To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Jackson WAREFORCE UH 30 Dishwasher doesn't drain when the 'OFF/DRAIN' switch is pressed?
If your Jackson Dishwasher isn’t draining when you press the “OFF/DRAIN” switch, the drain solenoid might be clogged; remove any obstruction. It could also be a defective motor, motor start relay, or drain valve, which would need replacement.
How to stop water from overflowing from the bottom of my Jackson Dishwasher door?
If you're experiencing water overflow from the bottom of the door of your Jackson Dishwasher, several factors could be the cause. First, check for a clogged drain and remove any obstructions. Ensure the machine is level; adjust its height at the front if needed. High inlet pressure can also cause this issue, so install or adjust a pressure reducing valve to ensure the flow is 20 ±5 PSI. Lastly, excessive detergent can lead to foaming, so try reducing the amount you use.
Why is there little or no water coming through the rinse assemblies in my Jackson Dishwasher?
If little or no water is coming through the rinse assemblies of your Jackson Dishwasher, it could be due to limed up rinse heads or piping; try deliming the rinse heads. Alternatively, low water pressure could be the issue; increase the pipe size to the machine and adjust the pressure regulator.
Why is no water coming through the rinse arms when I press the 'ON/FILL' switch on my Jackson Dishwasher?
If no water comes through the rinse arms of your Jackson Dishwasher when the “ON/FILL” switch is pressed, first ensure that the water is turned on. If it is, the solenoid valve may be defective and require replacement.
Why is the rinse water not at the correct temperature in my Jackson WAREFORCE UH 30?
If the rinse water in your Jackson Dishwasher isn't at the required temperature range, check that the orange/white wires are connected according to the installation instructions. The thermometer or thermostat might be defective and need replacement or adjustment. Also, ensure the incoming rinse water meets the minimum criteria on the machine data plate; adjust as required.
What causes the wash temperature to be incorrect on my Jackson WAREFORCE UH 30 Dishwasher?
If the wash temperature on your Jackson Dishwasher's thermometer isn't at the required reading, check that the orange/white wires are connected. See the note on page 12. Other potential causes include a defective thermometer, thermostat, rinse heater, or heater contactor R1, all of which may need replacement or adjustment. Ensure the water is turned on and the pressure gauge isn't defective.
Why does rinse water continuously run in my Jackson WAREFORCE UH 30 even when the breaker is off?
If the rinse water runs continuously in your Jackson Dishwasher even with the breaker turned off, the plunger or diaphragm in the solenoid valve is likely defective and needs to be replaced.
How to fix a wash motor that doesn't operate on manual wash in my Jackson WAREFORCE UH 30 Dishwasher?
If the wash motor in your Jackson Dishwasher doesn’t operate on manual wash, check for loose or broken wires in the motor and reconnect or replace them. The manual wash switch or motor starting relay could also be defective and need replacement.
Why is there no pressure indication on my Jackson WAREFORCE UH 30 Dishwasher?
If there is no pressure indication on your Jackson Dishwasher, the water may be turned off; ensure it is on. Alternatively, the pressure gauge may be defective and require replacement.
Why does the motor in my Jackson Dishwasher operate on manual wash but not on automatic?
If the motor in your Jackson Dishwasher operates on manual wash but not on automatic, the circuit in the manual wash switch is likely defective and the switch needs to be replaced.
General| Brand | Jackson |
|---|---|
| Model | WAREFORCE UH 30 |
| Category | Dishwasher |
| Language | English |
Defines the WAREFORCE UH 30 as a high temperature, hot water sanitizing dish machine.
Defines the WAREFORCE UL 30 as a low temperature, chemical sanitizing dish machine.
Details operating capacities, tank capacities, electrical loads, and water requirements for both models.
Covers general notes, available electrical characteristics, and wash tank heater specifications.
Presents physical dimensions and connection points for the WAREFORCE UH 30 model.
Presents physical dimensions and connection points for the WAREFORCE UL 30 model.
Instructions for checking the machine for damage upon arrival and unpacking.
Guides on leveling the unit and making plumbing connections according to codes.
Details water supply requirements, chemical feeder setup, and pressure considerations.
Discusses ventilation needs, surrounding area considerations, and factory-set thermostats.
Instructions for preparing and priming the chemical feeder pumps for operation.
Technical guide for programming chemical feeder pump timings for installation technicians.
Explains the role of detergent usage and water hardness in machine efficiency and results.
Steps for preparing the machine, filling the tub, and powering it on.
Guides on washing racks, operational checks, and proper shutdown and cleaning.
Procedures for removing lime and corrosion deposits to maintain performance.
Operator tasks for preventing damage, strainer care, water hardness, and temperature checks.
Details control panel, kick panel, and terminal block assemblies.
Covers UH 30, UL 30 feeder pump assemblies and their components.
Details plumbing components, repair kits for valves and breakers.
Covers wash motor, pump, rinse/wash arms, and thermostat/tank assemblies.
Details door, frame, panel, and miscellaneous door components.
Includes racks, stands, HTS-11 device, and Go Box kit.
Lists all parts for the vacuum switch assembly, including tubing and fittings.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the vacuum switch assembly.
Wiring diagram for the WAREFORCE UH 30, 208-230V, 60Hz, Single Phase.
Wiring diagram for the WAREFORCE UH 30, 480V, 60Hz, Three Phase.
Wiring diagram for the WAREFORCE UL 30, 115V, 60Hz, Single Phase.
