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Re: Diplomat ADP8332 – No Power.

Hi, sorry, I think I understand now… There will be a remote socket above the work top (which is fine) but also a cable plate on the wall behind the machine (which may have blown)? I’ll pull out the machine and have a check at some point after Christmas and post back then. Thanks for your help.

D.

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Re: Diplomat ADP8332 – No Power.

Ahhh Torx fixings… If I’d know that I could have asked santa bring me a set of drivers!!!

I read some of the other posts about the circulation motor leaking and what you say about the water blowing the computer makes sense. So is it likely that I will have a burnt out cable plate and a blown computer and also I’ll need to replace the faulty circulation motor?

I suppose you do get what you pay for, but I expected even a cheap dishwasher to last more than 10 cycles!!!

If I get the machine out and there’s water in the tray I take it that means there’s is a leak caused by the circulation motor? Also, will it be pretty obvious if the cable plate has blown?

Is this looking like it may be wiser to get a new (better) machine?

Cheers,

D.

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Re: Diplomat ADP8332 – No Power.

Hi Penguin, The dishwater is built in, so can’t pull it out or lean it back. Would water in the tray underneath cause the machine to ‘power off’? When I take the kick-board off to reveal the bottom metal plate of the machine it is fixed with strangely shaped screws so can’t undo them (not flat or +). Is there any way that I’d be able to see if there was water in the tray underneath (there’s no leaks on the floor btw).

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Re: Diplomat ADP8332 – No Power.

Hi Simon, Yeah. It’s not a ‘normal’ plug, but a remote socket. Power is fine at that (red light is on) and fuse is fine. I think the power supply is all okay (my mate is an electrician and he checked the power the last time this happened).

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