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Page 1: ...ERVED B Bu ui il lt t i in n D Di is sh hw wa as sh he er r M Mo od de el ls s E EI ID DW W6 61 10 05 5G GS S0 0 1 1 E EI ID DW W6 63 30 05 5G GS S0 0 1 1 E EW WD DW W6 65 50 05 5G GS S0 0 T Te ec ch hn ni ic ca al l S Se er rv vi ic ce e M Ma an nu ua al l ...

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Page 3: ...1 1 S Se ec ct ti io on n 1 1 B Ba as si ic c I In nf fo or rm ma at ti io on n B Ba as si ic c I In nf fo or rm ma at ti io on n ...

Page 4: ...king the Control 3 8 Disable Display 3 8 Dishwasher Control 3 9 Error Code Table for Models EWDW6505G EIDW6305G 3 10 Engineering Tests 3 11 A Control 3 11 Display Water Temperature and Turbidity Voltages Test Mode 3 11 Continuous Wash Mode 3 11 Discrete Relay Triac and Sensor Test 3 11 C Relay Test 3 11 Software Version 3 11 Water Service Test From Idle Mode 3 11 Acceptance Tests 3 11 Engineering ...

Page 5: ...nd secure All electrical leads are properly dressed and secured away from sharp edges high temperature components and moving parts All non insulated electrical terminals connectors heaters etc are adequately spaced away from all metal parts and panels All safety grounds both internal and external are correctly and securely connected All panels are properly and securely reassembled Motor and Pump A...

Page 6: ...sher detergent and rinse agents out of the reach of children Do not wash plastic items unless marked dishwasher safe or the equivalent Check with manufacturer for recommendations if not marked Items that are not dishwasher safe may melt and create a potential fire hazard If the dishwasher drains into a food disposal make sure disposal is completely empty before running dishwasher Disconnect electr...

Page 7: ...ls will vary with the cycle being used WARNING T Th hi is s s se er rv vi ic ce e m ma an nu ua al l i is s i in nt te en nd de ed d f fo or r u us se e b by y p pe er rs so on ns s h ha av vi in ng g e el le ec ct tr ri ic ca al l a an nd d m me ec ch ha an ni ic ca al l t tr ra ai in ni in ng g a an nd d a a l le ev ve el l o of f k kn no ow wl le ed dg ge e o of f t th he es se e s su ub bj je ...

Page 8: ...10 0 Temp Assure 140 F 5 F 60 C 3 C With outer door in place Temp Boost 145 F 5 F 63 C 3 C Heated Wash Heated Rinse Sanitize 150 F 5 F 66 C 3 C Hi Limit Thermostat 200 F 93 C W Wa at te er r S Su up pp pl ly y Suggested minimum incoming water temperature 120 F 49 C Pressure PSI min max 20 120 Connection NPT 3 8 Consumption Normal Cycle 4 9 9 7 U S gal 18 5 36 7 liters Water valve flow rate U S GPM...

Page 9: ...I In ns st ta al ll la at ti io on n I In nf fo or rm ma at ti io on n 2 1 S Se ec ct ti io on n 2 2 I In ns st ta al ll la at ti io on n I In nf fo or rm ma at ti io on n ...

Page 10: ...T TI IO ON N A AG GA AI IN NS ST T P PO OS SS SI IB BL LE E E EL LE EC CT TR RI IC C S SH HO OC CK K H HA AZ ZA AR RD DS S P PL LU UG G I IT T O ON NL LY Y I IN NT TO O A A D DE ED DI IC CA AT TE ED D G GR RO OU UN ND DE ED D E EL LE EC CT TR RI IC CA AL L O OU UT TL LE ET T W WH HE EN N O ON NL LY Y A A S ST TA AN ND DA AR RD D T TW WO O P PR RO ON NG G E EL LE EC CT TR RI IC CA AL L O OU UT TL L...

Page 11: ...NT T S SE ER RI IO OU US S I IN NJ JU UR RY Y F FR RO OM M S SH HA AR RP P E ED DG GE ES S W WE EA AR R W WO OR RK K G GL LO OV VE ES S W WH HE EN N H HA AN ND DL LI IN NG G U UN NP PA AC CK KI IN NG G O OR R D DI IS SA AS SS SE EM MB BL LI IN NG G U UN NI IT T I In ns st ta al ll la at ti io on n T Ti ip ps s T To oo ol ls s a an nd d M Ma at te er ri ia al ls s N Ne ee ed de ed d f fo or r I In ...

Page 12: ...b bi in ne et t P Pr re ep pa ar ra at ti io on n As a precaution it is recommended but not required that the cabinets enclosing all sides of the dishwasher including the underside of the countertop be sealed with an oil based paint or moisture proof polyurethane to prevent possible steam moisture damage WARNING E EL LE EC CT TR RI IC C S SH HO OC CK K H HA AZ ZA AR RD D D DI IS SC CO ON NN NE EC ...

Page 13: ...54662101 This kit provides a seal between the unit and cabinets once installation is complete The Installation Instructions are located in the Kit C Co on nn ne ec ct ti io on ns s F Fo or r E El le ec ct tr ri ic ca al l W Wa at te er r a an nd d D Dr ra ai in n 1 Review dimensions in Figure 2 3 to locate dishwasher s drain water and electrical connections All utilities must be routed in the shad...

Page 14: ...the end that doesn t have the black rubber material 2 Use only the spring clamp that is provided in the accessory kit place spring clamp over one of the hoses See Figure 2 5 3 Take the plastic side of the drain hose and insert it into the hose that is already attached to the dishwasher make sure hose ends are flush against each other See Figure 2 6 4 Secure the spring clamp 1 8 from large end of b...

Page 15: ...Use extreme caution when the clips are in the down position while installing the dishwasher N NO OT TE E Install side mount brackets before unit is installed into the cabinet Insert screws into the front holes of the mounting clips only See Figure 2 7 T To o i in ns st ta al ll l u us si in ng g T To op p M Mo ou un nt t C Ca ab bi in ne et t C Cl li ip ps s Depending on the depth of cabinet the t...

Page 16: ...screen Place a bunched towel over end of line to prevent splashing Open water supply valve for a few seconds and let water drain into a pan Turn off water supply at shut off valve 2 Route water line to water inlet valve as shown in Figure 2 2 3 While firmly pulling water supply line into 90 elbow tightly connect water supply to water inlet valve Supply line must be free of kinks scales chips and l...

Page 17: ... UC CT TO OR RS S A AN ND D C CO ON NN NE EC CT TE ED D T TO O T TH HE E A AP PP PL LI IA AN NC CE E S S E EQ QU UI IP PM ME EN NT T G GR RO OU UN ND DI IN NG G T TE ER RM MI IN NA AT TO OR R L LE EA AD D I IT T I IS S T TH HE E C CO ON NS SU UM ME ER R S S R RE ES SP PO ON NS SI IB BI IL LI IT TY Y T TO O C CO ON NT TA AC CT T A A Q QU UA AL LI IF FI IE ED D I IN NS ST TA AL LL LE ER R T TO O M M...

Page 18: ...ting drain hose 6 Move unit back in place while routing drain hose through access hole Use caution to pre vent damage to the dishwasher floor and cabinets I IM MP PO OR RT TA AN NT T Make sure there are no sharp bends or kinks that might restrict drain flow 7 Secure drain hose to sink drain disposer or separate trap with a clamp Do not connect hose to horizontal pipe between sink drain and dispose...

Page 19: ...evel and securely fastened 9 Open and close door to make sure it does not hit surrounding cabinet or countertop 10 Make sure that all wire ties are removed from the Adjustable Rack Assembly Versa Tray Utility Tray and Silverware Baskets After following the checklist above the unit should be operated through at least one fill and pump out Then follow the list below 1 On EWDW6505 press and hold SET ...

Page 20: ...I In ns st ta al ll la at ti io on n I In nf fo or rm ma at ti io on n 2 12 Notes ...

Page 21: ...E El le ec ct tr ro on ni ic c C Co on nt tr ro ol l 3 1 S Se ec ct ti io on n 3 3 E El le ec ct tr ro on ni ic c C Co on nt tr ro ol l ...

Page 22: ...ure 3 2 M Mo od de el l E EI ID DW W6 61 10 05 5G G features a tactile switch on top right side of the console with no display The customer selects the cycle and options then starts the cycle or delay to a later time At the completion of the cycle a clean light will come on and stay on until the door is opened plus a blue light will shine on the floor under the door See Figure 3 3 PRESETS OPTIONS ...

Page 23: ...is 9 8 gallons Wash time is approximately 134 minutes Q Qu ui ic ck k S Se ee e F Fi ig gu ur re e 3 3 7 7 For lightly soiled and pre rinsed dishes and silverware The control automatically selects an assured water temperature of 125 F in the main wash and 128 F in the final rinse Options available are all dry modes and DELAY start Water usage is 5 8 gallons Wash time is approxi mately 45 minutes E...

Page 24: ...ux A A control My Favorite cycle is programmed by selecting Favorite cycle a heart icon in the user interface pressing SET and by using the left or right arrow keys until the desired cycle icon is highlighted along with My Favorite and by pressing the START CANCEL key to save For the Electrolux B B control My Favorite cycle is programmed by pressing and holding down the favorite cycle key for 3 se...

Page 25: ...nd glassware select SANITIZE option When selected the light surrounding the pad will remain lit until the START CANCEL pad is pressed or the door is closed This option heats the water temperature in the final rinse to 155 F 68 C and maintains that temperature for 9 minutes SANITIZE is available in Auto Heavy Stemware and Normal cycles Only these sanitization cycles have been designed to meet NSF r...

Page 26: ...e substitutes the maximum RPM 3400RPM for the wash table s RPMs L Lo ow w W Wa as sh h P Pr re es ss su ur re e S Se ee e F Fi ig gu ur re e 3 3 1 14 4 The high pressure wash option is only available on the A electronic control This feature substitutes the minimum RPM 2800RPM for the wash table s RPMs A Ai ir r D Dr ry y S Se ee e F Fi ig gu ur re e 3 3 1 15 5 This function disables the fans durin...

Page 27: ...dow when dishwasher is first installed or when power has been interrupted HI TEMP WASH SANITIZE and START CANCEL backlighting will also flash To clear touch START CANCEL pad F Fo or r t th he e E El le ec ct tr ro ol lu ux x B B m mo od de el l c co on nt tr ro ol l S Se ee e F Fi ig gu ur re e 3 3 1 19 9 1 1 24 Indicates number of delay start hours for selected cycle 2 CL Flashes once the program...

Page 28: ...e display will become blank until the display is enabled again The display can be reactivated by pressing and holding the left arrow for 10 seconds DISPLAY ON will appear for 2 seconds The last wash cycle used will then be displayed If the display is turned off after starting a wash cycle the wash cycle will run and the end of cycle the floor LED will shine on the floor for 2 hours The floor LED w...

Page 29: ... there are also sensors and switches providing information to the control throughout the cycle 1 The turbidity sensor located in the sump provides information to the control as to the turbidity of the water The control will then determine if extra fills are needed to improve cleaning 2 A thermistor provides the control with the temperature of the water 3 A flood sensor mounted in the base cover pr...

Page 30: ...ctor Thermistor Wash Pump Drying Damper Upper Fan Lower Fan Drain Valve Tactile or Touch Switch Communications Main Relay Drain Valve Drain Valve System Failure R Re ea as so on n Water has been detected under the tub When thermistor turbidity module fails Dead wash motor Dead drying damper The control has not received the proper fan speed feedback from the upper fan The control has not received t...

Page 31: ...un Select Desired Test Press Start Disconnect power from unit E En ng gi in ne ee er ri in ng g T Te es st ts s A A C Co on nt tr ro ol l The following tests are available and may be entered from a power up or power reset mode To Enter engineering tests press Set and Delay Start simultaneously Use and to scroll to the desired test then press Set to start the test Press the START CANCEL key to exit...

Page 32: ... ta ag ge es s T Te es st t M Mo od de e B B C Co on nt tr ro ol l To activate this test open the door select any cycle with the exception of My Favorite press the Start Cancel key press and hold for 3 seconds the key for the same cycle selected before Close the door for the control to display the turbidity voltage in the two digit display as a decimal value To terminate this test power up or rese...

Page 33: ...Option and Right Arrow keys for 5 seconds Welcome is displayed and control is activated to select cycles options delay start settings etc N NO OT TE E The user interface selections operate as normal The exception is that when the user presses the start key there is no prompt given to close the door Instead the display will flash Washing 2 seconds Drying 2 sec and Clean 2 sec When Clean is displaye...

Page 34: ...E El le ec ct tr ro on ni ic c C Co on nt tr ro ol l 3 14 F Fi ig gu ur re e 3 3 2 22 2 W Wa as sh h C Cy yc cl le e C Ch ha ar rt t ...

Page 35: ...4 1 C Co om mp po on ne en nt t T Te ea ar rd do ow wn n S Se ec ct ti io on n 4 4 C Co om mp po on ne en nt t T Te ea ar rd do ow wn n ...

Page 36: ...TR RI IC CA AL L C CO OM MP PO ON NE EN NT TS S A AF FT TE ER R S SE ER RV VI IC CE E I IS S C CO OM MP PL LE ET TE ED D B BE E S SU UR RE E A AL LL L S SA AF FE ET TY Y G GR RO OU UN ND DI IN NG G C CI IR RC CU UI IT TS S A AR RE E C CO OM MP PL LE ET TE E A AL LL L E EL LE EC CT TR RI IC CA AL L C CO ON NN NE EC CT TI IO ON NS S A AR RE E S SE EC CU UR RE E A AN ND D A AL LL L A AC CC CE ES SS S...

Page 37: ...l 1 Open dishwasher door 2 Extract six 6 screws from outer edge of the door inner panel using a 20 Torx bit screw driver While extracting the screws support the outer panel to prevent damage from occurring as the panel drops free See Figure 5 2 D Do oo or r H Ha an nd dl le e R Re em mo ov va al l The door handle is secured with two phillips heads screws that pass through a support plate and the o...

Page 38: ...he inside of the inner door assembly The wire harness is connected to a microswitch that activates the door latch mechanism This dishwasher requires only one door switch which is a normally open microswitch mounted to the side of the latch body The switch is closed by an actuator from the latch as the door closes The door switch closes completing the 12VDC circuit in the control If door strike nee...

Page 39: ... powers the wax motor a second time dispensing rinse aid into the final rinse of the cycle As the actuator retracts into the wax motor the linkage resets for the next wash cycle To check operation of the dispenser program the dishwasher into the Relay Triac test Program power to the dispenser and time how long it takes the wax motor to extend the linkage and release the cover After this test has c...

Page 40: ...nel and mounted around the front of the tub To install the tub mounted seal first determine the inside and outside of the seal The extended end on the seal goes toward the inside of the tub See Figure 5 11 Start by finding the center of the gasket and press this into the channel at the door strike Next take the gasket to the top corners and press into the channel Continue to the bottom on either s...

Page 41: ...e upper rack assembly is held within the guide rail by an end cap that snaps onto the end of the guide rail The end cap has molded retaining pins that allow the end caps to rotate off the front of the guide rail and enables the upper rack assembly to be removed from the unit See Figure 5 14 The upper rack adjusters mounted to the sides of the rack are adjusted independently of each other To adjust...

Page 42: ...ng the pressurized fine filter to the spray arm support Lift pressurized fine filter from stainless steel filter See Figure 5 16 C Ce en nt te er r S Sp pr ra ay y A Ar rm m R Re em mo ov va al l The center spray arm mounts with a bracket to the upper wire rack The spray arm assembly passes through the manifold mounting clip and slips into the delivery tube manifold when the upper rack is pushed i...

Page 43: ...s that pass through the plastic cover mounted to the filter and with retaining latches on the rear of the plastic cover The plastic cover is part of the stainless steel filter assembly To remove the stainless steel filter 1 Remove the lower wire rack 2 Remove the lower spray arm 3 Remove the fine mesh filter 4 Remove the glass trap and vertical filter 5 Using a 20 Torx bit extract the two screws s...

Page 44: ...t from its installation position in the sump then pull out of unit 8 The nozzle assembly is removed by pressing in the retaining latches while pulling the nozzle assembly out of the delivery tube L Lo ow we er r S Sp pr ra ay y A Ar rm m S Su up pp po or rt t The lower spray arm support is a dual purpose component The lower spray arm mounts into the top of the support and a check ball on the left ...

Page 45: ...d serves as a cover for components mounted to the underside of the unit To remove the valve service cover 1 Remove the outer door panel 2 Remove toe and kickplate 3 Using a 20 Torx bit extract the 4 screws securing the door assembly reinforcement to the door hinge assembly See Figure 5 22 4 Using a 20 Torx bit extract the 2 screws securing the valve service cover to the unit frame 5 Pull valve ser...

Page 46: ... the top edge of the control assembly Rotate control assembly away from unit until the rectangular locating pins line up with the slots of the con trol mounting bracket 6 Carefully pull control assembly out from slots 7 Release the retaining latches from the control housing bracket and remove from control assembly 8 Prior to removing wire leads from control assembly label as needed to assure prope...

Page 47: ...Figure 5 27 To remove the corner trim and cabinet clip bracket 1 Remove unit from its installation position 2 Using a 20 Torx bit extract screw securing the corner trim to the cabinet clip bracket 3 The corner trim has a bend along its bottom edge that fits over the unit frame Rotate corner trim until top portion is free of the cabinet clip bracket then pull upwards until bent edge clears the unit...

Page 48: ...d guide rails 5 Remove the door strike from top frame brace 6 Remove the corner trim and cabinet clip bracket 7 Remove the top frame brace 8 Using a 20 Torx bit extract the four screws from each interior sidewall that secure the leg and hinge assembly to the exterior of the unit frame See Figure 5 28 9 Tilt unit back to access the screw inside the unit base If blocking materials are not available ...

Page 49: ...ide of the control assembly and is accessed by removing the kickplate The water valve is wired directly to the electronic control and operates on 120VAC All cycle fills on this dishwasher are time fills which are regulated by a flow restrictor in the valve body The flow rate of this valve is 83gpm with the incoming water pressure from between 20 to 120psi To remove the water valve 1 Remove kickpla...

Page 50: ...he switch is sealed to the tub in order to stay water tight and may be difficult to initially break the bond 8 When reinstalling apply adhesive to float switch to prevent leakage S Si id de e V Ve en nt t R Re em mo ov va al l The side air duct serves a dual purpose It pro vides a fill nozzle for water entering the dishwasher and as a duct to direct air and steam from the tub in the dry cycle The ...

Page 51: ...See Figure 5 34 3 Tilt the front of the base tray away from the unit then push backwards to release the tabs from the locating slots in the rear of the unit Remove base tray for unit F Fl lo oo od d S Sw wi it tc ch h R Re em mo ov va al l The flood switch is a sensor mounted to the inside corner of the wash motor mount with four pins pointed down into the base tray The two outside pins are used t...

Page 52: ...ms if it is checked after a fill the reading will very depending on water temperature To remove the turbidity sensor thermistor 1 Pull unit from its installation position Lay unit on its back 2 Remove the base tray 3 Push back the retaining clip and pull electrical connection from turbidity sensor thermistor See Figure 5 36 4 Using a 20 Torx bit extract the two screws securing the turbidity sensor...

Page 53: ...a 20 Torx bit extract the three screws securing the motor mount plate to the unit frame Pull mount plate away from unit base The flood switch can be removed from the mount plate to make accessing the wash pump and motor components easier See Figure 5 38 5 Disconnect ground wire from wash motor terminal See Figure 5 39 6 Disconnect electrical leads at quick disconnect mounted to the motor shield 7 ...

Page 54: ...ump push back the retaining clip with a small flat bladed screwdriver and pull electrical connection from drain pump 5 Using a 20 Torx bit extract the two screws securing drain pump to the sump 6 To remove the drain pump and bracket first pull drain pump down away from inlet tubing until the bracket is free of the upper grommet and pump is free of the inlet tubing Then slide pump and bracket to th...

Page 55: ... is open The drain pump can be checked for resistance at the electronic control The normal resistance for the drain motor is 21 5 ohms To remove the drain valve 1 Pull unit from its installation position Lay unit on its back 2 Remove the base tray 3 Using a flat bladed screwdriver loosen the tubing clamp from the input end of the drain valve Use a pliers to remove the spring clamp from the tubing ...

Page 56: ... motor is 21 5 ohms To remove the drain pump 1 Pull unit from its installation position Lay unit on its back 2 Remove the base tray 3 Reach behind lower vent fan and push fan motor out of slot in the lower duct assembly The lower duct assembly has retaining latches molded into the slot that locate in the four holes of the fan motor Using a small flat bladed screwdriver to pry out the front two ret...

Page 57: ...5 1 P Pa ar rt ts s L Li is st t S Se ec ct ti io on n 5 5 P Pa ar rt ts s L Li is st ts s a an nd d E Ex xp pl lo od de ed d V Vi ie ew ws s ...

Page 58: ...5 2 P Pa ar rt ts s L Li is st t C Co on nt tr ro ol l C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s E EI ID DW W6 61 10 05 5G G E EI ID DW W6 61 10 05 5G GB B0 0 ...

Page 59: ...filter retainer 36 3 7154621701 A B C Bracket filter retainer 46 48 4 7154650001 A B C Support filter 9 7154625702 A B C Top Cap weldment 30 7154654201 A B C Top Cap weldment 36 7154678401 A B C Top Cap weldment 46 Functional Parts Non Illustrated Parts Model Index A A E EI ID DW W6 61 10 05 5G G E EI ID DW W6 61 10 05 5G GB B0 0 B B E EI ID DW W6 61 10 05 5G G E EI ID DW W6 61 10 05 5G GS S0 0 C ...

Page 60: ...t ts s L Li is st t 40 53 40 53 41 50 20 11A 46 48 14 13 10 47 3 11 11 11 8 12 51 10 3 49 4 7 4 5 9 5 5 26 26 D Do oo or r C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s E EI ID DW W6 61 10 05 5G G E EI ID DW W6 61 10 05 5G GB B0 0 ...

Page 61: ...stainless 20 7154616601 C Door outer white 26 7154519101 A B C Screw Phlps Hd 10 16 hi lo 4 40 7154603401 A B C Plate handle support 2 41 7241761014 A Handle door black 41 7241761013 B Handle door stainless 41 7241761015 C Handle door white 46 7154690501 A B C Support door bottom 47 7154672001 A B C Moisture Barrier assembly door w data sheet 48 7154670301 A B C Reinforcement assembly door 49 7154...

Page 62: ...5 6 P Pa ar rt ts s L Li is st t U Up pp pe er r F Fr ra am me e a an nd d T Tu ub b C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s E EI ID DW W6 61 10 05 5G G E EI ID DW W6 61 10 05 5G GB B0 0 ...

Page 63: ...54502901 A B C Trim corner LH 14A 7154502001 A B C Trim corner RH 15 7154656801 A B C Cover hinge arm LH 15A 7154656901 A B C Cover hinge arm RH 17 7154671501 A B C Bushing hinge arm cable 2 22 75300809968 A B C Washer 23 7154654601 A B C Clip cabinet mtg LH 23A 7154654701 A B C Clip cabinet mtg RH 25 7154506702 A B C Float tub flood 26 7154506902 A B C Nut float switch 27 7154677201 A B C Gasket ...

Page 64: ...52 73 9 9 22 22 22 22 22 20 20 22 22 6 6 50 40B 40B 40A 40A 70A 40A 14 1 1 51 21 21 60 1 1 1 63 10 24A 41 80 7 32 58 66 24 11 11 64 1 65 62A 62 11 24B 25 33 12 13 M Mo ot to or r a an nd d P Pu um mp p C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s E EI ID DW W6 61 10 05 5G G E EI ID DW W6 61 10 05 5G GB B0 0 ...

Page 65: ...11101 A B C Clamp SPRING red 2 41B 7154691501 A B C Clamp SPRING 2 50 7154679602 A B C Hose sump to motor circulation 51 7154491202 A B C Hose sump to drain pump 52 7154622402 A B C Hose drain pump to drain valve 53 7154653201 A B C Hose sump to inline heater 54 7154653301 A B C Hose inline heater to motor 55 7154677101 A B C Plate motor mounting 58 7154512401 A B C Check ball 60 7154618701 A B C ...

Page 66: ...1 10 10 12 14 14 20 21 2 3 4 5 15 15 15 15 16 60 91 90 30 31 32 33 33 40 41 50 51 51 18 17 19 51 42 51 12 16 16 16 13 18 17 23 22 19 1 L Lo ow we er r F Fr ra am me e C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s E EI ID DW W6 61 10 05 5G G E EI ID DW W6 61 10 05 5G GB B0 0 ...

Page 67: ...54515401 A B C Plate mounting 4 leveling leg 17 7154516501 A B C Bracket Assembly pulley 2 18 7154658601 A B C Cable hinge pulley 2 19 7154514901 A B C Plate adjustment 2 door spring 20 7154658201 A B C Cover junction box w label 21 7154517501 A B C Box junction 22 7154610701 A B C Grommet electrical 23 7154671801 A B C Connector ground 1 female to 2 male 30 7154617901 A B C Duct Assembly side dry...

Page 68: ...5 12 P Pa ar rt ts s L Li is st t R Ra ac ck k C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s E EI ID DW W6 61 10 05 5G G E EI ID DW W6 61 10 05 5G GB B0 0 ...

Page 69: ...ower rack 2 single 14A 7154631102 A B C Fence fold down lower rack 2 15 7154428403 A B C Bracket fence lower rack 18 16 7154631401 A B C Lid main basket side 2 16A 7154632501 A B C Lid main basket LH center 16B 7154651701 A B C Lid main basket RH center 16C 7154649001 A B C Lid basket knife 16D 7154651801 A B C Lid basket chopsticks 16E 7154634901 A B C Lid basket RH side 17 7154629503 A B C Handl...

Page 70: ...5 14 P Pa ar rt ts s L Li is st t 9 1 9 9 2 9 9 9 4 9 8 3 C Co on nt tr ro ol l C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s E EI ID DW W6 63 30 05 5G G ...

Page 71: ...le white 3 7154621001 A B C Control Board assembly w bracket 4 7154650001 A B C Frame console 8 7154621101 A B C Display Assembly 9 7154625702 A B C Screw FT PH 6 lobe 8 18 7154654201 A B C Harness wiring main control door 7154678401 A B C Label energy guide Functional Parts Non Illustrated Parts Model Index A A E EI ID DW W6 63 30 05 5G G E EI ID DW W6 63 30 05 5G GB B0 0 B B E EI ID DW W6 63 30 ...

Page 72: ...5 16 P Pa ar rt ts s L Li is st t 5 5 5 26 26 9 4 4 7 49 3 3 10 10 51 47 11 11 11 8 12 53 53 40 40 41 50 20 11A 46 48 14 13 D Do oo or r C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s E EI ID DW W6 63 30 05 5G G ...

Page 73: ... stainless 20 7154616601 C Door outer white 26 7154519101 A B C Screw Phlps Hd 10 16 hi lo 4 40 7154603401 A B C Plate handle support 2 41 7241761014 A Handle door black 41 7241761013 B Handle door stainless 41 7241761015 C Handle door white 46 7154690501 A B C Support door bottom 47 7154672001 A B C Moisture Barrier assembly door w data sheet 48 7154670301 A B C Reinforcement assembly door 49 715...

Page 74: ... 73 11 11 11 14 22 22 6 6 7 6 22 12 17 11 15 3 31 29 30 28 32 73 25 26 27 73 5 5 5 73 73 73 11 11 13A 9 10 7 7 22 22 22 6 6 73 73 15A 50 11 11A 17 12A U Up pp pe er r F Fr ra am me e a an nd d T Tu ub b C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s E EI ID DW W6 63 30 05 5G G ...

Page 75: ...54502901 A B C Trim corner LH 14A 7154502001 A B C Trim corner RH 15 7154656801 A B C Cover hinge arm LH 15A 7154656901 A B C Cover hinge arm RH 17 7154671501 A B C Bushing hinge arm cable 2 22 75300809968 A B C Washer 23 7154654601 A B C Clip cabinet mtg LH 23A 7154654701 A B C Clip cabinet mtg RH 25 7154506702 A B C Float tub flood 26 7154506902 A B C Nut float switch 27 7154677201 A B C Gasket ...

Page 76: ...B 55 31 40 40 70 52 73 9 9 22 22 22 22 22 20 20 22 22 6 6 50 40B 40B 40A 40A 70A 40A 14 1 1 51 21 21 60 1 1 1 63 10 24A 41 80 7 32 58 66 24 11 11 64 1 65 62A 62 11 24B 25 33 12 13 M Mo ot to or r a an nd d P Pu um mp p C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s E EI ID DW W6 63 30 05 5G G ...

Page 77: ...11101 A B C Clamp SPRING red 2 41B 7154691501 A B C Clamp SPRING 2 50 7154679602 A B C Hose sump to motor circulation 51 7154491202 A B C Hose sump to drain pump 52 7154622402 A B C Hose drain pump to drain valve 53 7154653201 A B C Hose sump to inline heater 54 7154653301 A B C Hose inline heater to motor 55 7154677101 A B C Plate motor mounting 58 7154512401 A B C Check ball 60 7154618701 A B C ...

Page 78: ...42 12 51 14 50 51 2 14 12 51 16 19 15 17 18 1 13 11 15 16 6 20 9 6 11 5 7 21 4 60 11 16 15 7 3 8 17 15 1 16 51 19 40 41 18 32 33 33 10 91 10 90 23 22 6 L Lo ow we er r F Fr ra am me e C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s E EI ID DW W6 63 30 05 5G G ...

Page 79: ...54515401 A B C Plate mounting 4 leveling leg 17 7154516501 A B C Bracket Assembly pulley 2 18 7154658601 A B C Cable hinge pulley 2 19 7154514901 A B C Plate adjustment 2 door spring 20 7154658201 A B C Cover junction box w label 21 7154517501 A B C Box junction 22 7154610701 A B C Grommet electrical 23 7154671801 A B C Connector ground 1 female to 2 male 30 7154617901 A B C Duct Assembly side dry...

Page 80: ...0 8 26 21 13 11A 12 11 27 10A 10 13 12A 27 9 3 11 11A 25 24 18 22 26 20 21 10C 19A 4 6 16 16A 16B 16 5 10B 14 15 15 18 18 18 17A 17 15 15 15 14 15 31 14 14 14A 30 29 18 1 28 7 7A 2B 2A 2 R Ra ac ck k C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s E EI ID DW W6 63 30 05 5G G ...

Page 81: ...54652402 A B C Fence double lower rack 15 7154428403 A B C Bracket fence lower rack 18 16 7154631401 A B C Lid main basket side 2 16A 7154632501 A B C Lid main basket LH center 16B 7154651701 A B C Lid main basket RH center 17 7154629503 A B C Handle front upper rack Electrolux 17A 7154629601 A B C Handle back upper rack 18 7154629701 A B C Screw handle upper rack 4 19 7154673701 A B C Plate Assem...

Page 82: ...5 26 P Pa ar rt ts s L Li is st t 1 C Co on nt tr ro ol l C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s E EW WD DW W6 65 50 05 5G G ...

Page 83: ...s w controls 1 7154611401 C Control Panel Assembly complete white w controls 7154654201 A B C Harness wiring main control door 7154678401 A B C Label energy guide Functional Parts Non Illustrated Parts Model Index A A E EW WD DW W6 65 50 05 5G G E EW WD DW W6 65 50 05 5G GB B0 0 B B E EW WD DW W6 65 50 05 5G G E EW WD DW W6 65 50 05 5G GS S0 0 C C E EW WD DW W6 65 50 05 5G G E EW WD DW W6 65 50 05...

Page 84: ...5 28 P Pa ar rt ts s L Li is st t 5 26 26 5 9 5 4 7 4 10 51 11 8 12 3 11 11 53 40 40 53 41 50 20 11A 46 48 14 13 47 10 3 49 D Do oo or r C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s E EW WD DW W6 65 50 05 5G G ...

Page 85: ... stainless 20 7154616601 C Door outer white 26 7154519101 A B C Screw Phlps Hd 10 16 hi lo 4 40 7154603401 A B C Plate handle support 2 41 7241761014 A Handle door black 41 7241761013 B Handle door stainless 41 7241761015 C Handle door white 46 7154690501 A B C Support door bottom 47 7154672001 A B C Moisture Barrier assembly door w data sheet 48 7154670301 A B C Reinforcement assembly door 49 715...

Page 86: ...11 11 11 13 11 14 22 6 6 22 7 22 6 12 17 73 73 5 73 5 5 73 25 26 73 11 13A 11 9 10 7 22 6 6 6 22 22 7 12A 17 11A 11 50 15A 32 30 28 29 31 73 73 27 3 11 15 U Up pp pe er r F Fr ra am me e a an nd d T Tu ub b C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s E EW WD DW W6 65 50 05 5G G ...

Page 87: ...54502901 A B C Trim corner LH 14A 7154502001 A B C Trim corner RH 15 7154656801 A B C Cover hinge arm LH 15A 7154656901 A B C Cover hinge arm RH 17 7154671501 A B C Bushing hinge arm cable 2 22 75300809968 A B C Washer 23 7154654601 A B C Clip cabinet mtg LH 23A 7154654701 A B C Clip cabinet mtg RH 25 7154506702 A B C Float tub flood 26 7154506902 A B C Nut float switch 27 7154677201 A B C Gasket ...

Page 88: ...1 53 40B 50 31 40B 41A 30 41A 92 91 72 54 70B 55 20 22 1 22 20 1 22 20 22 9 73 70 40 22 51 41B 9 22 6 22 21 60 21 22 6 40 70A 40A 12 40A 80 41 52 40A 58 62A 62 11 66 11 24 11 64 1 13 M Mo ot to or r a an nd d P Pu um mp p C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s E EW WD DW W6 65 50 05 5G G ...

Page 89: ...11101 A B C Clamp SPRING red 2 41B 7154691501 A B C Clamp SPRING 2 50 7154679602 A B C Hose sump to motor circulation 51 7154491202 A B C Hose sump to drain pump 52 7154622402 A B C Hose drain pump to drain valve 53 7154653201 A B C Hose sump to inline heater 54 7154653301 A B C Hose inline heater to motor 55 7154677101 A B C Plate motor mounting 58 7154512401 A B C Check ball 60 7154618701 A B C ...

Page 90: ... 12 40 41 32 33 33 18 17 3 15 16 11 60 4 21 7 7 8 10 91 24 90 23 22 6 10 9 6 13 6 20 11 15 16 11 17 15 1 18 16 51 19 12 14 2 51 1 15 16 19 51 51 14 50 5 L Lo ow we er r F Fr ra am me e C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s E EW WD DW W6 65 50 05 5G G ...

Page 91: ...ounting 4 leveling leg 17 7154516501 A B C Bracket Assembly pulley 2 18 7154658601 A B C Cable hinge pulley 2 19 7154514901 A B C Plate adjustment 2 door spring 20 7154658201 A B C Cover junction box w label 21 7154517501 A B C Box junction 22 7154610701 A B C Grommet electrical 23 7154671801 A B C Connector ground 1 female to 2 male 24 7154657501 A B C Light Assembly cleaning 30 7154617901 A B C ...

Page 92: ...3 13 10 27 27 13A 13A 10A 12B 9 11 13A 12A 12 8 3 26 11A 25 24 18 22 26 20 21 10C 19A 4 10B 5 16C 6 16 16A 16B 16 16D 16E 7A 2 2A 2C 2B 7 29 1 18 28 30 30 31 31 14 14 14A 14 14 15 15 15 14A 15 15 17 17A 18 18 18 15 21 R Ra ac ck k C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s E EW WD DW W6 65 50 05 5G G ...

Page 93: ...ower rack 2 single 14A 7154631102 A B C Fence fold down lower rack 2 15 7154428403 A B C Bracket fence lower rack 18 16 7154631401 A B C Lid main basket side 2 16A 7154632501 A B C Lid main basket LH center 16B 7154651701 A B C Lid main basket RH center 16C 7154649001 A B C Lid basket knife 16D 7154651801 A B C Lid basket chopsticks 16E 7154634901 A B C Lid basket RH side 17 7154629503 A B C Handl...

Page 94: ...5 38 P Pa ar rt ts s L Li is st t Notes ...

Page 95: ...T Tr ro ou ub bl le es sh ho oo ot ti in ng g 6 1 S Se ec ct ti io on n 6 6 T Tr ro ou ub bl le es sh ho oo ot ti in ng g ...

Page 96: ... Check hose to be sure it is not kinked or pinched off Replace if needed 4 Check screen in water valve for debris clean the valve or replace if needed 5a Check float and float switch for proper operation Replace if needed 5b Check wire at electronic control and at water valve to make sure both are connected properly 5c Check for power from control to valve Replace water valve if needed 1 Check wir...

Page 97: ...er and clean sump 4 Remove and clean valve 5 Remove and clean drain pump 6a Check wire connections to valve and at control 6b If power is at the drain valve replace defective drain valve 6c If no power at the drain valve replace defective control 6d Check wire connections to drain pump and at control 6e If power is at drain pump Replace defective drain pump 6f If no power at the drain pump replace...

Page 98: ...ontainer in a dry location 1 The cycle matrix is different for each cycle and the control can change the cycle with input from sensors 1 See Problem Wash motor not operating 1 Plastic items do not dry well in dishwashers 2 Ample outside air is needed for intake of vent system 3 Check incoming water temperature needs to be at least 120 F 4 Rinse aid is needed to speed evaporation of water from the ...

Page 99: ... to fan motor replace fan motor 1 Refer to information in the Owners guide service data sheet and service manual for understanding the code 1 Reset the control by cycling power to the product 2a Check wire connection at the j box 2b Check all connections at the control 1 Check connections at keypad and control If no power to keypad replace control 2 Refer customer to Owners manual P Pr ro ob bl le...

Page 100: ... Thermistor Wash Pump Drying Damper Upper Fan Lower Fan Drain Valve Tactile or Touch Switch Communications Main Relay Drain Valve Drain Valve System Failure R Re ea as so on n Water has been detected under the tub When thermistor turbidity module fails Dead wash motor Dead drying damper The control has not received the proper fan speed feedback from the upper fan The control has not received the p...

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Page 102: ...7 2 W Wi ir ri in ng g D Di ia ag gr ra am ms s M Mo od de el l E EW WD DW W6 65 50 05 5G G ...

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Page 104: ...7 4 W Wi ir ri in ng g D Di ia ag gr ra am ms s M Mo od de el l E EI ID DW W6 61 10 05 5G G ...

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