Manual test does not work Looks like it does but water does not come on

Here's a link for a Service Manual which applies to your mixer. While the motor works as you have stated, you might wish to test the motor's stator, and if that is all right, test the armature. There is plenty of information on armature testing on line.

http://www.kitchenaidparts.eu/documents/pdf/service-manual/classic-svc-manual-new-email-version.pdf

try searching on line for a water dispenser manual rather than a water cooler manual

Either your water level sensor is not working or if you can test this to be in order then the controller unit is not responding to the input from the level controller unit.
check this link: Controller check

Replace thermostats.
One of the thermostats is sticking causing overheating that trips ECO reset located on upper thermostat. There is no good way to test thermostats since testing means turning the temperature setting which temporarily unsticks bad thermostat so it looks like it works ok, so replace both thermostats.
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-replace-thermostat-on-electric-water-heater.html

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tHERE IS A HIGH TEMPERATURE CUT OFF SWITCH WHICH LOOKS LIKE THE BAK OF A STAINLESS STEEL WATCH IT HAS TWO LUGS THAT THE HEATER ELEMENT IS ATTACHED TO. IF YOU TEST IT YOU WILL FIND THAT IS IS OPEN CERCUIT. I'M NOT SURE WHERE IT IS ON THAT MODEL BUT IF YOU HAVE MANAGED TO TEST THE ELEMENT YOU CLEARLY HAVE THE THING TO BITS.

• Check that the water supply is turned on. The valve may be located under the sink.
• Check the door latch
• Test the door switch
• Inspect the float assembly
• Inspect the fill tube for kinks
• Test the float switch
• Check the inlet valve filter screens
• Test the water inlet valve
• Test the drain valve lever arm
• Check the drain valve

hi, this could be a big and expensive problem you have got.
If you are sure their is no leaks anywhere and their is no water on the floor after the car has been parked up also double check that when the car is running their is no water leaks as it might only leak when the car is up to temperature as the pressure will build up and be greater when it is running at normal temp so you need to check this first.

After you have done that if you still have got no leaks anywhere then you need to find out where the water is going as it is going somewhere now here comes the bad and very expensive news. You might find that the head gasket has gone this would need testing take the car to a garage and get them to do a compression test or a sniff test this will test for loss of compression from the cylinder and the sniff test will check the water system to see if any engine gasses are getting into the water system.

As your loosing that much water that quick the thing you should first do is remove the oil level stick and look at the oil on the stick if it looks nice and clean like fresh oil then the water leak is more than likely coming from a split pipe and not the head gasket but if the oil on the end of the stick looks like a browny grey liquid then this indicates that water is getting into the oil system meaning the head gasket has gone and needs replacing.

Its best you get a compression test done and or a sniff test done just to check the head gasket to be sure but if their is no leaks anywhere then this would point to the head gasket being at fault.

Let me know how you get on or if you need further assistance ok

ike the pump is not working. Does any water pump out at all? Test it and listen for water pumping out on a rinse? A little food colouring in the water will prove whether its the same water.

Hello Roger.
Please do the following checks for they might just help.

Check that the water supply valves are turned on
Inspect the filter screens
Test for overheating
Inspect the water pump
Test the water inlet valve
Test the motor

Most probably this case may be due to a faulty motor.Good luck.

The washer might have some blocking in its components.
Check the following:-

• Check that the water supply valves are turned on
• Inspect the filter screens
• Test for overheating
• Inspect the water pump
• Test the water inlet valve
• Test the motor

For testing the motor contact the vendor or some professional.