How do we remove both draws of DD6031 - Fisher and Paykel 24 in. DD603H W Built-in Dishwasher

Remove the first draw and check to ensure no paper behind the draw SECOND REMOVE THE ACCESS PAPER FROM the draw the left side of the draw is not for storing extra paper the space is available for when the draw is set to 11x17 paper DO NOT STORE EXTRA PAPER THERE.

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The 2nd Tray Lift motor. Remove draw #2 and check to make sure no paper behind the draw. Secondly REMOVE THE ETRA PAPER IN THE DRAW THE EXTRA SPACE IS NOT FOR SPARE PAPER, it for if you are going to put 11x17 paper in the draw. If these don't work you mite have a burned out 2 tray lift motor. When you close the draw that metal plate at the bottom of the draws goes up

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I wasn't able to find an exact match to your reported model (DD603I?), but all of the DD60xx models appear to have the same drawer removal process:

I actually took this from the installation guide for the KitchenAid dishdrawer (also made by F&P), since it had the clearest images.

You will have to take the filter plate out the motor rotor out. Then clean the rotor cavity and replace in reverse order.

Are you getting any error codes?
Does the beeping stop if you turn the power off and on?

Disconnect the power to the unit for at least 15 minutes to see if you can "reset" the unit.

The Problem is Related to the Dishdrawers Motherboard Control Center This usually happens when water condensation sits on the board to long and Short Circuits controls.

dont bother repairing the Unit the Timer is Fried, Its worth about $350.00 W/ Labour, I'd buy a new one Personally. Goto ajmadison.com they have fantastic deals.

I have Fisher & Paykle DW DD603-SS (5Y old)
The upper drawr started to leak H2O out and in to the bothom drawr???
What is the problem and also please what is the solution?
Thanks, JB

It may be that the DW thinks the drawer may have been pulled open. On the right side, near the top. there are two light pipes on the drawer. One sends an infrared beam of light to a reflective area on the cabinet, the other receives this light. This is how the drawer senses whether the drawer is open or closed. Wipe these areas with a clean dry cloth.

possible you have bad lid actuator motors(common to break without warnig) calling manufacture for authorized dealer in your area to get part