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Water valve, flood switch, flood switch float
and stem, transorb, and then main control.
The flood switch should open when the water
level is approximately ¼ in. above the base
(bottom) of the float dome.
Resistance through the water valve solenoid –
900 to 1200
Clogged screen in water valve.
Control Module
The door panel must be removed to access
the control module (see Door Panel). The main
control is considered a “smart” control,
capable of learning the water temperature
and turbidity characteristics of the home.
It is normal if the cycle times vary over a
period of time from the factory default
settings due to temperature and water
quality.
The control module is held in place by two
screws that secures the module to the right
side of the inner door panel.
P2-1 Rinse Aid Sensor (on some models),
P2-2 – Thermostat,
P2-3- Inlet Valve,
P2-4- Dispenser,
P2-6 – Door Interlock Switch (Double Black
Wires),
P3 – Drain Motor,
P5 & P9 – Washing Motor,
P6 – Heater Element,
P7 – Door Interlock Switch (Double White
Wires),
P8 – door Interlock Switch (single Black Wire),
P10 Wax Motor connector,
CN1 + CN6 – Door Panel,
CN2 – Display Board.
Detergent/ Rinse Module
At the second activation (3), the lever lifts the
connecting rod by the notch. This action lifts
the door. The door panel must be removed to
access the rinse dispenser plunger and
release the rinse detergent/rinse module (see
Door Panel) agent. When deactivated, the
lever returns to its original starting position.
The detergent rinse module is held in place by
6 Phillips head screws and 2 brackets.
Detergent/ Rinse Module
The detergent/rinse module automatically
dispenses both the detergent and the rinse
agent at the appropriate times. The module is
activated 2 times during a wash cycle.
Detergent is dispensed at the beginning of the
main wash cycle and rinse agent at the
beginning of the final rinse. The
detergent/rinse module can be activated
using
Service Mode.