Electrolux EIDW6105GS0, Technical & Service Manual

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6-3
Dishwasher runs but
will not heat. Water
in tub is cool.
Dispenser is not
opening.
Dishwasher will not
pump out water.
Cycle not advancing
Wash cycle running
a very long time.
1a. Recommend incoming water temperature is
120°F. Water needs to be run at sink
closest to dishwasher before starting a
wash cycle.
1b. Check hot water heater setting.
2a. Test heater element. Replace if needed.
2b. Check disconnect plugs at heater and
control. Replace defective components.
N NO OT TE E:: DO NOT OPERATE HEATER WITHOUT
WATER IN THE TUB.
3. Check cycle chart for power up of heater.
Replace control if defective.
1. Water in the cup can cause detergent to
cake and hang up cover.
2. Check alignment of dispenser linkage.
3. Check operation of wax motor with power
applied.
4. Check connections to dispenser and at
control.
5. Replace dispenser.
6. Replace actuator.
1. Remove drain hose from house drain and
check for blockage.
2. Remove drain hose and check for
restriction
3. Remove sump lift out filter cover 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
defective control.
1. Incoming water needs to be 120°F
2. A very dirty load may have the wash time
extended by the turbidity sensor.
1. See service data sheet to check timing of
control. Replace control if defective.
2. Check wire connections a control.
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1. Incoming water not hot
enough.
2. Heater is not operating.
1. Cup was wet when deter-
gent was added to dispenser
2. Linkage not moving.
3. Wax motor not extending.
4. No power to dispenser.
5. Broken spring(s).
6. Defective actuator.
1. House drain restricted.
2. Drain hose stopped up.
3. Sump stopped up with
debris.
4. Drain valve stopped up.
5. Drain pump stopped up.
6. Drain valve not opening.
1. Water not hot enough.
2. Dishes have too much debris
1. Control not advancing as
programmed.
2. Loose wire connections at
control.
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