Kelvinator Dishwashers - Answered Questions & Fixed Issues
My dishwasher do not stop at the end of a cycle, it carries on with the next cycle
If your Kelvinator dishwasher is not stopping at the end of a cycle and carrying on with the next cycle, there could be a few different reasons. Here are a few things you can try to troubleshoot the problem:
- Check the timer: Make sure that the timer is set correctly and that it is not stuck in a continuous loop.
- Check the control board: Make sure that the control board is not malfunctioning.
- Check the water level sensor: Make sure that the water level sensor is not clogged or malfunctioning.
- Check the door switch: Make sure that the door switch is not stuck in the closed position.
- Check the wash impeller: Make sure that the wash impeller is not clogged or malfunctioning.
- Check the wash motor: Make sure that the wash motor is not malfunctioning.
- Contact Kelvinator customer support: If you have tried all the above steps and the dishwasher is still not working, it may be best to contact Kelvinator customer support for further assistance. They will be able to diagnose and fix the issue, or tell you if a repair is needed.
1/23/2023 6:46:22 PM •
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My kelvinator dishwasher kd14ss leaves
It sounds like you need to check the filters and clean them. It’s usually pretty simple to do but makes the dishwasher run like new. I think that it might be obstructed somewhere preventing it from being able to fully rinse the dishes. Is it draining all the water after the cycle has finished?
2/3/2018 10:12:54 PM •
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on Feb 03, 2018
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Our dishwasher has a problem that keeps on
Dry all parts completely.
Hang a hose-clamp around pipe.
Apply KS2 UPVC solvent cement uniformly to coat both surfaces.
This is the same glue used to join PVC electrical conduit.
Quickly press and twist together.
Make sure pipe is fully on all the way.
Tighten hose-clamp over solid part where pipe is under.
Allow to dry. Minimum 5 minutes, preferably longer.
The solvent-based cement 'glue' slightly dissolves the meeting surfaces so 'welds' them together.
It may be that the clamp being used is worn or weak if spring-type.
Hope this helps u.
Clive.
11/17/2017 6:18:50 PM •
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on Nov 17, 2017
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