Wiring Diagram

When the control advances to the
“dry” portion of the cycle heated,
moist air leaves the dishwasher
through the console vent. Drier air
is then drawn into the unit through
vents at the bottom of the door. Heat
stored in the dishware causes the
water on the dishes to evaporate into
the drier air.
TROUBLE SHOOTING TIPS
Tub Interior
Mounting Rib
Pump Assembly
This process continues throughout the
drying phase as the heating element is
turned ON and OFF.
Detergent and Rinse Aid Dispenser
The detergent and rinse aid dispenser
is a one piece component consisting
of a molded detergent cup and a
built-in rinse aid dispenser.
The detergent cup has a spring
loaded cover and the rinse aid
dispenser has a removeable cover.
To re-fi ll, remove the cap and pour
rinse aid in until the level shows
above the bottom of the cylindrical
opening and the sight gauge changes
appearance. If any is spilled wipe
it up before starting the cycle. The
amount of rinse aid released
can be adjusted by turning the arrow
indicator from one, being the least
amount, to four, being the greatest
amount.
To replace dispenser:
• shut off electricity to dishwasher,
• remove outer door panel assembly,
• disconnect wiring to the actuator,
• remove the six screws,
• remove the dispenser,
• replace and reinstall screws,
• rewire actuator.
Standard Dry Air Flow
Tub and Door Seal
Product Specifi cations
Rating......................................120 Volts, 60Hz
Separate Circuit..15 amp min......- 20 amp max.
Motor (Amps)............................................1.8
Heater Wattage.........................................900
Total Amps (load rated).............................10.0
TempAssure......................................140
0
F
+
5
0
F
(60
0
C
+
3
0
C) [with outer door in place]
TempBoost........................................145
0
F
+
5
0
F
(63
0
C
+
3
0
C) Heated Wash/Heated Rinse
Sanitize.............................150
0
F
+
5
0
F (66
0
C
+
3
0
C)
Hi-Limit Thermostat .......................200
0
F (93
0
C)
Water Supply
Suggested minimum incoming water
temperature...........................120
0
F (49
0
C)
Pressure (PSI) min./max...................20/120
Connection..............................3/8” NPT or
3/4” Hose Thread Fitting
Consumption (Normal Cycle).......................
4.9 - 9.7 U.S. gal., 18.5 - 36.7
Water valve fl ow rate (U.S.GPM)..............83
Water recirculation (U.S. GPM)....................
approx. 12
Water fi ll time...................................87 sec.
Symptom
Check the Following
Remedy
Dishwasher will not
operate when turned on.
1. Fuse (blown or tripped).
2. 120 VAC supply wiring
connection faulty.
3. Electronic control board
defective.
4. No 12 VAC power to
control.
5. Motor (inoperative).
6. Door Switch (open
contacts).
7. Door latch not making
contact with door switch
8. Touch pad circuit defective.
9. No indicator lamps
illuminate when START or
OPTIONS are pressed.
1. Replace fuse or reset
breaker.
2. Repair or replace wire
fasteners at dishwasher
junction box.
3. Replace control board.
4. Replace control board.
5. Replace motor/impeller
assembly.
6. Replace latch assembly.
7. Replace latch assembly.
8. Replace console assembly.
9. Replace console assembly.
Motor hums but will not
start or run.
1. Motor (bad bearings).
2. Motor stuck due to
prolonged non-use.
1. Replace motor assembly.
2. Rotate motor impeller.
Motor trips out on
internal thermal
overload protector.
1. Improper voltage.
2. Motor windings shorted.
3. Glass or foreign items in
pump.
1. Check voltage.
2. Replace motor/impeller
assembly.
3. Clean and clear blockage.
Dishwasher runs but will
not heat.
1. Heater element (open).
2. Electronic control board
defective.
3. Wiring or terminal
defective.
4. Hi-Limit thermostat
defective.
5. Thermistor failure.
1. Replace heater element.
2. Replace control board.
3. Repair or replace.
4. Replace thermostat.
5. Replace turbidity sensor.
Detergent cover will not
latch or open.
1. Latch mechanism defective.
2. Electronic control board
defective.
3. Wiring or terminal
defective.
4. Broken spring (s).
5. Defective actuator.
1. Replace dispenser.
2. Replace control board.
3. Repair or replace.
4. Replace dispenser.
5. Replace dispenser.
Dishwasher will not
pump out.
1. Drain restricted.
2. Electronic control board
defective.
3. Defective drain pump.
4. Blocked impeller.
5. Open windings.
6. Wiring or terminal
defective.
1. Clear restrictions.
2. Replace control board.
3. Replace pump.
4. Check for blockage, clear.
5. Replace pump assembly.
6. Repair or replace.
Dishwasher will not fi ll
with water.
1. Water supply turned off.
2. Defective water inlet fi ll
valve.
3. Check fi ll valve screen for
obstructions.
4. Defective fl oat switch.
5. Electronic control board
defective.
6. Wiring or terminal
defective.
7. Float stuck in “UP” position.
1. Turn water supply on.
2. Replace water inlet fi ll
valve.
3. Disassemble and clean
screen.
4. Repair or replace.
5. Replace control board.
6. Repair or replace.
7. Clean fl oat.
Dishwasher water
siphons out.
1. Drain hose (high) loop too
low.
2. Drain line connected to a
fl oor drain not vented.
1. Repair to proper 32-inch
minimum height.
2. Connect to a vented drain.
Detergent left in
dispenser.
1. Detergent allowed to stand
too long in dispenser.
2. Dispenser wet when
detergent was added.
3. Detergent cover held closed
or blocked by large dishes.
4. Improper incoming water
temperature to properly
dissolve detergent.
5. See “Detergent cover will
not open”.
1. Instruct customer/user
2. Instruct customer/user
3. Instruct customer/user
on proper loading of
dishes.
4. Incoming water
temperature of 120
0
F
is required to properly
dissolve dishwashing
detergents.
EXPLODED VIEW OF WASH SYSTEM
Short Turn
Line up the center mark on the back of the
seal with the tub top center and press it
into the channel. Move along the channel
left and right periodically pressing the seal
into place without bunching or stretching
it until going around the corners at the
top. Next, place the free ends into the
channel at the bottom left and right by
creating a short turn at the bottom of the
tub channel and ensuring the seal extends
to the locator ridge at the bottom of the
tub (see enlarged portion of the attached
image). Then, press the seal periodically
into place. Finally slide your fi ngers over
the seal to press it fully in place. When
complete a single face of the seal should
be visible and fl ush with the edge of the
channel.
Always disconnect the dishwasher from the electrical power source before adjusting or
replacing components.
Personal Injury Hazard
WARNING
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Electrical
The drain hose must have a loop at
a minimum height of 32 inches
in order to insure proper drainage.
To remove the main circulation
(circ) pump do the following in
sequence: Shut off electricity to the
dishwasher. Disconnect the wiring
harness connections located at the
circ pump’s motor. Remove the two
screws that hold the motor bracket.
Slide the motor bracket away from
the sump. The motor and pump,
now held only by friction against
O-rings, can be pulled out of the
sump.
The assembly is driven by a
synchronous motor. Rotation is in the
counterclockwise direction at 2900RPM.
The motor drives a pump which
supplies 100 percent fi ltered water at
a rate of approximately 10.5 (40LMP)
GPM to one spray arm at a time. The
spray arm’s operation is alternated by
small “pauses” of the motor during the
wash cycle.
Draining is accomplished by using a
small separate synchronous drain pump
mounted to the side of the sump. The
drain check valve is located at the
discharge end of the drain pump. The
drain hose is attached by a worm gear
clamp to the discharge end of the drain
pump.
900 Watt Heater
Refer to the cycle chart on the reverse
side to determine when the heater is
on during the wash cycle. The heater
cycles ON and OFF for brief periods
during the drying cycle.
Voltage checks of the heater
should be made in the dry portion
of the service test mode.
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