Fisher & Paykel

Quick Reference Guide

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(Available 24/7)
Table of Contents
1. F&P S erial & Product Code Indentification
2. Diagnostic Quick Reference Guide
3. Integrated Dishdrawer Fault Guide
4. Washer Faults
5. AquaS mart Size & Dispenser Setting
6. Top Load Dryer Fault Finding Guide
8. Top Load Dryer Wiring (Gas)
9. Top Load Dryer Wiring (Electric)

14. DD605/24 Fault Codes & User Options

17. DishDrawer Installation
18. Refrigerator Faults & Diagnostic
20. Quick Guide to VCC Diagnostics
21. Wall Oven Element Profiles
22. DCS Gas Conversion Kits
23. Component S pecs
25. Suggested Parts List

Year
Month
Manufacturing Plant Location

DCS - USA
DCS , Refrig., Range & DishDrawer - Mexico

H
X

RYM732812
= September, 2006
made in New Zealand

Laundry - USA

Laundry, Refrig., Range & DishDrawer - Thialand

Refrig. - Australia (Queensland)

Laundry - New Zealand

N
Q

Range/Dish - New Zealand

Refrig. - New Zealand

Laundry - Australia

The product code should always be used when looking up parts, service manuals, or bulletins.

The product code is 5 digit number located on the serial tag, sometimes directly in front of the serial number,
as in this example: 88454 RYM732812

F I S H E R P A Y K U L
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Y = 9, or September

The second letter in the Serial Number is the FISHERPAYKUL letter and
designates the MONTH of production. Count the letters in the word
FISHERPAYKUL until you come to the second letter in your serial number. The
number that corresponds to it indicates the month, as in the example below:

C U M B E R L A N D
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0
R = 6, or 2006

The first letter in the Serial Number is the CUMBERLAND letter and
designates the YEAR of production. Count the letters in the word
CUMBERLAND until you come to the first letter in your serial number. The
number that corresponds to it indicates the year, as in the example below:

The 3 letters designate the

RYM732812

Manufacturing Plant Location

Fisher & Paykel Serial/Product Code Identification

The serial number consists of 3 letters followed by 6 digits, as in the example

below:

o
32

o
8

32+16+1= 49

o
16

o
4

o
2

o
1

Service Diagnostic Mode: (Power Off)

Press and hold HI-EFFICIENCY and SELECT.
At the service screen press SELECT.
Press SCROLL (left & right arrows) for component test.
SCROLL selects component, SELECT turns on & off.
Sizing: (Power Off) Press Left arrow button & High
Efficiency, use Left or Right arrows to choose 650mm.
Press Select to choose and Power to save.

AquaSm art, WL37T26C LCD Display

Service Diagnostic Mode: (Power Off)

Hold Lif ecycles down & press Power, then press
Lif ecycles again. Fault code display ed in Fault Status
display , Option down again for Machine Status
Component Check:
Pump Press FABRIC CARE
Diverter Valve HOME (Intuitive)
Hot Water HOW DIRTY UP
Cold Water HOW DIRTY DOWN
Sizing Mode: (Power off )
Hold FABRIC CARE down and press POWER.
The LCD will light display ing 3 different sizes.
Press ADJUST to highlight 650 mm. Power OFF to set.

Washers: IWL-12, 15, 16

Sizing:
Washer must be re-sized whenev er a display board or
motor controller is replaced.
With machine off, hold Temp UP & press Power. Press
Spin Speed UP. Power off to set.

Fault Code 49 = faulty cold water v alve

Example:
o
o
128 64

Service Diagnostic Mode: (Power Off)

Hold TEMP down and press Power.
Press SPIN SPEED up three times for last f ault code.
Component Check:
Pump - Press REGULAR
Hot Water -Temp UP
Cold water Temp DOWN
Diverter valve - DELICATE (wait 1 minute after
pressing, then press REGULAR (Pump) to test)
Faults Codes;
The cy cle lights between the Delay and Adv ance
buttons indicate any fault the washer may be
experiencing. Each light position has a number v alue.
Total these v alues equals for the fault code.

GWL-08, -10, -11, -15, WA37T G, WA42T

Service Diagnostic Mode: (Power Off)

Press & hold Lock & then Start/Pause.
Press Start/Pause again to see last f ault codes.
Press and hold Lock to clear f aults in memory.
Press Power for HO (Hardware Output)
Press Start/Pause to select dev ice.
Press Lock to start & stop dev ice.
HP-LP setting: (Power On) Enter OPTION MODE,
(Program & Eco) when the lights change to orange Press
Start to change HP/LP on LCD.
On integrated models use HI/LOW tones. HI tone = HP,
USE HP ONLY! Power off to set.

DishDrawer: DS, DD-602

smartload Diagnostic Mode: (Power Off)

Hold AUTO DRY down & press POWER.
AUTO DRY UP 3 up times f or last fault,
Read lights between COOL DOWN & DRYINGappears
AUTO DRY UP 5 times(2 more times after reading fault
code) f or Moisture Sensor (Conductivity) check.
Intuitive Diagnostic Mode: (Power Off)
Press & hold Lifecycles and then Power
Press Lifecycles again f or Data Display screens
To scroll through different screens, use the
Options UP or Down buttons
AeroSmart - LCD Display Diagnostic Mode: (Power
Off) Press and hold WINKLE FREE & SELECT. Press
SELECT again f or FAULT SCREEN STATUS
AeroSmart -LED Display Diagnostics Mode: (Power
off) Press and hold WRINKLE FREE, then press Power.
TIME DRY UP 3 times. Fault code displayed in cycle
LEDS.
Regular=128, Heavy =64 etc.

AEROSM ART, smartload, Intuitive

ininthe oo
DE/G27CW, DE/DGGX 1,2, /DE/G62TG

Service Diagnostic Mode: (Power Off),

Press and hold Hi-EFFICIENCY and POWER. Spin
speed up 3 times f or last fault. Lights between HIEFFICIENCY & REGULAR
(f or non-dispensing) EASY IRON & POWER
Hot Water REGULAR, Cold Water - HEAV Y
Drain pump BULKY
Recirculation pump EAS Y IRON
Detergent valve - DELICATE & REGULAR
Bleach valve - SHEETS & REGULAR
Sizing: Press SPIN & POWER, press
Bleach / Softener
Set f or large (650mm) and Power off to set.

AquaSm art, WL37T26D LED Display

1. Inner broil element

11. Exhaust fan
2. Outer broiler element 12. Number of cleanings
3. Aero bake element
13. Clock module temperature
4. Aero bake fan
14. Ov en controller board temp.
5. Throat element
15. Max. temp. recorded on board
6. Ov en element
16. Ov en cavity temperature
7. Cooling f an
17. Last two fault codes
8. Smoke eliminator
18. Number of days oven on
9. Ov en lights
19. Shows data download
10. Lock motor
Fault Code Chart:
F1 Temperature around electronics exceeded 185F / 85C
>Check cooling fan and v ent
F2 Ov en temp. exceeded max. allowable during clean cycle
>Check temp. sensor f ault, ov en element, controller board
F3 Oven temp. exceeded 600F degrees during bake cycle.
>Check temp. sensor, oven elements, controller board
F4 Oven controller board fault
>Check oven controller board and clock connections.
F5 Comm. error between clock module and ov en controller
>Check connections between clock and oven controller
F7 Oven door lock fault
>Check oven door switch and ov en door lock switches

Turn Ov en Mode knob back to original position. (straight up)

Technician Mode: (must enter previous modes first)
After entering Sales Select, press and hold
TIMER and then STOP TIME until all icons appear in clock &
Ov en Mode window displays TECH SELECT
Use Ov en Mode control to select dev ice(s)
Press PUSH TO CLEAR knob to turn devices ON & OFF.

User Select Mode: (All knobs in OFF position)

Press TIMER, then CLOCK & hold until User Select appears
In the Ov en Mode screen
Sales Select Mode:
After entering User Select Mode, turn Ov en Mode knob one
position counter clockwise (to the left)
Press and hold TIMER, then PROBE until Sales Select

AeroTECH Wall Ovens: OD/OS301-302, OB 30

Service Diagnostic Mode:

Same as 602. The devices in HO are different
(see DD Quick Reference f or details).
FAST C YCLE: In HO mode, press Power again for FC, press
Start twice to start, Power to exit. FC tests lid motors, f ill v alve,
heating element, wash & drain motor.
Test Temperature: While running a cycle, press and hold
Lock, once locked, press Start/Pause for 4 seconds to show
current temperature. Press Power to return to regular display.

DishDrawer: -603, -605, -24,-124, -224

DISHDRAWER QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

DD-602 & DS-602
Shaded area indicates light ON

LCD
F-1
F-2
F-3
F-4
F-5
F-6
F-7
F-8
U-1
U-2
U-3

HO
EU
FU
dd
LS
Rd
P1
P2
df
Er

RINSE
RINSE
RINSE
RINSE
RINSE
RINSE
RINSE
RINSE
RINSE
RINSE
RINSE

HEAVY
HEAVY
HEAVY
HEAVY
HEAVY
HEAVY
HEAVY
HEAVY
HEAVY
HEAVY
HEAVY

NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL

FAST
FAST
FAST
FAST
FAST
FAST
FAST
FAST
FAST
FAST
FAST

DELICATE
DELICAT E
DELICATE
DELICAT E
DELICATE
DELICAT E
DELICATE
DELICAT E
DELICATE
DELICAT E
DELICATE

use Program lights for Integrated models

Off
Off
Off
DELICATE
RINSE
Off
Off
FAST
Off
RINSE
Off
Off
FAST
DELICATE
RINSE
Off
NORMAL
Off
Off
RINSE
Off
NORMAL
Off
DELICATE
RINSE
Off
NORMAL
FAST
Off
RINSE
Off
NORMAL
FAST
DELICATE
RINSE
HEAVY
Off
Off
Off
RINSE
HEAVY
Off
Off
DELICATE
RINSE

Possible Cause
Flood, leak, water in base pan
Jammed or stuck rotor, RPS
Defective heater or controller
Bad heater/connection, controller
Heater on without water in tub
Unplug, reset, replace controller
Unplug, reset, replace controller
Replace controller (RAM error)
No water filling, water pressure?
Drawer opened during operation
Blocked drain or HP/LP setting
Component
Exhaust valve
Water inlet valve
Detergent diverter valve
Lid seal pump
Rinse aid dispenser
Wash pump motor
Drain pump motor
Drying fan
Water heating element

DD-603, DS-603 & DD-605, DS-605 & DCS models

HEAVY NORMAL
LCD

FAST

DELICATE RINSE

Shaded area indicates light ON

NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL

FAST
FAST
FAST
FAST
FAST
FAST
FAST
FAST
FAST
FAST
FAST
FAST

DELICATE
DELICATE
DELICATE
DELICATE
DELICATE
DELICATE
DELICATE
DELICATE
DELICATE
DELICATE
DELICATE
DELICATE

W ash Program Inducator lights

Possible Cause

F-1
F-2
F-3
F-4
F-5
F-6
F-7
F-8
F-9
U-1
U-2
U-4

HEAVY
HEAVY
HEAVY
HEAVY
HEAVY
HEAVY
HEAVY
HEAVY
HEAVY
HEAVY
HEAVY
HEAVY

RINSE
RINSE
RINSE
RINSE
RINSE
RINSE
RINSE
RINSE
RINSE
RINSE
RINSE
RINSE

HO
bL
Er
Ld
dd
FU
P1
P2
rd
dF
LE *
C1
C2
C3
C
E

use Program lights for Integrated models

Off
Off
Off
RINSE
HEAVY
HEAVY
Off
Off
DELICATE
Off
Off
Off
DELICATE RINSE
HEAVY
Off
FAST
Off
Off
HEAVY
Off
FAST
Off
RINSE
HEAVY
Off
FAST DELICATE
Off
HEAVY
Off
FAST DELICATE RINSE
HEAVY
Off
Off
Off
HEAVY NORMAL
Off
Off
RINSE
HEAVY NORMAL
Off
DELICATE
Off
HEAVY NORMAL
Off
DELICATE RINSE
HEAVY NORMAL
Off
Off
HEAVY NORMAL FAST
Off
RINSE
HEAVY NORMAL FAST
HEAVY NORMAL FAST DELICATE OFF
HEAVY NORMAL FAST DELICATE RINSE

Both drawers: leak, water in base pan

Jammed or stuck rotor, RPS
Fill temp + 185F; repl. controller
Bad heater / connection, controller
Lid motor (s) jammed up or down
-605
Lid motor didn't reach stall currrent -605
No lid motor current detected
-605
Ground leakage fault
-605
Electronics / Power Supply Failure
No water filling, check supply
Check loading, item above drawer edge-605
Check OTHER drawer for fault, correct-605
Component
LCD Backlight
not in -605
Water heating element
Lid motors
Detergent diverter valve
Water fill valve
Wash pump motor
Drain pump motor
Rinse aid dispenser
Drying fan
Rinse aid LED
flickers in -605
Water Softener Diverter valve
Water Softener Brine Pump
Water Softener Brine Valve
Displays current water temperature
Displays controller rail voltage
* LE tests rince aid LED & salt tank LED in -605

Rev. 5.7

Washer Faults & Diagnostics (A ll Models)

Fault #

1
3
9
10
12
24
26
27
36
37
38
39
40
41
45
46
48
49
49
50
51
52
53
54
56
57
60
68
69
70
72
104
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
130
136
160
220
230
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
243
245
247
248
249
250

Binary Cou nt

Fault Remend y

00000001
00000011
00001000
00001010
00001100
00011000
00011010
00011011
00100100
00100101
00100110
00100111
00101000
00101001
00101101
00101110
00110000
00110001
00110001
00110010
00110011
00110100
00110101
00110110
00111000
00111001
00111100
01000100
01000101
01000110
01001000
01101000
01101010
01101011
01101100
01101101
01101110
01101111
01110000
01110001
10000010
10001000
10100000
11011100
11100110
11101000
11101001
11101010
11101011
11101100
11101111
11101110
11101111
11110000
11110001
11110011
11110101
11110111
11111000
11111001
11111010

motor controller fault - c ontroller

motor controller fault - c ontroller GW models:
sizing error - size contr oller
temp sensor, thermistor error - thermistor, c ontroller
flood protection error - water val ves, pump, controller
dispenser setting dispenser mus t be set
detergent val ve fault
fabric softner val ve fault IW models:
water leak fault - pump, hos e leak, l eak
pump bloc ked error - pump, controller
pressure s ens or fault - controller
pressure tube fault - press tube, c ontroller
bas ket dis-engage fault - foreign object
temp sensor fault - thermistor thermistor
display memor y c hec k fault - displ ay
display memor y - c hec k display
hot & col d val ve coil fault - water valve wiring, val ves
cold water val ve fault - col d water val ve
cold / hot water val ve fault - val ves
hot water valve fault - hot water val ve
diverter val ve fault - diverter valve, c ontr oller
diverter top-off fault - diverter valve
RPS Step F ail harness to RPS, RPS, controller
Motor Ctrl Step Fail harness/c ontacts /motor/c ontroller
bas ket chec k no valid fault c ustomer loadi ng, siphoning
brown out during displ ay write fault - controller
motor controller memor y fault - c ontr oller
pressure trans ducer error - controller
pressure trans ducer error - controller
pressure trans ducer error - controller
pressure trans ducer error - controller
see fault # 106
display to controller c omm error - display, controller
motor controller error - controller
see fault # 106
AC pump triac over temperature - pump, controller
motor bridge ther mistor open c kt - controller
motor bridge ther mistor short c kt - controller
motor current sense too high - c ontroller
AC pump thermistor s hort c kt - controller
RPS sensor error - wiring, RPS, c ontr oller
motor stall - wiring, stator, controller
bas ket engaged - bas ket jammed, foreign object
EEPROM map not pr ogrammed - controller
EEPROM out of range - controller
comms ti meout - display, controller
EEPROM read error - contr oller
lid lock open c kt - lid l oc k with harness
lid lock short c kt - lid l oc k with harness
incompati ble EEPROM - wrong c ontroller
temp sensor error - thermistor
lid lock fault # 1 lid loc k with har ness
lid lock fault # 2 lid loc k with har ness
hall out of order - RPS sens or
functi on ti me out - dis play, c ontroller
stepper test failure - wiring, see fault # 53 & 54
SmartPump s tall - chec k pump
SmartPump flapper fault - chec k pump
SmartPump top up fault - c hec k pump
SmartPump timeout fault - no c hange in water level
SmartPump l oss

To Enter Diagnostics:
GWL & WA Models 1. With machine off: Press and hold the Wash
Temp Down & then the
Power button.
2. Press the Spin Speed Up button 3 times,
until the Low, Slow & Hold lights are lit up.
3. Note the position of the lights, from Right to
Left in the Wash Progress Bar (as shown
below).
4. Total numbers and refer to fault list.
IWL Models
1. With machine off: Press and hold the
Lifecy cles button & then the Power button.
2. Press the L ifecy cles button again for
Warning status and then Options down for
Fault Status, refer to fault list.
A quaSmart LCD Models 1. With machine off: Press and hold the Select
& High Efficiency buttons.
2. Press Select and refer to fault list.
A quaSmart LED Models
1. Press and hold High Efficiency & then the
Power button. (Easy Iron & Power on NonDispensing Models)
2. Press the Spin Speed Up 3 times for last
fault. Refer to fault list.
Turning Restart Feature Off:
GWL & WA Models
1. Once in diagnostics, press the Down water
lev el button. The low light should go off. The
first fiv e lights will blink when the Restart
feature is off. Repeat this step to turn back on.
IWL Models A fter entering diagnostics
Press the Options down button & then the
Home button. Press Power to set. Stain lights
will blink with Restart Off.
A quaSmart LCD Models
1. Once in Diagnostics, choose Control and
press Select.
2. Press the L eft arrow to deselect the Restart
Feature. Repeat these steps to turn on again.
A quaSmart LED Models
1. Once in Diagnostics, On Dispenser models,
Press the Fabric Softener button, (Non-

dispensing models,press and hold the Temp

button for 3 seconds.)
2. Rev erse these steps to turn back on.

Before Repl acing A Control Board

Ohm out the following components:

128

64

32

16

Pump Motor:...230V 33 ohms

..............120V 7 ohms
Water Valves: 64 ohms (24 VDC)
Diverter Valve: ...1.2 2.5 kohms
Thermistor (@ 68F: 10,000 12,500 ohms
Lid Lock: .65 ohms +/- 5 ohms
Motor:..16 ohms per winding, 32 phase 4
to phase

AquaSmart Size and Dispensing Setting Instructions

Note: Size & Dispenser Information must be programmed w hen a Motor Control or Display is replaced*.

Size Setting: If not set, an F9 w ill occur.

LED Models:
1. Switch the machine on at the power point
(mains), but off on the machine.
2. To size the machine, follow the steps below.
Push and hold the SPIN button, then press
the POWER button at the same time until the
machine beeps.
Select the SOFTENER button for the 8kg
machine.
Select the SPIN button for the 7kg machine.
Note: All US machines are 8kg size (L).
3. Press the POWER button to lock in the size
and to exit this mode.

LCD Models:
1. Switch the machine on at the power point
(mains), but off on the machine.
2. To size the machine, follow the steps
below.
Push and hold the left SCROLL button,
then press the HIGH EFFICIENCY button at
the same time until the machine beeps.
Select the size of the machine by pressing
the left or right SCROLL button.
For an 8kg machine, select 650mm
For a 7kg machine, select 600mm.
Note: All US machines are size 650mm (L).
Press the SELECT button.
3. Press the POWER button to lock in the
size and to exit this mode.

Dispenser Type Setting:

LED Models:
1. Switch machine on at the power point
(mains), but off at on the machine.
2. Press and hold the TEMPERATURE button,
then press the POWER button. AquaSmart will
give 4 short beeps and the pattern of LEDs
will change.
3. To select the appropriate dispensing types
follow the steps below.
A. (No Dispensing):
Press TEMPERATURE Button to illuminate
the COLD LED.
B. (Double Dispensing):
Press TEMPERATURE Button to illuminate
the Warm LED.
C. (Triple Dispensing):
Press TEMPERATURE Button to illuminate
the HOT LED.
4. Press the POWER button to lock in the
dispensing type and to exit this mode.

LCD Models:
1. Switch machine on at the power point
(mains), but off on the machine.
2. Press and hold the Left Scroll button,
then press the Start Pause button.
AquaSmart will give 4 short beeps and the
dispensing type setting screen will appear
on the LCD screen.
3. Select the dispensing type of the
machine by pressing either the Left or Right
Scroll button to highlight the appropriate
dispensing type.
4. Press the POWER button to lock in the
dispensing type and to exit this mode.
*It is not necessary to set dispenser type on nondispensing units.
If Dispenser Type is not set, an F24 will occur. If
an F24 occurs, the machine must be switched off
before setting.

Dryer Fault Finding Flow Chart

(Sections refer to pages in Service Manual 517760B)
No Power
1. Is there power to the supply outlet? Yes, adv ance to #2, No, arrange repair of supply as necessary.
2. Is the power cord fitted correctly? Yes, advance to #3, No, refit correctly.
3. Is there continuity of the power cord? Yes, advance to #4, No, check as per section 6.1.1 (elec.) or 6.1.3 (gas)
4. Is there continuity of the main harness? Yes, advance to #5, No, check as per section 6.1.2 (elec.) or 6.1.4 (gas)
5. Fit new Motor Control Module.
No Heat (Electric Models)
1. Is a fault code displayed? Yes, refer to section 5.2 or packet fault code list, No, adv ance to #2.
2. Are thermostats OK? Yes, advance to #3, Check as per section 6.2.1, replace as necessary.
3. Are element resistances OK? Yes, advance to #4, Check as per section 6.2.2, replace as necessary.
4. Are elements drawing correct current? Check as per sections 6.2.3 and 6.2.4, Yes, advance to #5
5. Replace Motor Control Module
No Heat (Gas Models)
1. Is a fault code displayed? Yes, refer to section 5.2 or packet fault code list, No, adv ance to #2
2. Is the gas supply OK? No, reinstate supply, Yes, advance to #3
3. Does the igniter glow sufficiently to activate flame detector? No, advance to #6, Yes, advance to #4.
4. Are gas valve resistances OK? Check as per section 6.2.5, replace if necessary. Yes, advance to #5.
5. Is the flame detector operating correctly? Check as per section 6.2.6, replace if necessary.
6. Has the overheat thermostat tripped? Is the manual reset thermostat OK? Yes, reset thermostat, replace if
necessary, No, advance to #7
7. Is the flame detector operating correctly? Check as per section 6.2.6, replace if necessary, Yes, advance to #8.
8. Is there continuity of the harness? Yes, advance to #9, No, repair or replace as necessary.
9. Replace Motor Control Module.
Drum Door Not Opening/Closing
1. Is a fault code displayed? Yes, refer to section 5.2 or packet fault code list, No, adv ance to #2.
2. Are pulleys free and is the belt aligned properly? No, rectify fault, Yes, advance to #3.
3. Check manual operation of drum door for jamming, etc. OK? No, rectify fault, Yes, adv ance to #4.
4. Is actuator operating properly? No, repair as necessary, Yes, advance to #5.
5. Is cabinet racked? Yes, level cabinet, No, adv ance to #6.
6. Is drum inlet bearing tight? Yes, replace bearing. Refer to section 7.28.
Drum Does Not Rotate
1. Is a fault code displayed? Yes, refer to section 5.2 or packet fault code list. No, adv ance to #2.
2. Are the pulleys free and is the belt aligned properly? No, refit/repair as necessary. Yes, advance to #3.
3. Are motor winding resistances correct? Refer to section 6.3.3, replace motor if necessary, Yes, advance to #4.
4. Is continuity of harness to motor OK? No, repair/replace. Yes, advance to #5
5. Is flame detector operating correctly? Replace if necessary.
Clothes Take Too Long To Dry
1. Is a fault code displayed? Yes, refer to section 5.2 or packet fault code list. No, advance to #2.
2. Has the correct cycle been chosen for clothes? No, adv ise customer of proper cycle. Yes, adv ance to #3.
3. Is the cabinet vented externally? No, advise customer of proper v enting. Yes, was correct spin speed in
washer chosen? No, advise customer as to how spin speed aids in drying. Yes, advance to #4.
4. Any restrictions in the ducting, too many bends, etc? Yes, clean out, advise customer. No, adv ance to #5.
5. Are the inlet grill and burner grill free of lint? No, clean. Yes, advance to #6.
6. Are the conductivity bars clean and connected properly? Check as per section 6.4.5. No, clean and/or connect.
Yes, advance to #7.
7. Is the lint filter and exhaust sensor free of lint? No, clean and check as per section 6.2.8. Yes, adv ance to #8.
8. Is heater operating? Refer to section 9.2 (elec.) or 9.3 (gas). No, replace as necessary. Yes, adv ance to #9.
9. Are inlet and outlet duct seals OK? No, fit new seals, refer to sections 7.20 and 7.26. Yes, advance to #10.
10. Is screw securing Power Module tight? Refer to section 6.5.1(d).

Noisy
1. Are pulleys free and is belt aligned properly? No, rectify. Yes, adv ance to #2.
2. Is motor or fan loose? Yes, rectify. No, advance to #3.
3. Is there excessive lint build up on the fan blades? Yes, clean. No, advance to #4.
4. Is outlet duct seal OK? No, refit, refer to section 7.20. Yes, advance to #5.
5. Check manual operation of drum door for distortion. Is it OK? No, rectify, Yes, adv ance to #6.
6. Is drum inlet bearing free? No, replace bearing as per section 7.28. Yes, adv ance to #7.
7. Are outlet duct bearings OK? No, replace if necessary, refer to section 7.19. Yes, advance to #8.
8. Is inlet duct seal OK? No, replace duct seal, refer to section 7.26. Yes, advance to #9.
9. Are tumbler baffles tight? No, tighten. Yes, advance to #10.
10. Is duct damaged? Yes, repair, No, adv ance to #11.
11. Is lint filter in place and secure? No, re-fit, Yes, adv ance to #12.
12. Are the two deck brackets properly seated beneath the top deck? No, re-seat.

Binary

SmartLoad Dryer Faults

Power off, press and hold AUTO DRY down then press POWER
Press AUTO DRY up three (3) times for last fault (Drying Progress lights)
Fault
Remedy

1
2

00001
00010

communications error
drum gap can't be located

sensor module, motor controller

sensor module, drum

3
4
6
7

00011
00100
00110
00111

drum stalled
invalid option link read
door jammed
motor current excessive

drum movement, belt, motor, harness, controller

control module
remove obstruction, check for broken parts
remove jam, motor control module, motor

8
9
10
11

01000
01001
01010
01011

exhaust sensor over temp

exhaust sensor under temp
24 volt supply error
lid lock open ckt

check sensor c kt, element, controller, sensor mod.

exhaust sensor under temp, open circuit
sensor module
check lid lock / harness

12

01100

lid lock switching failure

check lid lock resistance / replace sensor / lid lock

14
16
20
21
22

01110
10000
10100
10101
10110

sensor module fault

airflow restriction
door actuator stall
actuator excess voltage
door actuator open ckt

replace sensor module

check busket, filter, venting, thermostat, motor control module
see fault 21
check lid movement
check wiring, replace sensor module

23

10111

actuator movement interup

check mains voltage, replace sensor module

24

11000

door movement too long

see fault 21

28

11100

data retrieval error

switch off mains for 10 sec., ck, replace motor control

29
30

11101
11110

brown-out data error

lid lock unable to lock

if fault every time DX turned on replace sensor module

USER WARNING if not, ck harness, lock or sensor module

To retrieve last
fault:

Ignition: Power through Manual Reset Thermostat. Flame Detect closed powering
the ignitor.
120 volts terminals 1 and 3 on the Primary Valve
.
Run: Flame Detect open circuit so ignitor off. 120 volts between Terminals 1 and 2
On Primary Valve also between terminals 4 and 5 on Secondary Valve

Flame Operation

Valve Test:
Wires 1 to 2 = 1.4 kohms
Wires 1 to 3 = 360 ohms
Wires 4 to 5 = 1.3 kohms

Ignitor: 40 to
200 ohms
When cold

Power Mod Test At Plug on Sens Mod

5VDC Between 1 and 2
24VDC Between 1 and 3

32 Deg
50 Deg
68 Deg
86 Deg
104 Deg

33 K Ohms
20 K Ohms
12 K Ohms
8 K Ohms
5 K Ohms

Exhaust Sensor Resistance

Motor Resistance:
9.6 ohms across
any 2 wires

Conductivity Contacts: 6.4 Mega Ohms

(Measure when Disconnected Completely)
Lid Lock: 63 ohms

DGGX1-DGGX2 Dryer Test Sheet

Exhaust Sensor
Resistances
Temp Degrees
Fahrenheit
32
50
68
86
104

Denim
Regular
P.Press
Delicate
Air Dry

Drum
Direction
Element

Down
4 Minutes
3.6
1.4
Kw
Kw
On
On
On
On
On
Off
On
Off
Off
Off

DEGX1-DEGX2 Test Page

Resistance
Kilo ohms
33
20
12
8
5

Element Resistances. Measure Between

Manual Reset T/stat to controller wire.
Violet = 37 Ohms 5.8 Amps 240v to O/heat
Yellow = 13.5 Ohms 15.0 Amps Thermostat

No Heat
Violet T/stats
120v To Earth

Power Mod Test At Plug on Sens Mod

5VDC Between 1 and 2
24VDC Between 1 and 3

Up
40 seconds
3.6
1.4
Kw
Kw
Off
On
Off
On
Off
On
Off
On
Off
Off

Motor Resistance:
9.6 ohms across any 2
wires

Conductivity Contacts: 6.4 Mega Ohms

(Measure when Disconnected
Completely) Lid Lock: 63 ohms

DD603 Test Points

1

LCD/Badg
e

6
1

Dispenser

Controller

4
1

Fan/LED

4
1
4

Comms
Water Softener
10
1

Heater Plate Contacts:

Motor
6

Chassis Harness
1

14

(Heater Plate Part #:527702)

NOTE: Incoming voltage is present between contacts 6 & 7.

Live testing not recommended!
Temp Sensor - Chassis Harness 1 & 2 962 Ohms (68F)
PWR Resistor/Heater Chassis Harness 3 & 4 56 Ohms (+/- 5 Ohms)
PWR Resistor/Thermal Fuse Chassis Harness 3 & 6 30 Ohms (+/- 5 Ohms)
Heater/Thermal Fuse Chassis Harness 4 & 6 26 Ohms (+/- 5 Ohms)
(Stator Part #: 528042)
Wash/Drain Motor Contacts:
Motor Harness 1&2, 1&3, 2&3 16 Ohms between any two
Fill Valve:
(Fill Valve Part #:529828)
Chasis Harness 13 &14 (last two) 60 Ohms (+/- 10%)
Detergent Diverter:
(Dispenser Assembly Part #:526860)
Dispenser Harness 1 & 2 60 Ohms (+/- 5 Ohms)
Rinse Aid Pump:
Dispenser Harness 3 & 4 60 Ohms (+/- 5 Ohms)

(Same as above)

Drying Fan:
(Drying Fan with harness Part #: 526752)
Fan/LED Harness 3 & 4 Approx. 3.4 kOhms
Water Softener Contacts:
(Water Softener Assembly Part #: 527084)
Softener By-Pass Valve Softener Harness 1 & 2 60 Ohms (+/- 5 Ohms)
Brine Pump Softener Harness 3 & 4 60 Ohms (+/- 5 Ohms)

10

Fault Code Descriptions

A = The answer

= Advance to this question

F1 The flood switch is activated for more than

6 seconds
Yes
1. Did a flood occur? (N.B. The flood may have
dried up)
2
2 Is the lid sealing on the tub correctly?
3
3 Is there a high water level in the tub?
4
4 Is the water valve leaking?
A
5 Is the DishDrawer priming correctly?
11
6 Is the spray arm split?
A
7 Is the spray arm running freely?
8
8 Is water leaking from a split inlet or drain hose? A
9 Is water leaking around the heater plate O rings.A
10 Carry out more testing to locate the source of
the leak.
A
11 The drain hose may have been blocked or
partially blocked.
A
12 Is there condensation or foreign matter
around the chassis flood switch PCB?
A
13 If power fails to the bottom tub or if the bottom
controller is faulty it will cause the top tub to F1 A
14 Substitute the Chassis PCB
A

F2 The motor is not sensed to be rotating

No
12
A
6
5
6
7
A
9
10

4
5

13

No
3

5
A

4
A

6
A

A
A

14
A

Yes
2
A
4
A

No
3
A
5
A

8
10
A
A

7
9
A
A

Yes
Is the customer complaining of plastic items not
drying? (due to their low thermal mass plastics
give inherently bad drying performance)
A
Is the customer using rinse aid?
3
Is the customer using Fast or Eco cycles?
4
Due to lower final rinse temperatures dry
performance is compromised when using
Fast & Eco cycles (there is less residual
heat for drying at the end of the cycle)
A
Advise the customer about the use of rinse aid
to improve dry performance.
A
Is the rinse aid setting high enough for the
water hardness in the area? (turn the rinse
agent up to a high setting)
7
Check the rinse aid dispenser in diagnostics to
make sure it is dispensing the correct amount. A

No

1
2
3
4
5

Is incoming water greater than 85C/185F?

Adjust incoming water temperature.
Is the element on all the time?
Replace the electronic controller.
Are the wiring & connections from the
controller to the element all OK?
6 Are there any signs of moisture around the
temperature sensor?
7 Is the resistance of the temperature sensor OK?
8 Locate & repair source of leak.
9 Replace element
10 Run through test cycles to try & induce fault
again

Yes
7

No
2

4
A

A
A

Poor Dry Performance

8
A

9
A

10
A

A
A

2
3
4

5
6

Isolate the power to the DishDrawer for

10 seconds then retry, does the fault clear?
Replace controller

Yes
2

F3 Water temperature sensed at greater than

85C / 185F

F9 Electronics Failure (EEPROM access error)

Is the rotor jammed?

Free jammed rotor, check for damage to rotor
and rotor housing.
Is the stator wiring from controller OK?
Check stator windings for correct resistance
are they OK?
Repair wiring or replace stator as required.
Is the rotor position sensor clipped into the
stator correctly and plugged onto the
controller with a good connection?
Substitute with a new rotor position sensor.

F4 No temperature increase has been sensed

while the element is on
1 Does the element heat in diagnostics?
2 Test the resistance of the element at the plug
on the controller, is it OK?
3 Is the plug making a good connection onto
the controller?
4 Replace the controller.
5 Is the wiring and the edge connections down
on the element OK?
6 Test the resistance of the element and replace
if necessary.
7 Is the resistance of the temperature sensor
measuring from the plug on the controller OK?
8 Replace controller.
9 Is the wiring and the edge connections down
to the temperature sensor OK?
10 Replace the element.

1
2

Yes

No

A
A

2
A

2
5
6

A
A

A
A

U1 Machine Failed to Prime with Water within a Given Time

1
2
3
4
5
6

Is the tap turned on?

Is the spray arm in place? (spray arm may
have been refitted since U1 fault occurred)
Activate the water inlet valve in diagnostics.
Does any water enter the machine?
Is the impellor on the rotor slipping?
Is the supply water pressure above
30Kpa/4.3p.s.i?
Check the water inlet hoses & valves for an
obstruction.

Yes
2

No
A

4
13

8
5

9
10
11
12
13

Page 3

Minimum incoming water pressure for correct

DishDrawer operation is 30Kpa /4.3p.s.i
Is the resistance of the water valve measured
at the plug on the controller OK?
Is there 24V dc coming from the controller
during the water valve test?
Replace the controller
Is the wiring & edge connections down to the
water valve OK?
Replace the water valve
Replace the rotor

Yes

No

A8

11

6
A

10
A

12
A
A

A
A
A
11

12

DD605 & DD24 Test Points

Contacts are numbered top to bottom
on left-hand harnesses & right to left
on bottom harnesses.

DISPENSER

1 P204
4

Circuit Board on Heater Plate

FAN

1 P203

4
1

These two
are looped.

Controller
Heater Track
24 Ohms

WATER
SOFTENER
P202

Power Resistor
24 Ohms

COMMS
P302

LCD/
BADGE
P303

MOTOR, P201

CHASSIS, P205

11

Temp Sensor
12Kohm @ 68F
8.3Kohm @ 86F

POWER, P101

Heater Plate Contacts:! !

!
!
!
(Heater Plate Part #: 522091)
Temp Sensor - POWER, P101 - 1 & 2 - Around 10 kOhms (@68F)
Dropper Resistor - POWER, P101 - 4 & 5 - 24 Ohms (+/- 3 Ohms)
Element Track - POWER, P101 & Power cord - 6 & Neut at plug - 24 Ohms (+/- 3 Ohms)
Wash/Drain Motor Contacts:! !
!
!
(Stator Part # 522088)
Motor Phases - MOTOR, P201 - 1 & 2, 2 & 3, 1 & 3 - Around 16 Ohms phase to phase
Fill Valve:! !
!
!
!
!
!
!
(Fill Valve Part #: 529730)
CHASSIS, P205 - 10 & 11 (last two) - 65 Ohms (+/- 10 Ohms)
!
!
!
!
Detergent Diverter Coil:! !
DISPENSER, P204 - 1 & 2 - 65 Ohms (+/- 10 Ohms)

(Dispenser Part #: 526860)

Rinse Aide Pump Coil:! !

!
!
!
!
DISPENSER, P204 - 3 & 4 - 65 Ohms (+/- 10 Ohms)

(Dispenser Part #: 526860)

Lid Motors:! !
!
!
!
!
!
CHASSIS, P205 - 6 & 7, 8 & 9 - approx. 30 Ohms

(Lid Motor Part #s: 522085)

!
!
!
!
Drying Fan:! !
FAN, P203 - 3 & 4 - approx. 2 - 3 Meg Ohms

(Fan Part #: 522006)

Water Softener Coils:!

!
!
(Softener Assm Part #: 522539)
WATER SOFTENER, P202 - Brine Pump 1 & 2 Bypass 3 & 4 - 65 Ohms (+/- 10 Ohms
All readings are for machines made for the US market and are approximate.

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DD605 & DD24 Fault Flow Chart

F1 - The bottom controller flood detector has activated!
!
!
!
!
!
1. Did a ood occur (any evidence of water in base of chassis)?! !
!
!
!
!
2. Are lids on both tubs closing properly and seals undamaged (no dishes preventing lids from closing?!
3. Are spray arms and rotor correctly tted? ! !
!
!
!
!
!
!
4. Is there any foaming (rinse aid spill or wrong detergent used)? !
!
!
!
!
5. Is there a leaking seal (motor, heater plate, dispenser, water softener, drain hose or apper valve)? !
6. Replace damaged/failed items as required and mop up water in base of chassis. !
!
!
7. Is ll valve shutting off (check in diagnostics)? !
!
!
!
!
!
!
8. Is there evidence of corrosion or dirt around ood sensor on mains lter board? !
!
!
9. Is ood reported by both tubs (double only)? !
!
!
!
!
!
!
10. Is problem corrected by replacing mains lter board? !
!
!
!
!
!
11. Is problem corrected by replacing controllers?!
!
!
!
!
!
!
12. Are all connectors and harnesses correctly tted and undamaged? Ret or replace as required. !

!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!

NO
>>8
>>7
>>A
>>5
>>7
>>A
>>A
>>9
>>12
>>11
>>12
>>A

F2 - Motor not starting!!

!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
YES! !
1 Is rotor free to turn?
>>2
2 Is power available at controller (do lid actuators run in diagnostics)?
>>3
3 Is motor vibrating or turning erratically when using diagnostics?
>>4
4 Is hall sensor and its harness correctly fitted and undamaged? Replace damaged items as required.
>>5
5 Are connections to stator correct and harnesses undamaged?
>>7
6 Is motor moving?
>>7
7 Is resistance of stator windings about 16 ohm (phase to phase)? Replace stator if not
>>8
8 Are motor and chassis connectors correctly fitted and harnesses undamaged? Refit or replace as required. >>9
9 Is problem corrected by replacing controller?
>>A
10 Replace PCB mains filter.
>>A

NO
>>A
>>8
>>6
>>A
>>A
>>8
>>A
>>A
>>10
>>A

F3 - Water temperature greater than 185F! !

!
!
!
!
!
1. Is incoming water temperature below 185 degrees F?
2. Is the temperature of the water consistent with what you read in diagnostics?! !
!
3. Is water temperature reading in diagnostics 199?
4. Is power connector on controller and connector on heater plate correctly fitted? Refit if not.
5. Is resistance between pins 1 & 2 at the controller power connector about 10K (@68F)?
6. Replace heater plate.
7. Replace controller.
F4 - Element on for more than 3 hrs and water has not reached required temperature!

!
!

1. Are associated controller and heater plate connectors correctly fitted and harnesses undamaged?
Refit or replace as required.
2. Is resistance between pins 1 and 2 of heater plate pcb correct ?
3. Replace heater plate.
4. Is resistance between pins 1 and 2 of controller power connector about 10K (@68F)?
5 Replace controller.

YES!
>>2!
>>3!
>>4!
>>A!
>>6!
>>A!
>>8!
>>A!
>>10!
>>A!
>>A!
>>A!

YES!
>>2
>>5
>>4
>>5
>>7
>>A
>>A

NO
>>A
>>3
>>5
>>A
>>6
>>A
>>A

YES!

NO

>>2
>>4
>>A
>>5
>>A

>>A
>>3
>>A
>>3
>>A

F5 - Lid actuator jammed up or down! !

!
!
!
!
!
!
!
YES!
1. Are dishes preventing lid closing properly? Remind customer of size and loading limitations if so.
>>A
2. Do yokes visibly move freely when actuators operated using diagnostics (not jamming at front or rear)? >>4
3. Replace or refit yokes.
>>A
4. Replace actuators.
>>A

NO
>>2
>>3
>>A
>>A

F6 - Lid motors run but do not reach stall current!

!
!
!
!
!
1. Are yokes connected to actuators and lid and actuators clipped in place? Reconnect if not.
2. Do lid actuators work correctly in diagnostics?
3. Replace actuators.
4. Replace controller.

NO
>>A
>>3
>>A
>>A

YES!
>>2
>>4
>>A
>>A

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DD605 & DD24 Fault Flow Chart

F7 - No lid motor current detected!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
1. Are lid actuator connectors properly fitted? Refit if not.
2. Is associated controller (top, bottom or single) receiving power (use diagnostics to run drain pump)?
3. Are harnesses undamaged and connectors fitted to controllers? Replace or refit as required.
4. Does replacing PCB mains filter correct problem?
5. Does replacing one or both actuators correct problem?
6. Replace controller.

YES!
>>2
>>4
>>4
>>A
>>A
>>A

NO
>>A
>>3
>>A
>>5
>>6
>>A

F8 - Ground (Earth) leakage fault!

!
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
YES!
1. Is a Megger test successful?
>>4
2. Are top and bottom harnesses and connectors physically damaged? Replace if damaged.
>>A
3. Are any connectors or grounding (earthing) connectors not properly fitted, including door ground (earth)
connectors? Refit if not fitted properly.
>>A
4. Are tracks on top or bottom heater plate damaged? Replace heater plate if so.
>>A
5. Does replacing PCB mains filter solve problem?
>>A
6. Replace top and bottom controllers.
>>A

NO
>>2
>>3

F9 - Electronics/Power Supply Failure!!

!
!
!
!
!
!
!
YES!
1. Is previous fault F3, F8 or F9?
>>2
2. Fix previous fault.
>>A
3. Did fault occur immediately after power on?
>>4
4. Are solenoid coils and motor windings damaged or overheated? Replace as necessary.
>>A
5. Are solenoid coil resistances about 70 ohm and motor winding resistance about 16 ohm (phase to phase)?
Replace as required.
>>7
6. Are lid actuators properly connected? Correct if necessary
>>7
7. Is controller damaged or overheated or leaking fluid? Replace if so.
>>A
8. Is fault on top controller?
>>9
9. Does bottom controller work?
>>10
10. Are top controller chassis and power harnesses properly connected and undamaged and no wires
loose (controller may not be receiving power from bottom controller)? Replace or repair if not.
>>12
11. Is bottom controller chassis harness properly connected and undamaged? Replace or repair if not.
>>12
12. Are connectors on PCB mains filter properly connected? Replace or repair if not
>>13
13. Are heater plate harnesses properly connected and undamaged? Replace or repair if not.
>>14
14. Replace controller which is reporting the fault.
>>A

>>4
>>5
>>6
>>A
NO
>>3
>>A
>>6
>>5
>>A
>>A
>>8
>>12
>>12
>>A
>>A
>>A
>>A
>>A

FF - Top tub not responding (double only)

1. Does top controller work when swapped with bottom? Replace if not.
2. Are chassis and power connectors correctly fitted at top controller and mains filter
board ends and are harnesses undamaged? Replace or refit as required.
3. Replace mains filter board.

YES
>>A

NO
>>2

>>3
>>A

>>A
>>A

U1 (No Tap symbol on LCD) Fill valve open for 3 minutes and wash pump has not primed
1 Is there water in the tub?
2 Does turning on water supply correct problem?
3 Is inlet hose or pipe interrupter in water softener (if fitted) blocked?
4 Does fill valve work (use diagnostics)?
5 Is motor operating (use diagnostics)?
6 Replace controller.
7 Is there too much water in tub?
8 Is sprayarm and rotor correctly fitted?
9 Is water pressure sufficient (above 30kPa or 4.3psi)?
10 Is there foaming (spilled rinse aid maybe)?

YES
>>7
>>A
>>A
>>5
>>6
>>A
>>8
>>10
>>10
>>A

NO
>>2
>>3
>>4
>>A
>>A
>>A
>>9
>>A
>>A
>>6

15

DD605 & DD24 Fault Flow Chart

U3 - Filled too quickly or failed to drain
This fault is not displayed to the customer, but it is recorded in the fault history and can be seen by Smart Tool. If the motor
senses prime too soon (in less than 20 seconds), the product will drain and refill up to 5 times, then continue the wash program
regardless, and log the fault.
YES
NO
1. Is the product draining completely from the previous fill? Test in diagnostics.
>>2
>>3
2. Is the product filling too quickly?
>>9
3. Is the drain blocked or are the drain hoses kinked?
>>A
>>4
4. Are the drain sump inlet or outlet pipes blocked?
>>A
>>5
5. Is the drain filter blocked?
>>A
>>6
6. Is the rotor fitted correctly, or is it damaged?
>>A
>>7
7. Are the motor connections and resistances bad?
>>A
>>8
8. Are the hall sensor or connections faulty?
>>A
9. Is the water pressure too high?
>>A
>>10
10. Is the water inlet valve faulty?
>>A
U4 - Advisory fault: other tub has disabled power supply
1. Fix fault on other tub.

YES
>>A

NO
>>A

User Options
To set and change the user options for Dishdrawer, ensure the Dishdrawer is on (the display will be lit). Then press and hold
together the Lock and Eco buttons as shown below. The machine will then beep and the letters rA will be displayed. All the red
LEDs on the top part of the tub will be lit except for the Rinse and Eco LEDs. Pushing the Lock button on the front of the
unit can change each option. To scroll through the options press the Start/Pause button, also located on the front of the unit.

Eco Button
Cycle Lights
Lock

Integrated Models
On Integrated Models when a
Option is On all cycle lights will
be illuminated. When Off, all
cycle lights will be off.

Start/Pause Button
Screen
Display

Integ. Light
Pattern

Option Mode

rA

Red light above Start

button

Rinse Aid Setting

hd

Green light above

Start button

Water Softener
Setting

AP

Orange light above

Start button

Auto Power Option

Drawer will automatically turn on when opened. Can be turned

off

On

EC

Green light above

Start button & Red
light above Lock

End of Wash Signal

The Dishdrawer will beep 6 times at the end of the cycle. This
feature can be turned off

On

LD

Red light above Start

& Lock button

Closed Drawer
Option

This option will lock the Dishdrawer when fully closed. When you
wish to open the drawer, the power button must be pressed.

Off

dS

Not Applicable

Clean Dish Symbol

If this option is on, the 00 symbol will remain in the display after
the cycle has completed, indicating that the dishes are clean.

LH

Orange light above

Start button & Eco
light is Red

Dry Enhancement
Mode (before
DD605)

When this option is On, the lid will be held down at the end of
the cycle for 4 hours to enhance drying performance. The drying
fan will also run for that time. (Not used after DD603)

Description

Default

Can be set at minimum level one(one red LED lit) through to

maximum level five (all red LEDs lit)

Refer to water softner U&C for correct settings

Zero

Off

16
Off

Key DishDrawer Installation Points

1. Before installing the DishDrawer, make sure the zip ties on
the drain hoses are removed.

4. The drain hose must must have a high point of a

minimum 29 1/2 from the floor (minimum 6 from the
exit point. The Y connector must be installed
vertically, one hose above the other, as shown below.

2. Be sure the DishDrawer is leveled as shown below.

5. There can be no sag in the drain line after the high

point, as shown below. All excess hose should be
removed.

3. At least two of the side mounts (A/B) must be used to

secure the DishDrawer.
6. Please refer to the installation manual for details on
other installation options.

17

Refrigerator Diagnostics (All Models)

ActiveSmart Input/O utput

To Enter Diagnostics (ActiveSmart): Press and hold the Mode button

and then the Increas e Temperature (Up) button. You will then see the
Fresh Food Temperature in binary code.
- Press the Up button once more for the Freezer Temperature.
- Press the Up button again for Defrost Sensor Temperature
- Press the Up button again to enter the Input/Output Status
Press the Mode button again to exit Diagnostics
To Force A Defrost : Press and hold the Mode button and then the
Decreas e Temperature (Down) button. After two minutes the defrost
element will come on, if the temperature in the freezer is below 46
degrees.
To Take a Light Pen Download : Press and hold the Mode button and
then the Up button, release those and then press the Down button. The
bottom of the thermometer should blink red. Place light pen over this light
fo r the download.

Key Presses before January 2009

Ice & Water Input/O utput

To Enter Diagnostics on Ice & Water Models:

Press and hold the Menu button and the Right arrow
button for 4 seconds. This enters Diagnostics. The current
Refrig.temperature in Celsius is displayed
- Press Right button again for current Freezer temp.
- Press Right button again for Defrost Sensor temp.
- Press Right button again for Input/Output
- Press Right button again three more times for Fault
History H00 indicates no faults in history.
To Take a Light Pen Download:
After entering Diagnostics, press the Left arrow key. dl
will appear in the screen. Place pen on either of the lights
beside the water dispenser for the download.

Key Presses after January 2009

Temperature Settings:
S teps to Diagnosing Poor or No Ice Production
1.
2.
3.
4.

Ensure the customers water and Ice Maker is turned on.

Ensure the Freezer temperature is at or below 14F
Force an Ice Harvest to ensure the Ice Maker motor is functioning and water valve opens. Be sure bin is in place for this test. (refer
to the Key Presses chart above)
Inspect Ice Maker Sensor (locat ed on the bottom of the ice maker). Check for broken wires and proper resistance at the power
module connection (refer to the table on the next page). Note: Left side panel must be removed before dropping ice maker.
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If all checks out, refer to bulletin S-FRFD-09-16 (found on Cool Blue World) for further details.

Refrigerator Fault Codes & Temperature Conversion

Fault Code 1
Reason: On last power up, the power module
failed self test.
Primary Action: Replace power module
Fault Code 2
Reason: The previous 2 defrosts were aborted
after 30 minutes
Primary Action: Check defrost element
Fault Code 3
Reason: The resistance of all the temperature
sensors is outside the normal range
(>45K Ohms)
Primary Action: Check 6 way Rast connector at
power module
Fault Code 4
Reason: The resistance of all the temperature
sensors is outside the normal range
(< 660 Ohms)
Primary Action: Check 6 way Rast
connector at power module
Fault Code 5
Reason: The resistance of the FC sensors is
outside the normal range
(>45K Ohms)
Primary Action: Check sensor connector at power
module
Fault Code 6
Reason: The resistance of the FC sensors is
outside the normal range
(<660 Ohms)
Primary Action: Check sensor connector at power
module
Fault Code 7
Reason: The resistance of the Defrost sensor is
outside the normal range
(>45K Ohms)
Primary Action: Check sensor connector at power
module
Fault Code 8
Reason: The resistance of the Defrost sensor is
outside the normal range
(<660 Ohms)
Primary Action: Check sensor connector
Fault Code 9
Reason: The resistance of the PC sensors is
outside the normal range
(>45K Ohms)
Primary Action: Check sensor connector
Fault Code 10
Reason: The resistance of the PC sensors is
outside the normal range
(<660 Ohms)
Primary Action: Check sensor connector
Fault Code 11
Reason: The current for the LAH, PC &FC Fan is
lower than expected
Primary Action: Check the 6 way fan/LAH,
connector at module.
Fault Code 12
Reason: The current for the LAH, PC &FC Fan is
higher than expected
Primary Action: Check the 6 way fan/LAH,
connector at module.
Fault Code 13
Reason: LAH is drawing less current than
expected.
Primary Action: LAH open circuit
Fault Code 14
Reason: LAH is drawing higher current than
expected.
Primary Action: Check wiring connection
Fault Code 15
Reason: PC fan is drawing less current than
expected.
Primary Action: PC fan open circuit
Fault Code 16
Reason: PC fan is drawing higher than expected
current
Primary Action: Check fan wiring or connections
Fault Code 17
Reason: FC fan is drawing less current than
expected.
Primary Action: FC fan open circuit

Fault Code 18
Reason: FC fan is drawing higher current than
expected.
Primary Action: Check FC fan & wiring circuit
Fault Code 19
Reserved
Fault Code 20
Reason: Flapper heater current low.
Primary Action: Check for short circuit.
Fault Code 21
Reason: Flapper current high
Primary action: Check for short circuit
Fault Code 22
Reason: PC 2 sensor outside limit(>45K Ohms)
Primary action: Check connection at module
Fault Code 23
Reason: PC 2 sensor outside limit(<660 Ohms)
Primary action: Check connection at module
Fault Code 24
Reason: IM sensor outside limit(>45K Ohms)
Primary action: Check connection at module
Fault Code 25
Reason: IM sensor outside limit(<660 Ohms)
Primary action: Check connection at module
Fault Code 26
Reason: IM Motor timed out
Primary action: check gearbox operation
Fault Code 27
Reason: IM Motor current too high
Primary action: check for obstruction
Fault Code 28
Reason: IM Water solenoid current high
Primary action: check solenoid resistance
Fault Code 29
Reason: IM Water solenoid current low
Primary action: open circuit solenoid
Fault Code 30
Reason: No display signal
Primary action: check short/broken wire
Fault Code 31
Reason: No display signal
Primary action: Check short clock/data line
Fault Code 32
Reason: Solenoid driver 1 has failed
Primary Action: Check solenoid resistance. If out
of limits replace solenoid. If OK replace the display
module.
Fault Code 33
Reason: Solenoid driver 2 has failed
Primary Action: Check solenoid resistance. If out
of limits replace solenoid. If OK replace the display
module.
Fault Code 34
Reason: Both Solenoid driver 1 & 2 has failed
Primary Action: Check solenoid resistance. If faulty
replace. If OK replace display module.
Fault Code 40
Reason: IM Solenoid Short circuit Transistor 1
Primary action: check solenoid resistance
Fault Code 41
Reason: IM Solenoid Short circuit Transistor 2
Primary action: Check connections

Fault Code Light Positions

Note: When a fault code is

present the 1 position light will
blink red. Only count this position
if it alternates between red and
green.

Sensor & Ice Maker Test Points

Located at the Power Module

Light codes on Icemaker PCB

To Find The Temperature

1. A dd up the v alue of the
illuminated lights.
2. Subtract 40 from this
number
3. Use the table abov e to
conv ert to Fahrenheit.

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Quick Guide to Fault Finding with VCC Compressors.

1. Turning the product off and on again resets the control algorithm and it will alway s try to start the compressor when the
power supply is switched back on. This is a reliable way of getting the electronics to try to start the compressor when y ou
are f ault f inding.
Note: Compressor Start-up: In case any anomaly occurs during compressor starting, the control will wait 6 seconds
bef ore repeating the start-up. If the compressor doesnt start after 12 trials, the control will wait 8 minutes bef ore repeating
the start-up procedure (this condition may occur when pressures are not equalized between suction and discharge sides
in the refrigeration system. Y ou can by pass the 8-minute wait time by resetting the power, as abov e.
2. Checking the Compressor.
If the compressor fails to start and makes no attempt to start, place your hand on the compressor immediately after
switching the power on so y ou can check f or any v ibrations f rom the compressor. If there is no v ibration at all f rom the
compressor then disconnect the product f rom the power supply and remove the terminal cover f rom the compressor to
check the motor winding resistance. The resistance between any of the 3 pins on the compressor should be
approximately 6.4 ohms. If y ou dont measure this v alue, the compressor is f aulty.
3. Checking the Inverter.
High Voltage Circuit: Whenev er power is
supplied to the ref rigerator, there should
alway s be mains v oltage (110V) in the high
v oltage harness between the Power Control
Module and the VCC Inverter Module. This
can be checked by remov ing the rear cov er of
the VCC Inv erter Module and testing with a
multi-meter. There should be mains v oltage
across the spade terminals abov e the edge
connector at the top of the module. If this is
not present, check the continuity of the
harness from the Power Control Module.
If the harness is OK, replace the Power
Control Module and retest.
Signal Circuit:
Y ou can test the signal circuit between the Power Control Module and the VCC Inv erter Module using a digital multimeter that can measure frequency, (Note: not all digital multi-meters will measure frequency). Remov e the rear
cov er of the VCC Inverter Module and connect the multi-meter across the two pins beside the signal harness edge
connector. When the inverter is trying to drive the compressor, the frequency measured should be between 53Hz
and 150Hz.
Multiplying the frequency measured on the signal circuit by 30 will give the actual compressor speed
(rpm). For example, if the frequency is 53Hz the compressor speed will be 1590rpm, and if it is 150Hz the
compressor speed will be 4500rpm.
If you cannot measure a f requency in the signal circuit, check the continuity of the harness that runs from the
Power Control Module to the Inv erter Module. If the harness is OK then either the Power Control Module or the
Inv erter Module may be f aulty. Systematically replace each module and retest.
Note: If the Power Control Module doesnt detect the correct responses f rom the Inv erter Module, it ceases to
supply a signal to the signal circuit.
VCC Inverter module with rear cover removed.
4. Sealed System Checks:
The VCC compressor will not start if there is a restriction/block on the high-pressure side of the refrigeration
circuit, e.g. f rom oil slugging in the capillary. If all other components have checked OK but the compressor
doesnt operate, there may be a block/restriction in the ref rigeration system, or the compressor may be f aulty.
If the system f low checks OK, then the compressor may be f aulty. Prior to remov ing the compressor from the
product there is one f inal check to see if the compressor operates with no load on it. With the compressor
connected to the Inv erter Module but disconnected f rom the ref rigeration system. Turn the product on and check
if the compressor starts. Make a note of the result of this test on the compressor bef ore removing it from the
product.

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ADVANCED COOKING SYSTEM

True Aero. A Concealed heating

element surrounding the fan in the rear of
the oven heats air which is then blown
into the cavity.

Warm. This is a constant low heat of 165

degrees F from the top outer and the lower
concealed elements.

element and the oven fan come on to sear

the meat. 2: Oven automatically drops to a
lower selected temperature for the
remainder of the cooking time. The oven
fan is off and the top outer and the lower
concealed elements provide the heating

Aero Bake. The oven fan

circulates hot air from the top outer
and the lower concealed elements.

Roast. Two step program. 1: The broil

Bake. Heat comes from the top outer

and the lower concealed elements.

Broil. Heat comes from the inner broil

element.

Aero Pastry. Heat comes from the

lower concealed element and is
circulated through the oven cavity by the
fan.

Maxi Broil. Heat comes from both the

inner and outer broil elements.

Pastry Bake. Uses heat from the

Aero Broil. Heat comes from both the

inner and outer broil elements and is
circulated throughout the oven cavity by
the oven fan

lower concealed element only.

Oven Mode Element and Fan Profiles:

Note: If the oven door is opened during oven use the oven fan and elements w ill turn off
until it is closed again.
Oven Mode

Oven Fan

Cool Fan

Broil Outer

Bake
Aero B ake
W arm
True Aero
Maxi Broil
Broil
Aero Broil
Pastr y Bake
Aero Pastr y
Roast (aerobroil)
Roast (bak e)

(pre-he at only)

Low/Low
Low/Low
Low/Low
Low/Low
Hi/Low
Hi/Low
Hi/Low
Low/Low
Low/Low
Hi/Low
Low/Low

ON
ON
ON

ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
(pre-he at only)

ON
ON
OFF

Broil Inner

Base Elem .
ON
ON
ON
(pre-he at only)

ON
ON

Heating Profile for Self-Clean Pyrolitic C ycle

(0-15sec)
OFF
Hi/Low
(15-30sec)
OFF
Hi/Low
(30-45sec)
OFF
Hi/Low
ON
(45-60sec)
OFF
Hi/Low

Throat Elem.

Smoke
Elem.

(pre-he at only)

ON
ON

ON
ON
ON

ON
ON
ON
ON

ON
ON

Fan Elem.

(pre-he at only)
(pre-he at only)

ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON

ON

ON
ON
ON
ON

ON
ON
ON
ON

21

GAS CONVERSION CHART

RANGE / COOKTOP
Nat.

OUTDOOR
LP.

RGA -304

SIDE BURNER / HEATER

Nat.

LP.

24 BQ
217739

217655

217738

217653

RDS/RGS/CS
0-3K Ft.
217662
3-6K Ft.
238073
6-9K Ft.
238075

217575
238072
238074

RD/RG/C

217677

217590

217687

217599

70616

70610

217689

217601

217700

217614

217728

217642

27 BQ

RDS/RGS305
0-3K Ft.
217663
3-6K Ft.
238069
6-9K Ft.
238071

DCS3648D-BQ

217665
238077
238079

217578
238076
238078

RGT/RDT/RGTC/CP
0-3K Ft.
239718
3-6K Ft.
239729
6-9K Ft.
239730

239717
239731
239732

CT-304
0-3K Ft.
3-6K Ft.
6-9K Ft.

237352
238063
238053

217671

217584

70755

70756

217737

217652

PHFS-P4
0-3K Ft.
70795
70796
3-6K Ft.
***242254 ***242253
6-10K Ft.
***242255

***

217577

NOTE: Altitude kit must be gas type prier

to kit installation.

BGA27
RGSC305
0-3K Ft.
3-6K Ft.
6-9K Ft.

217582

ALL PH-1/2/3

BGA26
217664

217669

BGB131/132

27D-BQR

RDS484GG

LP.

DCS132 & 131

36&48BQ

217576
238068
238070

Nat.
DCS101

217729

217643

217730

217644

217731

217645

217732

70609

70750

70751

70763

70764

70765

70766

217686

xx

217661

235778

217658

217572

241611

241612

BGA36/48

BGA48 BQAR

237351
238062
238064

BGB30

BGB36-BQAR

BGB48-BQAR
CT-365
0-3K Ft.
3-6K Ft.
6-9K Ft.

217657
238066
238066

217571
238065
238067

CTD-304
0-3K Ft.
3-6K Ft.
6-9K Ft.

237352
238063
238063

237351
238062
238064

CTD-365
0-3K Ft.
3-6K Ft.
6-9K Ft.

BGB48-BQR

PC-2600

217657
238066
238066

217571
238065
238067

PCA-2600

xx
NOTE: Listed the part number the customer
will need to convert back to LP.
Qt 1. # 210873 Lp 90* Regulator

EDV-2736

All 30" BFG

22

Washer Com ponents Specifications (GWL & IWL)

Water Valv es
Wash Motor
Pump Motor

13 -22V DC, 64 Ohms (+/- 10%)

32 Ohms across any two windings
110VAC, 7 Ohms (GWL10 - 230VAC, 33 Ohms)

RPS
Lid Lock
Thermistor
Display Module
Div erter Valv e
Inner Tub Weight

15 or 0V, will change as motor turns. No reliable test with multimeter

30VDC when locking, 10VDC holding, 63 Ohms (+/- 10% @68F )
5 VDC, 10,000 Ohms@77F
0-5VDC
Approx. 100V AC, 1.2k - 2.5k Ohms
23.10lb

Washer Com ponents Specification (AquaSm art -WL27, WL37)

Water Valv es
24V DC, 64 Ohms (@68F ) (digitally oper ated)
Wash Motor (Copper Windings) 16 Ohms per phase (+/- 10% @ 68F ) 32 Ohms across a ny two
Wash Motor (Aluminum Windings) 19.5 Ohms per phase (+/- 10%), 39 Ohms (+/- 10%)
Pump Motor
325V DC, 8.1 Ohms per phase (16.2 across any two), 200W max, 60W nominal
Thermistor
10,000 Ohms@77F
Lid Lock
63 Ohms (+/- 10% @68F )
Inner Tub Weight
24lb 3oz

Top-Load Dryer Com ponent Specifications

Gas Components
Gas Igniter
Gas Regulator Valv e
Gas Flame Detector
Electric Components

Specifications
40-200 Ohms (Cold Resistance)
1.4 kOhms (pins 1&2) 560 Ohms (1&3) 1.3kOhms (3&4)
Contacts normally closed, open with heat
Specifications

Element Assembly
13.5 Ohms, 15 Amps, 3.6 KW - 37 Ohms, 5.8 Amps, 1.4KW
Motor - 3 Phase 240W
190 Volts AC 85 Hz, 240W, 1.6 Amps, 9.6 Ohms
Exhaust Temperature Sensor Resistance +/-10% at v arious ambients:
32F - 33 kOhms
50F - 20 kOhms
68F - 12 kOhms
86F - 8 kOhms
104F 5 kOhms
Lid Lock
63 Ohms (+/- 10 Ohms) @ 68F
Door Grabber Motor
24VDC

23

DishDraw er Com ponent Specifications

DD-602 Components

Water Inlet Valv e

Rinse Aid & Dispenser
Mains Filter Board
Stator Winding (motor)
Heater Plate
Heater Track Element
Heater Plate Temperature Sensor
Flood Switch
Exhaust Valv e
Lid Seal Air Pump
DD-603 Components
Water Inlet Valv e
Rinse Aid & Dispenser
Mains Filter Board
Stator Winding (motor)
Heater Plate
Heater Track Element
Heater Plate Power Supply Resistor
Heater Plate Temperature Sensor
Heater Plate Fuseable Link
Dry ing Fan
Water Sof tner Div erter Valv e
Water Sof tner Brine Dispenser
Lid Actuators
Hall Sensor (RPS Sensor)
DD-605 Components
Water Inlet Valv e
Rinse Aid & Dispenser
Mains Filter Board
Stator Winding (motor)
Heater Plate
Heater Track Element
Heater Plate Power Supply Resistor
Heater Plate Temperature Sensor
Heater Plate Fuseable Link
Dry ing Fan
Water Sof tner Div erter Valv e
Water Sof tner Brine Dispenser
Lid Actuators
Hall Sensor (RPS Sensor)

Specifications

15-20 v dc 70 Ohms +/- 5 Ohms

12-20 v dc 70 Ohms +/- 5 Ohms per coil
120 v ac
12-40 v dc 3 phase 2.5 Ohms +/- .2 Ohms per wind
120 v ac
55 +/- 5 Ohms
962 Ohms @ 68F
24 v dc
9-12 v dc 70 Ohms +/- 5 Ohms
3-6 v dc 16 Ohms +/- 2 Ohms
Specifications
24 v dc 60 Ohms +/- 5 Ohms
24 v dc 60 Ohms +/- 5 Ohms per coil
120 60Hz v ac input
80 v dc 3 phase 8 +/-5 Ohms per winding
120 v ac
26 Ohms +/- 5 Ohms
30 Ohms +/- 5 Ohms
962 Ohms @ 68F , 100 0 Ohms @ 86F
514F - 576F
3.4K Ohms
24 v dc 60 Ohms +/- 5 Ohms
24 v dc 60 Ohms +/- 5 Ohms
24 v dc 30 Ohms
4.13 & 3.43 M Ohms +v e in center, -v e to outside
Specifications
24 v dc 65 Ohms +/- 10 Ohms
24 v dc 65 Ohms +/- 10 Ohms per coil
120 60Hz v ac input
80 v dc 3 phase 8 +/-5 Ohms per winding
120 v ac
24 Ohms +/- 3 Ohms
24 Ohms +/- 3 Ohms
12K Ohms @ 68F , 8.3 K Ohms @ 86F
514F - 576F
24v dc2 - 3 Meg Ohms
24 v dc 65 Ohms +/- 10 Ohms
24 v dc 65 Ohms +/- 10 Ohms
24 v dc 30 Ohms
4.13 & 3.43 M Ohms +v e in center, -v e to outside

24

Fisher & Paykel Appliance Quick Reference/Suggested Parts List

Feb-10

includes DCS & Elba models

Washer WL37T26CW, WL37T26DW & WL37T26KW

Above models have aluminum stators. The stators, RPS and rotors (black w/48 magnets) not interchangable
with eailier models. C=LCD, D=LED
Qty
Part #
Description
1 421226USP
Controller, backwards compatible with previous models
1 438515P
RPS, black plastic

Washer WL26CW
Qty
1
1
1
1
1

Part #
420579USP
420776P
479417
421127P
420966

Description
Controller
RPS (same for -15 & -16)
Pump Assembly (SmartPump)
Suspension Rods (4 Pack)
Valve, Inlet, Dispensing

Washer GWL-15, WA37TG, IWL-16, Elba WA37T26EW

Qty
1
1
1
2
1
1
1

Part #
421306USP
420603P
421098P
426862P
420325P
420952P
421029P

Description
Controller
Display, Board IWL-16
Display, Board GWL-15
Diverter Valve (same for 10,-11,-12,-15,-16)
Drain Pump (110 volt)(same for -11,-12, -15, -16)
Suspension Rods (4 Pack) all prior models
Valve, Inlet

Washer GWL-11 & IWL-12

Qty
1
1
1
1

Part #
420094USP
420296P
420238P
420237P

Description
Controller
RPS (same for -10, -11 & -12)
Valve, Inlet, Cold
Valve, Inlet, Hot

Washer GWL-10
Qty
1
1
1
1
1

Part #
426930P
420324P
420313
420148P
420147P

Description
Controller, GWL-10
Drain Pump, ( 220 volt )
Off Balance Switch Kit
Valve, Inlet, Cold
Valve, Inlet, Hot

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DD/S-605's, DD-24D/S tall & standard, DD-124, DD-224

Qty
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

Part #
528356USP
525798
522091
522086
522085
522566
527788P
528136P
528785P
522088

Description
Controller
Drain Hose Extension Kit, fits all
Heater Plate
Hose, Drain
Lid Actuators, Pair (or use black motors for 603, unplug wire at motor)
Lid, diaphragm kit with yokes, fits all EXCPT -602's
Mains Filter Board, RFI (Double)
Rotor Assembly
RPS
Stator

DD-603, DS-603
Qty
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
2

Part #
528397HUSP
528397USP
526860
525926
525925
527702
527137
522401
528044NP
528043P
528113
528112
526623
528437
529849P
527394
525884P
526340NP
528042
529828
527475

Description
Controller (minutes only, after serial UYM735384) (after September 2002)
Controller (hours and minutes, before serial UYM735384)
Dispenser, all models
Drain hose connector, single
Drain hose connector, double
Heater Plate
Hose, Drain, 602-603
Hose, Fill, all models
L C D Display (minutes only, after serial UYM735384)
L C D Display (hours and minutes, before serial UYM735384)
Lid Actuator, Bottom, Pair
Lid Actuator, Top, Pair
Light Tube
Link Support Kit
Mains Filter Board, RFI
Joiner Kit, with clamps
Rotor Assembly, 602 & 603
RPS
Stator
Valve Fill, Double, non softner (529730 2.5L/min)
Wash Arm, all models

DD-602 & DS-602

Qty
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
2

Part #
528148
525872P
528148
525876P
525878P
525869P
528041
525893

Description
Air Pump
Controller
Exhuast valve & pump kit, 525430, 525415
Lid Assembly,with seal
Lid Seal
RPS
Stator
Switch, Drawer

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smartload, aerosmart, DE/G27CW, DGGX2 =DG62TG & DEGX2 = DE62TG

Qty
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2

Part #
479332
395560P
395583
395188P
395664USP
395627USP
395628P
395541

Description
Bearing Assy, inlet (with white grease)
Bearing, glide assy, outlet
Heater Element
Igniter, gas
Motor Control Module, electric
Motor Control Module, gas
Sensor Module
Lint Filter

Front-Load Dryers
1 WE25M35
1 WE4M272

Natural to LP Conversion Kit

Sensor PC Board

Ovens OD-301, OS-301 & OD-302, OS-302

Qty
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

Part #
547392
547393
547385P
547386P
547387P
547388P
547394

Description
Hi Limiter Kit, double/single oven (OD302B/OS302B Iridium)
Hi Limiter Kit, double/single oven (OD302B/OS302B stainless steel)
Hi-Limit Kit, double (OD301V2 & OD302A stainless steel)
Hi-Limit Kit, double (OD301V2 & OD302A iridium)
Hi-Limit Kit, single (OD301V2 & OD302A stainless steel)
Hi-Limit Kit, single (OS301V2 & OS302A iridium)
Hi-Limit Kit, OB30

DCS Indoor and Outdoor

Qty
4
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

Part #
210654
220445
238382
211541
211542
217994
214006P
211812
211840
211813
239010

Description
D Base
C Base
Transformer
Ignitor, small
Ignitor, large
Ignitor, kit with spring and clip
Rods, ceramic
Spark Module, 4 Point
Spark Module, 5 Point
Spark Module, 6 Point
Wrench Kit

Refrigerator Parts
Qty
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1

Part #
374048P
814859
837193P
818980P
819719P
819722P
321107
855203P
836884
819248

Description
Flapper Element
Dual Flow Water Valve
Locking Collets (2 per pack)
Defrost Element
Frozen Water Line Kit - E522 models
Frozen Water Line Kit - RF201 models
Ice Maker Thermistor
Refrig/Freezer/Defrost Thermistor
Ice Maker Assembly
Refrigerator Handle Tool

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