I have a maytag quiet series 100 that won't drain water after cycle. any suggestions? thanks
Maytag dishwasher won't drain
- Thread starter bhyancey
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I'm waiting on suggestions for my Hoover dishwasher that won't fill!! But I do have some ideas for you! First thing to do is unplug it and check the out tube for blockages. Sounds obvious I know but it's a reasonable possibility, especially if it's been recently moved.
The next thing is, if it overfilled at all, then the float switch might have kicked in to prevent flooding. Some float switches are relevant to filling up and emptying out. So can you confirm if water still enters the machine? If it does this will rule out the float switch?
After that I'd check the pump to make sure you hear that it's attempting to push the water out. Do you hear an pumping sound?
If not maybe the pump is gone in it, and if so it'd do know harm to check the PCB along with the pump as sometimes the pump takes that out too.
After that I'd make sure that the plumbing pipes(in your kitchen/utility room/outside aren't clogged with something.
Hope this has been some help
The next thing is, if it overfilled at all, then the float switch might have kicked in to prevent flooding. Some float switches are relevant to filling up and emptying out. So can you confirm if water still enters the machine? If it does this will rule out the float switch?
After that I'd check the pump to make sure you hear that it's attempting to push the water out. Do you hear an pumping sound?
If not maybe the pump is gone in it, and if so it'd do know harm to check the PCB along with the pump as sometimes the pump takes that out too.
After that I'd make sure that the plumbing pipes(in your kitchen/utility room/outside aren't clogged with something.
Hope this has been some help
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