Dishwasher water pressure issue
Ever since we bought our RV (new), we have noticed that the Fisher-Paykel dishwasher often is unable to complete a wash cycle. When it stops, it spits up a "U6" error code which indicates insufficien...
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dougrainer:
-Of course I checked the spray arm first, which is why I never mentioned it.
-I've been talking about the pressure and/or flow being too LOW from the very start (not too high).
-While I agree 50 psi is probably CYA, going above it would not be covered should something go wrong so that is not my preferred route at this time unless I can find specs to support going higher.
-I agree that a hose kink seems like a likely culprit. I'm trying to figure out the best way to pull the DW from my cabinetry without damaging anything. It sits above a drawer, not directly on the floor. Any suggestions?
-Of course I checked the spray arm first, which is why I never mentioned it.
-I've been talking about the pressure and/or flow being too LOW from the very start (not too high).
-While I agree 50 psi is probably CYA, going above it would not be covered should something go wrong so that is not my preferred route at this time unless I can find specs to support going higher.
-I agree that a hose kink seems like a likely culprit. I'm trying to figure out the best way to pull the DW from my cabinetry without damaging anything. It sits above a drawer, not directly on the floor. Any suggestions?
