Hello everyone.
There is a problem with the Whirlpool ADP4739 dishwasher. The dishwasher draws water and, after about 2 minutes, drains and displays error F6. The programmer has found damage to the programmer. After opening the programmer, at least visually you cannot see any burned elements or paths. I checked the triac No. 1 (ACS 1086S S844) with a multimeter and they do not show short circuits. As for Triac No. 2 (ACS 120 07S), I'm not sure it's functional. When checking the multimeter I have set the circuit continuity (note). When I put the minus to the G foot and the plus to the T2, it is conduction as with triacs No. 1 but without taking the minus probe from G and by placing the probe to T1, there is conduction as if the triac was turned on. This phenomenon does not occur if I apply a plus probe to the G foot. It also does not occur with triacs No. 1. As for triac No. 3 (RNM P2F), it conducts in every position, but it is possible that without desoldering the measurements are incorrect and after the determinations I am not sure if it would be a triac. The resistors are all checked and hold resistance as normal by designation.
Checked micro switch on the water distributor valve in working order.
I am not an electronics specialist, so please be forgiving. What else and how can I check?
Thank you in advance for your help.
Regards.
There is a problem with the Whirlpool ADP4739 dishwasher. The dishwasher draws water and, after about 2 minutes, drains and displays error F6. The programmer has found damage to the programmer. After opening the programmer, at least visually you cannot see any burned elements or paths. I checked the triac No. 1 (ACS 1086S S844) with a multimeter and they do not show short circuits. As for Triac No. 2 (ACS 120 07S), I'm not sure it's functional. When checking the multimeter I have set the circuit continuity (note). When I put the minus to the G foot and the plus to the T2, it is conduction as with triacs No. 1 but without taking the minus probe from G and by placing the probe to T1, there is conduction as if the triac was turned on. This phenomenon does not occur if I apply a plus probe to the G foot. It also does not occur with triacs No. 1. As for triac No. 3 (RNM P2F), it conducts in every position, but it is possible that without desoldering the measurements are incorrect and after the determinations I am not sure if it would be a triac. The resistors are all checked and hold resistance as normal by designation.
Checked micro switch on the water distributor valve in working order.
I am not an electronics specialist, so please be forgiving. What else and how can I check?
Thank you in advance for your help.
Regards.
