ASKO Professional Dishwasher Code F68: Drain Pump Stalled or Silent
F68 on an ASKO Professional DWC6432 dishwasher refers to the brushless DC drain pump, the small motor that empties the tub. The DWC6432BIXXLSU and DWC6432FIXXLU are professional machines sold in the US for multifamily and light…
- Code
- F68
- Appliance
- Dishwasher
- Brand
- ASKO
- Warranty
- 30-day workmanship
What F68 means
F68 on an ASKO Professional DWC6432 dishwasher refers to the brushless DC drain pump, the small motor that empties the tub. The DWC6432BIXXLSU and DWC6432FIXXLU are professional machines sold in the US for multifamily and light commercial use. The control raises F68 when that pump is jammed, stalled or not answering. Dirty water stays in the tub and the program stops with the code showing.
Common causes of F68
- Debris jammed in the drain pump
- A motor that has stopped turning
- A damaged wire or loose connector at the pump
- The control board that drives the pump
1. Press any button to clear the message. 2. Unblock the drain pump as the owner's manual describes. 3. Check the drain hose for a kink. 4. If F68 returns, stop using the dishwasher and contact a service center.
- Whether the pump is only jammed or the motor itself has failed
- Whether the control sends the pump the right signal
- Which pump part fits your machine, confirmed first
Other Dishwasher codes
What kind of pump is behind F68?
A brushless DC motor, which is why the code names it. When it does not turn or does not respond, the tub keeps its water. We test the pump, its wiring and the board.
How does F68 differ from F11?
F11 reports that water is not leaving the tub. F68 points at the pump motor itself. Either one can leave water standing, so we check both the pump and the drain path.
Will you quote the repair first?
Always. A written price comes before work, and we back the repair with a 30-day workmanship warranty.
Still seeing F68?
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.