D1716W
ASKO D1716W White Dishwasher Repair
Most common issues on this model
- Damp loads after drying
- Standing water at the tub base
- Lock that does not release after a stop
- Moisture at the front of the machine
The D1716W is the white version of the D1716. On this dishwasher the article number on the plate is what identifies the exact build, and we read it before we order any part.
White D1716W units usually call us for a damp load or water left in the base, so we begin with the drain: filter, hose and pump. If the drain is clear, we test the heat and the vent. A lock that holds after a stop gets tested separately, and moisture at the front gets the seal and the hoses checked.
A D1716W is an older dishwasher, and some of its parts have become hard to find, so we start by asking what can be sourced. If the answer is not encouraging, you will hear it from us before you spend anything. The quote is in writing ahead of the repair, and we stand behind the work with a 30-day warranty.
Key features
- ASKO dishwasher
- Finish version of the D1716
- W suffix stands for White
- The article number on the plate identifies the build
Error codes this model can show
Where is the article number on the D1716W?
Look along the door edge or inside the tub for a small plate. We read it when we arrive so that every part we order fits your build and not only the general family.
Why are my dishes damp at the end of a D1716W cycle?
Water left in the tub re-wets dishes, and weak heat or poor venting can also leave them damp. We check the drain first, then the heater and the vent, and watch a drying stage.
Is moisture at the front always the door seal?
Often, but hoses and connections can leak in the same spot on the floor. We start a test cycle and watch the door so we find the exact spot before we give you a quote.
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