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6000 & 7000 Series DISHWASHERS

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5.2.35.7 The Wash Motor/Pump can then be withdrawn from
the pump cover inlet hose, as shown below, and lifted clear as
a complete assembly.

5.2.35.8 Reinstall the Wash Motor/Pump and reassemble the
dishwasher in reverse order or refer to section 5.2.34 if the
Wash Motor/Pump needs to be dismantled.

Note: On reassembly make certain the hose clamp cut
ends are located away from the Turbidity Hose or a leak
may occur.

CAUTION. Test for water leaks before leaving.

5.2.35.10 Operate and test dishwasher before leaving.

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Summary of Contents for Monogram ZBD6400 Series

Page 1: ...C PUB 31 9087 12 01 MODEL SERIES ZBD6400 ZBD6500 ZBD6600 ZBD6700 ZBD6900 ZBD7000 ZBD7100 TECHNICAL SERVICE GUIDE GE Consumer Home ServicesTraining Monogram Dishwasher ...

Page 2: ...personal injury disconnect power before servicing this product If electrical power is required for diagnosis or test purposes disconnect the power immediately after performing the necessary checks RECONNECT ALL GROUNDING DEVICES If grounding wires screws straps clips nuts or washers used to complete a path to ground are removed for service they must be returned to their original position and prope...

Page 3: ...nturi Assembly Reinstall 42 5 2 17 Upper Basket Rail Wheel Guides 42 5 2 18 Upper Basket Feed Pipe 43 5 2 19 Siphon Break 43 5 2 20 Drain Cup Filter 45 5 2 21 Perforated Stainless Steel LH side Wash Filter 45 5 2 22 Micro mesh Barrel Wash Filter 45 5 2 23 Recuperative By pass Filter 45 5 2 24 Lower Spray Arm Support 46 5 2 25 Perforated Stainless Steel RH side Wash Filter 46 5 2 26 General View be...

Page 4: ... panel 1 1 2 Electronic Rotary Control Models Electronic Rotary Model 6600 Stainless steel door and control panel black cabinet Electronic Rotary Model 6605 Black cabinet stainless steel door and control panel No Turbity Sensor Electronic Model 6700 All white door control panel and cabinet or all black door control panel and cabinet Electronic Model 6900 Stainless steel door black control panel an...

Page 5: ...ted Model 7000 Black cabinet black door Electronic Integrated Model 7005 Black cabinet black door no turbidity sensor Electronic Integrated Model 7100 Black cabinet stainless steel door Electronic Integrated Model 7105 Black cabinet stainless steel door no turbidity sensor Turbidity sensor ...

Page 6: ...sket Upper Basket 1 1 4 Interior all Models Light All Models except 6400 6500 1 1 5 General view beneath the cabinet Wash Motor Pump Assembly Capacitor Heating Element Turbidity Sensor not on 6905 6605 Overtemperature Thermostat Drain Pump Sump Air Dome Water Inlet Solenoid Valve ...

Page 7: ...Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Sani Temp Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Super Sani Temp No Yes Yes No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Delay Start Yes Yes Yes No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Heated Dry Yes No No Yes Yes No No No No Smart Dry No Yes Yes No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Clear Button Yes Yes Yes No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Start Clear Button No No No Yes Yes No No No No Features Fan Assisted Dry Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Ye...

Page 8: ...0 6500 5 Electronic controller 6 Siphon break 7 Light switch except 6400 6500 8 Door hinge spring and push rod guide 9 Pressure switch 10 Air dome 1 2 4 6 7 5 17 19 16 15 12 11 Water inlet solenoid valve 12 Turbidity sensor except 6905 6605 7005 7105 13 Sump 14 Drain pump 15 Overtemperature thermostat 16 Wash motor pump 17 Heating element 18 Wash motor capacitor 19 Detergent and rinse aid dispense...

Page 9: ... 4 1 Level 4 Micro Filtration These models have a 4 level micro filtration stainless steel filtering system Level 1 Drain Cup Filter Level 2 Perforated Stainless Steel Filters Level 3 Micro mesh Barrel Filter Level 4 Recuperative By pass Filter Lower Spray Arm ...

Page 10: ...5 7 6 5 11 12 1 Water solenoid inlet valve 2 Siphon break 3 Pressure switch 4 Air dome 5 Wash pump water inlet via sump 6 Wash pump 7 Wash pump water outlet to upper spray arm 8 Wash pump water outlet to lower spray arm 9 Wash pump water outlet to by pass filter 10 Various lower spray arm water jets 11 Lower spray arm water jets to by pass filter 12 Recuperative by pass filter 13 Drain pump water ...

Page 11: ... When electrical power is required to be connected for diagnosis or test purposes disconnect the power immedi ately after use When carrying out tests on unit ensure that high voltages do not come into contact with low voltage circuit Do not operate unit with any panels removed other than the kick panel and front panel At the beginning and or end of each service procedure the appropriate icons belo...

Page 12: ...d green LED progress indicators illumi nate and display the actual wash mode as follows SENSING WASHING RINSING DRYING CLEAN All off board components are triac controlled except the wash motor relay and the heating element for heating and drying which is also relay controlled 3 0 SPECIFICATIONS 3 1 1 4 6600 Model The controller has two large surface mounted rotary encod ers for wash cycles and hea...

Page 13: ...ill vary water consumption 3 1 2 3 Solenoid Water Inlet 60Hz Operating Supply Pressure Range Static Cold 20 psi minimum 120 psi maximum Static Hot 20 psi minimum 120 psi maximum Maximum inlet supply water temperature 160 F Nominal delivery flow rate from valve 1 25 US gallons per minute 120V AC 60Hz Solenoid DC resistance 750 950 ohms Electrical connection 2 x 1 4 x 1 32 Quick Connect tabs 3 1 2 4...

Page 14: ...ch Light All Models except 6400 6500 240V 120V AC 5A Circuit normally Open Electrical connection 2 x 1 4 Quick Connect tabs 3 1 3 3 Microswitch Door Lock General Purpose Type approved by UL 250 125V AC 21A Pin Plunger Actuator SPST Normally open with common terminal at bottom Electrical connection 1 4 Quick Connect tabs 3 1 3 4 Pressure Switch Level 1 Main Contact Load 16A 240 125V AC Electrical c...

Page 15: ... lens Lens marked maximum 15 watts 3 1 4 3 Element Heating 120V AC 60 Hz 1200W 12 ohms 3 68 F Insulation resistance 1 meg ohms minimum Element sheath material 304 321 stainless steel Mounting stainless steel type 302 Flange and stud 1 4 stainless steel type 302 304 Ends of sheath sealed with epoxy epirez 324A Electrical connection 1 4 Quick Connect male stainless steel type 302 304 spade terminals...

Page 16: ...display by pressing and holding the START CANCEL button for 3 sec onds at the end of the wash cycle or by starting a new wash cycle The fault codes stored in nonvolatile memory will not be cleared 4 1 2 Other Fault Identification methods Activating the Fault Indication mode If a fault has been detected by the Field Test Cycle or by the Factory Test Cycle then the Fault Indication mode will be auto...

Page 17: ...e Fault Indication mode will be automatically activated and the fault will be reported as indicated below To manually recall the saved fault codes carry out the following sequence 1 Ensure the dishwasher is in Stand by OFF with no program LEDs on 2 Align the WASH CYCLES and HEAT OPTIONS knobs so that both knobs are horizontal with their position indicators pointing away from each other 3 Press and...

Page 18: ...d hold the Start Cancel button for 3 seconds 4 2 4 WASH CYCLES knob position 6600 6605 Fault type to check for Wash Cycles indicator LED will be illuminated fault detected if Normal Wash Normal Wash Not Heating 9 F in 15 minutes Pots Pans Heavy Duty Over Temperature Greater than 180ºF but less than 210 F China Crystal Light Wash Not filling Not filled after selected fill time Rinse Only Rinse Only...

Page 19: ...he program is then to proceed to the next step 4 3 NOT HEATING During a heating cycle if the water temperature sensed has not been rising by greater than 9 deg F in 15 minutes the heating element relay is to be de energized and wash program operation is to continue until the maximum time in that heating step has been reached the program is then to proceed to the next step A not heating fault code ...

Page 20: ...unctions is via the normal front panel control switches Test functions incorporated are 4 10 1 RELAY TRIAC OUTPUT TEST 4 10 2 TEMPERATURE CALIBRATION TEST 4 10 3 WATER LEVEL SENSING OPERATION 4 10 4 TURBIDITY INPUT OPERATION 4 10 5 RINSE AID SWITCH INPUT OPERATION 4 10 6 FIELD TEST CYCLE 4 10 7 OVERFILL TEST 4 10 8 WATER FILL LEVEL 4 10 9 FAULT INDICATION 4 10 10 SPECIAL FUNCTIONS ...

Page 21: ... Delay Start 7 Delay Fan Motor 8 Start Cancel 8 Start Cancel 8 Start Cancel 8 Start Cancel Fill valve limited to 3 minutes o prevent flooding 7000 Series note There is no Drying LED on the 7000 series Special attention is required when activating the heater to ensure it is not accidentally left on The relay triac output test can be cancelled by repeating the button sequence shown above or by remov...

Page 22: ...urbidity Sensor Normal no turbidity sensor The WASH CYCLES LED will illuminate when there are valid turbidity sensor readings Normal Wash Normal Wash Detergent Rinse Aid Level Switch Normal Normal Rinse Aid Dispenser The WASH CYCLES LED will illuminate when the low rinse aid reed switch is closed China Crystal Light Wash Drain Pump Motor Water Level Normal Normal The WASH CYCLES LED will illuminat...

Page 23: ...utput test Refer 4 10 1 If the temperature calibration point of 113 F is reached then Smart Dry LED will illuminate on 7000 series machines alternatively the WASH CYCLES LED will illuminate on Rotary machines provided Door Thermistor monitoring was selected If an open circuit thermistor is detected temperature sensed is below 32 F then the indicator LED will flash at a 1 second on 1 second off rat...

Page 24: ...cle on push button models press the buttons in the sequence shown below 6400 6500 6700 6900 6905 7000 Series 5 Heated Dry 5 Smart Dry 5 Smart Dry 6 Smart Dry 2 Normal Wash 2 Normal Wash 2 Normal Wash 2 Normal Wash 4 Sani Wash 4 Rinse Only 4 Rinse Only 4 Rinse Only 5 Heated Dry 5 Smart Dry 5 Smart Dry 6 Smart Dry 1 Pots Pans 1 Pots Pans 1 Heavy Duty 1 Pots Pans Note For 6700 6900 6905 and 7000 seri...

Page 25: ...Overfill test The buzzer will sound for 0 5 seconds at the start of the step The China Crystal LED or Light Wash LED on a Pot washer will be on The China Crystal LED or Light Wash LED on a Pot washer will be on The buzzer will sound for 0 5 seconds at the start of the step The Rinse Only or Sani Wash LED will be on Limited to 3 minutes if STEP HOLD function is activated Refer section 4 10 7 Overfi...

Page 26: ...lenced 3 On Push button control models pressing the Water Temp Button is to hold the outputs on in the current step except for the LED and Button Test and filling steps where a 3 minute time limit exists in order to prevent flooding Pressing Water Temp Button again will allow progression 4 On Rotary control models Turning the HEAT OPTIONS knob such that the position indicator is pointing towards t...

Page 27: ...t mode is to reduce the possibility of unautho rized use of the dishwasher by not allowing a valid button press until it has been held down for 2 seconds or longer To enable this feature POTS PANS or POTS HEAVY on 6905 and START CANCEL buttons must be pressed and held down together for 2 seconds or longer after 2 seconds the buzzer will pulse on off 3 times 6 cycles per second indicating Child Loc...

Page 28: ...all automatically continue unless in the paused mode in which case it shall remain paused until the program button or start button is pressed again LED operation during Suspend While in suspend mode with the door closed and the machine paused the SENSING LED shall be on and the selected program LED is to flash at a rate of 1 second on 1 second off While in suspend mode with the door closed and the...

Page 29: ...ith the active circuit highlighted Important Check all wiring connections before reconnecting to supply A circuit is connected to the Drain Pump In this mode the Drain Pump will run continuously A further function provides an active supply to the drain tab terminal of the electronic Power Control Board A monitor circuit within the electronic Power Control Board is acti vated when the drain tab ter...

Page 30: ...istance 35 ohms must provide continuity from the electronic Power Control Board tab termi nal DRAIN to the neutral N terminal of the Mains Terminal Block Refer to the following Neutral watch dog wiring circuit for drain mode Circuit Diagram Neutral Watch Dog circuit for drain mode Important Check all wiring connections before reconnecting to supply The following malfunctions can cause the Heated D...

Page 31: ...essure Switch A 120 V AC neutral circuit is provided to the electronic Power Control Board via the Pressure Switch contacts P1 11 to P1 12 empty position The function is to input to the controller that the Pressure Switch is sensing an empty condition of the stainless steel tub It also provides an input to the Power Control Board wherein the Pressure Switch in the satisfied posi Circuit Diagram Ne...

Page 32: ...ontroller activates the heater circuit Contacts P1 11 to P1 12 provide an open circuit signal to the controller when the Level 1 water level is satisfied At the satisfied position the controller senses the open circuit neutral circuit and advances the program The actual head of water present in the bottom of the Tub actuates the Pressure Switch Diaphragm resulting in a satisfied condition Circuit ...

Page 33: ... activating the Relay Triac outputs Detergent and Rinse Aid Dispenser Heating Element Water Inlet Solenoid Valve Wash Motor Fan Motor Operation of the Door Micro Switch is therefore a 120V AC Neutral Circuit which in the COM to NC position open circuits the switched neutral circuit and hence prevents the operation of the above components Circuit Diagram Switched Neutral Circuit Important Check all...

Page 34: ...tch door latching mechanism wiring connec tions detergent and rinse aid dispenser etc 5 1 1 Kick Panel removal Remove the 2 fixing screws holding the Kickplate in position then slide the Kickplate out from under the dishwasher Remove the sound insulation panel 5 0 SERVICE PROCEDURES 5 1 2 3 Remove the Electrical Access Panel Kickplate Fixing Screws 5 1 2 Electrical Access Panel removal 5 1 2 1 Rem...

Page 35: ...e a door latch of a wire formed construction 5 2 1 2 Reassemble the dishwasher in reverse order 5 2 1 3 Operate and test dishwasher before leaving 5 2 2 Door Panel for 6400 6500 6600 6605 Models CAUTION Switch off electrical power supply Note The door panel must be removed to improve access to the control panel 5 2 2 1 Open the door to the horizontal position 5 2 2 2 Remove the 4 Phillips head sta...

Page 36: ...reverse order 5 2 4 7 Operate and test dishwasher before leaving 5 2 4 3 Open the door to the horizontal position Remove the remaining 13 Phillips head screws from the sides and top from the stainless door liner 5 2 4 4 Supporting the door panel with your legs to hold it in position grasp the metal carrier panel and remove the ribbon cable connector from the power control board as shown below Remo...

Page 37: ...pping of the Control Panel fixing points The countersunk Phillips head 3 4 long stainless steel screws must be used for the Control Panel retention On 6600 and 6605 models to access the switch display board the control panel cover will need to be removed This is done by pulling the two control knobs forward and off of the controls then the four control panel cover fixing screws need to be removed ...

Page 38: ... replaced Release the drip sheet from the power control board by removing the adhesive tapes Sealed PVC Drip Sheet covers the Power Control Board 5 2 6 8 Starting at one end of the Power Control Board that has been removed remove each Quick Connect Quick Connect terminal and wire in sequence and transpose onto the corresponding Quick Connect tab terminal of the replace ment Power Control Board now...

Page 39: ...le in reverse order Bottom clip 5 2 7 3 Control Panel right hand side Dress Panel The right hand side Dress Panel is attached and removed in a similar manner to section 5 2 6 2 The three lens assemblies are retained on the rear face of the Panel NOTE While removing the Panel ensure the 6 retaining clips are not damaged The bottom clips should be pressed out first during removal and clipped in last...

Page 40: ...he 8 Phillips head screws from the rear flanges of the cabinet wrap Cabinet wrap front flanges 5 2 8 3 Remove the 12 Phillips head screws from the front flanges of the cabinet wrap LH Side cabinet trim Door hinge 5 2 8 2 Remove the Phillips head screw from each of the left hand and right hand stainless steel trims just above the open dishwasher door Then lift the side trims clear of the cabinet Ca...

Page 41: ...rate and test dishwasher before leaving Note To replace the Door Hinges the stainless steel door liner needs to be removed Refer to 5 2 8 Note The compression springs fitted to various models have different spring rates to cater for the door weight of that particular model The springs can be identified by a colored paint mark as to the ones to be replaced on that model There may also be a mixture ...

Page 42: ...d pull it out from the seal retainer starting from the LHS around the tub to the RHS 5 2 12 2 When refitting the door seal begin by positioning the seal in the bottom of the retainer on the LHS as shown below 5 2 12 3 Then refit the seal into the retainer up the LHS across the roof then down the RHS Ensure the door seal sits in the retainer correctly with the seal lip facing to the inside of the t...

Page 43: ...clips A left hand threaded boss on the lower face is provided to screw the Upper Spray Arm onto Do not over tighten when reinstalling the Upper Spray Arm onto the Upper Venturi Bottom To remove the Upper Venturi Housing from the Upper Basket Assembly proceed as follows 5 2 13 1 Remove the Upper Spray Arm 5 2 13 2 Insert a screw driver between the Upper Venturi Housing and the Upper Basket cross ba...

Page 44: ...pper Venturi Bot tom with a hand to snap home and engage the Upper Venturi Bottom to the Upper Venturi Top 5 2 15 5 Check and inspect to establish that both the Up per Venturi Bottom and the Upper Venturi Top rotate freely within the Upper Ven turi Housing 5 2 16 Upper Venturi Assembly Reinstall to Dishwasher Reinstallation of the Upper Venturi Assembly to the Upper Basket Assembly is as follows 5...

Page 45: ...et Feed Pipe The photo below shows the Upper Basket Feed Pipe and spray nozzle removed from the stainless steel tub Feed Pipe Spray Nozzle 5 2 19 Siphon Break 5 2 17 4 Slide the Rail Guides out and clear from the Wheel Guides 5 2 17 5 Remove the Wheel Guide Axles as shown below 5 2 17 6 Ensure the stainless steel cup washer which houses the rubber O ring is identified with the recess side of the w...

Page 46: ...ng CAUTION Switch off electrical power supply and turn water supply off at main or isolating valve The Siphon Break is positioned on the right hand side of the stainless steel tub and provides a water fill into the stainless steel tub via the circular vented Siphon Break Nut The Siphon Break Nut is threaded into the body of the Siphon Break and fixes the Siphon Break on the exterior surface of the...

Page 47: ... Wash Filter 5 2 22 2 To reinstall the Barrel Wash Filter engage the face of the barrel filter with the aperture within the LH side perforated stainless steel Wash Filter and depress the two clips to lock the Barrel Wash Filter in place Note The flat surface on the perforated Wash Filter aperture and the Barrel Wash Filter must be aligned LH side perforated stainless steel Wash Filter Micro mesh B...

Page 48: ...med on the lower end of the Lower Spray Arm Support 5 2 24 1 To remove the Lower Spray Arm Support first remove the Lower Spray Arm and Recuperative By pass Filter 5 2 24 2 Unscrew the Lower Spray Arm Support and lift clear Unscrew Lower Spray Arm Support to remove Note The RH side perforated stainless steel Wash Filter is retained in position and clamped down by the action of screwing the Lower S...

Page 49: ...SHWASHERS PAGE 47 5 2 26 General view beneath the cabinet Wash Motor Pump Assembly Capacitor Heating Element Turbidity Sensor not on 6905 6605 Overtemperature Thermostat Drain Pump Sump Air Dome Water Inlet Solenoid Valve ...

Page 50: ...sure switch hose and wire connec tors 5 2 27 5 Reassemble the dishwasher in reverse order 5 2 27 6 Operate and test dishwasher before leaving 5 2 28 Capacitor Wash Motor CAUTION Switch off electrical power supply and turn off water supply at main or isolating valve The wash motor capacitor is located on the rear panel support for the tub 5 2 28 2 Push the mounting through the square fixing hole in...

Page 51: ...r To release the thermostat grasp the plastic body and tilt it to one side at the same time moving one lip of the rubber gasket it is mounted in to one side Lift the thermostat clear and remove the two 1 4 terminals and wires from the tub connections Reassemble in reverse order Note Ensure both lips of the gasket capture the metal thermostat flange on reassembly 5 2 29 2 Operate and test dishwashe...

Page 52: ...efore opening the door to remove the Heating Element from the stainless steel tub Refer to section 5 2 7 for removal of Door Hinges Springs and Push Rod Guides 5 2 30 7 Open the Main Door to access the Heating Element The Heating Element is retained in position by three stainless steel retainers which are spot welded to the inner surface of the base panel of the stainless steel tub as shown top ri...

Page 53: ...and turn off water supply at main or isolating valve 5 2 32 1 The air dome is located in a spigot on the sump at the front of the cabinet To remove the air dome release the plastic sump clip locking the air dome in position sliding it out of the spigot and lifting it clear remove the pressure switch air dome hose 5 2 32 2 Reassemble the dishwasher in reverse order Note Ensure when reassembling the...

Page 54: ...nlet Solenoid Valve clear of the dishwasher 5 2 33 7 Reassemble the dishwasher in reverse order CAUTION Test for water leaks before leaving 5 2 33 8 Operate and test dishwasher before leaving 5 2 34 Drain Pump Removal The Drain Pump is a self contained motor and pump assembly mounted directly into the Sump by the induction or inlet spigot equipped with a neoprene multi lipped cylindrical seal to p...

Page 55: ...ction or inlet spigot on the pump cover also provides the front mounting via a short hose connected to the sump outlet with appropriate hose clamps To remove the Wash Motor Pump Assembly from the dishwasher proceed as follows CAUTION Switch off electrical power supply and turn off water supply at main or isolating valve 5 2 35 1 Refer to section 5 1 to access the Wash Motor Pump 5 2 34 3 Remove th...

Page 56: ...r Motor Left Hand Retaining Support Damper levelling leg Ring Panel 3 2 1 Wash Motor Pump Assembly Turbidity Sensor Disconnect four pin receptacle Short hose connection between pump inlet spigot and sump spigot 5 2 35 5 Removal of the three outlet hoses now provides access to the centrally mounted induction inlet spigot of the pump cover Compress the double coil hose clamp located on the inlet hos...

Page 57: ...y 5 2 35 8 Reinstall the Wash Motor Pump and reassemble the dishwasher in reverse order or refer to section 5 2 34 if the Wash Motor Pump needs to be dismantled Note On reassembly make certain the hose clamp cut ends are located away from the Turbidity Hose or a leak may occur CAUTION Test for water leaks before leaving 5 2 35 10 Operate and test dishwasher before leaving ...

Page 58: ... as follows Note This procedure can also be performed while the sump is still fitted to the tub 5 2 37 1 Remove the Lower Spray Arm and Venturi Drain Cup Filter the perforated stainless steel Wash Filters the Super Fine By Pass Filter and the Lower Spray Arm Support 5 2 37 2 Remove the three screws two start thread which retain the Sump Base Plate and lift clear Sump Base Plate Remove 3 screws to ...

Page 59: ... simply prize the reflector retainer clips from the three relative cut outs of the Light Body and Holder NOTE The three reflector retainer clips are positioned with two retainer clips adjacent to each side of the lamp holder while the third retainer is adjacent to the tip of the glass bulb of the lamp globe 5 2 38 7 Removal of the Light Body and Holder can be carried out simply by releasing one of...

Page 60: ...ning clip to the bracket face Slide the thermistor retaining clip over to the body of the dispenser by means of the slotted mounting hole Tighten the mounting screw which will cause the thermistor retaining clip to bend and pretension the end of the clip to retain the thermistor The end of the thermistor protrudes through the mounting clip by 1 4 to 3 8 5 2 39 5 Reassemble the dishwasher in revers...

Page 61: ...h 5 2 41 3 Slide the leaf spring through two retaining slots formed in the Control Panel Carrier Frame It will be required to compress detent clip again in order to pass through opposite side slot Lift leaf spring clear 5 2 41 4 Grasp Door Handle on one end and lift outward to unclip spigot from Control Panel Carrier Frame 5 2 41 5 With one door handle spigot unclipped from the Control Panel carri...

Page 62: ...ls of the Microswitch and snip the retaining cable tie from the body of the Microswitch 5 2 43 2 Slide the tip of a small screw driver between the Microswitch and the surface of the Carrier Panel With a pair of point nose pliers insert a point nose tip of the pliers into the adjacent mounting hole of the Carrier Panel Position the other point of the pliers on to the Microswitch top retainer clip a...

Page 63: ... Panel Carrier Frame 5 2 45 4 Reassemble the dishwasher in reverse order CAUTION Link L and N before testing for live connections to earth ground before leaving 5 2 45 5 Operate and test dishwasher before leaving 5 2 44 Door Lock Microswitch 7000 7005 7100 7105 Models CAUTION Switch off electrical power supply 5 2 44 1 Remove the outer door panel Undo the single Phillips head screw securing the Mi...

Page 64: ...HAM max 11 7 10 7 131 40 22 5 7 5 131 23 6 142 105 Wash AHAM med 11 7 10 131 40 22 7 131 23 6 125 88 DOE min 11 131 40 22 7 131 23 6 109 72 High CU max 3 2 3 7 7 7 135 40 23 5 5 135 23 3 127 96 China Normal 78 115 20 6 5 125 20 7 66 41 Crystal Sani High NSF 10 7 160 50 2220 5 160 29 7 130 120 Wash Times have been rounded to the nearest minute and are based on a 50 60Hz Mains supply frequency Tempe...

Page 65: ...2 5 5 171 29 6 128 Normal Normal AHAM max 11 7 10 7 131 40 22 5 7 5 131 23 6 142 Wash AHAM med 11 7 10 131 40 22 7 131 23 6 125 DOE min 11 131 40 22 7 131 23 6 109 HighTemp CU max 3 2 3 7 7 7 135 40 23 5 5 135 23 3 127 Sani NSF max 10 7 160 50 22 5 160 29 7 130 China Normal 78 115 20 6 5 125 20 7 66 Crystal Speed Normal 78 115 20 6 125 20 7 61 Wash Rinse Normal 11 11 Crystal Times have been rounde...

Page 66: ...0 7 5 5 135 29 7 118 Wash HighTemp CU 3 2 3 7 7 7 145 40 23 5 5 160 20 3 127 Sani 8 7 160 50 7 5 5 171 29 7 118 Light Normal 78 125 60 7 5 125 35 7 122 Wash High Temp 78 135 60 7 5 160 35 7 122 Sani 8 160 60 7 5 5 160 35 7 122 Speed Normal 78 115 20 6 125 20 7 61 Wash Rinse Normal 11 11 Only Times have been rounded to the nearest minute and are based on a 50 60Hz Mains supply frequency Temperature...

Page 67: ... 29 6 135 min 11 171 50 22 5 5 171 29 6 128 Normal Normal AHAM max 11 7 10 7 131 40 22 5 7 5 131 23 6 142 Wash AHAM med 11 7 10 131 40 22 7 131 23 6 125 DOE min 11 131 40 22 7 131 23 6 109 High CU max 3 2 3 7 7 7 135 40 23 5 5 135 23 3 127 Sani NSF max 10 7 160 50 22 5 160 29 7 130 China Normal 8 115 20 6 5 125 20 7 66 Crystal Rinse N a 11 11 Only Times have been rounded to the nearest minute and ...

Page 68: ...2 Rinse n a 11 11 Only Times have been rounded to the nearest minute and are based on a 50 60Hz Mains supply frequency Temperatures are in degrees F Assumptions The machine was drained prior to starting the cycle Fill time is set to 30 seconds The time from starting draining until the pressure switch resets is 15 seconds Turbidity steps take the maximum time specified Wash Program Temperature Opti...

Page 69: ...6000 7000 Series DISHWASHERS PAGE 67 6 2 Circuit Diagram Electronic Controller ...

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