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| All people have different electrical
and mechanical abilities. This chart is not meant to be used by persons
who do not possess the ability to safely handle a test meter or the tools
required to perform the repairs need to your appliance. Please err on the
side of caution and when in doubt, hire a professionally trained Technician
to repair your appliance. We do not accept any responsibility for a mis
diagnosis or the further damage to your appliance, property or person.
These hints are merely a pointer into which direction you may be able to
look in order to solve your problem if you have the skill to undertake
the repair.
Dishwasher
-Test the timer for mechanical functions. -Check timer actions against timer cycle chart. -If used, check your sani thermostat for tub contact or continuity. -Check connections at timer for secureness. -Check timer motor leads.
-See if the float or float switch is stuck. -Check the water valve screen for blockage. -Test the timer for power out to the water valve. -Test the solenoid on the water valve for continuity.
-See if the timer is advancing to the drain cycle. -See if the flapper valve or drain solenoid is operating. -See if the drain impeller is worn or damaged.
-Test the water temperature in the dishwasher. -Check that the pump is recirculating the water. -Check the spray arm for a split in the side. -Check the internal water flow gaskets for leaks. -Make sure that the unit is draining after each wash. -Make sure that the dishwasher is filling with enough water -Ensure that the dishwasher is loaded properly. -Try a different or fresh detergent.
-Test for power to the timer
-Test for cracks in the tub. -Test the float switch seal. -Test the heater element where it enters the tub. There are gaskets that can leak. -Test the hose clamps. -Test the hoses for leaks.
-Test the door seal. -Test for a loose or a bent door latch. -Test for over-filling. This could be from the float switch. -Test the spray arm for a split. If water sprays directly at the bottom of the door, it will create a leak. |
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