Dishwasher troubleshooting

>>993816
I don't know about that particular model but most dishwashers run the motor in one direction to wash the dishes and reverse the motor to drain.

Is the motor running when it should be draining?

Also, I've seen a couple of cases where the check-valve in the drain hose was clogged causing it to not drain.

The solenoid operates to allow water in. It should not operate when draining.

>>993830
The motor is running on rinse. Should it run on plate dry to pump the water out or is the water pumped at the end of the rinse cycle?

I'll take a look at the check valve in a bit.

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>>993816
You did well with the technical stuff, but I would have started from the simple end.

Is any part of the drain clogged with grease or random crap?

Do you know if the pump works at all? If a sharp metal object found it's way in there, it could have taken out all of the plastic impeller blades.

Good luck.

>>993816
holy shit, you have a two stroke dishwasher?
Why do you keep in on an africa teir dirt trail? Im surprised its not stoled yet!

>>993816
Just my idiot idea, have you checked the opening the drain vents into? the thing the air gets pushed out of when the water is draining? I am not sure of the name but mine clogged on a rare but regular basis and whenever it did nothing would drain.

>>993816
My dishwasher has a "Drain" function.
One of the buttons is marked "Drain"
Press this button and it drains the machine.
It comes in handy sometimes because for whatever reason my machine doesnt drain all the way every time

If it happens to my dishwasher it means it's either clogged filter onthe bottom or pump is stuck (usually a toothpick that made it trought filter).
take the pump out and make sure that the rotor or whatever you call it is not stuck

>>993816
Coming from someone who troubleshoots professionally, if the solenoid works at all i wouldnt worry about when its actuating. If its actuating at the wrong time its probably an issue with some sort of control board somewhere but i think that would be unlikely. To check the pump (and this is all going off the top of my head) find out first if its A/C powered or D/C (its probably 120v A/C but i am not claiming thats a fact). Then there should be a hot and a neutral heading to the motor, disconnect those wires and attach them to an appropriate power source that you know works.