Fisher & Paykel DD60DCHB7 Service Manual

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F5X: Lid Faults Yes No
F51: Lid Motor Not Turning/F54: Lid Motor Not Stalling
1 Are there any obstructions within the tub? especially around the edge of the tub
where the lid seals.
Tall utensils placed in the utensil basket can also stop the lid from closing.
Are all the yoke clips securely fastened to the lid?
>>A >>2
2 Is the lid system physically damaged or disconnected. Check for foreign objects that
can cause the lid to jam. Check the side securing tabs are not pushed through the
chassis fouling on the lid yokes.
>>A >>3
3 Check the resistance of each lid motor, only replace a lid motor if it is open or short
circuit. Did this x the fault?
>>A >>4
4 Do the lids move in both upwards and downwards direction in hardware output
diagnostic test mode. This can be done with the drawer open for visibility.
>>A >>5
5 Did this clear the fault and are the lids now operating? >>A >>8
F52: Lid Motor Undercurrent
6 Is the lid motor harness securely and correctly connected? Do the harness
connections at the lid motor show signs of any water damage, corrosion or arcing?
>>A >>7
7 Replace the harness. Does this clear the fault? >>A >>8
8 Replace the motor controller. >>A
F4: Heater Plate Fault Yes No
1 Do the harness connections at the heater plate show any signs of water damage,
corrosion or arcing? If so replace the damaged harness.
>>A >>2
2 Check the resistance of the heating element. Is it outside the spec (refer to section
2.5). If so replace the heating element, does the fault still occur?
>>3 >>A
3 If the fault is still occurring replace the motor controller. >>A
F3X: Over-Temperature Faults Yes No
F30 fault: Invalid Temperature
1 Is the thermistor damaged or disconnected? >>A >>2
2 Measure the resistance of the thermistor ( between pins 1 & 2 of the TEMP connector
on the wash controller). It should be approx 10k Ω at 25
o
C (77
o
F), is it within spec?
>>5 >>3
3 Replace the thermistor. Is the fault still present? >>5 >>A
F31 Fault: Over Temperature
4 Is the incoming water temperature too hot, over 85
o
C (185
o
F) ? >>A >>2
5 Check the heating element resistance on the tub faulting. Is the heating element out
of spec? (refer section 2.5)
>>A >>6
6 Check the element operation in hardware output mode in diagnostics, ll the tub
with 2 litres (1/2 gallon) of water before switching on the element. Is it working OK?
>>A >>7
7 If the fault is still occurring replace the wash controller for the tub faulting. >>A
7 FAULT DIAGNOSTICS
F1: Flood Detected Yes No
1 Remove the bottom tub, this will require some force to pull it open, is there water in
the base of the chassis?
>>2 >>9
2 Was there anything in the tubs which obstructed the lid from closing? like large
utensils?
>>3 >>9
3 Make sure the lid system is free from obstructions. Check that the lid system is
operating correctly by entering diagnostic hardware output mode and actuating the
lid motors (Ld). If either of the lid motors fails to actuate correctly, check that the side
installation tab is not obstructing the lid yoke. If there are no obstructions, replace the
lid actuator.
>>A >>4
4 Did the tub overll? If so check the ll valve in diagnostic hardware output mode to
ensure it can turn the water supply on and o.
>>A >>5
5 Is there any foam in the tub? If there is foam, try and determine the cause, i.e. has
liquid detergent been used, or has the customer spilt rinse aid into the tub. Remove
as much foam as possible from the tub and clear the chassis base of water, does this
clear the fault?
>>A >>6
6 Is the motor rotor jammed? can it be turned freely? or is the wash impellor loose on
the motor rotor shaft?
>>A >>7
7 Check for other leak sources. Possible leak sites are the lid seal, seals around the
heater and the wash motor, damaged ll or drain hose or a damaged O-ring where
the drain cu connects to the motor housing. Are any of these damaged or leaking?
>>A >>8
8 Remove the excess water from the chassis base, especially around the ood sensor
area and run the product and check for leaks.
>>A >>9
9 No water in the chassis base, check for corrosion around the ood sensor and ensure
that the ood sensor is correctly positioned and not touching the chassis base.
>>A >>10
10 Replace the main motor controller. >>A
F2X: Motor Faults Yes No
1 Is the harness connected correctly? >>2 >>A
2 Do the harness connections at the motor and motor controller show signs of water
damage, corrosion or arcing? If so replace the damaged harness. Does this clear the
fault?
>>A >>3
3 Check the resistance of the motor coils (8 Ω) 16 Ω phase to phase, are these OK? >>7 >>A
F21: Bridge Over Temperature
4 Is the motor rotor free to turn by hand and is not jammed? If it is jammed remove and
check for obstructions, reassemble and test. Does this clear the fault?
>>A >>9
F24: Motor Stalled/Stopped/Overload
5 Is the motor rotor clear of foreign objects? If not clear the obstruction and test. Does
this clear the fault?
>>A >>9
F25: Motor Loss of Phase
6 Is the motor rotor correctly installed? >>A >>7
7 Replace the motor rotor and run the wash motor in hardware output mode for at
least 10 seconds. Does it operate correctly?
>>A >>8
8 Replace the motor stator assembly and then run the motor rotor again in the wash
direction in hardware output mode. Does it now operate correctly?
>>A >>9
9 Replace the motor controller. >>A
F7X: Fill Valve Faults Yes No
F70: Fill Valve High Current/F71: Fill Valve Low Current
1 Do the harness connections at the ll valve and motor controller show any signs of
water damage, corrosion or arcing. Replace the harness if damaged. Ensure that the
harness is correctly and securely connected. Did this x the fault?
>>A >>2
2 Can you run the ll valve in diagnostic hardware output mode? >>A >>3
3 Replace water valve. Does the fault still occur? >>4 >>A
4 Replace the motor controller. >>A

Fisher & Paykel DD60DCHB7 Specifications

General

Brand	Fisher & Paykel
Model	DD60DCHB7
Category	Dishwasher
Language	English