Question about Hotpoint 24 in. HDA3400G Built-in Dishwasher
HDA3400 WILL NOT HEAT DRY OR HEAT WASH
Do you have a multimeter to check voltages?if so put the unit into the heat dry mode and see if you get voltage{im assuming its 110 volts}.if you have the voltage there then the heating element is bad.if theres no voltage then the timer is bad.how old is your unit?
Posted on Aug 14, 2007
Load the appliance with dirty dishes, placing soiled pots and pans on the lower rack where they will be subjected to the most vigorous cleaning. Glassware and dishwasher-safe plastics should go on the top rack. It is not necessary to rinse dishes before loading them in the Hotpoint appliance, unless the dishes have been sitting for awhile and the food particles have dried.
Fill the detergent compartment with your preferred brand of dishwashing detergent, and add glass rinse solution to the rinse reservoir on the inside of the door if your model is equipped with one, then close the door to lock in place.
Select the cycle you wish to use and press the button. For pots and pans, use the heavy-duty cycle. Normal wash is fine for dishes and utensils.
Save on your energy bill by running the dishwasher only when it is full and by allowing the dishes to air dry instead of using the heat dry function on the appliance.
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Does coil heat water or keep it at correct temp.?Or does coil just heat during drying? I've had service man come twice and still the water going in at beginning cycle is cold. I run tap water to 120 degrees and then start washer. The soap is not dissolving. Towards the end the water is warm. We have correct lines hooked up and a NON water saver line. so it doesn't pop when to much water pressure is present.
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