My power supply to the wall will not charge, the cord feels loose and the power light will not remain on therefore the unit will not charge. How can I remedy this problem
Usually what happens is the power jack the cord plugs into is broken
its solder joints. The manufacturers usually break the first rule
of soldering which is to not rely on the soldering for mechanical
strength.
If you feel up to totally dissassembling your unit to get at the bottom
side of the circuit board, all you have to do is an easy resolder of
the power jack.
I experienced the same problem. One day the lights on the unit weren't on. The wall outlet that the dishwasher uses had power because the Garbage Disposal that also uses the same outlet had power. Turns out the power supply cord also tied to the water supply hose and had over the months (due to the constant slapping or dancing of the water hose whenever the electrically controlled water valve was opened or closed), had caused the female receptor prong inside the wall outlet to loose continuity with the male prong of the dishwasher power cord. It might have been a defective wall plug all along but the wall outlet worked for months before the problem arose. Anyway, after replacing the wall outlet the dishwasher again has lights and works fine.
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