Dishlex DSF6305 Questions & Answers

Hi Donna, Tania from Electrolux here. We are sorry to hear you are experiencing problems with your Dishlex dishwasher. If you wish to discuss this further please feel free to contact me at customercare@electrolux.com.au attention Tania.

Thanks,

Tania

Does it throw an error code?

Its a chemical reaction. Dont use Liquid, or use very very little of it. Powder is best.

I don’t have my manual with me so not sure what error .2 is. Check your manual as first step. It will tell you what you can do to try and fix and/or if the error needs a technician. If it is within warranty, they’ll send a technician out free of charge. The last techinician who fixed our unit recommended using auto to let the unit choose what setting is appropriate for the load. He said eco creates issues for some reason (we use to have it in eco mode all the time). One essential advice from him is to clean the dishwasher using those commercial dishwasher cleaners every 6 months and regularly clean the drain filters and as much as possible avoid leaving solids on the plates and cuttleries as it increases the chances of a clog. So far, our unit hasn’t had any issues since then.

Hi Nidsa

If u just turn the "on" button then all the washing options should come on. Cant help muchore after that

Hope yours works better than mine does.

Contact Electrolux customer service.

My dsf6305 door want open al the way stuck halfway

Unfortunately it sounds like a fault. We've had our machine now for some time and have not had this issue, and I can't think of any reason this would occur. Can I suggest you firstly switch the machine off at the wall and back on again. Secondly try another wash cycle... for example, try the '60' button option (quick 30 minute wash) and/or the same cycle again. This should demonstrate whether it is in fact a problem with that particular cycle or if it happens with other wash options as well.

Thanks will for taking time to.respond.tried all functions to no.avail.shall phone the supplier.have a great day

Hi, and thanks for your question. My advice is to generally avoid the soap blocks. I know many people use them and they are widely promoted and praised by advertisers. In our home we always use only liquid dishwasher detergent. Some years ago, when our previous dishwasher required repairs, the serviceman gave us some good advice. He explained that the blocks or powders don't always completely dissolve - and that this can lead, over time, to a build-up of undissolved material in the drain pipes which then can lead to blockages, repairs, etc. We have seen how sometimes undissolved material is left when using powders/blocks. However, with liquid there is of course no problem like this. As far as I'm aware there are only 2 liquid products available - One product is Finish and the other a Cussons 'Morning Fresh' product. They might seem a little more expensive to buy, but last well and do a better job (in my opinion) of washing with NO residue - and more importantly they don't potentially damage your dishwasher in the long term as explained. I've seen this same phenomenon with washing machines too - where powder-based detergents don't always fully dissolve. You can understand that over time that this residue material, like plaque in our blood veins, can build up in the machine's pipes and eventually cause blockages. Also, you can sometimes buy the liquids from the cheap $2 style stores (such as the former Crazy Clarks) in Indonesian/Malaysian versions of the famous brands sold in supermarkets for MUCH cheaper - same product. I hope this helps.

I agree but your reply does not answer my question?