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The reed switch connector can be accessed, with
the top removed. Separate the connector and the
reed switch pins. The dispenser door open is NO
continuity. The dispenser door closed is continuity.
As a follow-up to “the timer won’t advance after
checking timer motor resistance,” rotate the timer
until contacts 10 and 11 close intermittently. If they
have continuity, the problem is the speed control
board, and it should be replaced.
To remove the timer knob, push in and turn coun-
terclockwise. The timer dial is D-shaped and will
pull straight out.
Timer motor resistance is approximately 2.4K
ohms +/- 7%. (See Resistance Chart or Sche-
matic for resistance values.)
To remove the timer, first remove the knob and the
dial indicator. Then, while supporting the timer
from the back, remove two screws and pull the
timer straight out. You may find wire ties; if so, cut
them. Replace and redress the harness when
reinstalling the timer.
All other selector knobs are D-shaped and can be
removed by pulling straight out.
To remove the temperature switch, remove the
top, turn the switch counterclockwise until the
locking ears align, and pull straight out.
The rinse and speed switches are removed by
inserting a small screwdriver to depress tab, then
rotating counterclockwise to remove.
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