Specific failure symptoms include: 1) Dishwasher has a full tub of water at the end of the cycle. 2) Dishwasher only partially drains and leaves water in tub at end of cycle.
Remove the lower panel. Locate the pump drain hose and see if a kink in the hose is evident. If so, remove the kink and check the dishwasher for proper operation. If the dishwasher now pumps the water out, you found the problem — a kinked drain hose. If little or no water is being pumped out, the problem is in the dishwasher pump assembly. Read the rest of this entry »
Specific symptoms include: Little or no water enters the dishwasher tub cavity. To find the cause, first check to be sure the water supply is ON.
To avoid incorrect readings when using the volt/ohmmeter, always “zero” the ohmmeter before making any continuity checks on dishwasher components. See operating instructions that came with your volt/ohmmeter.
When making continuity checks with the volt/ohmmeter, always turn the electricity OFF at the circuit breaker panel. Live voltage checks will damage the meter movement. Read the rest of this entry »
