Asko Dishwasher F10 Error Code
A display reading F10 means the Asko dishwasher has detected overfilling of the first kind. The manuals send owners to the drain pump.
Model Reference
Asko DBI364 Dishwasher Repair in San Francisco
A quiet-kitchen appliance that should stay quiet: if the DBI364 has started to grind, gurgle or stall, here is how to sort out why.
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Model number
DBI364
About this model
Model overview
The DBI364 appears in our library as a 24-inch built-in in the 40 Series. It is current, with an ENERGY STAR entry dated February 2023. Nothing more is claimed about its internals here; what we can say is how a unit like this tends to misbehave in a Bay Area home.
Sounds that mean something
A change in sound is often the first sign. A rattle at the start of the wash can be something loose in the tub. A droning hum without water movement leans toward a pump that is trying and failing. A gurgle from the sink side after draining suggests the drain path and not the machine. Our notes on Asko dishwasher loud noise separate these in more depth.
Cycle problems in plain terms
- The cycle starts, then stops with no water in the tub: look at the supply, the inlet and the door latch.
- The cycle finishes but the tub holds a puddle: filter, drain screen, drain pump or drain line.
- The machine fills and keeps filling: this is the territory of F10, overfilling and F54, a second overfilling code.
The kitchen around the machine
San Francisco kitchens in converted Victorians often squeeze the dishwasher between a sink base and a wall, with a drain hose that has to climb and turn. The shorter the run, the easier it is to pinch a hose when the unit is slid back. If the DBI364 stopped working right after a plumber or a cabinet job, mention that when you call.
Owner checks, in a sensible order
- Is the unit getting power, and has a breaker or GFCI tripped?
- Does the door shut cleanly against the gasket?
- Is the filter at the bottom of the tub free of grit and label scraps?
- Is the drain hose straight and the water supply valve open?
- After one controlled reset, does the code come back?
Where we come in
When the checks do not settle it, book Asko dishwasher repair. The technician diagnoses first, writes the estimate and waits for your go-ahead. Keep the full label number and the code handy; a photo of the label helps more than a guess.
Comparing neighbors in the lineup? The Asko DBI563 repair page covers a 30 Series model, and Asko dishwashers lists the family.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, site data gives its size as 24 inches and its series as the 40 Series.
Common causes include a door that is not fully latched, a supply that is restricted or a drain that cannot clear. A code on the display points the technician at the right group of parts.
Yes, switch the power off at the breaker if water is rising, and close the shutoff valve.
The model number is the key one. Include the serial if the label shows it.
Model-information disclaimer. Confirm your exact model number and specifications with your appliance documentation before booking a repair. Model pages are for identification and compatibility reference.
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