Can't get anything but warm of hot water

JMHO, but guessing it's probably better to connect hot water to the DW. It could be taxing on the DW to heat cold water every time. At least with hot water available, the DW wouldn't have to work so hard and maybe your DW will last longer--or at least the heating element probably would. Can't imagine the cost of using pre-heated water (from a hot water heater) would be extravagant as a DW probably doesn't use that much water each time.

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try to do cold cycle first without doing warm cycle first

check either ur water temperature switch or and ur water inlet valve with a multi meter for continuity OHMS

Hi Elllie602 (!) from retired Englishman in SW France,

2 weeks old? Under guarantee/warantee? Get in touch with the vendor/shop!!!
Even if it takes only cold water for the warm wash (which is a bit daft- normally washers mix the hot and cold accordingly) and heats it, that is not how most hot n' cold washers work.

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Yes , you can look into the program and find an easy economical quick wash which will has a fast wash with cold water, rinse and short drying cycle.
The normal/regular wash uses the heater as with warm water the dirt comes off well and is sterilised wheras in cold wash the average dirt might go off but not as clean as in a hot wash.
So you can use the programs as required for the clothes in question.

sounds like both valves r faulty .try cleaning inlet hose filters and if that doest work must b valves. buy and change cold first to save u money,if u dont use warm often.please reply 4 more help.p/s turn off power b4 working on unit dont want any acciedents.

Yes, this is normal. All newer washer have auto temp control fills. This is to meet energy saving requirements. The less hot water used the more energy saved. Most hot settings on washers give out basically lukewarm water. The detergent made today is made to work well with cooler temperature water, so things will still come out clean.

Bad thermistor or bad board. Or its just a energy super saver and it will not let you use all that hot water. Did it work before or its been like this since new? New energy star models will only let it just get warm for hot wash, saving energy. warm wash is like 70 deg water.

What a great energy saver response....run water through another tap in the house in order to fill the pipes with hot water! I have the same problem; cannot even get WARM water in my tub. I have 2 solutions: #1, on my incoming water pipes are regular faucet handles which I am going to attach a hose on the hot side that will reach into the washer and manually mix the temperature. #2, purchase an old refurb washer at a used appliance store that HAS a hot-water setting and hope they will take the "wonderful, new energy saver" as a trade. There are just some times you really need HOT water. I can't imagine washing diapers in cold, although I haven't had to do that in many years. Energy saving factory settings: capital "B", capital "S"!!!

If the cold works on cold wash but the hot don't work on hot wash . Then yes the switch is bad.give What model is it?