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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rvluckyorwhat wrote:
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?
Look at the bottom on my previous post. That is the PSI that FP engineers stated to me just today. So, the problem is either a kinked hose or clogged hose. It is NOT easy on some DW to pull. Pull the drawer and make a stand to support the DW when you pull it. "Hopefully", they allowed extra line length to help pull. Doug
