ASKO Washer Message “OVERFLOW”: Water Level Too High
An older ASKO W6641 or W6661 washer prints OVERFLOW on its LCD text display when the water in the drum climbs higher than the safe level. The washer stops the program to keep water from escaping.…
- Code
- OVERFLOW
- Appliance
- Washer
- Brand
- ASKO
- Warranty
- 30-day workmanship
What OVERFLOW means
An older ASKO W6641 or W6661 washer prints OVERFLOW on its LCD text display when the water in the drum climbs higher than the safe level. The washer stops the program to keep water from escaping. If the tap is still open and water keeps coming in, the inlet is not shutting off as it should, and that needs attention before another load.
Common causes of OVERFLOW
- Inlet valve stuck partly open
- Level sensor and the hose that feeds it
- Control circuit that keeps the inlet open
- Slow drain that lets the level build
1. Close the water tap to the washer. 2. Turn the power off to clear the message, then drain any water left in the drum. 3. Leave the washer unused until it is checked, since the owner's manual advises a service call.
- After you close the tap, we still need to learn why too much water entered, so we test the inlet valve and the level sensor
- Water on the floor or in the base changes what we check first, so tell us when you book
- Parts for older W6 washers are checked before we commit, and you see the price in writing first
Other Washer codes
What does OVERFLOW mean on an older ASKO washer?
The water level rose past the safe limit. The washer stops the program so the water does not spill, and the message stays until you act.
Should I close the tap?
Yes. Closing the tap stops more water from entering while the cause is unknown. Turn the power off to clear the message, then call us or use the online form to schedule service.
Will you repair a W6641 or W6661 with this message?
Yes. Many Houston households still use these washers. We look over the parts, put the price in writing ahead of the repair, and say so honestly if fixing it would not pay off.
Still seeing OVERFLOW?
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.