Compared with the website, the owner manual speaks more sharply. For the split spelling E:34-00 it says water enters the appliance without interruption, as if the fill never ends, and it begins with closing the supply…
Compared with the website, the owner manual speaks more sharply. For the split spelling E:34-00 it says water enters the appliance without interruption, as if the fill never ends, and it begins with closing the supply valve. For that reason E3400 is handled as urgent, not as a routine intake complaint. Treat it with more caution than any ordinary filling message.
SAFETY FIRST. 1. Close the dishwasher's supply valve at once, because an intake that cannot shut is a flooding hazard. 2. If water is reaching the floor, turn the circuit off at the panel. 3. Do not run cycles. 4. After that, book a visit.
If the inlet valve itself is jammed open, yes. That is why the manual starts with the supply valve rather than the electricity. We do not rush a diagnosis.
The website gives both one description, but the manual's wording for E3400 is more detailed and more serious. We treat it as the urgent one.
Yes, that is the correct interim step. Leave it closed until we have tested the inlet valve and confirmed it seals. A photo of the display can be useful.
Our technician checks it in your home and hands you a written price before touching anything.