Westinghouse Dishwashers - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

H19 is an error code indicating that the water draining has reached a certain threshold and has not been cleared properly. To fix this issue, you'll need to check the drain hose and ensure it is connected properly and not clogged. You should also check the drain pump to make sure that it is operating correctly and that it is not blocked. If these steps do not resolve the issue, it may be necessary to call a technician for further assistance.

google westinghouse dishwasher wsf6608x error codes f5 F5 signals an error in the water supply line, which may mean that the tap is not open far enough or that there is an error in water pressure Westinghouse Dishwasher F5 Error - Water Level Fault

Has anyone managed to find a Manual for the Westinghouse 906?

Water has been detected under the base. When a sensor detects water it will shut down the dishwasher. To reset, open the bottom panel and air out with a fan. It may take over night to dry. Restart dishwasher after several hours. The dishwasher will run but more than likely it will happen again.

Probably too late for you now :( I found this site.
http://spares.alliedappliance.com.au/
If you happen to have yours fixed, I would love instructions on how to reattach my top drawer to the clips! Can't find an image anywhere and just can't figure it out. sigh.

need to check for clog or pump failure

ON the the control pannel it might show a symbol of a lock. You will need to hold that key or sometime Keys for 3 to 5 seconds to release the control lock.

Fault in thermal cutout or heating pause fault. Selected temperature not reached in 90 minutes ?· Check heating element ?· Check thermostat

Heating element or thermal cutout Model number may help in diagnosis

please add surge protector to your electrical pannel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3erPXsjHvU https://www.partselect.com/JustForFun/Westinghouse-Appliance-Fault-Codes.aspx Could be water getting into the bottom of the dish washer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qa6OsgJqLmc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0W9pzBZ-DI

Look for silverware jammed against hinge.

read about it in the owner's manual... good guidance there.

I would 1st check your filter. Most dishwashers have them, and they get backed up. Usually on the bottom of the dishwasher. You can google location of yours specifically.

Gary Miller was closest. You can also try this: After the outlet hose has drained, open the dishwasher door and blow hard into the outlet hose (try not to get any gunk in your mouth! I usually put my hand in between the hose and my mouth. You will find a bit of resistance then it should clear. Remove the filter (the one you remove and clean after every wash) and see if there is any gunk in the sump. Remove what you can by drawing the water out as best you can and using a rag to remove the gunk. Close the door and see if it tries to fill. Let it fill for a while until there is some water in the sump. Do the blow through the outlet hose trick again to see if it has cleared. If you ket the dishwasher drain via the outlet hose, any gunk in the hose will end up clogging it again.