Flow Meter

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  • #39081
    mjhservices
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    Whirlpool ADP4502/5 8511 504 15859
    After filling a short while it stops and flashes 7 times which I beleive is the flow meter (correct me if wrong)
    Can this be bought without changing the complete Can-measuring / water chamber as they call it, as the cost is rather high.

    Regards Mark

    #261226
    Penguin45
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    Re: Flow Meter

    Nope, complete assembly. You can buy the reed switch from RS/Maplins and the like for pennies though……

    Chris.

    #261227
    mjhservices
    Participant

    Re: Flow Meter

    Penguin45 wrote:Nope, complete assembly. You can buy the reed switch from RS/Maplins and the like for pennies though……

    Chris.

    1. Would this cure the 7 flashes?
    2. What and where on the dishwasher is the “reed switch”

    Regards Mark

    #261228
    Penguin45
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    Re: Flow Meter

    Normal fault is oxidisation of the contact pads on the reed switch pcb. A good clean and a pinch of the connector usually sorts it. The reed switches themselves can fail, giving no signal when the water wheel spins.

    Chris.

    #261229
    mjhservices
    Participant

    Re: Flow Meter

    Penguin45 wrote:Normal fault is oxidisation of the contact pads on the reed switch pcb. A good clean and a pinch of the connector usually sorts it. The reed switches themselves can fail, giving no signal when the water wheel spins.

    Chris.

    Thank you I shall check this.

    Mark

    #261230
    Martin114
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    Re: Flow Meter

    I use reed switch part no. sw02762 from CPC

    #261231
    mjhservices
    Participant

    Re: Flow Meter

    Martin114 wrote:I use reed switch part no. sw02762 from CPC

    This swich is a different shape etc, how does this fit into the plastic water meter tank on the left hand side of the dishwasher?

    Regards, Mark

    #261232
    Martin114
    Participant

    Re: Flow Meter

    Hi Mark, I pull out the little pcb that houses the reed switch, de-solder the old and solder in the new. I also tin the contact strips with solder to bring them out a bit and make a tighter connection to the plug.

    Cheers,
    Martin

    #261233
    mjhservices
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    Re: Flow Meter

    Martin114 wrote:Hi Mark, I pull out the little pcb that houses the reed switch, de-solder the old and solder in the new. I also tin the contact strips with solder to bring them out a bit and make a tighter connection to the plug.

    Cheers,
    Martin

    Thank you Martin for your reply and advise.

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