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There is a clip that holds the flap in the check valve. I removed the clip and the flap and did find a blockage that looked like it was part if the valve before I removed the flap......going to re install and re try
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Remove the check valve and make sure the hole in the pump plate is clear. See how water will go without the check valve.
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Gene:
Is there another way to get to the check valve? I have tried every sort of way to get the wash impeller screw off but it is on tight. I am afraid of damaging the wash impeller as I try to get it off. I have a Whirlpool GU980CGQ3. The unit is 9 years old so I am not going to drop huge money into a fix since I am at the tale end of it's life.
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Because I was going to from the top as I followed the diagram that the check valve shows it on. It was not until you sent the one with the front door assembly that I realized that it was right behind the access panel :o Cleaned the valve and did a quick rinse. Drained fine. Thanks Gene!!
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You are welcome. I'm glad you were able to fix it.
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Gene: Does this also apply to Whirlpool dishwasher Model DU945PWPT0? And in your response from above: Originally Posted by: Gene The second thing I would check is the check valve (#15 on the pump & motor break down diagram). Remove all water from the dishwasher, remove the bottom panel, disconnect the drain hose from the check valve and unscrew it. are you saying unscrew the valve? Thanks, j
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Thanks for the quick reply Gene! That did it it; just a tiny bedazzle bead from one of my daughter's toys.
thanks again! j
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