Re: dishwasher

Posted by Akmed on September 21, 19100 at 06:53:34:
In response to Re: dishwasher
Dominique: Could be the solenoid valve that allows water to enter the d/washer...the water level switch...the timer...or the water supply to the d/washer. You can test the valve by applying 110 volts to the coil connection...if it opens check the water level switch if it is working, it is the timer..door latch switch or connecting wiring. Lots of luck..Akmed No water is supplied to my Kenmore ultra wash (about 6 years old) dishwasher during the wash and rinse cycle. The clocks and switches appear to function properly. Could this be caused by a deffective water valve? : Thank you. : Dominique

Posted by Akmed on September 21, 19100 at 06:53:34:

In response to Re: dishwasher

Dominique: Could be the solenoid valve that allows water to enter the d/washer...the water level switch...the timer...or the water supply to the d/washer.
You can test the valve by applying 110 volts to the coil connection...if it opens check the water level switch if it is working, it is the timer..door latch switch or connecting wiring.
Lots of luck..Akmed

No water is supplied to my Kenmore ultra wash (about 6 years old) dishwasher during the wash and rinse cycle. The clocks and switches appear to function properly. Could this be caused by a deffective water valve?
: Thank you.
: Dominique

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