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Thread the power supply cord back into the junction box as well as the strain relief.Prop the dishwasher back up 3-4inches on an angle with a piece of wood or another object.You can now pull the dishwasher up to an upright position.Reattach the “rear leg adjusting rod” back into the correct position.Align the lower panel in the correct position, and then snap it back into place.Place it into the sump and twist it clockwise until the tab clips in.Now that you’ve successfully removed the old pump, the first thing to do is to reattach the wire connector to the new pump.

Disconnect the wire connector from the drain pump, and take it out of the dishwasher.

You can remove it by holding the tab on it and then turning it counterclockwise.

Now you will have access to the drain pump.

Remove the bottom panel by unclipping it and taking off the rear leg adjusting rod.

Place a towel behind the dishwasher and then tip the dishwasher down onto it so that it’s resting on the back panel.

Unthread the strain relief nut and then detach the strain relief and the connected wires from the junction box.

You might need somebody to help you lift it while you place the object underneath it.

Lift the dishwasher from the front about 3-4 inches and place a piece of wood or similar item underneath the dishwasher to keep it in a tilted-up position.

When open, disconnect the wires by undoing the wire nuts (make sure you note which wires go where for when you have to put them back together again). You can do this by unthreading the screws that hold the junction box cover in place.

Remove the power supply cord from the junction box.

When pulling the dishwasher out, make sure that the water hoses can come out with it and are not stuck.

If required, adjust the dishwasher legs so that you can pull it out from its position.

Open the dishwasher door and unthread the two screws that secure the mounting bracket to the countertop or cabinet (if applicable).

Disconnect the drain hose from the sink drain or garbage disposal unit.

You might want to put a towel down underneath it, as water may come out of the waterline when you remove it.

Unscrew the rest of the elbow fitting until the water supply line is disconnected.

Use a pair of channel lock pliers to loosen the elbow fitting that connects the water supply line to the water inlet valve.

Once removed, set the panel aside out of the way. You’ll need to unthread the two screws that are holding it in place.

The first thing to do is to remove the lower access panel.Start by disconnecting the power at the wall.This guide covers most models of Electrolux dishwashers, including: Simply follow our step-by-step instructions below to remove the faulty drain pump and then reinstall the new one. If none of that helps, you may need to replace the electronic control board for the heating element.Do you need to replace the drain pump in your Electrolux dishwasher? The good news is that it’s a pretty straightforward repair to make, so it doesn’t require a high level of technical knowledge. Remove the switch and test it for continuity if it fails, replace it. If the switch fails, the heating element may not turn on at all. Your dishwasher may also have a limit switch, which is a safety feature designed to switch off the heating element if it gets too hot.

Remove the thermostat and test it with a multimeter-resistance should measure near zero ohms. Disassemble the dishwasher enough to check the wiring connections to the heating element and make sure they’re tight.Ĭheck the wiring to the thermostat in the same way. Unplug the power to the dishwasher and shut off the water supply, disconnect the drain plug (remembering to use a drain pan), disconnect the water supply (use that pan again), and pull the dishwasher out from the wall. If the heating element checks out, you may have a heating element wiring failure, thermostat failure, limit switch failure, or control board failure. Cause 4: Faulty support components for the heating element