I have a technika diswasher,not sure of the model, is approx 3 years old and has a big dial on the left hand side with 7 wash functuions and the power button is smaller and is on the RHS. I cant remember how to reset the wash settings. I thought that by pushing in the large dial this set the wash cycle but a technician told be that you have to hold your finger on the start/pause button until the green light flashes, and turn the dishwasher off then back on. Can you please give me a step by step summary of how to reset the wash cycle becuase I am sure taht I am not doing is right.

Could be drum bearings gone Quite a big job hence costly with around 3 hours labour plus parts, some models need half drum as the bearings are loaded in here,leak could be door boot seal at 7 yrs old not sure if worthwhile as its about the end of its working life.Good luck

Call a service repair shop.

Good day Mr.james dant..

Whirlpool manufactures many types of washing machines. Whirlpool's top load models rely on an analog timer that controls the cycle used to wash the clothes in the washing machine, rather than a digital control board found in most front load models. The timer contains a number of moving parts and is physically turned to choose the wash cycle. Because of the high usage of the timer, it will eventually break, requiring replacement. Rather than calling a service technician to repair the timer, replace the timer yourself to save both time and money.
Instructions
1. Unplug the washing machine from the wall outlet

2. Turn the dial to the "Off" position and then unscrew the knob from the timer. To unscrew, hold the dial with one hand and turn the knob counter-clockwise.

3. Lift the dial off of the washing machine.

4. Remove the two mounting screws securing the timer into position. 5. Remove the two screws from the bottom left and right sides of the control panel, then rotate the control panel up 180 degrees.
6. Remove the wire harness from the old timer and remove the old timer
7. Connect the wire harness to the new timer.

8. Place the timer into the control panel. Hold the timer post with one hand and rotate the control panel back down. Secure the timer into place using the mounting screws that were removed from the old timer
9. Place the dial back onto the timer post and then screw the knob onto the post.
10. Plug the washer back into the wall outlet

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There is a idler pulley by motor the bearings go bad andeventually ruin the pulley itself and the belt approx. cost of parts $75.00

has stabilizing springs and or mounts inside might just have come loose make sure disconnect from power before opening

Hi in side the case on the left hand side there is a reset looks like a flat pieceof metal push this it will make a loud click this should reset heat , turn heater off first

You have leaky filter capacitors in this radio, this is a common fault and these are soldered into a rinted circuit board. Good luck

change the door gasket. also check to see if the wall hasn't "sprung out" of position this will always cause leaks if the side walls aren't supported.

hi

    this sounds like a syphoning problem this means the outlet /drain pipe at the back of the machine has been pushed to far into the drain upstand pipe causing the water to syphon straight through the machine make sure that the drain pipe is only part way down the drain pipe, hope this works for you

 

cliff

I am having the same issue as described above. I think it is either the timer, thermostat (temp assure), or thermostat (temp boost) that needs replacing. The dial gets stucks in both the wash temp boost cycle and rinse temp boost cycle. However, I don't have a picture of the temp assure or boost part. Does anyone know how to fix this? Thanks. -Bill