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Whirlpool Dishwasher Model WDT780SAEM1 Stops Mid Cycle


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Unit is 5 years old. Starts cycle, fills with water, cycle starts normally but just stops after a few moments. This happens on all settings. Diagnostic shows F6/E4. No leaks are visible. Checked supply line, checked drain line. Unplugged unit to reset but still have same issue. Removed unit from cabinet, tilting it to remove all water. Please advise…Jack 

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Does it fill with water, and drain properly? 
Very possible that the wash motor is malfunctioning. I’ve run into a slew of these where the wash pump either draws too much current and the control board cuts off power to it, or the pump’s motor ohms open. I’d ohm-out the pump (light blue wires) to start. 

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Thanks! I have determined that the wash motor pump is bad. I ordered a clone for $59.00 delivered, WP wants $250.00 for the pump which can fail in less then a year, bad design of motor and it’s graphite bearing . Will update the outcome.

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Changing wash motor when you have a leak sensor error?

Good luck with that. 
 

You need to determine why leak sensor is being activated(source of leak)

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16345Ed 

I guess you think you know it all right ? Absolutely no leaks present. Replacement clone wash motor cured the issue. And I even managed to replace just the motor portion of the pump. Most don’t realize that it is not necessary to swap out the entire assembly. $59.00 for the part. Afterwards the F6 E4 code was gone.

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