Description
Water level switch (pressure switch / pressure sensor) for Gorenje dishwashers (699735)
Original Gorenje 699735 pressure switch (water level switch) is a key component of the water fill control system in a dishwasher. The sensor measures air pressure in the pneumatic chamber as the tank fills with water and sends a signal to the electronic control module to shut off the inlet valve or activate the drain pump in a timely manner.
Signs of a faulty pressure switch:
- The dishwasher takes in too much water or overfills.
- The machine does not take in water at all or constantly drains it immediately after filling.
- The display shows an error related to water filling/draining (e.g., AquaStop system errors or fill time-out errors).
- The wash program stops at the rinsing or water filling stage.
Main advantages:
- Original Gorenje quality: Full compatibility with the control unit and a perfect match for mounting points and connectors.
- High adjustment precision: Factory calibration of the diaphragm guarantees an accurate water level for high-quality washing and resource savings.
- Contact reliability: Resistant to voltage fluctuations and humid environments.
Compatibility and application:
Used in various models of built-in and freestanding Gorenje dishwashers, as well as compatible brands of the Gorenje Group (Mora, Körting, Hisense, etc.):
- Gorenje dishwashers: GV, GS, MGV, SmartFlex series, and other models using part code 699735.
Technical specifications:
| Parameter | Value / Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand / Manufacturer | Gorenje (Original) |
| Part Number (P/N) | 699735 |
| Part Type | Pressure switch (water level sensor / switch) |
| Operating Principle | Pneumatic (by air column pressure) |
| Purpose | Monitoring and regulating the tank water fill level |
Package contents:
- Gorenje 699735 water level switch (pressure switch) — 1 pc.
Technician's tip: Before replacing the pressure switch, be sure to check the compression chamber (air trap) and the thin plastic tube for blockages and detergent residue. In 30% of cases, pressure switch malfunctions are caused by a clogged pressure hose rather than a failure of the sensor itself.
