Bellini BDW127 Series Questions & Answers (page 4 of 5)

How did you. Go with this.. Mine is brand new and doing the same thing

Mine does this too. Any ideas?

I replaced it with a Bosch Series 4.

I have the same problem, would appreciate anyone providing some help on this

I am having the exact same problem. So annoying.

Same here !!
What is going on with this piece of expensive thing!

I had this issue also. Seems to be a stuck/faulty inlet valve. Sprayed inside the valve with WD40 and ran a rinse cycle until the valve frees up and then refitted to the tap. Now working fine.

Yellow/green is the earth wire, reconnect and try again.
If you are not an electrician do not mess with electricity; it can kill you.

You need to get the dishwasher checked by an electrician, a fault with the earth connection can be very dangerous. The washer could work perfectly fine but be a trap ready to electrocute someone who touches the wrong part.

Water inlet malfunction, the problems would happen on the inlet hose, inlet valve, pressure switch.

Hi Nigel,
Haven't had any problems with ours so far.
I would call the helpline 1300373199
Good luck :-)
Cheers,
Darron.

The dishwasher is probably not letting in the water supply which means the valve needs replacing. I have already had the valve replaced and the dishwasher is back to the same problem. I have only been able to make use of the dishwasher about five times. I’m considering chucking it out and replacing it with a reputable make. It’s no use calling the 1300 number as the company has moved its operations to New Zealand. I have been back to Bunnings but they were not interested and tried selling me another of their own brands.

That’s been happening ever since I had mine from new. Each time I have been told it’s a faulty valve which needs to be replaced. If your dishwasher is still under warranty Bellini will have it fixed. Otherwise you will have to pay for the repairs which is costly. I just don’t use mine anymore.

Water inlet malfunction, the problems would happen on the inlet hose, inlet valve, pressure switch. Is your dishwasher with an aqua stop inlet hose? If yes and got faulty on that part, you may have to check and buy a new inlet hose with an aqua stop.

You would have to call the previous owner to find out where and when they bought it then contact the place they bought it from. You prob won't get a refund but maybe a tradie to come look at it. This problem is what was happening with ours. We bought a new one (better brand) as we got sick of the Bellini breaking down and not washing dishes properly

These machines are a horrible waste of money better off throwing it in the bin

Return it to Bunnings for full Refund, and look for a known brand name on special, you may have to add a bit more to your budget but it will be worth it...cheers

you dont. But online you can find the proper way to stack your dishwasher.

Hi Laura, The upper basket can be adjusted for height by putting wheels of different height into the rails. That is adjust the basket on empty only (in other words has two sets of wheels and have to turn clip at front of runner and put on other sets of wheels)

Had the same issue today. Once i start the machine, I guess it drains the water(hear it working), then nothing for some 30 seconds and then it starts beeping and the Water Supply turns on. After hours wasting time on this rubbish, finally pulled it out, set the 3hour timer, set it on intense mode,turned it on, left it for an hour, then returned back, pushed it in, had to move the water inlet and drainage hoses, and then retried without the 3 hour timer, and it started working. I guess moving the hoses was the trick. Or maybe just trying all the possible modes. To summarise, I’m sorry for those engineers who designed this rubbish.

Exact same thing with ours - and no response despite many hours on hold from Bellini

we went through 2 bellinis in 3 weeks, they are cheap and nasty, we got our money back and got a miele,

Buy a new dishwasher - sorry - that was our only solution. Tried everything to fix it- in the end buying a new one was the only solution
Cheers

Mine has just done the same thing!! How did you get yours fixed please?

I took the front panel off and then the latch itself. You can reset the spring by pushing the latch mechanism with the end of a spoon.

If it's not covered by warranty I would say probably not. I cannot imagine the cost of repairs will be economically viable and in my experience I would think it was a waste of money to do so. We had the same problem which was diagnosed as a motherboard problem and the machine was replaced rather than repaired which would give you an idea of the probable cost of repair. I presume you have tried unplugging it, leaving it for a few minutes and then turning it on again ? That sometimes fixes it on a temporary basis.

By all means get a quote but my guess is that the plumber will be reluctant to guess the cost until he finds out exactly what the problem is. The unfortunate truth is that the quality control during manufacture must be pretty poor. Some will last as long as any other machine, but many fail randomly and far too soon. I wouldn't throw a cent at mine.

Thanks for your advice.

I think it may be on the way out. We are on our third warranty replacement Bellini dishwasher and the first one did that. The warranty people attributed it to a sensor error which eventually resulted in a circuit board failure and the complete failure of the machine. Obviously yours may differ, but the symptoms are very similar.

Im gonna check my drainage. It could be just the plumbing blocking and unblocking. I just went through everything on line and found that its most likely that in my case.

I found by keeping the strainers clean all the time eliminated this problem, what still sometimes happen it will stop before the rinse cycle is completed but that does not happen very often.