Dishwasher displays F14; may not start or may stop with no water movement.

Safety: Disconnect power at the breaker. Control board work involves exposure to live circuits when powered.

• Inspect power connections: Remove the control board cover and check that all power input and output connectors are firmly seated.
• Look for burned areas: Examine the control board for burned or cracked solder joints around the motor and heater relays.
• Check supply voltage: Confirm that the dishwasher is receiving correct line voltage at the terminal block (this step should be done only by someone comfortable working with live voltage).
• If visible damage is present: Replace the main control board with a compatible Asko part.
• If no obvious damage: F14 usually indicates an internal board fault; replacement of the main control board is typically required and is best done by a professional.