D3350CP
ASKO D3350CP Dishwasher Seal Repair
Most common issues on this model
- Door seal wear and drips on the floor
- Cloudy or gritty glasses
- Door catch for programs that will not start
- Dispenser cup left shut
The CP at the end of the D3350CP is a suffix we do not try to interpret. What we know is that it follows the D3350 number, and that your label will show the exact build, which is what we use when we order.
A dishwasher that drips onto the floor gets its door seal examined first. We look for flattening, cracks and gaps, then the hose connections and the tub joints, because a seal that looks fine can still sit against a door that does not close squarely. Cloudy glasses lead us to the filter and the sprayer arms.
A program that will not start usually means the door catch is not signaling a closed door, so we test it and its switch; detergent that stays in the cup gets the release tested. As an older dishwasher it may have scarce parts, which we look into first. Written quote, 30-day guarantee.
Key features
- ASKO dishwasher
- Version of the D3350 with a CP suffix
- Older model, no longer sold
- Label shows the exact build
Error codes this model can show
What does CP mean on a D3350CP?
The letters after the number are not something we interpret ourselves. The label gives the full number, and we order every part against it so the right one arrives.
Why does my D3350CP drip at the door?
The seal may be worn, but a loose hose joint leaves the same wet floor. We start a test program and watch the door and the base to find the actual spot.
Can the D3350CP seal be replaced?
Usually, once we have confirmed the seal is available for this older model. We check that against your label before we quote, and we report what we find before you decide.
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