What to do if my Jackson DishStar HT doesn’t drain when the power button is pressed?
If your Jackson Dishwasher isn’t draining when you press the power button, the issue could be due to: * A clogged drain. Remove any obstructions to clear it. * A defective drain valve. In this case, the valve will need to be replaced.
What to do if no water comes through the arms when the "WASH/DELIME" switch is pressed on my Jackson DishStar HT?
If no water is coming through the arms when you press the "WASH/DELIME" switch on your Jackson Dishwasher, it could be because: * The water is not turned on. Make sure to turn the water on. * A defective solenoid valve. Replace the solenoid valve.
How to stop water overflow from the bottom of the Jackson DishStar HT door?
If water is overflowing from the bottom of your Jackson Dishwasher's door, here are a few things to check: * A clogged drain may be the culprit; remove any obstructions. * Ensure the machine is level, adjusting its height if necessary. * Excessive inlet pressure can cause overflow; install or adjust a pressure regulator, ensuring flow meets the data plate specifications. * Too much detergent can lead to foaming; reduce the quantity you're using. * A missing wash/rinse arm end-cap can also cause this issue; replace it if it's missing.
Why is the wash temperature not at the required range in my Jackson DishStar HT Dishwasher?
If the wash temperature of your Jackson Dishwasher is not at the required range, consider the following possible causes: 1. Low water level. Check the water level and run a new fill cycle if it's low. 2. RTD setpoint too slow. Check the fault screen and adjust the wash temperature setpoint. 3. Defective RTD. Replace the RTD. 4. Defective wash heater. Replace the heater element. 5. Defective heater contactor R1. Replace it.
Why is there little or no water coming through the wash/rinse assemblies of my Jackson Dishwasher?
If you're experiencing little to no water coming through the wash/rinse assemblies of your Jackson Dishwasher, it could be due to: * Limed-up heads or piping. Delime the heads to resolve this. * Low water pressure. Adjust the pressure regulator (not supplied) or increase the pipe size to the machine.
Why is rinse water not at the required temperature range in my Jackson DishStar HT Dishwasher?
If the rinse water in your Jackson Dishwasher isn't reaching the required temperature range, consider these potential reasons: * Incoming rinse water not meeting the minimum criteria indicated on the machine data plate. Adjust as required. * A defective RTD. Replace it if necessary. * Damaged rinse heaters. Check amperages and replace if necessary. * Setpoint screens set too low. Adjust the rinse tank setpoint.
Why doesn’t the wash motor operate on delime wash in my Jackson Dishwasher?
If the wash motor isn’t operating during the delime wash cycle on your Jackson Dishwasher, the possible causes include: * Loose or broken wires. Reconnect or replace the wires in the motor. * A defective "WASH/DELIME" switch. Verify the switch triggers input on the PLC. If not, check the wiring or replace the membrane. * A defective motor starting relay. Replace the relay. * The machine is in FAULT mode and locked out. Review the fault screen for active faults.
What to do if rinse water runs continuously in my Jackson DishStar HT Dishwasher even with the breaker turned off?
If the rinse water runs continuously in your Jackson Dishwasher even after the breaker is turned off, it could be due to: * A defective plunger in the solenoid valve. Replace the plunger. * A defective diaphragm in the solenoid valve. Replace the diaphragm.
Why is there no indication of pressure in my Jackson DishStar HT Dishwasher?
If there is no pressure indication in your Jackson Dishwasher, it could be due to: * Water being turned off. Turn the water on. * Pressure gauge failure. Replace the pressure gauge.
General| Brand | Jackson |
|---|---|
| Model | DishStar HT |
| Category | Dishwasher |
| Language | English |
Process for registering the product warranty.
Details the warranty coverage for parts and labor.
Specifies limitations on warranty travel time and mileage.
Outlines the warranty for replacement parts.
Manufacturer reserves the right to make design changes.
States warranties not covered or implied by the manufacturer.
Defines exclusive remedies and liability limits.
Lists conditions and parts not included in the warranty.
Describes the high-temperature undercounter dishmachine.
Describes the low-temperature undercounter dishmachine.
Describes the low-temperature with wash tank heater model.
Explains safety and informational symbols used in the manual.
Lists and defines common abbreviations and acronyms.
Provides physical dimensions and clearances for the machine.
Details capacity, tank sizes, and temperature requirements.
Lists voltage, phase, frequency, and load requirements.
Procedures for checking packaging and machine for damage.
Steps for removing the machine from its packaging.
General guidelines and responsibilities for plumbing connections.
Details water hardness testing and connection requirements.
Discusses the use of an optional pressure regulator.
Recommends installing a shock absorber to prevent water hammer.
Instructions for connecting the drain line and air-gap requirements.
Steps to check for leaks after plumbing connections.
Guidelines for making electrical and grounding connections.
Verifying incoming power voltage against the data plate.
Considerations for the area surrounding the machine due to heat.
Notes that thermostats are factory-set and require authorized adjustment.
Information on chemical feeder placement and sanitizer type.
Steps for placing chemical tubes into containers.
Instructions for priming chemical feeder pumps.
Further steps for priming chemical feeder pumps.
Guide to programming chemical feeder pump settings.
Detailed steps for programming chemical feeder pumps.
Continued steps for programming chemical feeder pumps.
Final steps for programming chemical feeder pumps.
Instructions for leveling the dishmachine using adjustable feet.
Procedure for filling the wash tub for HT models.
Pre-operation checks for the dishmachine.
Steps to fill the wash tub before operation.
Guidelines for properly preparing ware for washing.
Procedure for running a wash cycle with a rack.
Routine checks for the dishmachine during operation.
Daily procedures for shutting down and cleaning the machine.
Continued steps for machine shutdown and cleaning.
Procedure for removing lime scale from the HT model.
Procedure for removing lime scale from LT/LT-H models.
Factors influencing detergent usage and efficiency.
Recommendations for routine maintenance by qualified personnel.
Adjusts the rinse temperature.
Adjusts the drain cycle time.
Adjusts the detergent dispensing time.
Adjusts the rinse-aid dispensing time.
Adjusts detergent priming cycle duration.
Adjusts rinse-aid priming cycle duration.
Selects Fahrenheit or Celsius for temperature display.
Lists error codes, possible causes, and remedies.
Tables of common observations, causes, and remedies.
Exploded view and part numbers for the HT control panel.
Exploded view and part numbers for the LT control panel.
Exploded view and part numbers for the LT-H control panel.
Exploded view and part numbers for the HT display panel.
Exploded view and part numbers for the LT display panel.
Exploded view and part numbers for the LT-H display panel.
Diagram and part numbers for the terminal block box.
Exploded view and part numbers for HT chemical feeder pumps.
Diagram and part numbers for the LT/LT-H chemical feeder assembly.
Exploded view and part numbers for LT/LT-H feeder pumps.
Diagram and part numbers for HT model plumbing components.
Diagram and part numbers for LT/LT-H plumbing components.
Details optional plumbing accessories like shock absorbers and PRVs.
Exploded view and part numbers for the vacuum breaker assembly.
Diagram and part numbers for the wash manifold assembly.
Exploded view and part numbers for the motor and pump assembly.
Diagram and part numbers for HT wash arm assembly.
Diagram and part numbers for LT/LT-H rinse arm assembly.
Exploded view and part numbers for the HT rinse tank.
Diagram and part numbers for the HT model door assembly.
Diagram and part numbers for the LT/LT-H door assembly.
Parts related to door operation and mounting.
Diagrams and part numbers for frame and panel parts.
Diagrams and part numbers for various unrelated parts.
Diagrams and part numbers for stand assemblies and feet.
Exploded view and part numbers for LT-H heater components.
Diagram and part numbers for the vacuum switch assembly.
Instructions for installing the vacuum switch assembly.
Wiring schematic for the DishStar HT model.
Wiring schematic for DishStar LT/LT-H models.
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