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Dishwasher Circ. Pump Not Working - Kenmore 665.16039403 - Tech Sheet Needed


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I am trying to fix my Kenmore dishwasher.  The circulation pump is not turning on.  The rest of the functions of the dishwasher work fine.

I removed the circulation pump and bench tested it.  It ran fine with no noise.

I checked continuity of the wires going from the control board to the circ. pump and all were continuous.

Does someone have a tech sheet for this (or something similar)?  I need the wiring diagram to continue diagnosing.  There is no sheet behind the kick plate or door skin.

Thank you.

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Pretty simple to diagnose.  Whirlpool is known for failed wash pumps, and this is a whirlpool. It can fail intermittently.  Reassemble the machine if you haven't already, pull the connector off the wash motor,  stick a meter on it preferably set to LoZ if the meter has it, run a test cycle, after it fills you should get ~120vac at the harness.  If you do, replace the motor, if you don't,  replace the board

Posted

Robin,

Thank you for the tips.  I reassembled and ran a test cycle.  I saw the 120v coming from the board.  I paused, and hooked it back to the wash pump.  The pump then came on as normal.  I'll be replacing the motor.  Thanks again.

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No problem 👍 

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