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My dishwasher will not fill withwater:This is often thefill valve. You cantest the fill valvecoil for continuity with aohm meter, no needle movement = bad fill valve. You can alsotest the fill valvefor 120 volts at the fill valve with avolt meter, power there and no fill = bad fill valve. No 120 volts there, you will have to trace power back to find the trouble maker. Test things like thefloat and float switch, wires and timer. Fill valves are very bad for working once or twice and then quitting, if your dishwasher fills the first and second fill cycles and then no more water through the rest of the cycle, replace thefill valve. You will need toremove the access panelsto get at the fill valve. Dishwasher fill valves also have ascreen builtinto the valve entrance, this can also get allclogged upand need to be cleaned.
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When the STOP indicator light turns on, the internal water tank has filled with condensed water and the air conditioner will turn off automatically. You can drain the internal water tank by removing the plug on the back of the unit, be ready for a lot of water to come out of the unit. The unit will shut down when the water pan is full. This condition may occur either when the unit is operated in high humidity conditions, or when the unit is being operated in HEATMODE, since the auto-evaporation function will not work in the heating mode. I hope this helps, have a great day, Andy K.
First you will need a tester , that has 120 volt setting remove the lower cover and you should see a water valve sometimes they put them in the back of the unit also , but always near the floor, with this unit plugged in and unit turned on so that it should be filing with water, check the wires on the water valve to see if you are getting the 120 volts , if you have the power but the unit is not filling the water valve is bad , if you dont have power at the valve then the timer or door switch is bad this is all there is to this unit , I bet on a bad water valve here is a place to get parts and as always be careful when worjking with unit with power , if you need to replace anything turn main power off before seviceing unit , I have found several washers the water valve wa sjust fill of dirt , cleaned it and it worked just fine , if you need parts go here , http://www.appliancepartspros.com/ email me at [email protected]
take the cover off the 10 h unit light up the burner by turning on the tap turn the water flow tap on the front of unit (white knob) clock wise slowly feel hot water pipe coming out off unit when temp increases put cover back on check temp at sink if too hot turn knob anti clock wise
These units need lots of flow to start and run. Set the temp on the unit lower and the people in the shower will have to use more hot and less cold which will make the unit more stable.
This is a great unit! Try turning the flow nob to the half way point and the flame all the way to low. Run the hot water tap and slowly turn the flame dial until you hear the unit try to light. Every house is different regarding the restrictions in the plumbing and water pressure. Once the unit tries to light that is your minimum setting. It is best to leave it there.
Was the unit running when it was warm? If it was then you need a tech to look at the sealed system. If it wasnt running then you need to adjust the icemaker ejector blade so its straight up (12 oclock) Thats when it will allow the compressor to come on.
Is this a home unit or commercial unit? Most home units use the hot water supplied by your hot water heater so to get it hotter you need to turn that up.
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