not this exact one but near the same ours has a timer on it and we have been using it for years approx 8 years now its started to jump in its timings put on the half hour wash last time it went on for 2 hours
Any one had this problem before ?
Looking on line poss could be the heating element but I'm not sure are there are a lot of sensors that could be faulty as well
Not a dish washer, but I had a capacitor that went low value in my old washing machine that prevented it going into fast spin. That was a timing circuit too, I reckon.
check the supply(inlet water) and more likely the draining. If the machine is veryyyyy slow t drain it will draw out the cycle time. Stick the drain hose in a BIG bucket and start a cycle and see when it drains if there is a good flow from the drain. If you still think it's a heating issue then get hold of a temp probe with a lead and drop it in to sump and run machine to see how well it heats up.
My experience, is something blocked? Is a pump or solenoid on its way out. I'll take it apart, oh my god it's horribly complicated. Hmm, new one? Good luck!
As per others it's probably not able to drain. I'd be checking the obvious there and if nothing taking the pump out and checking that. The pump maybe a simple self contained unit you can get at easily.
Other one could be heater element, if thats on the way out it could be taking ages to heat the water to temperature or not even reaching temperature throwing the cycle off.
there is no setting for draing the water on the mechine in all the tests ive done tonight with out taking apart there has never been any heat at all
it got down to the last 1 min and then went back to over 16 mins the bottem was empty of water
ive got an idea of just throwing a couple washing bowls of water in the mechine starting it as the unit should try to drain the water before starting the cycle
Sound like the pump should be ok then.
The heater (as you say there has been no heating) should have a thermal cut out, usually bolted right next to it. It may be a re settable button type possible accessible via a small hole but you would need to find out before pocking in any holes .
unplug it and take the right panel off, at the bottom near the back on the RHS as you look at the dishwasher is the main control PCB (power lead plugs into it). Check the PCB for blown chips as it is quite common on these to blow them.
Once you're there you'll be able to meter the wires to the heating element, usually thicker brown wires. as you say it isn't heating at all it may be the PCB or element that has blown.
im going to have a look at the in a day or so as looking at the prices of the heaters if thats the problem looking like it could be a quater of the cost of a new one or even if a certain type half the cost of a new one