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  1. BrokenDW
    Hello, I have a question on how to test a turbidity sensor in a DW. From the web I have read this: " you can test the turbidity sensor at connection P12 of the control board. From pin 1 to pin 3, " Also I have included the actual board as an image. I have 3 questions on this. Assume the power to the DW is OFF. 1. Do you touch the probes which are yellow lines and referenced as A in the image? 2. Do you touch the probes which are orange lines and referenced as B in the image? 3. Why can't you take out the OWI sensor completely from the DW, and test pins 1 and pins 3 on the actual OWI sensor? I have not mentioned Ohms here at all, since the problem is what exactly do the multimeter probes come in contact with. Thanks, Rick P.S. In advance I hope I posted this message to the correct section of this forum.
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