Jet Clean II Stainless Steel Dishwashers

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Service
This manual is to be used by qualified appliance
technicians only. Maytag does not assume any
responsibility for property damage or personal
injury for improper service procedures done by
an unqualified person.
This Base Manual covers general information
Refer to individual Technical Sheet
for information on specific models
This manual includes, but is
not limited to the following:
Jet Clean II
Stainless Steel
Dishwashers
Maytag
MDB8750AW
MDB9750AW
Jenn-Air
JDB1060AW
JDB1100AW
JDB2100AW
JDB2150AWP
16022783
January 2004
Important Information
Important Notices for Servicers and Consumers
Maytag will not be responsible for personal injury or property damage from improper service procedures. Pride and
workmanship go into every product to provide our customers with quality products. It is possible, however, that
during its lifetime a product may require service. Products should be serviced only by a qualified service technician
who is familiar with the safety procedures required in the repair and who is equipped with the proper tools, parts,
testing instruments and the appropriate service information. IT IS THE TECHNICIANS RESPONSIBLITY TO
REVIEW ALL APPROPRIATE SERVICE INFORMATION BEFORE BEGINNING REPAIRS.
!
WARNING
To avoid risk of severe personal injury or death, disconnect power before working/servicing on appliance to avoid
electrical shock.
To locate an authorized servicer, please consult your telephone book or the dealer from whom you purchased this
product. For further assistance, please contact:
Customer Service Support Center
CAIR Center
Web Site
Telephone Number
WWW.AMANA.COM ............................................... 1-800-843-0304
WWW.JENNAIR.COM ............................................ 1-800-536-6247
WWW.MAYTAG.COM ............................................. 1-800-688-9900
CAIR Center in Canada .......................................... 1-800-688-2002
Amana Canada Product .......................................... 1-866-587-2002
Recognize Safety Symbols, Words, and Labels
! DANGER
DANGER—Immediate hazards which WILL result in severe personal injury or death.
!
WARNING
WARNING—Hazards or unsafe practices which COULD result in severe personal injury or death.
!
CAUTION
CAUTION—Hazards or unsafe practices which COULD result in minor personal injury, product or property
damage.
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Table of Contents
Important Information
Important Notices for Consumers and Servicers .... 2
Recognize Safety Symbols, Words, and Labels ... 2
Important Safety Information
General Information ............................................... 4
Related Publications ............................................. 4
General Precautions and Warnings ....................... 4
Product Warning Labels
Junction Box Warning ........................................... 5
Support Panel Warning ......................................... 5
Control Cover Warning .......................................... 6
Electrical Equipment & Testing
Electrical Test Equipment ..................................... 7
Appliance Test Meter ............................................ 7
Continuity Testing ................................................. 7
Digital Test Meter .................................................. 7
Voltage Checks .............................................. 8
Motor Test Cord .................................................... 8
Grounding Polarity ................................................ 8
Electrical Tests
Water Valve .......................................................... 9
Detergent / Rinse Aid Disp Wax Mtr Check .......... 9
Cycles & Options
Cycles ................................................................ 10
Options ............................................................... 11
Display ............................................................... 12
Control Style by Model ........................................ 13
Troubleshooting
Will Not Fill ......................................................... 15
Overflows ............................................................ 15
Poor Water Circulation ........................................ 15
Poor Washability ................................................ 16
Will Not Drain ..................................................... 16
Continues to Drain .............................................. 16
Poor Drying ........................................................ 16
Water Leaks ....................................................... 17
Noise .................................................................. 17
Will Not Start or Program .................................... 17
Will Not Fill ......................................................... 17
Will Not Wash .................................................... 18
Will Not Drain ..................................................... 18
Will Not Dry ........................................................ 18
Manual Function Test ......................................... 18
Field Service Test ............................................... 18
Troubleshooting Flow Chart
Installation Issues ............................................... 19
Leak Issues Page 1 ............................................ 20
Leak Issues Page 2 ............................................ 21
No Function Operation Issues Page 1 ................. 22
No Function Operation Issues Page 2 ................. 23
Wash Performance / Staining Issues Page 1 ...... 24
Wash Performance / Staining Issues Page 2 ...... 25
Dry Performance Page 1 ..................................... 26
Dry Performance Page 2 ..................................... 27
Noise Issues Page 1 ........................................... 28
Noise Issues Page 2 ........................................... 29
Service and Disassembly Procedures
Front Support and Toe Panel Removal ................ 30
Inner Door Panel Removal ................................... 31
Detergent / Rinse Aid Disp .................................. 31
Wax Motor Detergent / Rinse Aid Disp................ 32
Vent .................................................................... 32
Wire Cover .......................................................... 32
Door Latch & Switch Holder Assembly................ 33
PC Board ............................................................ 34
Technical Sheet .................................................. 34
Control Panel ...................................................... 34
Door Latch Strike ................................................ 34
Door Gasket ....................................................... 35
Outer Door .......................................................... 35
Door Hinge And Support ..................................... 36
Door Spring ......................................................... 36
Door Spring And Component Replacement .......... 37
Over Pressure Filter ............................................ 37
Top Wash Arm .................................................... 37
Manifold .............................................................. 38
Docking Station .................................................. 38
Lower Wash Arm ................................................ 38
Float ................................................................... 39
Heating Element ................................................. 40
Thermostats ....................................................... 41
Water Valve ........................................................ 41
Air Water Inlet and Vent ...................................... 42
Upper Rack Removal .......................................... 43
Tub Wheels ........................................................ 43
Turbidity Sensor .................................................. 43
Drain Pump ........................................................ 44
Wash Motor Assembly ....................................... 45
Appendix A
Installation Instructions ....................................... A-2
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! WARNING
! WARNING
To avoid personal injury or death from improper
servicing, make sure you read and understand the
descriptions and meaning of various safety symbols,
words and labels used in this manual, before
attempting any procedures described in the manual.
Failure to understand and comply with safety
information may result in severe personal injury or
death.
General Information
This Service Manual describes the operation,
disassembly, troubleshooting, and repair of Maytag®
Dishwashers. It is intended for use by authorized
servicer’s who troubleshoot and repair these units.
NOTE: It is assumed that users of this manual are
familiar with the use of tools and equipment used
to troubleshoot and repair electrical, and
mechanical systems; and understand the
terminology used to describe and discuss them.
Related Publications
This is a base service manual, covering a range of
similar models. It is intended to be used in conjunction
with the Parts Manual and Technical Sheet covering
specific model being serviced.
General Precautions and Warnings
• Dispose of discarded appliance and shipping or
packing material properly.
• Do not allow children to play in or on dishwasher.
• Do not abuse, sit, stand or play on door or racks of a
dishwasher.
• Use only detergents and rinse agents recommended for
use in a dishwasher.
• Store dishwasher detergent and rinse agents out of the
reach of children.
• If the dishwasher drains into a food disposer, make
sure disposer is completely empty before running
dishwasher.
• Repairs should be done by a qualified technician.
• Do not tamper with controls.
• Do not touch the heating element during or immediately
after use.
• Load sharp knives with the handles up to reduce the
risk of cut-type injuries or damaging seal.
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To avoid risk of personal injury or death due to
electrical shock:
• Grounding wires and wires colored like grounding
wires are NOT to be used as current carrying
conductors.
• Standard accepted color coding for ground wires
is green or green with a yellow stripe.
• Grounding wires should not be removed from
individual components while servicing, unless
component is to be removed and replaced.
• Replace all removed grounding wires before
completing service.
! WARNING
To avoid death, severe personal injury, fire or
electrical shock when using dishwasher observe
the following:
• Observe all local codes and ordinances.
• Disconnect electrical power to dishwasher before
servicing.
• Connect dishwasher to a grounded metal,
permanent wiring system.
• DO NOT ground to gas line.
• DO NOT ground to cold water pipe if pipe is
interrupted by plastic, non-metallic gaskets, or
other insulating (non-conducting) materials.
• Check with a qualified electrician if you are not
sure this appliance is properly grounded.
• This dishwasher is designed to operate on
regular house current (120 V, 60 Hz). Use a
circuit equipped with a 15 ampere fuse or circuit
breaker. Use a 20 ampere fuse if dishwasher is
connected with a food waste disposer.
• Under certain conditions, hydrogen gas may be
produced in a hot water system that has not
been used for 2 weeks or more. HYDROGEN
GAS IS EXPLOSIVE. If hot water system has
not been used for such a period, before using
dishwasher, turn on all hot water faucets and let
water flow from each for several minutes. This will
release any accumulated hydrogen gas.
HYDROGEN GAS IS FLAMMABLE. Do not
smoke or use an open flame during this time.
• Do not store or use combustible materials,
gasoline or other flammable vapors and liquids in
the vicinity of this or any other appliance.
• Do not wash plastic items unless marked
"dishwasher safe" or the equivalent. If not
marked, check with manufacturer for
recommendations. Items that are not dishwasher
safe may melt and create a potential fire hazard.
• To avoid entrapment and/or suffocation, remove
door or door latch mechanism from any
dishwasher that is discarded or not in use.
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PRECAUCIÓN:
Desconecte la
energía eléctrica
antes de darie
servicio.
ATENCIÓN:
Solamente use
conductores de
cobre. Use cables de
suministro adecuados
para 75° (167°F).
CAUTION: Disconnect electrical power
before servicing.
ATTENTION: Use copper conductors only.
Use supply wires suitable for 75°C (167°F).
ATTENTION: Débrancher de
l'alimentation électrique avant tout dépannage.
ATTENTION: Utiliser des conducteurs en
cuivre uniquement. Utiliser des fils
d'alimentation pouvant supporter une
température de 75°C (167°F).
GROUNDING: This unit must
be grounded in accordance with local
and/or national electric codes.
WARNING: The heating
element, drain pump, harness clip,
dispenser mount, and water valve are
intentionally not grounded and may
present a risk of electrical shock only
during servicing. Discharge motor
capacitior before servicing. Failure to
follow these instructions can result in
death, serious injury, fire, or electrical
shock.
MISE Á LA TERRE: Cet appareil
doit être relié à la terre conformément aux
codes électriques locaux et/ou nationaux.
AVERTISSEMENT: La résistance,
la pompe de vidange, l'attache du hamais, la
monture de distributeur et l'électrovanne ne
sont pas reliés à la terre intentionnellement et
peuvent présenter des risques d'électrocution
uniquement en cas d'intervention de service
aprés-vente. Décharger le condensateur
avant toute intervention. Le non-respect de
ces consignes peut entrainer la mort, des
blessures graves, l'incendie ou l'électrocution.
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CONEXIÓN A TIERRA: Esta
unidad debe estar conectada a tierra de
acuerdo con los códigos eléctricos locales y
nacionales.
ADVERTENCIA: El elemento calentador,
la bomba de drenado, el sujetador del arnés,
el montaje del surtidor y la válvula de
agua están sin conectar a tierra
intencionalmente podrían presentar un riesgo
de descargas eléctricas cuando se les da
servicio solamente. El no seguir estas
instrucciones podría causar la muerte, lesiones
graves, incendios o descargas eléctricas.
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power is disconnected. Capacitors on control may remain active after electrical power is disconnected.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury, fire, or electrical shock.
ADVERTENCIA: Desconecte la energí antes de darle servicio. El control electrónico está
energizado todo el tiempo hasta que se desconecta la energía. Los capacitores del control podrían
permanecer activos después de desconectar la energía eléctrica. El no seguir estas instrucciones
podrí causar la muerte, lesiones graves, incendios o descargas eléctricas.
AVERTISSEMENT: Débrancher avant toute intervention. La commande électronique est
constamment sous tension à moins que l'appareil ne soit débranché. Les condensateurs de la
commande peuvent rester sous tension une fois l'appareil débranché. Le non-respect de ces consignes
peut entraîner la mort, des blessures graves, l'incendie ou l' électrocution.
WARNING: Disconnect power before servicing. Electronic control is energized at all times until
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Electrical Test Equipment
The equipment required to service these models depends
largely upon the condition encountered. Locating a
malfunction will often require the use of electrical testing
equipment such as:
Appliance Test Meter
Clamp-On Ammeter
Motor Test Cord
Digital Test Meter
can be used to check for open
or closed circuits, measure
resistance, AC and DC volts,
and temperature.
Appliance Test Meter
An Appliance Test Meter is a multi-purpose tester
combining an AC/DC voltage tester with a multi-range
ohmmeter.
The easiest means of testing electrical components is
"Continuity Testing" with an appliance meter. Continuity
is a complete or continuous path from one point in an
electrical circuit to another.
Analog Test Meter
can be used to check for
open or closed circuits,
measure resistance, AC and
DC volts, and temperature.
The obvious advantages of being able to check electrical
components and circuits without power applied is one of
the features of the Ohmmeter. Multiple ranges allow
accurate determination of resistances of both single
components and entire circuit paths. Resistance is
measured in "Ohms."
! WARNING
electrical shock:
Always be sure the power has been disconnected
before making resistance measurements. Failure to
do so will also result in damage to your meter!
Internal batteries provide all the power needed to
make resistance checks. They should be checked
at least once a year and replaced as needed.
Continuity Testing: is a process of eliminating electrical
components involved in a given function of the appliance,
until the inoperative part is found. By reviewing the list of
possible electrical problems under a given condition, and
then performing appropriate continuity checks of the parts
involved, you should be able to locate the electrical
component which is inoperative.
NOTE: When checking components or circuit paths for
continuity, external wiring should be disconnected to
eliminate false readings through external paths. Isolate
what you want to test.
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ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT & TESTING
VOLTAGE CHECKS
Use of Ammeter on dishwasher:
Generally, these checks will consist of taking readings
at the wall receptacle in order to determine the
availability of voltage to the product. Voltage checks on
individual components of a product are not
recommended due to the possibility of electrical shock.
Component part testing is best accomplished through
continuity checks with an Appliance Test Meter.
1. Motor Current - the reading can be taken at the
leads on the motor start relay or at the male connector.
NOTE: Use of the meter on voltage higher than the
indicated range may cause permanent damage to the
meter. To prevent damage, first select highest range and
then lower the range for readings which fall within the
lower scale.
Motor Test Cord
Clamp-On Ammeter
can be used to detect shorts.
Overloads on the circuit breaker
or fuse can be traced
to either the appliance
or circuit breaker by
checking the current
draw.
2. Heating Element Current - The reading can be
taken using either lead to the element.
! DANGER
electrical shock:
servicing.
• Always plug test cord into a properly grounded
receptacle.
• Always make connection to components before
plugging test cord into receptacle.
Each circuit in an appliance has a "Normal" current
draw, which is an indication of the performance of that
circuit. Current draw levels of less than or more than
normal give clues to possible malfunctions. The clampon ammeter measures these circuits without breaking
the circuit by measuring the strength of the magnetic
field developed around each conductor. Current is read
by separating the conductors and clamping the jaws of
the ammeter around each conductor on which current is
read. Low amperage readings indicate problems, such
as damaged heating elements, etc. High amperage
readings indicate the unit being tested is operating under
an increased mechanical or electrical load.
NOTE: Overloads on a circuit breaker or fuse can be
traced to the product being tested or the circuit breaker
(or fuse) by checking the products current draw. If the
amperage reading is less than the breaker reading, the
breaker or fuse box is at fault.
A motor test cord may be used to electrically check
operation of the various electrical components without
removing them from the unit. Testing in this manner
merely determines whether or not the part will function
independently of other electrical components. In order to
make accurate tests, proper connection of the motor test
cord is important. With the aid of the drawings under
Drive Motor Test, installation of the motor test cord may
be done quickly and accurately.
Grounding and Polarity
! DANGER
electrical shock:
• Do not cut or remove the grounding prong from any
plug.
The receptacle used for all Maytag products operating on
120 VAC must be properly grounded and polarized.
The power cord used on the appliances should be
equipped with a three (3) prong polarized grounding plug
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for protection against shock hazard and should be
plugged directly into a properly grounded and polarized
receptacle.
It is the responsibility of the person installing the
appliance to assure it is adequately grounded and
polarized at the point of installation, taking into
consideration local conditions and requirements. In
cases where only a two (2) prong receptacle is available,
it is the personal responsibility of the consumer to have it
replaced with a properly grounded three (3) prong
receptacle. All grounding and wiring should be done in
accordance with National, State, and Local codes. DO
NOT USE AN ADAPTER PLUG WITH THIS
APPLIANCE.
ELECTRICAL TESTS
Wax Motor Check
Detergent / Rinse Aid Dispenser
A single Wax Motor is used to activate both the release of
the Detergent Cup Cover and the rinse aid from the
reservoir.
To check the operation of the Wax Motor, removal from
the Dispenser Retainer or Inner Door is not necessary.
First, snap the Detergent Cup Door shut. Then, connect
a Power Test Cord across the two terminals of the Wax
Motor. Plug the Power Test Cord into a 120 VAC
receptacle. The plunger in the center of the Wax Motor
should "push out" and actuate the Dispenser in
approximately 45-60 seconds. Remove voltage to the
Wax Motor and allow the plunger to retract into the Wax
Motor. Apply voltage to the Wax Motor again and observe
for proper lifting of the rinse aid plunger.
! WARNING
electrical shock:
servicing.
• Always plug test cord into a properly grounded
receptacle.
• Always make connection to components before
plugging test cord into receptacle.
WATER VALVE TEST
The Water Valve may be checked without removing it from
the Dishwasher.
To check the Water Valve for operation, hook up the test
cord as follows:
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Cycles & Options
Qui etSer i es 300
Washing
Cycles
Heavy
Wash
Normal
Wash
Drying
Light
Wash
Rinse
Only
Options
Heating Delay
Clean
Sanitized
Auto
Clean
START/
Cancel
DELAY
1-9
3
Heated
Dry
Sanitize
Tough
Scrub
Extra
Rinse
Covers all other models
Cycles
Options
Clean
Auto
Clean
Heavy
Wash
Normal
Wash
Light
Wash
Rinse
Only
Quick
Wash
3
Heated
Dry
Sanitize
Extra
Rinse
Tough
Scrub
Plus
160°
Wash
Sanitized
MDB9750 Only
See User's Guide for specific operation.
Cycle
Description
Auto Clean
Designed to auto select the number of fills and length of wash time based on soil level
of the dish load. Water usage ranges from 3 to 8 gallons.
Heavy Wash
Designed to provide a longer cycle for washing items with heavy
food soils. Water usage is 8 gallons.
Normal Wash
Designed to wash loads containing dishes with normal amounts of food soils.
Water usage ranges from 3 to 6 gallons.
Light Wash
Designed to wash loads containing dishes that are lightly soiled. Water usage is 5
gallons.
Quick Wash
Designed for light food soils. The cycle ends with a rinse and does not include drying.
Water usage is 4 gallons.
Rinse Only
Rinses dishes being held until the dishwasher is full, and another
cycle is selected. This cycle helps reduce the potential for development of odors.
Water usage is 2 gallons.
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Cycles & Options
Qui etSer i es 300
Washing
Cycles
Heavy
Wash
Normal
Wash
Drying
Light
Wash
Rinse
Only
Options
Heating Delay
Clean
Sanitized
Auto
Clean
START/
Cancel
DELAY
1-9
3
Heated
Dry
Sanitize
Tough
Scrub
Extra
Rinse
Cycles
Options
Clean
Auto
Clean
Heavy
Wash
Normal
Wash
Light
Wash
Rinse
Only
Quick
Wash
3
Heated
Dry
Sanitize
Extra
Rinse
Tough
Scrub
Plus
160°
Wash
Sanitized
MDB9750 Only
See User's Guide for specific operation.
Option
Description
Tough Scrub™
Tough Scrub Plus™
This option adds fills, heat and/or wash time to the
wash cycle.
Sanitize
This option monitors cycles for sanitization.
Extra Rinse
This option adds an extra rinse to the cycle which helps in hard water situations.
160° Wash
This option raises temperature in the final rinse to 160° F.
Heated Dry
This option improves drying results by turning the heating element on and off during
the dry portion of the cycle.
Delay
Delays the start of the dishwasher based on user input.
Control Lock
Lock's the control touch pads from unwanted usage. This option does not lock the
door.
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Cycles & Options
Qui etSer i es 300
Washing
Cycles
Heavy
Wash
Normal
Wash
Drying
Light
Wash
Rinse
Only
Options
Heating Delay
Clean
Sanitized
Auto
Clean
START/
Cancel
DELAY
1-9
Heated
Dry
3
Sanitize
Tough
Scrub
Extra
Rinse
Cycles
Options
Clean
Auto
Clean
Heavy
Wash
Normal
Wash
Light
Wash
Rinse
Only
Quick
Wash
3
Heated
Dry
START/
Cancel
Sanitize
Extra
Rinse
Tough
Scrub
Plus
160°
Wash
Sanitized
DELAY
1-9
Qui etSer i es 300
MDB9750 Only
Display
Description
Clean
The "Clean" light illuminates at the end of the cycle and remains on until the door has
been open continuously for 30 seconds.
Drying
The "Drying" light illuminates until the cycle is complete.
Washing
The "Wash" light illuminates through all the rinse and wash portions of the cycle.
Heating Delay
The "Heating Delay" light illuminates when the cycle is being extended to heat the
water.
Clean/Sanitized
These two lights illuminate from the end of cycle until the next cycle is selected,
or the door has been open continuously for 30 seconds.
Delay
The "Delay" light will illuminate whenever a delay count down is in progress, or until
the "Delay" pad is pressed again.
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Cycles & Options
ENN-AIR
Washing
Cycles
Heavy
Wash
Sanitized
Options
Clean
Drying
2
Normal
Wash
Light
Wash
Rinse
Only
DELAY
2-4-6
START/
Cancel
3
4
Heated
Dry
Sanitize
Tough
Scrub
Extra
Rinse
6
JDB1060
Qui etSer i es 200
Washing
Cycles
Heavy
Wash
Normal
Wash
Light
Wash
Drying
Rinse
Only
Options
Heating Delay
Clean
Sanitized
Auto
Clean
START/
Cancel
DELAY
1-9
3
Heated
Dry
Sanitize
Tough
Scrub
Plus
Extra
Rinse
MDB8750
Cycles
Options
Clean
Auto
Clean
Heavy
Wash
Normal
Wash
Light
Wash
Rinse
Only
Quick
Wash
3
Heated
Dry
START/
Cancel
Sanitize
Extra
Rinse
Tough
Scrub
Plus
160°
Wash
Sanitized
DELAY
1-9
Qui etSer i es 300
MDB9750
16022783 Rev. 0
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Electrical-Mechanical Troubleshooting
!
WARNING
To avoid risk of electrical shock, personal injury, or death, disconnect electrical power source to unit and discharge
capacitor through a 10,000 ohm resistor before attempting to service, unless test procedures require power to be
connected. Ensure all ground wires are connected before certifying unit as repaired and/or operational.
!
CAUTION
Units covered in this manual are polarized. Reversing polarity of a unit or any of its components will cause
damage. To avoid reversing polarity, any wires disconnected or removed during service must be reconnected to the
same location. To ensure wires are reconnected to the proper location, tag or otherwise mark the wires before
disconnecting or removing.
Will Not Fill
NOTE: Low water pressure can result in failure of the
Water Valve to close properly.
Water Access Valve
Check to determine if the valve is turned on and water is
available to the Dishwasher. Check water pressure.
Float
Ensure that the Float isn't stuck in the down position.
Check for sediment buildup. Clean and/or replace as
necessary.
Circuit Breaker/Fuse
Check for tripped breaker or blown fuse. Reset or replace
as necessary.
Door Latch
Check door switches for continuity. With door switches
engaged, no continuity, replace switch.
Float
Check float position. If in the up position, check for
obstruction or disengagement from the Float Switch Arm.
Float Switch
If the float is in the down position, check the switch for
continuity. If no continuity, replace the Float Switch.
Float Switch Actuator Lever
Check the actuator lever on the bracket. It must be able
to move freely. Repair or replace as necessary. (See
section 5).
Float Switch
Check Float Switch for continuity with the Float in the up
position. If continuity is present and Float moves up and
down freely, replace Float Switch.
POOR WATER CIRCULATION
Water Level - Too Low
Normal water fill should be at level depicted by arrows.
Water Valve
Check Solenoid for continuity. No continuity, replace
Water Valve. Check Inlet Screen for restrictions. Clean
screen or replace Water Valve as necessary. (See section
5).
Wiring/Electrical Connections
Check for loose or frayed wire terminal connections.
Check for broken wire within harness. Repair or replace
as necessary.
Overflows
Water Valve
Check that water continues to flow when electrical power
is turned off. If the water continues to flow without
electrical power, replace Water Valve.
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Pump Assembly
Check assembly for obstructions or restricted movement
of parts. Repair and/or replace parts as necessary.
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Electrical-Mechanical Troubleshooting
!
WARNING
Filters
Check for blockage of Strainer, Over Pressure Filter.
Repair as necessary.
Poor Washability
Spray Arms
Check all Spray Arms for blockage of water ports or
cracks. Check for proper rack loading to avoid interference
with Spray Arms during wash action. Check for proper
sealing, fastening, and movement of Spray Arms. Repair
as necessary.
Filters
Check for blockage of Strainer, Primary Filter, and Filter
Support. Repair as necessary.
Detergent Cup Cover
Check spring hinge operation of Detergent Cup Cover.
Repair as necessary.
Detergent Cup
Check operation of Detergent Cup Assembly, Wax Motor,
Actuator, Linkage, and Cover Latch. Repair and/or replace
parts as necessary. Note: For testing of Wax Motor, see
Section 2.
Rinse Dispenser
Check level of rinse aid in reservoir. Check rinse aid
dispenser setting.
Wash Delivery System
Check manifold and Docking Station for good seal and no
leaks.
Wiring/Electrical Connections
Check for loose or frayed wire terminal connections.
Check for broken wire within harness. Repair or replace
as necessary.
Continues To Drain
Control Board
Check Control Board for proper operation.
Poor Drying
Water Temperature
Check for low water temperature. Temperature should be
between 120 - 150 degrees Fahrenheit. If not, advise
consumer to adjust water heater setting. Encourage
consumer to purge water lines to the dishwasher area
prior to starting the dishwasher.
Cycle Options
Advise consumer use of options available on dishwasher
that improve drying. Options that improve drying are
Heated Dry, and 160° Wash.
Detergent
Check water hardness. Instruct consumer on detergent
usage, one teaspoon of detergent per grain of water
hardness.
Rinse Dispenser
Check level of rinse aid in reservoir. Check dispenser
setting under cap. Use "MAX" for hard water conditions.
Will Not Drain
Inadequate Drainage
Check Drain Pump for proper operation. Check the drain
pipe connections and repair as needed. If draining into the
garbage disposal, check for unprocessed food waste at
drain hose connection to disposer. Clean out as needed.
Drain Hose
Check drain hose for kink or restrictions. Reroute or
remove any restriction of drain hose as needed.
15
Pump Assembly
Check pump assembly for obstructions or restricted
parts. Repair or replace parts as necessary.
Improper Rack Loading
Check how the consumer loads the dishes into the racks.
Improper loading of some types of dishes can trap water
which causes dishes not to dry.
Heating Element
Check load readings listed on Technical Sheet located
behind Toe Panel.
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Electrical Mechanical Troubleshooting
!
WARNING
Thermostat
Check mating surface of the High Limit Thermostat face
to surface of tub enclosure. Contact area must be flat.
Adjust the thermostat placement if necessary. See
Technical Sheet, located behind Toe Panel for thermostat
data.
Water Leaks
Installation
Check Dishwasher for proper leveling and squareness in
cabinet.
Door Alignment
Check proper alignment of Door Liner to Door Gasket.
Door Gasket
Check for torn or damaged Door Gasket. Repair or
replace as necessary.
Hoses
Check for loose hose clamps or hoses that leak. Tighten
hose clamps or replace hoses as needed.
Noise
Banging
Check for loose Spray Arms. Check for dishes interfering
with Spray Arm rotation. See loading information in the
User's Guide at the end of this manual.
Hammering/Chattering
Check Water Valve for, noise, low voltage, or high valve
coil resistance. Replace Water Valve if needed. Also,
check incoming water supply line for proper size and
pressure. Make sure the supply line is secured.
Grinding
Check for objects in Pump Assembly. If objects are
found, inspect Pump Assembly for damage. Repair as
needed.
Vibration
Check components for source of vibration. Adjust and/or
tighten as needed.
Will Not Start Or Program
Spray Arms / Manifold
Check for cracks and replace as necessary.
Control Board
Check incoming voltage to Control Board.
Detergent / Rinse Aid Dispenser Seal
Check Rinse Aid Dispenser Seal for proper positioning or
cracking. Reposition or replace as needed.
Membrane Switch
Check for proper operation of Membrane Switch. See
membrane readings on the Technical Sheet located
behind toe panel.
Water Valve
Check Water Valve body for damage and leaks. Replace if
necessary. Also, check plumbing connections to Water
Valve.
Wash Motor Assembly
Check for water leak between Pump Assembly and tub.
Drain Pump Assembly
Check Pump Assembly Housing for cracks. Check Drain
Pump "O" ring for leaks.
NOTE: Make sure the pin connectors are making proper
contact with pins on the Control Board. If the
voltage is correct into the Control Board, and the
board will not activate, replace board.
Will Not Fill
Water Valve
Check Water Valve circuit. See Technical Sheet for water
valve data located behind toe panel.
NOTE: Make sure the pin connectors are making proper
contact with pins on the Control Board.
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Electrical Mechanical Troubleshooting
!
WARNING
Will Not Wash
Wash Motor
Check Wash Motor circuit. See data listed on the
Technical Sheet, located behind toe panel.
Will Not Drain
Drain Motor
Check Drain Motor circuit. See data listed on the
Technical Sheet, located behind Toe Panel.
Will Not Dry
Vent Assembly
Check Vent Assembly for proper operation.
Heating Element
Check Heating Element circuit. See data listed on the
Technical Sheet, located behind Toe Panel.
Manual Function Test
See Technical Sheet, located behind Toe Panel.
Field Service Test
See Technical Sheet, located behind Toe Panel.
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16022783 Rev. 0
Go to No
Fuction
flow chart
Yes
Is there 105VAC
(minimum) at
junction box?
Yes
Is the power turned
on to the unit at the
breaker panel or
fuse box?
No
Are any of the
indicator lights for
cycle and options
illuminat ed?
No
Does the cycle start
when the start/
cancel key is
pressed?
No
Correct
home
wiring issue
Verify wiring
is connected
correctly at
junction box
and turn on
power
Go to No
Fuction
flow chart
Starting Problem
No
Yes
Yes
Go to No
Fuction
flow chart
Yes
Is the water turned
on to the unit?
No
Does it fill properly?
No
Yes
Turn water
on
Fill Problem
Go to No
Fuction
flow chart
Yes
Are the drain line
and air break
operating correctly?
No
Does it drain
properly?
No
Repair or
reconfigure
drain
system
18
Complete
Yes
Are the trim strips
installed on each
side and top?
Yes
Are the cabinets
level and plumb?
Yes
Do all 4 levelling
legs touch the floor?
Yes
Is the unit level left
to right and front
to back?
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
Install trim
strips
Repair
cabinets
Adjust to
touch f loor
and
recheck
levelness
It is
extremely
important to
LEVEL the
unit
Appearance Problem
Go to
Noise
Issues flow
chart
Go to Leak
Issues flow
chart
Is it noisy?
Yes
No
No
Complete
Noise Problem
Yes
Are there any leaks?
Does it look correct
in the installation?
Drain Problem
Yes
Leak Problem
19
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Complete
Yes
Is the rectangular
foam seal correctly
installed between
vent and control
panel?
No
Can you see foam
material in the vent
eyelets?
No
Does it leak when
you open the door?
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
Install new
foam seal
Adjust foam
seal and
recheck
Normal
Operation
Top of the Door
Leaks
Is there a leak at the
top of the door?
Check
for leaks
after each
manual
operation
below
Complete
No
Is the drain hose
going into the
plumbing leaking?
No
Is the incoming
water under the sink
leaking?
B
From Page 1
Yes
Yes
Repair
connection
16022783 Rev. 0
Complete
No
Is the leak coming
from the rear behind
the main wash
No
motor?
Is the air/water inlet
leaking at the tub
connection?
No
Is water splashing
out of the air/water
inlet?
No
Is the fill hose
leaking at either
end?
No
Is the drain pump to
drain hose leaking?
A
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Remove
and
reinstall
heater nuts
No
Are the heater nuts
fully seated/tighted?
Remove
and
reinstall air/
water inlet
with new oring
Complete
Complete
Replace
the hose
Yes
Is the drain hose
clamp tight?
From Page 1
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Replace
the heater
Yes
Is the heater itself
leaking?
bezel present?
Yes
foam in place?
Is the other end of
the fill hose securely
attached to
plumbing?
Yes
Is the water valve
clamp fully seated?
Tighten the
clamp
No
No
No
No
No
Replace
unit
Yes
Is there a crack in
the tub wall near the
lower rear corners?
Install
bezel
Reseat/
replace
foam
Repair
connection
Loosen
clamp,
push fill
hose on
and fully
reseat
clamp
No
Complete
20
Cycle Selection
Problem
21
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B
From
Page 1
C
From
Page 1
See "A" in
Wash
Performance
flow chart
Yes
Are the drain line
and air break
No
Is the drain outlet
check valve stuck
open?
Yes
Is the unit level?
No
Is the drain pump
clogged?
No
Is the carry over
volume after the
cycle is complete
correct?
Yes
Will the drain pump
come on during a
drain only cycle?
No
Is there food soil at
front of tub or door
bottom?
Yes
Is there a problem
draining the unit?
No
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Replace
drain pump
Repair or
reconfigure
drain
system
Replace
valve
Level unit
Unclog
drain pump
Replace
Control
No
Is there 105VAC to
drain pump during
drain cycle?
See Wash
Performance
Flow Chart
Yes
No
Yes
No
Drain Problem
A
See "A" in
Wash
Performance
flow chart
Yes
No
Dispenser
problem
No
No
Yes
No
No
Complete
If the unit won't
start after
pressing the start/
cancel key
multiple times
then replace
control
Yes
Yes
With the door switches
closed, is there 105VAC
(minimum) between ST3 & ST-11 on control
board?
Do both door
switches work
correctly?
No
Is the door latch or
striker broken?
Yes
Will the door clo se
and latch
completely?
Yes
Is there a problem
with the door or door
latch?
Is there a problem
with the dispenser?
From
Page 1
No
Snap
snuggers to
rack
No
Replace
rack
Yes
Are snuggers at
back of rack fully
snapped to rack?
Repair
installation
problem
No
Is there 105VAC
(minimum) to the
junction box?
Yes
Yes
Is there 105VAC
(minimum) between
J5, pin 8 & ST-10?
Repair or
replace
wire
harness
Repair or
replace
door switch
Repair or
replace
latch or
striker
Verify the door is on
both hinges, both
door springs
are attached
correctly,
and installation
is correct
Door or Latch Problem
Yes
Is it hard to move in
or out?
Yes
Are bolts in tub
wheels tight?
No
Is rack warped
causing it to bind
No
Is food trapped in
rack slides?
Yes
Will the rack slide all
the way in?
Yes
Will the rack
adusters lock into
place?
Yes
Are both sides
adjusted to same
height?
Yes
Is there a problem
with the rack?
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
Order
replacement part
Yes
Is there a broken
part?
Tighten
bolts
Bend back
if possible
or replace
Remove
food
Remove
item that is
blocking
rack
Replace
rack
adjusters
Adjust to
same
height
Rack Problem
No
22
23
Heavy
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On Page 2
A
Normal operation
try heavy cycle
Soil left on
Tub/Door
Issues
No
No
Yes
What items are not
getting clean?
Dishes,
flatware, or
other
No
Yes
No
Glasses
Yes
No
No
No
Technician
Only Task
Only
load
short
items in
the
corners
Spotting, Filming,
Etching, & Corner
Issues
Yes
Incoming water temp
must be 120°F
or grater (at sink)
Is it only tall glasses
in the corners?
Yes
Accessories
will discolor
over time
Important 1st
Steps
Are the wash arms
binding or hitting
rack?
Use a
detergent
with
bleach
Go to No
Function
flow chart
Are they spotting,
filming, or etching?
Sanitize Issues
Are there items
blocking the wash
arms?
No
Are there staining
issues with the tub or
door?
Yes
Are there staining
issues with parts of
the machine?
Tub or door
bottom
Sanitize
Yes
Can the wash arms
rotate freely?
Yes
Are the items getting
wet?
No
Is the wash
performance good?
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Yes
No
No
Yes
Are all 4 flapper ears
inserted into the drain
port opening?
Yes
Is the filter flapper
present?
No
Is the sample port
clogged?
No
Be sure and
remove
large soils,
seeds, &
hard objects
from load?
Insert
flapper
ears
Install
filter
flapper
Clear
sample
port
Replace
filter
Heavy/Random
Redeposit Issues
Rearrange
load to
eliminate
problem
Yes
No
No
Determine
water
hardness?
Yes
Are you using
automatic D/W
detergent?
Yes
Is the heater
working?
Unclog
spray
nozzles
Yes
Are any of the spray
nozzles clogged?
Isolated Redeposit/
Original Soil Issues
Are items nested
together, touching
other items, or
blocking the spray
path?
Yes
Remove filter guard &
inspect filter mesh. Is
it torn?
Yes
No
From
Page 1
Is the redep
everywhere?
B
No
No
Refer to U & C for
R/A & Detergent
recommendations
Remove
obstruction
Yes
No
If the dispenser did
not open repair
or replace
Change
Back
and try
again
Increase
water
temp to
120F
Is there something
blocking the
dispenser door?
Refer to
U&C
Replace
heater or
thermostat
No
Yes
Did the detergent
completely dissolve?
No
Yes
Yes
Water & Detergent
Issues
Have you changed
detergent recently?
No
No
A
Is the incoming water
temperature (at sink)
< 120F?
From
Page 1
Yes
No
Is the carry over
volume correct?
Level
unit
Correct
water
pressure
Yes
Complete
No
Yes
Is the drain outlet
check valve stuck
open?
Yes
Is the unit level?
No
No
Yes
No
Is the float
limiting the
fill? Repair
or replace float
Replace
valve
Level
unit
Unclog
drain
pump
Replace
water
valve
No
Is the water pressure
within tolerance?
Is the unit level?
No
No
Yes
Is the drain pump
clogged?
3 Rack - Top surface of
discharge housing
2 Rack - 1/4" below top
surface of DH
Yes
Is the fill volume
within tolerance?
Wash/Drain
Pump & Valve Issues
25
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Yes
Is the Rinse Aid
setting on MAX?
Yes
Is Rinse Aid being
used?
No
Is anything blocking
the vent openings in
the control panel?
Yes
Was the sanitize
option selected?
Yes
Was the "Heated
Dry" option
selected?
This flow
chart
assumes all
wire
connections
have been
checked
IMPORTANT
No
No
Yes
No
No
Increase
Rinse Aid
setting by 1
making sure
too much
foam isn't
created
Instruct to
use Rinse
Aid
Instruct to
move items
away from
vent
openings
Instruct to use
"Sanitize" or
"160 Degree"
option (if
available) for
better
performance
Instruct to
use "Heated
Dry" option
for better
performance
Refer to U & C for
R/A & Detergent
recommendations
based on water
hardness
Rinse Aid
Vent
Cycle
Selection
Customer Instruct Issue
No
Is the consumer only
complaining about
water droplets on
the tub and inner
door?
No
No
No
Loading
No
Yes
Op Normal
Yes
Water Temp
Is the consumer only
having problems
with plastic or Teflon
items?
Yes
Is incoming water
temp at least 120F?
Yes
Are glasses and
cups located on
slanted sections of
the racks?
Yes
Are items spaced
and oriented
properly to reduce
collecting water?
Instruct this
is normal
operation
and
suggest
overnight
drying
Instruct that
these items
will not get
dry in any
machine
Instruct to
raise water
temp for
better
performance
Instruct to
load
differently
Instruct to
load
differently
See Page 2
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From Page 1
Yes
Has the high limit
thermostat been
checked?
Yes
No
No
Remove
and
reinstall
vent bezel
Verify it has
not failed in
the open
position and
is sitting on a
flat surface
Repair or
replace as
necessary
Run Field
Service test
and verify
wax motor
operation
Vent Bezel
Vent
No
No
No
High Limit Thermostat
Is the vent flapper
Yes
Has the operation of
the vent wax motor
been verified?
Yes
Is the slot in the vent
bezel oriented
toward the bottom?
Yes
Is the vent bezel on
the inner door
installed flush?
Complete
Yes
Has the voltage
been checked to the
unit?
Yes
the Turidity Sensor
been verified?
Yes
the Rinse Aid
Dispenser been
verified?
Yes
the heating element
been verified?
Voltage
No
Turbidity
Sensor
No
R/A
Dispenser
No
Heater
No
Functional Issue
Less than
115VAC can
negatively
affect the
drying
performance
Run Field
Service test
and verify
correct
operation
Run Field
Service test
and verify
correct
operation
Run Field
Service test
and verify
correct
operation
26
27
Yes
Yes
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No
This is the
detergent
cup lid
hitting the
door and is
normal
operation
Single
Thump
Install a
water
hammer
suppressor
to eliminate
May be
able to
reduce or
eliminate
by
modifying
plumbing
Modify
home
plumbing to
reduce or
eliminate
Does it sound like a Yes
single thump during
final rinse?
Complete
Thumping
No
Does it sound like a
thumping noise?
No
No
During Fill
Hissing
hissing noise?
Yes
Does the noise only
occur during the fill
portion of the cycle?
Complete
No
Is the lower spray
arm hitting
something that has
fallen through the
racks?
No
Is the lower spray
arm hitting the
heater element or
filter cover?
No
Is the upper spray
arm hitting the tub?
No
Are items moving
around and hitting
each other?
No
Is the spray arm
hitting the rack?
No
Is the spray arm
hitting items in the
rack?
Yes
NoDoes it sound like a
steady thumping or
clicking?
Yes
Does the noise only
occur during the
wash portion of the
cycle?
A
During
Wash
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Instruct
customer
and
rearrange
item
Adjust,
realign, or
replace
parts
Instruct
customer to
rearrange
load to
block jets
coming
from lower
wash arm
Rearrange
load and
secure
items in
racks
Adjust rack
or load or
replace
rack
Relocate
items to
avoid spray
arm
Thumping/
Clicking
On Page 2
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Ringing
ringing noise in
cadence with the
wash arm?
No
Verify
Rinse Aid
tank is not
leaking
Instruct customer
to use less Rinse
Aid. See U&C for
recommended
detergent
amounts based
on water
hardness
On Page 2
B
No
howling/surging
noise?
Yes
Does it surge a few
times and then drain
followed by a fill?
This is
caused by
water
hitting a
pan and is
normal
Is there an
excessive amount of
foaming in unit?
No
Complete
Repair or
replace
No
Yes
Control is going into the
foam guard routine which
can occur a maximum of
3 times during a cycle.
This occurs when the
main wash pump draws
in too much air which
can be caused by foam,
low water, out of level,
etc.
Howling/
Surging
No
Disassemble,
look for parts
that have
rubbed
together and
realign or
replace
Remove
items and
instruct
customer to
scrape hard
objects
Verify
nothing is
protruding
from back
wall into
back of tub
Yes
Is the tub rear wall
bowed in?
No
Are there objects
keeping rack from
going all the way
back?
No
Yes
Are pump rotating
parts rubbing
stationary parts?
No
objects between
chopper and
chopper plate.
See "Wash/Drain
Pump & Valve
Issues" portion of
"Wash
Performance " Flow
Chart
Yes
Disassemble,
look for parts
rubbingTogether
and realign or
replace
Remove items
and instruct
customer
too scrape
hard bjects
Check all
manifold
hardware
for correct
operation
and
placement
Repair or
replace
Yes
Are the flappers
from the unused
docking ports out of
place, missing, or
deformed?
Yes
No
No
D
From
Page 2
Grinding/
Buzzing Look for hard
Yes
Yes
Does it sound like
Yes
an intense grinding
or buzzing?
No
Are seals or
mechanical parts
rubbing together?
No
Are there objects
between chopper
and chopper plate?
No
Are there excessive
leaks at hubs or
distribution system?
Yes
No
No
Did the noise stop?
From Page 2
Are the wash tubes/
manifolds docking
correctly?
Add 2
quarts of
water by
hand
C
Yes
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2 parts of kick plate,
& 2 foam pieces
installed correctly?
Repair
installation
Disassemble,
look for parts
that have
rubbed
together and
realign or
replace
Reroute
drain hose
enusuring
loop
remains
correct
Adjust
water valve
No
Yes
No
Replace
seal or
instruct as
normal
operation
Squeaking
Instruct to
Are there large gaps
Yes
change
between the
installation
machine and the
or add
cabinet/wall?
fillers
sqeakingsound as Yes
machine coasts to a
stop?
Complete
No
consistentsound
too loud?
Consistently
Loud Are all 3 trim strips,
Is the overall
Yes
No
Is the door or other
part of the machine Yes
forced against
cabinet?
No
No
Yes
Are pump rotating Yes
parts rubbing
stationary parts?
No
Is the drain hose
wedged tightly
between tub and
cabinet/wall?
No
Is the water valve
touching the tub?
No
During Wash
If motor is
touching floor
raise machine
making sure it
stays level
From
Page 1
Humming
Does it sound like a Yes
loud low frequency
hummingnoise?
B
Yes
No
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Remove
objects
Tighten or
replace
wash arm
Replace
wash arm
Tighten or
replace
wash arm
Replace
wash arm
Are there objects
stuck between
Yes
stationary and
rotating parts of the
wash arm hub?
No
Is there a large leak Yes
at a wash arm hub?
No
Is there a leak in the Yes
wash arm weld
seam?
Is there a large leak
at a wash arm hub?
Complete
No
Repair or
replace
docking
station
On Page 1
Is wash arm
blocked or
hitting rack?
No
D
A
From
Page 1
Is there a problem Yes
with docking?
Is there a leak in the Yes
docking stations?
Is there a leak at the
wash arm weld
seam?
Complete
Water
Spraying
No
C
On Page 1
Are the wash arms Yes
stopped or rotating
slow, blocked, or
hitting rack
No
Does it sound like
an intensejet
water
consistenlty
sprayingagainst
tub?
No
Yes
Rattling
rattling noise like
pebbles being
thrown around?
Realign or
adjust
Remove
Yes hard object
from drain
pump
Complete
No
Instruct
customer
Does thenoise get Yes
this is
louderafter water is
normal
fully drained?
operation
Loud
No
grindingnoise?
Grinding
No
constanthumming
noise?
Verify
nothing is
Yes wedged
between
drain pump
and floor
Humming
No
Readjust
Yes insulation
or reroute
drain hose
Vibrating
vibratingnoise?
No
Yes
buzzingnoise
between sheet metal
pieces?
Buzzing
Does the noise only No
occur during the
drainportion of the
cycle?
Yes
During Drain
Yes
Grinding
No
grindingnoise?
No
Complete
No
Are the cables off
the pulleys?
No
Yes
Are the springs or
Yes
cables rubbing
against the cabinet
or the machine?
Yes
Is the door installed No
on the hinges
properly?
No
Does the deco panel
interfere with the Yes
hinge in the lower
corners?
No
With the door fully Yes
open, is the front lip
of the tub visible?
No
Complete
Place cable
back on
pulley
Adjust or
replace
Install door
on hinges
Adjust or
replace as
neccessary
Replace
inner door
This is
detergent
cup lid
hitting door
and is
normal
Moving Rack
See "Rack
Problem" section
of No Function
flow chart
Yes
Does the noise only
occur while moving
the rack
in or out?
Does it occur one
YesYes
time only after a
wash?
Popping
poppingnoise?
Opening
/Closing
Door
Yes
Does the noise only NoNo
occur whileopening
or closing door
?
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!
WARNING
The following paragraphs describe how to disassemble
unit under test. Disassembly to some extent is required
to install unit, to perform troubleshooting procedures, and
to remove and replace failed components.
Component names used throughout disassembly
procedures are the same as those used in Parts
Manuals.
For quicker reassembly, disassemble unit under test only
to extent necessary to troubleshoot and repair. Unless
noted, reassembly is opposite of disassembly.
! WARNING
electrical shock, ground wires and wires colored like
ground wires are NOT to be used as current carrying
conductors. The standard accepted color coding for
ground wires is green or green with a yellow
stripe. Electrical components such as the water valve
and motor are grounded through an individual wire
attached to the electrical component. Ground wires
should not be removed from individual components
while servicing, unless the component is to be
removed and replaced. It is extremely important to
replace all removed ground wires before completing
service.
Front Support and Toe Panel Removal
Removal of Front Support and Toe Panel will allow access
to the Water Valve, Float Switch Assembly, Electrical
Junction Box, hoses, thermostats, Start Capacitor and
Motor/Pump Assembly.
Removal
1. Disconnect power to the machine.
2.
The Front Support Panel is held by 2 screws, one
each side. Remove both screws.
3.
The Toe Panel is held by 2 screws, one each side.
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WARNING
Inner Door Panel
Removal of the Inner Door Panel will allow access to the
Microprocessor Board, Door Switches, Detergent / Rinse
Aid Dispenser, and Vent Assembly.
Detergent / Rinse Dispenser Mechanism
and Reservoir
Checking Operation
Removal
1.
Disconnect power to the machine.
1.
2.
Remove the Inner Door Panel. (See paragraph Inner
Door Panel removal).
2.
Open the Dishwasher door.
3.
Snap the Detergent Door shut.
3.
Remove the 11 Torx™ screws along the sides and
top of the Inner Door Panel.
4.
4.
Separate the Inner Door Panel from the Outer Door.
Gently lift the lever of the dispenser mechanism until
a click is herd. The Detergent Door releases. Release the lever.
5.
Disconnect wires from the Dispenser Wax Motors
before pulling the Inner Door Panel away from the
Dishwasher.
5.
Lift the lever again. Now the actuator will lift the Rinse
Aid Plunger.
IMPORTANT: When replacing Inner Door Panel, remove
Inner Door reinforcement, Bottom Seal and install on
new panel.
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Wax Motor Detergent / Rinse Dispenser
Removal
1.
2.
3.
Remove the 6 mounting screws securing the
Detergent Dispenser mounting bracket.
4.
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Wire Cover
To remove the Wax Motor, pry out of retainer.
NOTE: It is not necessary to remove Detergent
Dispenser before removing Wax Motor.
The Wire Cover retains the Wire Harness to the bottom of
the Tub. It is located on the bottom side of the Tub.
Removal
1.
2.
Remove Front Support and Toe Panel. (See paragraph
Front Support and Toe Panel removal).
3.
Remove 2 screws securing Wire Cover to bottom of
Tub.
4.
Feed Wire Harness out of bracket.
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Removal
1.
2.
3.
Lift Door Latch Assembly out.
Switch Removal
1.
2.
3.
Remove Door Latch and Switch Holder Assembly.
4.
Depress locking tabs and lift switch from holder.
Door Latch & Switch Holder Assembly
Two Door Switches are used in the Latch Assembly. Both
switches are normally CLOSED and will open only when
engaged by the Door Latch mechanism. Each switch is
in series with respect to L1 and neutral line operations.
Failure of either or both switches will result in rendering
the Dishwasher inoperative.
NOTE: Door Switches require no field adjustment.
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WARNING
PC Board
Technical Sheet
Removal
The Dishwasher Technical Sheet is located behind the
Toe Panel. The Schematic Diagram is unique to each
model and contains the following:
1.
2.
Timing Sequence Chart
Load Readings
3.
To access PC Board, remove 1/4" screw on PC
Board Housing Cover.
4.
To remove PC Board, loosen (2) 1/4" screws
securing PC Board Base to Control Panel.
5.
Remove pin and ribbon connectors from PC Board.
6.
Depress tabs on PC Board Housing to remove PC
Board.
Component Specifications
Manual Function Test
Field Service Test
Electrical Schematic
Control Panel
The Membrane/Facia on the Control Console is not
replaceable.
Removal
1.
2.
3.
Remove PC Board Housing Cover. (See paragraph
PC Board removal).
4.
Disconnect Membrane Switch from PC Board.
5.
Remove PC Board Base.
6.
Lift out Latch Assembly.
7.
Remove 4 screws securing Control Panel to Outer
Door.
NOTE: Facia is susceptible to damage during
reinstallation.
DOOR LATCH STRIKE
The Door Latch serves as a mechanical actuator for Door
Switch operation and provides door tension for proper
door seal.
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WARNING
Removal
1.
2.
Remove Torx™ screw securing Strike to Tub.
5.
Check for proper Door Latch adjustment to ensure
proper door sealing.
Outer Door
Removal
1.
2.
3.
Remove 2 screws securing PC Board Base to Inner
Door Panel.
4.
Lift off Latch Assembly.
5.
Lay Outer Door to it's fully open position.
6.
Prop door open, by inserting an object into the 1/8"
dia. hole in hinge bracket.
DOOR GASKET
The Door Gasket provides a seal between the Door and
the Tub.
Removal
1.
Open Door.
2.
From either corner, pull gasket up and out of tub
recess.
Replacement
1.
To ease installation, wet gasket with water.
2.
Starting in the lower right corner, Gently work gasket
into the recess of Tub up the right side.
3.
With other end, place gasket flush with the Tub in
lower left corner.
4.
Gently work gasket in to the recess of the Tub, up the
left side, and across the top.
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!
WARNING
7.
Remove 4 screws securing Control Panel to Outer
Door.
8.
Remove 4 screws securing Outer Door to Door
Hinges. (2 each side).
9.
! WARNING
Do not remove Door Prop until tension is relieved from
door spring.
Slide Outer Door off of Door Hinges.
4.
Disconnect Cable Link from Hinge. (See warning
above).
5.
Lift Hinge out of Hinge Support.
6.
Remove 2 attachment screws if replacing hinge
support.
Door Spring
The Door Springs provide a counter balance to the weight
of the door.
Door Hinge and Support
Removal
1.
2.
Remove the Outer Door Panel. (See paragraph Outer
3.
Remove Dishwasher from cabinets.
The Door Spring position is preset by model at the factory.
If possible note the position of the spring. This may be
determined by wear marks. Door Spring adjustment
Brackets are located on the lower right and left side of the
Dishwasher. Spring tension is achieved by positioning the
spring in the slots provided. The higher position increases
spring tension.
NOTE: Always point spring hooks toward the Dishwasher.
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WARNING
Door Spring and Component Replacement
Over Pressure Filter
NOTE: Always point spring hooks toward the Dishwasher.
1.
The purpose of the Over Pressure Filter is to filter
sediment missed by the lower filter rather than circulating
it back through the wash.
2.
Remove Dishwasher from cabinets.
Removal
3.
Attach Door Cable Link to Door Hinge.
1.
Spread locking tabs.
4.
Attach Cable to Cable Link.
2.
Rotate filter down and remove from manifold.
5.
Route Cable under Cable Roller.
Top Wash Arm
6.
Attach Cable to short hook of Spring.
Removal
7.
Place large hook end of Spring into Spring Adjustment
Bracket in proper location.
1.
Spread locking tabs and remove Wash Arm Retainer.
NOTE: To replace Cable Bracket, remove 2 Torx™
screws securing bracket to frame. See
procedure above for reassembly of Spring and
Cable.
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!
WARNING
Manifold
Docking Station
Water is supplied to the Top and Center Wash Arms
through this tube via the Pump Assembly. The Manifold
attaches to the Pump Assembly and runs vertically up the
rear and along the top of the Dishwasher Tub. The
Manifold is attached to the Tub with a clip.
The purpose of the Docking Station is to seal the water
flow to the upper rack Wash Arm.
Removal
1.
Slide Upper Rack forward to gain access to Docking
Station.
2.
Spread sides of Docking Station and remove from
Manifold.
Removal
1.
2.
Remove Racks, Stops, and Rack Assemblies.
3.
Spread Manifold Clips located on the back and top of
Tub.
4.
Tip top of Manifold towards door opening slightly.
Disengage the snap located on the bottom of the
Manifold, locking the Manifold to the Discharge
Housing .
5.
Slide Manifold back and out of the Pump Assembly.
Lower Wash Arm
Water is supplied to the Lower Wash Arm via the Pump
Assembly.
Removal
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1.
2.
Remove lower Rack Assembly.
3.
Loosen Wash Arm Hub and Pivot.
4.
Lift Wash Arm out of Dishwasher.
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WARNING
2.
Perform continuity check of switch across terminals.
Closed- Actuator of switch depressed.
Open- Actuator of switch released.
Removal
1.
2.
Lift Float straight up from Float Guide.
3.
4.
Remove electrical connectors on switch.
5.
Float Switch mounting screw is located behind Float
Switch mounting plate. Loosen 1/4" screw several
turns to remove entire assembly.
6.
Spread locking tabs on Float Switch mounting plate
to remove switch.
Float
The Float Assembly controls the amount of water fill.
The Float Switch is wired in series with the Water
Valve. When the Float Switch OPENS, the electrical
circuit to the Water Valve is opened, causing the
Water Valve to shut off.
A normal fill is when water makes contact with
heating element in bottom of dishwasher.
To Check Float Switch
1.
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!
WARNING
Heating Element
The purpose of the Heating Element is to provide heat
during the dry cycle and increase water temperature
during portions of the wash cycle when certain options are
selected.
The element is dual wattage. During wash cycles, it is
rated at 830 watts. During the dry portion of the cycle, it
is rated at 650 watts. Increased wattage is possible
because of water flowing across the element sheath.
To Check Heating Element
1.
2.
3.
Locate element terminals, remove wires, perform
continuity check across terminals.
4.
The resistance of the element should be
approximately 22 ohms. If OPEN, replace element.
5.
Perform continuity check from each terminal to the
element sheath. NO continuity should be present. If
continuity is present, replace the element.
Wattage Checks
Removal
1.
2.
3.
Locate element terminals and remove wires.
4.
Remove mounting nuts securing Heating Element to
Tub.
5.
Release Heating Element by tipping Heater Support
Brackets towards the Tub front corners and rotating
until bracket unlocks.
6.
Lift element out of Tub.
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NOTE: Before reinstalling Heating Element, examine
condition of O-ring seals that are located between
element leads and tub basin. Replace if needed.
Failure of seal will result in a water leak and
possible floor damage.
To verify wattage of the element, take an amperage
reading at the blue wire of the Heating Element. Multiply
the amperage reading by voltage at the Dishwasher
(Amps x Volts = Watts).
Normal element amperage during the dry portion of the
cycle is 5.0 to 5.5 amps. When used during a wash
cycle, normal amperage is 7.0 to 7.5 amps.
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WARNING
Thermostats
Water Valve
Two types of thermostats are used in the Dishwasher. A
Thermistor and a Limit Thermostat.
The valve is located behind the Support and Toe Panel,
mounted to the left side of the Tub Support. Inlet water
supply to the valve is directly below the valve.
The Thermistor is used to sense water temperature when
certain cycles or options are selected (Refer to Cycles &
Options section). The Thermistor is part of the sensor
mounted in the Tub.
The other thermostat is a Limit Thermostat and is used as
a protective device to sense overheating of the Heating
Element. It is located behind the Front Support and Toe
Panel. The limit is mounted to the tub bottom. This
thermostat has ¼" terminals and has a normally CLOSED
position.
NOTE: Refer to section labeled Technical Data for
specifications on thermostat.
Removal
NOTE: Turn off water supply to the Dishwasher before
servicing this component.
The valve is designed to operate at water pressures of 15 120 psi.
NOTE: Low water pressure will affect the ability of the
Water Valve to properly fill Tub in the required
amount of time.
Incoming water temperature should be a minimum of 120
degrees F. However, a higher water temperature will
enhance washing and drying results.
Removal
1.
2.
3.
Press down on spring clip to release from Tub and
rotate till clip unlocks.
4.
Remove wires from thermostat.
1.
2.
Turn off water supply to the Dishwasher.
3.
Remove Support and Toe Panels. (See paragraph
4.
Remove wires from Valve Solenoid.
5.
Remove 2 1/4" screws securing Water Valve to Water
Valve Bracket.
6.
Disconnect injector hose at valve outlet.
NOTE: When reinstalling, proper location and wiring of
thermostat(s) is critical.
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!
WARNING
Checking Valve Operation
No Fill
1.
2.
Remove Support and Toe Panel. (See paragraph Front
Support and Toe Panel removal).
3.
Remove wires from Valve Solenoid.
4.
Perform continuity check across terminals of
Solenoid. If NO continuity is present, replace Water
Valve.
Alternate Test: Use Motor Test Cord hooked directly to
the Valve Solenoid. Turn water supply on
and plug in test cord. If NO water is
present, replace Water Valve.
Overfill
If Water Valve allows water to flow without power to Valve
Solenoid, replace the Water Valve.
Air Water Inlet and Vent
The Air Water Inlet is located on the left side of the Tub,
and mounted to the exterior of Tub. Removal of the Air
Water Inlet and Vent requires the removal of the
Dishwasher from under the counter. Vent only operates if
cabinet becomes pressurized and will open flap on top of
Air Water inlet.
Removal
1.
NOTE: The Water Valve is a non-repairable component.
The only servicing required is to clean the Inlet
Screen if needed.
2.
Remove the Air Water Inlet Cover located on the left
inside wall of Tub. Pull cover straight out to remove.
Inlet Screen
3.
Sediment on the Inlet Screen can hinder water flow
through the Water Valve.
4.
Carefully pull back insulation from the left side of the
Tub.
Remove rubber hose from channel in Tub, or slip off of
fitting on inlet.
Grasp upper portion of the Air/Water Inlet. Pull and
rotate the Air/Water Inlet clockwise to release it from
the Tub.
5.
Cleaning
1.
2.
Remove Water Valve from the Dishwasher (See Water
Valve Removal).
3.
Remove 4 screws securing valve body to Water Inlet
Mounting Bracket.
4.
Clean screen.
NOTE: Make sure to reattach the ground wire to the
mounting bracket.
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Replacement
Tub Wheels
1.
Examine the Air Water Inlet Seal for damage.
To remove, unlatch rear Rack Stop. Slide track out of
Dishwasher. Remove tub wheel shaft with Torx™ driver.
2.
Align Air Water Inlet tabs with notches in Tub, and
rotate counterclockwise into position.
3.
Replace Air Water Inlet Cover inside Tub.
NOTE: Tub wheel shaft contains a small steel washer.
Turbidity Sensor
The Turbidity Sensor is located on the bottom and to the
left of the Pump Module Assembly. The sensor measures
soil level in the water. Turbidity is determined by a beam
of infrared light directed from one probe and read by the
other. This information is interpreted as water soil level.
Removal
Upper Rack Removal
To remove Upper Rack, remove Rack Stops. Unlatch stop
by moving as shown in direction of arrow toward center of
Tub.
1.
2.
Remove Front Support and Toe panel. (See paragraph
3.
Remove the 2 Torx™ screws securing the sensor to
the tub bottom.
4.
Pull sensor straight out.
NOTE: When installing sensor, examine the "O" ring seal
and replace if necessary. The sensor has
alignment ribs to aid in installation.
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WARNING
3.
Remove Wash Manifold
Drain Pump
4.
Loosen Wash Arm Hub and Pivot.
The Drain Pump will drain water from the Dishwasher in
various cycles. If a failure is suspected, the entire Pump
Assembly needs to be replaced.
5.
Remove Spray Arm.
6.
Remove 3 Torx™ screws securing Filter Guard.
7.
Entire Wash Motor Assembly can be lifted from Tub
for further disassembly.
8.
Remove and replace Pump Gasket if necessary.
Disconnect wiring harness from Wash Motor
Assembly.
Removal
1.
2.
Remove Support and Toe Panel. (See paragraph Front
Support and Toe Panel removal).
9.
3.
Disconnect lead wire from Pump Assembly.
4.
Disconnect drain hose from Pump Assembly.
10. Remove 6 Torx™ screws securing Discharge
Housing.
5.
Remove Torx™ screw through bushing in Pump
Mounting Plate.
Rotate Pump Assembly to unlock from Tub.
6.
11. Remove Torx™ screw securing Wash Impeller . See
bottom side of motor for access hole to lock motor
rotation while removing Torx™ screw. Insert screw
driver tip into access hole while removing screw.
Wash Motor Assembly
The Wash Motor Assembly is designed to provide
recirculating, filter, wash and particle chopping functions
for the dishwasher cycles.
12. Lift off Filter/Flowplate Assembly to access Chopper
Plate.
Removal
13. Remove 3 Torx™ screws to remove Chopper Plate.
1.
14. Lift off Chopper
2. Remove racks.
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15. Remove Chopper Sleeve by using Impeller as a
wrench. Lock motor rotation using the access hole
provided in back of motor.
16. Lift off Seal Seat Assembly.
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Appendix A
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Built-In Dishwasher
Lavavajillas Empotrado/Lave-vaisselle encastré
Installation Instructions/Instrucciones de Instalación/Instructions d’installation
Printed in USA
©2003 Maytag Corporation
6 918789
Rev A
Built-In Dishwasher
Installation
Instructions
Leave Installation Instructions and User’s Guide with Owner
ALL ELECTRICAL WIRING, GROUNDING AND PLUMBING SHOULD BE
DONE IN ACCORDANCE WITH NATIONAL AND LOCAL CODES BY
QUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS.
E L E C T R I C A L
This dishwasher is designed for operation
on an individual 120 VAC, 60 Hz grounded
electrical circuit. Use required fuse (15 amp)
or comparable circuit breaker. Two wire
with ground service to the dishwasher is
recommended for connection at the terminal
box and for grounding.
G R O U N D I N G
This appliance must be connected to a
grounded metal, permanent wiring system;
or an equipment-grounding conductor must
be run with the circuit conductors and
connected to the equipment-grounding
terminal or lead on the appliance.
P L U M B I N G
CHECK LOCAL PLUMBING CODES
FOR APPROVED PLUMBING
PROCEDURES AND ACCESSORIES.
ALL PLUMBING SHOULD BE DONE
IN ACCORDANCE WITH NATIONAL
AND LOCAL CODES.
R E Q U I R E M E N T S
WARNING
To prevent accidental contact with electrical connections,
built-in dishwasher models must not be connected to a power
source unless the dishwasher is completely enclosed, with
front panels in place. If the back or either side of the dishwasher is exposed, a panel must be used to complete this
enclosure. Failure to follow this warning could result in death
or serious injury.
I N S T R U C T I O N S
WARNING
To prevent the possibility of electrical shock, this dishwasher, as other electrical appliances, must be adequately grounded. It is the responsibility of the installer at the
point of installation, taking into consideration local conditions and requirements. Failure to follow this warning
could result in death or serious injury
R E Q U I R E M E N T S
WARNING
Disconnect electrical power to dishwasher before you start! Failure to
follow this warning could result in
death or serious injury.
Lavavajillas Empotrado
Instrucciones de Instalación
Deje las instrucciones de instalación y la guía del usuario con
el propietario.
TODO EL CABLEADO ELÉCTRICO, LAS CONEXIONES A TIERRA E
INSTALACIONES DE PLOMERÍA SE DEBEN REALIZAR CONFORME A LOS
CÓDIGOS NACIONALES Y LOCALES POR PERSONAS CUALIFICADAS.
R E Q U I S I T O S
Este lavavajillas ha sido diseñado para
funcionar en un circuito eléctrico individual
aprobado de 120 VCA, 60 Hz debidamente
conectado a tierra. Use el fusible requerido
(15 amperios) o un disyuntor comparable. Se
recomienda una conexión de dos alambres con
servicio a tierra al lavavajillas para conectarlo
a la caja de conexiones y a tierra.
E L É C T R I C O S
ADVERTENCIA
Para evitar un contacto accidental con las conexiones
eléctricas, los modelos de lavavajillas empotrados no deben
ser conectados a una fuente de corriente eléctrica, a menos
que el lavavajillas esté totalmente encerrado, con los paneles
delanteros colocados en su lugar. Si la parte posterior o
lateral del lavavajillas queda expuesta, se deberá usar un
panel para completar el encerramiento. Si se hace caso
omiso de esta advertencia, existe el riesgo de muerte o
lesiones graves.
I N S T R U C C I O N E S PA R A L A P U E S TA A T I E R R A
Este aparato se debe conectar a un sistema
de cableado permanente, metálico y puesto a
tierra, o se deberá colocar un conductor para
conectar equipos a tierra con los conductores
del circuito y deberá conectarse a la terminal
de puesta a tierra del equipo o al conductor
principal en el aparato.
R E Q U I S T O S
VERIFIQUE LOS PROCEDIMIENTOS
Y ACCESORIOS DE PLOMERÍA
APROBADOS EN LOS CÓDIGOS
LOCALES DE PLOMERÍA. TODA LA
PLOMERÍA SE DEBERÁ REALIZAR
CONFORME A LOS CÓDIGOS
NACIONALES Y LOCALES.
ADVERTENCIA
Para evitar la posibilidad de choque eléctrico, este
lavavajillas, al igual que otros aparatos eléctricos, debe ser
puesto a tierra en forma adecuada. El instalador tiene la
responsabilidad al respecto en el sitio de instalación,
debiendo tomar en cuenta las condiciones y los requisitos
locales. Si se hace caso omiso de esta advertencia, existe el
riesgo de muerte o lesiones graves.
D E
P L O M E R Í A
ADVERTENCIA
¡Desconecte la corriente eléctrica al
lavavajillas antes de comenzar! Si se
hace caso omiso de esta advertencia,
existe el riesgo de muerte o lesiones
graves.
Lave-vaisselle encastré
Instructions d’installation
Laisser les instructions d’installation et le mode d’emploi au
propriétaire
TOUT LE CÂBLAGE ÉLECTRIQUE, TOUTES LES MISES À LA TERRE, ET
INSTALLATIONS DE PLOMBERIE DOIVENT ÊTRE EFFECTUÉS CONFORMÉMENT
AU CODE CANADIEN DE L ’ÉLECTRICITÉ ET À TOUS LES CODES DE LA
MUNICIPALITÉ EN VIGUEUR PAR DES PERSONNES QUALIFIÉES.
I N S T A L L A T I O N
Ce lave-vaisselle est conçu pour fonctionner
sur un circuit électrique séparé de 120 volts en
courant alternatif et de 60 Hz. Ce circuit doit
être protégé par un fusible de 15 ampères ou
un disjoncteur de même calibre. Pour brancher
le lave-vaisselle sur la boîte de connexions et
sur la mise à la terre, il est recommandé
d’utiliser une connexion bifilaire.
É L E C T R I Q U E
AVERTISSEMENT
Pour empêcher tout contact accidentel avec les connexions
électriques, un lave-vaisselle encastré ne doit pas être
branché sur le courant électrique tant qu’il n’est pas
complètement encastré et tant que le panneau avant n’a pas
été remis en place. Si l’arrière ou un des côtés du lavevaisselle est exposé, un panneau devra être posé pour
fermer cette ouverture. Ne pas respecter cet avertissement
risque de causer la mort ou de graves blessures.
INSTRUCTIONS DE MISE À LA TERRE
Ce lave-vaisselle doit être branché sur une
installation électrique métallique permanente
mise à la terre, ou bien un conducteur de
mise à la terre doit être amené avec les
conducteurs du circuit électrique. Ce
conducteur de mise à la terre devra alors
être branché sur la borne de mise à la terre
de l’équipement électrique ou sur le fil de
mise à la terre du lave-vaisselle.
AVERTISSEMENT
Pour éviter les risques de chocs électriques, ce lavevaisselle, tout comme les appareils électroménagers, doit
être adéquatement relié à la terre.
La responsabilité incombe à l’installateur de prendre en
considération les conditions et les exigences de la
municipalité dans laquelle l’appareil est installé. Ne pas
respecter cet avertissement risque de causer la mort ou
de graves blessures.
R A C C O R D E M E N T S U R L’ A L I M E N T A T I O N D ’ E A U
CONSULTER LES CODES DE LA PLOMBERIE
DE LA MUNICIPALITÉ POUR CONNAÎTRE LES
PROCÉDURES ET LES ACCESSOIRES
APPROUVÉS EN VIGUEUR. TOUTE LA
PLOMBERIE DOIT ÊTRE EXÉCUTÉE
CONFORMÉMENT AU CODE CANADIEN DE
LA PLOMBERIE ET AUX CODES DE LA
MUNICIPALITÉ EN VIGUEUR.
AVERTISSEMENT
Couper le courant électrique alimentant
le lave-vaisselle avant de commencer. Ne
pas respecter cet avertissement risque
de causer la mort ou de graves
blessures.
Sound Seals
(select models only)
Selladores de ruido
(ciertos modelos solamente)
Joints antibruit
(modèles sélectionnés seulement)
Toe Panel Seal
(select models only)
Sello del Rodapiés
(ciertos modelos solamente)
Joint du socle
(modèles sélectionnés seulement)
2
1
2A
2 Mounting Strips
(installed on unit)
2 Cintas de Montaje
(instaladas en la unidad)
2 bandes de fixation
(installées sur l’appareil)
Select models only
Ciertos modelos solamente
Modèles sélectionnés seulement
2B
Select models only
3
4
5
6
237⁄8"to 2 3
4
X= Adjusted Foot Height / Altura Ajustada de la Pata / Réglage de la hauteur du pied
7
⁄8"
with no top strip / sin tira de adorno superior /
Mesure sans la tringle de finissage
8
1"
X
2"
H
331/2"
335/8"
333/4"
H= Opening Height / H = Altura de apertura / H = Hauteur d’ouverture
9
H
: X
: 1/4" 337/8"
: 3/8" 34"
: 1/2" 341/8"
H
: X
: 5/8" 341/4"
: 3/4" 343/8"
: 7/8" 341/2"
H
: X
: 1" 345/8"
: 1/8" 343/4"
:11/4" 347/8"
H : X
: X
:13/8" 35" : 13/4"
:11/2" 343/4": 11/2"
:15/8" 347/8": 15/8"
12
11
Installation may vary / Su instalación puede ser diferente
/ Votre propre installation peut varier
1
2
Refer to local codes / Consulte los códigos locales / Reportez-vous aux codes locaux
13
13A
14
13A
14
13B
Panel damage may occur/Puede dañarse el panel/
15
IMPORTANT/IMPORTANTE
Never route cord or hoses under motor / Nunca coloque el cordón eléctrico ni las mangueras
por debajo del motor / Ne jamais faire passer câbles ou tuyaux flexibles sous le moteur.
16
IMPORTANT /
IMPORTANTE
Never push with knee
Nunca lo empuje con la rodilla
Ne pas pousser avec le genou
17
18
OFF / APAGADO /
ARRÊT
20
19
GROUND/ PUESTA A TIERRA/ MISE À LA TERRE
1
2
4
3
21
BLACK TO BLACK (L1)
NEGRO CON NEGRO (L1)
FIL NOIR À BORNE
NOIRE (L1)
23
GROUND
PUESTA A TIERRA
MISE À LA TERRE
22
WHITE TO WHITE
(NEUTRAL)
BLANCO CON BLANCO
(NEUTRO)
FIL BLANC À BORNE BLANCHE
(NEUTRE)
24
25
26
3/16"
3/16"
Level left to right
Nivele de izquierda a derecha
Niveau de gauche à droite
Level front to back
Nivele del frente hacia atrás
N
è
If not level repeat 24 / Si no está nivelado, repita el paso 24 / En cas de non-nivellement, voir l’étape 24
27
28
29
30
1/8
31
32
1/8"
34
33
1
3
2
4
Turn on water, power and machine / Abra la llave de agua, conecte la corriente y encienda el aparato / Ouvrir le robinet d’eau, l’alimentation et mettre en marche
35
36
Check for leaks, turn off machine / Verifique si hay fugas, apague el aparato / Vérifier
l’absence de fuites, mettre à l’arrêt
37
38A
38
Select models only
39
z
z
z
z
39A
z
z
z
40A
40
Select models only
z
Select models only
Notes:

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