We have a Bosch dishwasher. It wasn't washing as well as it might, so I thought I'd check out the power of the jets from the rotating arms. My cunning plan was to fool the machine into running while the door was ajar by sticking a knife into the hole in the top of the door which engages with a U-shaped piece of metal fixed to the upper edge of the inside of the machine. Inside the hole in the door is a wedge- shaped piece of plastic. It easily clicked into the position it's in when the door is closed. Great for checking out the jets (they're fine), but I can't get the thing to "unclick". The machine now thinks the door is always closed! So do I have to dismantle the whole door assembly to fix it?
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14 years ago