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What does code F2 mean? - Asko D1776 Stainless Steel Built-in Dishwasher

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Hi, Welcome to FixYa. The "F2" for Asko dishwasher indicates an issue with the unit overfilling. This can be caused by several things, faulty inlet valve, drain pump, a plugged fill switch/overfill hose or a leak which causes the overfill switch to actuate or even a plugged drain hose. ( if you wait a couple of days it may in fact start working as the water in the base evaporates ) I would start by removing the bottom toe panel to see if the base is full of water and then check the drain hose where it connects to your home plumbing. Of course make sure you turn off the power at the breaker panel. If you don't feel like these are things you can check I'd recommend calling an authorized Asko service provider. Let me know what you find. Macmarkus :)

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I agree with Mark MacDonald on all that. I replace my drain hose as it was busted. Reason could be broken glass pieces that punctured the hose.
I use a 12$ generic hose from Lowe's that has a female elbow on one end and a female connector on the other. Only thing is they don't come 8ft long as recommended hence make your own extension. Check for leaks.

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