Hey I got the model number, it's GSD2615F00AA. A few weeks ago my dishwasher did not drain some of the time. Sometimes I could dial the selector knob to the area where draining would normally occur and give it a second try and that would work. Now, it isn't draining at all.
So far I have checked the sump area in the interior floor for any obstructions. I have disconnected the drain hose in the basement and nothing drained out... until I manually lifted the armature link assy from the solenoid. I removed the solenoid and got 35.1 reading with the meter set at 200ohm. I did not remove the motor/pump but did disconnect all wiring including the ground wire and got 10.1 reading,again the meter was set at 200ohm. As for the timer/switch, I have not checked it and do not know where or how. (I just bought my first digital multimeter last night. I have repaired other electric appliances in the past, but I was always sure which part was at fault before replacement. I've been lucky or the problem has been specific enough.)
OK, you know what I have done so far and if you use the links below you will know what parts are used on my dishwasher. It's a cheapy and isn't very complicated, but when it was working it saved my lower back from being static in front of the sink. If any of you will be so kind and wise to point me in the right direction, I would be ever so appreciative. If you suspect that I did not use the meter properly, please advise in simple terms and I will give it another go.
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So far I have checked the sump area in the interior floor for any obstructions. I have disconnected the drain hose in the basement and nothing drained out... until I manually lifted the armature link assy from the solenoid. I removed the solenoid and got 35.1 reading with the meter set at 200ohm. I did not remove the motor/pump but did disconnect all wiring including the ground wire and got 10.1 reading,again the meter was set at 200ohm. As for the timer/switch, I have not checked it and do not know where or how. (I just bought my first digital multimeter last night. I have repaired other electric appliances in the past, but I was always sure which part was at fault before replacement. I've been lucky or the problem has been specific enough.)
OK, you know what I have done so far and if you use the links below you will know what parts are used on my dishwasher. It's a cheapy and isn't very complicated, but when it was working it saved my lower back from being static in front of the sink. If any of you will be so kind and wise to point me in the right direction, I would be ever so appreciative. If you suspect that I did not use the meter properly, please advise in simple terms and I will give it another go.
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