Old Philips d/w

[scots]

Hi
Anyone got wiring & sequence charts for a Philips ADG635 dishwasher.
It keeps stopping mid prog and I’ve checked all the usual, heater, stats, blockages etc..
Any help appriciated

Brian

[pup]

Re: Old Philips d/w

hi
check hose where main motor fit might be blocked

[scots]

Re: Old Philips d/w

Thx for reply pup, no blockages there though..

Brian

[pup]

Re: Old Philips d/w

hi
just a thouht have check main motor had one where bit of plastic stuck there water not flowing through ws was not heating fully

[Bernie]

Re: Old Philips d/w

I have found broken wires in the door at the bottom it will stick part way through. Have got some wiring diagrams but not this one sorry and its not on the CD .

Bernie

[johnmac11]

Re: Old Philips d/w

No diagrams on SIOS as it is to old, the only diagrams available for that model were on paper or Microfeche and I dont think anyone will have one now.
I would check all the thick wires that go through the door frame and IIRC the usual culprits were the heater / stat wires

John.

[scots]

Re: Old Philips d/w

Thanks for all the replys, wires in door were the first thing I checked, shame as its nice and easy….as this machine has 3 yes 3 pressure switches (and I’ve made sure all the tubes were clear) its really awckward trying to trace wires thats why I hoped I could get a diagram.

Thanks again all

[keithwilliams]

Re: Old Philips d/w

i’ve got a service manual for this lying around in my storage somewhere. i’ll have a look tomorrow and re-post tomorrow night.

if you’ve checked all the usual suspects, i think i’d have a look at the pressostat which is connected to the spraypump impeller housing. if i remember correctly it was called a dynamic pressure regulator.

i used to recon at least 20+ of these machines a week, but that was at least eight years ago and it’s shocking how quickly i’ve forgotten all about them.

[scots]

Re: Old Philips d/w

Cheers Keith, any help welcome, I assume you mean high pressure pressure switch?. I remember them from my Hoover days, no easy way to test that one.

Brian

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