Is the water supply pressure is enough, because there is a pressure sensor at the water supply inlet. or there is a filter at the water supply inlet which usually can blocked.
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Hello Ben - I understand your dishwasher has power but will
not fill with water. Here are a few simple
troubleshooting tips that may help you resolve this issue:
• Make
sure water supply is turned on. (First check for shut off valve under the
kitchen sink)
• Check
the house circuit breaker or fuse box, reset circuit breaker or replace fuse.
• Verify
the inlet hose and make sure it's not twisted.
• Does
float overfill protector (mushroom shaped object in tub) move freely? This is
located in the bottom left front corner of the dishwasher.
• Make
sure the electrical wires going to the water inlet valve have not come off. It
is best to turn off power to the dishwasher before reconnect wires, it doesn't
matter which terminal is off both need to be connected.
• Confirm
that the drain hose is installed correctly. If the drain hose is routed under
the floor as the dishwasher fills water can be drawn from the tub and appear to
have never filled.
• Some
dishwashers use a water pressure switch that will shut off the water valve if
the tub over fills.
If these assessment measures
prove to be ineffective, I would strongly suggest contacting an authorized
service technician who would be better able to assist you in the diagnosis and
repair of your unit. You can often locate an experienced technician in your
area by going to the manufacturer website.
Check the pressure switch and hose. Pressure switch is what turns the pump on and off. Trouble is usually in the hose so check it first. Look for the hose to be unattached or clogged.
maybe a problem with the sensor 'door open/door close' check if its dirty or stuck if mechanical. press door to close and hold tight close while starting to identify.- or no sufficient water supply- or used water cannot drain out
You have two points where you can check the dispenser water. At the rear where the water supply comes in is the water inlet valve. If you disconnect the dispenser water line and then see if the water comes out when you try the dispenser. You should hear the valve work when you try the dispenser. If you don't hear it there is a dispenser actuator switch problem. If you do hear it but water doesn't work here there is a valve or water supply problem. If it's normal, disconnect it at the bottom of the freezer door and try again.If it's normal here it may be frozen in the door. If this is the case open the door till it thaws. A blanket over the opening will prevent thawing of all the food.
The fill time is taking too long as what error code E10 pertains to. The
problem is either the water supply is not turned on, the water valves
are not working or the screens are blocked, the pressure switch is not
tripping, or the water flow meter, is there's any, is not working. Check
if water is actually coming in or not.
Water Not Coming In The
problem is with the water supply or the water valves. Make sure the
water supply is open and the water valve screens are clear. If water
supply is on and the screens are clear, measure the voltage across the
water valve solenoid which must be around 120VAC when the water valves
must turn on. If there's voltage, the problem is with the water valves,
replace it. If there's none, the problem is with the timer/control or
the wire harness connecting the water valves. Check the wires and if
there's no problem, the timer/control is fault and needs to be replaced.
Water Coming In The
problem is with the pressure switch not tripping. Check the pressure hose attached to the
pressure switch for kinks and air leaks as these can prevent pressure
build-up that should trip the switch from empty to full position. Also
detach the pressure hose then blow air forcefully down through to clear
any possible clogs. Do the same with the pressure switch inlet to
possible free welded or stuck contacts. Replace the pressure switch if
there are no apparent problem with the pressure hose and its connections
to both the switch and the bottom of the tub.
No water AND no ice suggests that the problem is either in the main water solenoid right where the water comes into the refrigerator, or in the water supply from the wall/floor.
It's easier to check the wall supply, so here's what I would do. If there is a shutoff valve on the wall, then use that to turn off the water, disconnect the water supply line from the refrigerator, then while pointing the supply line into a bucket, turn the water on again to see how much flows. If there is no shutoff on the wall, then turn off the whole house water, and do the same procedure.
If it's not the wall supply, then listen for a clicking sound, then it's time to check the solenoid, or the relay driving the solenoid.
Hello,
Check the thermocouple. The pilot went out and so the burner will not light. Replace the thermocouple, then light the pilot light and the burner will come on and make you hot water.
Check for voltage at the solenoid where the supply line comes in (this is assuming you can safely check voltages -- this is 110 AC and can be dangerous.) If there is voltage there and no water going through, suspect the solenoid.
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