The "flood warning E15 has come on. It happened once before and I got into
the base to drain the stupid little pot that collects the spillage. I
couldn't see any shource of a leak, Emptied it and it carried on for about
a year.

I need to do it again - but I can't recall how I removed the trim on the
bottom of the front. I recall that last time I removed the front of the
door first = but reflected that I hadn't needed to. Any advice before I do
it again.

JohnP wrote in
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The "flood warning E15 has come on. It happened once before and I got
into the base to drain the stupid little pot that collects the
spillage. I couldn't see any shource of a leak, Emptied it and it
carried on for about a year.

I need to do it again - but I can't recall how I removed the trim on
the bottom of the front. I recall that last time I removed the front
of the door first = but reflected that I hadn't needed to. Any advice
before I do it again.

Done it ! Not sure how - but wiggling an pulling seemed to work.

Stupid design of a little sump with no means of emptying it. Presumably a
terminal falure situation after a costly service call for most people.

Emptied it - but can't see an obviousl leak point.

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JohnP wrote 6: The "flood warning E15 has come on. It happened once before and I got into the base to drain the stupid little pot that collects the spillage. I couldn't see any shource of a leak, Emptied it and it carried on for about a year. I need to do it again - but I can't recall how I removed the trim on the bottom of the front. I recall that last time I removed the front of the door first = but reflected that I hadn't needed to. Any advice before I do it again. Done it ! Not sure how - but wiggling an pulling seemed to work.Stupid design of a little sump with no means of emptying it. Presumably a terminal falure situation after a costly service call for most people.Emptied it - but can't see an obviousl leak point.

I had the same problem with Siemens dishwasher. I tightened up the
screws inside, around the top of the drain/filter and that
extended the time between E15 error codes. I think there is a
seal underneath those screws which fails - design
fault.
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I had the same problem with Siemens dishwasher. I tightened up the
screws inside, around the top of the drain/filter and that
extended the time between E15 error codes. I think there is a
seal underneath those screws which fails - design
fault.

Oooh Thanks - will look right now.

Biggles wrote in
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JohnP Wrote in message:r
JohnP wrote
6: The "flood
warning E15 has come on. It happened once before and I got into the
base to drain the stupid little pot that collects the spillage. I
couldn't see any shource of a leak, Emptied it and it carried on for
about a year. I need to do it again - but I can't recall how I
removed the trim on the bottom of the front. I recall that last time
I removed the front of the door first = but reflected that I hadn't
needed to. Any advice before I do it again. Done it ! Not sure how
- but wiggling an pulling seemed to work.Stupid design of a little
sump with no means of emptying it. Presumably a terminal falure
situation after a costly service call for most people.Emptied it -
but can't see an obviousl leak point.

I had the same problem with Siemens dishwasher. I tightened up the
screws inside, around the top of the drain/filter and that
extended the time between E15 error codes. I think there is a
seal underneath those screws which fails - design
fault.

4 Torx headed screws - thighteded about a quarter turn. I am hopeful.

Well maybe an eighth of a tuturn - it felt right.