On Viking Professional VDB450 and FDB451 built-in dishwashers with the second-generation control, flash pattern 5-4 is a Current Sense Error: five flashes of the Pots/Pans light, then four of the Normal Wash light. The control is…
On Viking Professional VDB450 and FDB451 built-in dishwashers with the second-generation control, flash pattern 5-4 is a Current Sense Error: five flashes of the Pots/Pans light, then four of the Normal Wash light. The control is not getting a normal electrical current reading from the circuit it monitors while running. It is a service-level code, so expect the cycle to stop and the lights to repeat.
1. Switch the dishwasher's breaker off for one minute, then restore power. 2. Hold START for four seconds and run a short cycle. 3. If the 5-4 lights return, stop using the dishwasher. This code reports on the dishwasher's electrical monitoring, so we do not recommend more resets or opening any panel.
It watches the electrical current of the circuit it drives. Pattern 5-4 means that reading is not in the range it expects, so it stops the cycle to be safe.
One reset from the breaker is fine. If the lights return, additional starts will not help, and we would rather you leave it off until we look.
Yes, since the check requires measuring the circuit and, if needed, opening the dishwasher. Resets and filter cleaning do not affect an electrical monitoring code.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.