ASKO Dishwasher Code F56: Circulation Pump Not Running
F56 is the circulation pump message on ASKO DBI564IS.U, DBI564TS.U and DBI564PS.U dishwashers, and on the DFI and DSD with F-codes. That pump lifts wash water into the spray arms. When the control sees the pump…
- Code
- F56
- Appliance
- Dishwasher
- Brand
- ASKO
- Warranty
- 30-day workmanship
What F56 means
F56 is the circulation pump message on ASKO DBI564IS.U, DBI564TS.U and DBI564PS.U dishwashers, and on the DFI and DSD with F-codes. That pump lifts wash water into the spray arms. When the control sees the pump stalled or silent, it ends the program and prints F56. Expect dishes that come out unwashed, or a program that quits after the water has filled.
Common causes of F56
- A pump motor that has stopped
- Debris jamming the pump impeller
- A loose plug or wire at the pump
- A control board that does not power the pump
1. Dismiss the message with any button. 2. Wash the coarse and fine filters thoroughly. 3. Look into the tub for a spoon, a fruit pit or a piece of glass that dropped past the filter. 4. If F56 returns, do not keep running loads.
- Whether the pump is blocked or the motor itself has worn out
- Whether power reaches the pump
- Which pump matches your model, which we confirm ahead of the quote
Other Dishwasher codes
What does F56 tell me?
That the pump feeding the spray arms is not running as the control expects. The pump, then its wiring, then the board are what we test.
Will the dishwasher still fill and drain?
It may, because those jobs belong to other parts. Without circulation, though, the wash does nothing useful, so there is no point in running another load.
Can you tell me the price ahead of time?
Yes, in writing. We also order no part until you have approved the price.
Still seeing F56?
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.