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Hi,
I have an IGNIS ADL834 dishwasher (I know, not the Rolls-Royce of dishwashers!) and it's been giving sterling service for a few years. Apart from having to replace the poorly engineered control knob a couple of times.
But, last weekend we put it on and went out - to return to find it pumping cold water around, it had been doing this for a few hours.
It pumps water around at 2 positions on the dial at 6 o'clock and 10 o'clock, where it stays stuck, from this I deduce it is the wash cycle and rinse cycle that expect it to heat the water.
My first test would be on the element, they seem reasonably cheap and I'm happy to get into it. Note to self : AFTER DISCONNECTING THE POWER
My questions is : how do I test the element? Would I find an open circuit or what sort of resistance would make sense.
Also, is there anything else to look out for? Thermostat? Wiring?
Thanks
Jim
I have an IGNIS ADL834 dishwasher (I know, not the Rolls-Royce of dishwashers!) and it's been giving sterling service for a few years. Apart from having to replace the poorly engineered control knob a couple of times.
But, last weekend we put it on and went out - to return to find it pumping cold water around, it had been doing this for a few hours.
It pumps water around at 2 positions on the dial at 6 o'clock and 10 o'clock, where it stays stuck, from this I deduce it is the wash cycle and rinse cycle that expect it to heat the water.
My first test would be on the element, they seem reasonably cheap and I'm happy to get into it. Note to self : AFTER DISCONNECTING THE POWER
My questions is : how do I test the element? Would I find an open circuit or what sort of resistance would make sense.
Also, is there anything else to look out for? Thermostat? Wiring?
Thanks
Jim