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[COLOR="DarkRed"]Yes the fill valve.[/COLOR]
Yes
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Also how long after start would voltage be applied tot he valve? immediatelay , 5 seconds?[/COLOR]
Not sure
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I reomve the two wires from the valve and put my meter accross the wires?[/COLOR]
You should not have to remove the wires unless there is 0 volts.
If there is 0 volts then also try it with the wires removed from the valve.
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Yes the fill valve. Thats 120Vac? Also how long after start would voltage be applied tot he valve? immediatelay , 5 seconds? I reomve the two wires from the valve and put my meter accross the wires? Thanks
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[COLOR="Red"]Got voltage to solenoid[/COLOR]
Yes if you get 120 volts across the valve and it does not open it is toast.
I am assuming that by solenoid you mean the valve.
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Dishwasher came with house purchase - I do not know how long its been off. When any cycle is chosen and start is pressed, motor spins for about 30 seconds and shuts off. Confirmed water to water fill valve. Removed valve and flushed some sediment out. Overfill float assmbly good - Got voltage to solenoid, Valve bad? Button Control? Thoughts?
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