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GDF510PGJ2 DOES NOT GET WATER AT ALL


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During fill cycle the water valve showed a maximum of 6 volts AC. I could not figure out how to get the front panel off since there are no screws on the inside of the door. any Ideas on how to remove the panel? Also, is this possibly a control issue?

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Hard to say without knowing if the unit was trying to fill with water when you tested. I can say that the water valve on this should be DC voltage. About 13.5VDC and 32 ohms.

Also, don't mess with the front panel. Its a nightmare and generally doesn't need to come off. Control board is under unit. 

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It sounds like I was running the wrong setting on my meter. It was during the fill cycle.

Thanks for the advice on the front panel!

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