Fagor AD-48W User Manual (English)

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tiffanyjonesAug 18, 2025
Why is my Fagor AD-48W Dishwasher not cleaning dishes properly?
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  Regina BlackAug 18, 2025
  If dishes are not coming out clean enough from your Fagor Dishwasher, consider the following: * Review the proper loading techniques, avoiding overloading. * Inspect the washing and rinsing arms for any blockages or debris and ensure they rotate freely. Clean if necessary. * Check the drain for clogs and remove any obstructions. Ensure the drain hose isn't kinked. * Make sure the dishwasher is level by adjusting the legs.
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Thomas BanksAug 27, 2025
Why is my Fagor AD-48W not filling with water?
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  Albert MartinAug 27, 2025
  If your Fagor Dishwasher isn't filling or reaching the correct water level, and the power light is on, check the following: * Make sure the hose isn't blocked or kinked, the water valve is open, and the pressure is above 20 psi. * Ensure the machine is level by adjusting the legs. * Inspect the overflow tube and O-ring, ensuring they are properly attached and in good condition. * Check the wiring at the door switch for loose connections; if none, replace the switch or the door relay. * Verify voltage at terminal 2 (brown) and GND on the fill pressure switch (P1). If there's no voltage, P1 may be stuck. * Check the wiring and voltage at the rinse/fill valve; replace the fill valve if necessary.
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James Snyder MDAug 31, 2025
How to troubleshoot slow filling and weak rinse in Fagor AD-48W?
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  njenkinsAug 31, 2025
  If your Fagor Dishwasher fills slowly or has a weak rinse, consider these solutions: * Make sure the inlet water pressure is between 20 and 25 psi. * Inspect the hose strainer for clogs. * Disconnect the hose from the fill valve and inspect the filter screen inside for debris. Replace the rinse/fill valve if needed. * Check the temperature with a calibrated thermometer at the temperature sensor location. Replace the temperature gauge if needed.
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Frederick StoneSep 3, 2025
What to do if Fagor AD-48W rinse water isn't reaching 180°F?
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  Paula RamseySep 3, 2025
  If the rinse water in your Fagor Dishwasher isn't reaching 180°F, try these steps: * Check that the rinse temperature probe sensor is properly inserted inside the probe well. Replace the Tc thermostat and/or boiler element and heater relay. Reconnect or replace the temperature sensor if A4 or A5 is displayed. * Reset the high limit stat by pressing the red button. Replace it if necessary. Ensure the heater relay is working correctly and the Tc thermostat is cutting off below 195°F. * Verify voltage at the heater relay coil. If the solenoid isn't closing when receiving voltage, replace the heater relay. * Check the boiler element for continuity; if it's open, replace the heater.
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johnsonjonathonSep 7, 2025
Why is the wash water in my Fagor Dishwasher not reaching 150°F?
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  annettefarmerSep 7, 2025
  If the wash water in your Fagor Dishwasher isn't reaching 150°F, check the following: * Ensure the incoming water temperature is at least 120°F and the pressure is at least 20 psi. The optimal temperature is 140°F, and the optimal pressure is 25 psi. * Verify that there is power on violet coming from Tc to Tt. Reconnect or replace the temperature sensor if A4 or A5 is displayed. * Verify voltage to the t-stat. If voltage has been verified ok, check tank heater relay Ct. * Verify voltage at the heater relay coil. If the solenoid isn't closing when receiving voltage, replace the heater relay. * Check the tank heater for continuity; if it's open, replace the heater.
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Kimberly PowellSep 10, 2025
How to fix Fagor Dishwasher that won't turn on?
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  Mario Howard MDSep 10, 2025
  If your Fagor Dishwasher won't turn on and the power light isn't lit, try the following: * Reset the service breaker. If it trips again, contact an electrician. * Ensure the unit is connected to a live power feed, and verify the voltage and proper phasing. * Make sure power is being supplied to the circuit board. Check for loose wiring and the circuit board fuse. Verify voltage between R (brown) and N (blue). If 208V-240V is found, replace the circuit board.