I have chaged the water vale on it , but it still does not look as water is going in then if move the time it trips out . is it the heater or the timer what has gone
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If the dishwasher doesn't fill with water:
Step 1: Make sure that the water supply to the unit is turned on and that there's no problem at the water heater. A shutdown of the water heater would cause a shutdown of the water to the dishwasher.
Step 2: Check the timer to make sure it's working through its programmed sequences. If both the water supply and the timer are in working order, the problem is probably in the inlet valve.
Step 3: Check the inlet valve located under the tub of the dishwasher. Malfunctions of the inlet valve may also occur when a screen inside the valve becomes clogged with mineral deposits. To solve this problem, pry out the screen with a screwdriver and flush it thoroughly with running water. Then replace the screens.
Step 4: If the valve is controlled by a solenoid, the solenoid is usually connected to the side of the dishwasher. Tap the solenoid and the valve lightly with the handle of a screwdriver to break it free of any obstruction. Then start the dishwasher again.
Step 5: If the dishwasher still doesn't fill, test the solenoid with a volt-ohm-milliammeter (VOM) set to the RX1 scale. Disconnect one electrical lead to the solenoid and clip one probe of the VOM to each solenoid terminal. If the meter reads from about 100 ohms to 1,000 ohms, the solenoid is functioning. If the reading is higher than 1,000, the solenoid is faulty and should be replaced.
Step 6: If necessary, replace the solenoid with a new one of the same size and type. Connect the new solenoid the same way the old one was connected
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brian_paxton Welcome to Fixya
My name is Huum,
This definitely sounds like a faulty timer tripping the breaker for you!!!!!
Check any relys first, and then you will know if you have to change the timer .
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That sounds like a defective timer control, check if the waterl level switch is fine first.
If no water at all is coming into the machine on any cycle, then check the water level switch, if this is fine, it is probably a defective timer control.
If you have water coming into the machine, but the cycle stop when it is supposed to have hot water, then it can be a defective heating element or thermostat. Both parts must be tested using a multimeter.
If the heating element is working, and the thermostat is fine, then again it is a defective timer control.
You find parts and diagrams by entering model number here.
Naturally I posted the above considerations assuming that you replaced the inlet valve, and you mounted it properly, when there is no water at all getting into the machine, a valve stuck closed is always the most likely.
I post my previous comment:
If you have water coming into the machine, but the cycle stop when
it is supposed to have hot water, then it can be a defective heating
element or thermostat. Both parts must be tested using a multimeter.
If the heating element is working, and the thermostat is fine, then again it is a defective timer control.
You find parts and diagrams by entering model number here.
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