To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Midea WQP6-3305E Dishwasher will not pump out?
If your Midea Dishwasher won't pump out water, the issue could be a defective drain pump (replace it), an obstructed drain hose (check the drainhose), damaged wiring (repair the wiring), or a defective PCB assembly (replace it).
How to stop Midea Dishwasher from leaking water?
If water is leaking from your Midea Dishwasher, it could be due to too much water fill (see previous symptom), a defective tub seal, softener gasket, or drain pump (replace these), the dishwasher not being level (level it), loose hose clamps (tighten or replace them), a loose heater element (tighten the mounting nuts), defective sump seals (replace them), the motor and drain pump assembly not seated properly with the sump (remount them), or defective Heater elements support assembly seals (remount Heater elements support assembly).
What to do if Midea Dishwasher does not work when press start?
If the Midea Dishwasher doesn't start when you press start, ensure the door is fully closed. If it is, the problem might be defective door switch contacts or a defective door handle assembly (replace these), damaged wiring (repair it), or a defective PCB assembly (replace it).
Why water remains in bottom of Midea Dishwasher?
If there's water remaining in the bottom of the Midea Dishwasher, note that a small amount of water in the sump area is normal to keep the pump primed and drains automatically. If there's excessive water, it could be a defective drain pump (replace it), a defective check plate, or a one way valve (clean or replace these).
Why Midea Dishwasher runs but will not heat?
If the Midea Dishwasher runs but doesn't heat, it could be due to low input voltage (the lowest input voltage is 198V), a defective thermal resistor (replace it), damaged wiring (repair the wiring), too little water fill (see “Too little water fill.”), a defective micro-switch of heater elements support assembly or heater element (replace them), or a defective PCB assembly (replace it).
Why Midea WQP6-3305E Dishwasher has too little water fill?
If the Midea Dishwasher has too little water fill, make sure the dishwasher is level (level the dishwasher). Other possible causes include a defective flowmeter or pressure switch (replace them), a clogged filter assembly (clean it), or water siphoning out (clean or replace the one way valve).
How to fix Midea WQP6-3305E Dishwasher that runs with door open?
If the Midea Dishwasher runs with the door open, the issue is likely defective door switch contacts or a defective door handle assembly (replace these), damaged wiring (repair the wiring), or a defective PCB assembly (replace it).
Why Midea WQP6-3305E Dishwasher motor hums but will not start or run?
If the motor of your Midea Dishwasher hums but won't start or run, it could be due to defective motor bearings or a defective motor capacitor (replace these), damaged wiring (repair the wiring), or improper motor voltage (replace the motor).
What causes Midea WQP6-3305E motor to trip on internal thermal overload protector?
If the Midea Dishwasher motor trips due to the internal thermal overload protector, the cause might be shorted motor windings, improper motor voltage, or a defective motor capacitor or motor bearings (replace the motor, motor capacitor, or the motor).
What does it mean when glass lamp twinkle and overfall alarm in Midea WQP6-3305E?
If the glass lamp is twinkling and there is an overfall alarm in your Midea Dishwasher, the issue could be a defective micro-switch for overfall safeguard (replace the micro-switch), damaged wiring (repair the wiring), a defective PCB assembly (replace it), or water leaks from the dishwasher (see “Water leaks from dishwasher.”).
General| Placement | Freestanding |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 6 place settings |
| Number of programs | 6 |
| Energy efficiency class | A+ |
| Noise level | 49 dB |
| Delay Start | Yes |
| Child Lock | Yes |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 438 x 550 x 500 mm |
| Type | Compact |
| Water consumption per cycle | 6.5 liters |
General safety precautions and warnings for servicing the appliance.
Specific warning about disconnecting power before servicing to avoid injury.
Instructions on properly refastening grounding devices after service.
Details the main control board, its location, and removal/installation.
Explains the function, removal, and installation of the outer door.
Describes the automatic dispenser for detergent and rinse agent.
Covers the removal and installation of the door handle assembly.
Details the microswitch for the door handle assembly and its function.
Explains the removal and installation procedure for the inner door.
Outlines the removal and installation process for the dishwasher's shell.
Describes the removal and replacement of the operating board.
Explains the pressure switch, its function, and removal/installation.
Details the removal and installation of the tank assembly.
Covers the removal and installation of the sump assembly.
