1502
ASKO 1502 Dishwasher Drain Repair
Most common issues on this model
- Filter and hose when the tub holds water at the end
- Lock that stays engaged after the program stops
- Film or grit that points to spray arms
- Moisture at the front, from seal or hose connection
The ASKO 1502 is an older ASKO dishwasher that ASKO no longer sells. If yours ends each program with an inch of water in the tub, the drain is where we start.
We check the filter for debris, the drain hose for kinks and the pump for blockage. That clears most standing-water calls without any parts at all. Gritty or filmy dishes usually come from the same filter and the spray arms, so we inspect them in the same visit.
If the door stays locked after a stop, or water shows up at the front, we check the lock and the door seal. We confirm the model and serial number from the label and make sure older parts can be found before we start. You get a written price first, and the repair carries a 30-day warranty. If the 1502 is not worth fixing, we say so.
Key features
- ASKO dishwasher
- Model number 1502
- Older model, no longer sold
- Drain and lock checks come first
Error codes this model can show
What causes water to sit in my 1502?
A clogged filter, a kinked hose or a weak pump are the usual causes. We clear the path, check the pump and test a full drain before we leave, so the tub is empty at the end of the program.
Why is there water at the front of the dishwasher?
The door seal, a hose connection or an overfilled tub is the likely cause. We watch a test cycle to find the exact spot, and we quote the repair in writing before we start work.
Will you tell me if the 1502 is not worth fixing?
Yes. The 1502 is an older model, so we confirm part availability and the cost first, then give you an honest answer before any work begins. You decide with the facts in hand.
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