Why Dexter Laundry Washer machine tumbles in one direction?
If your Dexter Laundry Washer is only tumbling in one direction, remove the inspection cover at the rear and record any numbers or letters displayed. Consult the fault code section for more information. Additionally, inspect the yellow enable wires from the main relay PCB and at the VFD.
Why is my Dexter Laundry T-300 Washer vibrating excessively?
Excessive vibration in your Dexter Laundry Washer can stem from a few key areas. First, check the mounting system's strength, including the concrete or base, and ensure the mounting bolts are tightened. A worn drive belt can also cause vibration and noise, so inspect its condition. Lastly, be aware that small loads can contribute to out-of-balance loading, increasing vibration.
What to do if my Dexter Laundry T-300 Washer door does not lock?
If the door of your Dexter Laundry Washer isn't locking, first check the display for a fault code, specifically 'DOOR LOCK ERROR,' and follow the tests described in the fault code section if it appears. Next, verify that the door locking motor is receiving 24 VAC (50 Hz) from the main relay PCB; if it is, replace the motor. Also, check for continuity through the door latch switch when the door is closed; adjust or replace the switch if there's no continuity.
What to do if hot water does not enter the tub in wash cycle of my Dexter Laundry T-300 Washer?
If hot water isn't entering the tub during the wash cycle of your Dexter Laundry Washer, start by checking the water valve coil for continuity at the terminals and replace it if there's no continuity. Also, check for 24 VAC (50 Hz) power from the main relay PCB. Inspect the water inlet screens for blockage and clean them if necessary. Ensure that the water supply is turned on and operating correctly. Finally, check the black and white wire at the Molex plug on the main PCB controller P21 connection and at the PCB relay board P20 connection, and examine the pressure switch continuity between terminal contacts. If no continuity, check the pressure switch hose for obstruction. If the hose is okay then change the pressure switch.
What to do if cold water does not enter the tub in wash cycle of my Dexter Laundry Washer?
If cold water isn't entering the tub during the wash cycle of your Dexter Laundry Washer, start by checking the water valve coil for continuity at the terminals and replace it if there's no continuity. Also, check for 24 VAC (50 Hz) power from the main relay PCB. Inspect the water inlet screens for blockage and clean them if necessary. Ensure that the water supply is turned on and operating correctly. Finally, check the black and white wire at the Molex plug on the main PCB controller P21 connection and at the PCB relay board P20 connection, and examine the pressure switch continuity between terminal contacts. If no continuity, check the pressure switch hose for obstruction. If the hose is okay then change the pressure switch.
How to fix excessive vibration in Dexter Laundry T-300 Washer?
To address excessive vibration in your Dexter Laundry Washer, check the strength of the mounting structure (concrete or base) and ensure the mounting bolts are tightened. A worn drive belt can also cause vibration and noise, so inspect and replace if necessary. Keep in mind that small loads can contribute to out-of-balance loading, increasing vibration.
What to do if Dexter Laundry T-300 door does not lock?
If the door on your Dexter Laundry Washer isn't locking, check the display for any fault codes. Specifically, if F1 is displayed, consult the fault code section for further instructions. Verify that the door locking mechanism is receiving the appropriate voltage from the main relay PCB; if it is, consider replacing the mechanism. Also, check the door latch switch for continuity when the door is closed; adjust or replace the switch if there is no continuity.
What to do if Dexter Laundry T-300 door will not open?
If the door of your Dexter Laundry Washer won't open, examine the thermoactuator and its mechanism for any sticking or binding that may prevent the door lock mechanism from opening. Ensure the locking thermoactuator isn't receiving 120VAC (60 Hz) or 24 VAC (50 Hz) during the last 1 1/2 minutes of the cycle, and that the unlocking thermoactuator is receiving the correct voltage during the last minute. If the timing and voltage are correct, replace the thermoactuator. Also, check the door rod from the mechanism to the lock assembly to ensure it's long enough to allow the lock assembly to disengage; adjust the rod if necessary. Finally, check that the door lock mechanism isn't stuck closed; replace it if it is.
What to do if water drains slowly from my Dexter Laundry T-300 Washer?
If water is draining slowly from your Dexter Laundry Washer, check the hoses and drain valve for blockages. Ensure the building drain is of adequate size and inspect building drains for blockages.
What to do if water comes in but the level does not rise in my Dexter Laundry T-300 Washer?
If water enters your Dexter Laundry Washer but the level doesn't rise, check the drain valve for blockages and inspect the drain valve motor and gear train. If there is power to the valve but the drain valve does not close, replace the drain valve and motor. Check for power to the drain valve; if there's no power, check the (brn/yel) wire at the PCB relay board. If there's no power on the (brn/yel) wire when the washer is in a wash cycle, replace the relay board. Also, check the black and white wire at the Molex plug on the main PCB controller P21 connection and at the PCB relay board P20 connection.
General| Brand | Dexter Laundry |
|---|---|
| Model | T-300 |
| Category | Washer |
| Language | English |
Defines symbols indicating prohibited actions and safety mandates.
Explains symbols related to general caution, hazards, and potential dangers.
Defines symbols providing additional information or reminders for users.
Lists and identifies different Dexter washer models and their designations.
Describes the general features, materials, and operational aspects of the washers.
Clarifies technical terms and acronyms used in the manual for user understanding.
Technical data for standard vended washer models, including dimensions and capacity.
Technical data for express vended washer models, including dimensions and capacity.
Technical data for Stacked Washer/Dryer (SWD) models, including dimensions and capacity.
Step-by-step instructions for properly installing the washing machine, including foundation and connections.
Guidelines for operating the washer, selecting cycles, and avoiding improper use.
Procedures for daily and quarterly checks and cleaning to ensure machine reliability.
Instructions for setting up and customizing washer features, cycles, and pricing.
Information on error codes and their meanings for troubleshooting washer issues.
Guidance for qualified personnel on repair, maintenance, and problem-solving.
Lists available accessories and common service parts for the washing machines.
Explains the symbol for Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment and its disposal significance.
Identifies the manufacturer and their authorized representative for compliance matters.
Lists the specific washer models covered by the declaration of conformity.
Cites the directives and standards to which the product conforms.
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