On current Bertazzoni Heritage, Professional and Master dishwashers such as the DW24T3IPV, DW24T2IXB and DW18S2IPV, F7 means overheating. The water or the heating area has become hotter than the dishwasher allows, so it stops the cycle…
On current Bertazzoni Heritage, Professional and Master dishwashers such as the DW24T3IPV, DW24T2IXB and DW18S2IPV, F7 means overheating. The water or the heating area has become hotter than the dishwasher allows, so it stops the cycle for protection. The recommended step is to contact service. You may notice a very hot tub or door when F7 appears. Unload nothing until the inside has cooled.
1. Press Cancel and leave the door closed for a minute, then open it carefully. 2. Let the tub and dishes cool completely before touching them. 3. Switch the dishwasher off at its breaker. 4. Do not restart it. 5. Call us so we can test the heater and sensor.
The dishwasher stops itself, which is the protection working. Still, an overheating machine should be left off until a technician tests the heater and sensor.
Wait a minute or two first, since steam and hot dishes can burn. Once everything has cooled, you can look inside but should not restart the cycle.
Yes. If the sensor reads wrongly, the control may keep heating. That is why we test the sensor and the heater circuit together before suggesting a repair.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.