D3122
ASKO D3122 Dishwasher Control Repair
Most common issues on this model
- Whether the panel wakes up when power is confirmed
- Damp dishes after the dry stage
- Water left in the bottom of the tub
- Door lock holding after the program stops
The D3122 is one of the older ASKO dishwashers in the D3000 numbering. Some Houston kitchens still have one humming along, and when it quits the first sign is usually a panel that will not wake up or a load that is still damp when the program ends.
A quiet panel gets a step-by-step test: the outlet and breaker, the switch that tells the control the door is shut, and then the control itself. That order matters, because a door switch costs far less than a board. For damp dishes we look at whether water is left in the base, then at the heater and the vent.
If the door stays locked after a stop, we test the lock and the signal that releases it. Not every part for a D3122 can still be ordered, and we would rather tell you that over the phone than after we have started. If a new dishwasher makes better sense, we will say so. Our quote comes first, in writing.
Key features
- ASKO dishwasher
- Model number D3122
- Part of the D3000 numbering
- Older model, no longer sold
Error codes this model can show
My D3122 shows nothing at all. What do you test?
We start with the outlet and breaker, then the door switch, then the control board. Taking them in that order means you are not asked to pay for a board when a switch is the real problem.
Why does the D3122 leave dishes damp?
Water left in the tub base re-wets the load, and weak heat or poor venting can also do it. We check the drain first and then the heater and vent during a test drying stage.
Is there a way to tell the D3122 from the D3122XL?
Yes, by the full number printed on the label. We read it before ordering, because the plain number and the XL number do not always take the same parts, and a wrong guess costs you days.
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