Kenmore 665. dishwasher

Kenmore 665. dishwasher

"clean" light blinking. only cycle that seemed to function: clear. It pumped it dry. By pushing a series of buttons was able to reset. Ran cycle and it seemed to have a new hum, humming sounded like it was cycling, but not like usual - maybe filling and pumping at the same time. I say this because the kitchen water became hot and the inside of the dishwasher was warm, although the element was not hot. It ran this cycle for only about 20 minutes and then went back to blinking "clean" light.



About 2 mo. ago I replaced heating element. Sears no longer carries the element, even though the DW is only 3 yrs. old. Anyway, one I bought came with new computer because, as it said, the new element runs at a different temp than the old one. Unfortunately I tossed the old circuit board so can't plug it in to see if that makes a difference Kenmore 665. dishwasher
"clean" light blinking. only cycle that seemed to function: clear. It pumped it dry. By pushing a series of buttons was able to reset. Ran cycle and it seemed to have a new hum, humming sounded like it was cycling, but not like usual - maybe filling and pumping at the same time. I say this because the kitchen water became hot and the inside of the dishwasher was warm, although the element was not hot. It ran this cycle for only about 20 minutes and then went back to blinking "clean" light.

About 2 mo. ago I replaced heating element. Sears no longer carries the element, even though the DW is only 3 yrs. old. Anyway, one I bought came with new computer because, as it said, the new element runs at a different temp than the old one. Unfortunately I tossed the old circuit board so can't plug it in to see if that makes a difference

Kenmore 665. dishwasher

"clean" light blinking. only cycle that seemed to function: clear. It pumped it dry. By pushing a series of buttons was able to reset. Ran cycle and it seemed to have a new hum, humming sounded like it was cycling, but not like usual - maybe filling and pumping at the same time. I say this because the kitchen water became hot and the inside of the dishwasher was warm, although the element was not hot. It ran this cycle for only about 20 minutes and then went back to blinking "clean" light.



About 2 mo. ago I replaced heating element. Sears no longer carries the element, even though the DW is only 3 yrs. old. Anyway, one I bought came with new computer because, as it said, the new element runs at a different temp than the old one. Unfortunately I tossed the old circuit board so can't plug it in to see if that makes a difference Kenmore 665. dishwasher "clean" light blinking. only cycle that seemed to function: clear. It pumped it dry. By pushing a series of buttons was able to reset. Ran cycle and it seemed to have a new hum, humming sounded like it was cycling, but not like usual - maybe filling and pumping at the same time. I say this because the kitchen water became hot and the inside of the dishwasher was warm, although the element was not hot. It ran this cycle for only about 20 minutes and then went back to blinking "clean" light. About 2 mo. ago I replaced heating element. Sears no longer carries the element, even though the DW is only 3 yrs. old. Anyway, one I bought came with new computer because, as it said, the new element runs at a different temp than the old one. Unfortunately I tossed the old circuit board so can't plug it in to see if that makes a difference

I pulled the drain apart and pulled out some large pieces of glass, but can't see how they could prevent the motor from running. also looked underneath and can't imagine anything external preventing the motor from running.

The motor obviously runs. The dishwasher will fill, then hum but not wash. But then when I hit "cancel" the motor runs to drain the unit. I pulled the drain apart and pulled out some large pieces of glass, but can't see how they could prevent the motor from running. also looked underneath and can't imagine anything external preventing the motor from running. The motor obviously runs. The dishwasher will fill, then hum but not wash. But then when I hit "cancel" the motor runs to drain the unit.

I checked the capacitor wiring - OK.
I pulled the motor to see if anything was obstructing it. Problem is I don't know what it should look like. pulling the motor was easy. one screw and it twisted right out. the shaft on the motor may have disintegrated. not sure. the tip of it looks like a sharpened pencil.

There is a round plastic cover that covered the entrance to the inside of the housing. I pried it out, it has a heavy O ring around it. the pieces on the inside fellout, to not sure of the order. but there is what appears to be an impeller which also has a shaft just like the one coming out of the motor, that looks like a sharpened pencil. the other end of this impeller has a little white ratchet that looks like a large version of the ratchet you find inside a ball point pen. It appears that the end opposite the ratchet is broken. I checked the capacitor wiring - OK. I pulled the motor to see if anything was obstructing it. Problem is I don't know what it should look like. pulling the motor was easy. one screw and it twisted right out. the shaft on the motor may have disintegrated. not sure. the tip of it looks like a sharpened pencil. There is a round plastic cover that covered the entrance to the inside of the housing. I pried it out, it has a heavy O ring around it. the pieces on the inside fellout, to not sure of the order. but there is what appears to be an impeller which also has a shaft just like the one coming out of the motor, that looks like a sharpened pencil. the other end of this impeller has a little white ratchet that looks like a large version of the ratchet you find inside a ball point pen. It appears that the end opposite the ratchet is broken.