Brand new whirlpool dishwasher starts on own

Whirlpool sold the AO Smith brand flue damper, and the atmospheric models ... both models have different honeywell gas controls...
Error codes, service manuals and troubleshoot appear following link:
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-troubleshoot-gas-water-heater.html#honeywell

There is no specific service manual available for the flue damper series in 2019

If you have no hot water to a dishwasher. check that it is hooked up to the hot water in the first place and that the valve is on. if hooked up to the cold most units do not heat the water to the proper level.

My God? If you had it installed yesterday.....1) read the manual. 2) try again and 3) Call store you bought it from and/or Whirlpool for warranty Service Call.
Why if you bought something new would you post here for a obvious operation or Warranty performance issue?

Is this a water heater?
http://waterheatertimer.org/Whirlpool-Energy-Smart-electric.html#new

Call Whirlpool?

Gene

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Probably a bad or cloged pump. If the discharged water goes to a garbage disposal system then try to remove the hose from the dishwasher and see if it is cloged. This is what usually happens.

Good luck,

Marty

Whirlpool water heaters are made by AOSmith company, which owns American, Reliance, State, Craftmaster and makes water heaters for Kenmore and Whirlpool.
These are good heaters.

Register Whirlpool product at following link:
http://www.whirlpoolwaterheaters.com/support/warrantyreg.aspx

It is not necessary to register product for warranty to be valid.
And if you move to new home and take water heater, then warranty does not follow. So it might be disadvantageous to register product in that circumstance.

You can see brand, model number, and serial number located on label on side of tank.
The serial number is unique and is key for warranty coverage, even if you lost receipt. Serial number shows year of manufacture in first two digits.
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Find-Age-of-water-heater.pdf

It is not necessary to register water heater for warranty to be valid, as long as following applies: Original owner, single-family non-commercial residential installation, and installation that conforms to instructions shown in product manual, and water heater is maintained as shown in product manual.

If you purchased extended warranty, then remember the warranty is carried by a third party that also requires same as above.
And the warranty may be pro-rated, rendering it nearly valueless in later years.

Typical water heater warranty:
First year of warranty covers tank-parts-labor.
After first year, the warranty shrinks to tank-parts.
The math shows that shorter warranty tank has greater percentage of full coverage.
Convert ordinary 6 year tank into 9-12-15 year tank by maintaining water heater. Especially cleaning air intake located on bottom of tank, inspecting anode rod to prevent rusting, and following maintenance schedule shown in product manual.
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-maintain-water-heater.html

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What product do you have?
What model? What brand? What does you product manual say?
About how old is product? Is this new installation?

If you have Bosch tankless, copy following links for general troubleshoot start point:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Troubleshoot-Bosch-Tankless-water-heater.html
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/E2_error_code_troubleshooting-Bosch.pdf

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With just the little information you left, my first reaction is that your propane tank is empty, but I don't know if it's propane or nat gas. It is also possible you have a dirty filter screen. Some brilliant engineer decided to install these on the bottom of today's water heaters and then require they be cleaned every 6 months. If you don't and they get dirty, which they always do, then the pilot goes out and it will not relight. Cleaning the fine mesh screen below the burner is what is needed to prevent this from occurring. Other brands are replacing the existing burner assembly with a new burner assembly that has a reset switch built into it. You may call Whirlpool and see if this applies to your water heater. They will need your model # and serial #. Hope this helps. Douglas

I would say your water heater is from the fury series; new model number 82V52-2. I've included a link with my solution that you should take a look at. You could also look at water heaters of a different brand if this one isn't available in your area. Kenmore, GE, and Hotpoint are all very good brands of water heaters.

http://www.rheem.com/product.aspx?id=09DF2BDD-5E11-4D32-B574-84ACFB8A4619

Check for an air switch at your local hot tub store

take the old one in so they can match it up to a new one