Rich never disappoints hes a real "technician " some people are "repair men" ..nothing wrong with being a regular repairman but everyone should try to get to the level of being able to teach the thing they do and get to expert level
Well I have a GE Adora Dishwasher that want drain. So now I got a good idea about what the problem may be. I have already changed the float switch as it was bad and the drain pump. Everything else works. So, that would eliminate the door switches I think. Got to be the board I think. Any suggestions?
@TMM Appliance Network can you please raise the volume there's a LOT of your videos I can't watch unless I'm in a library. Please address this and this channel will be as big as it should be.
That is exactly why I bought a fm transmitter for the work truck so I can hear it while driving but it's still a little hard cause it's not the clearest it could be
Wouldn't a temp sensor or thermistor be a control for example a bimetal just a bimetal switch that controls a function? As opposed to a load like the heater it controls
Well a thermistor is a resistor that changes its value based on temperature. Yes the board uses this resistance and calculates the temperature. The reason I call it a load as it does not directly turn anything off like a switch does, the control board does that. it is a fine line between the two and could be called a control but indirectly.
@@TMMApplianceRepair ah understood..what about a defrost bi metal that will open and cut off the heater in a freezer? The resistor makes sense to me now thanks
Excellent Teaching!! But LOL some of these guys are going to be technicians? Don't get me wrong, I have never had any experience in this, but after sitting through the whole session all of the sub diagrams addressing the door switches, dispenser and drain motor and then teach draws a diagram circuit through the heater and thermostat and asks "What one thing you should test first?" and dude said Rinse Level Sensor with no lines anywhere near it 🤣Please don't send him to my house.
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Rich never disappoints hes a real "technician " some people are "repair men" ..nothing wrong with being a regular repairman but everyone should try to get to the level of being able to teach the thing they do and get to expert level
Close, but hes the technician's teacher.
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Excellent teacher, excellent class. First rate. Thank you.
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Well I have a GE Adora Dishwasher that want drain. So now I got a good idea about what the problem may be. I have already changed the float switch as it was bad and the drain pump. Everything else works. So, that would eliminate the door switches I think. Got to be the board I think. Any suggestions?
Where does 12vdc come in,or is everything 12vdc,shows 120v going into the dishwasher
@TMM Appliance Network can you please raise the volume there's a LOT of your videos I can't watch unless I'm in a library. Please address this and this channel will be as big as it should be.
That is exactly why I bought a fm transmitter for the work truck so I can hear it while driving but it's still a little hard cause it's not the clearest it could be
I ordered lapel mics, will see if it's any better
@@riz65 it should be better because when you're closer to the camera it's much better. Thanks Rick
Where can I go to get all the service manuals to down load on my ipad?
Appliantology costs for yearly subscription but they have lots of diagram and manuals, otherwise uou jave to be factory authorized servicer
Wouldn't a temp sensor or thermistor be a control for example a bimetal just a bimetal switch that controls a function? As opposed to a load like the heater it controls
Well a thermistor is a resistor that changes its value based on temperature. Yes the board uses this resistance and calculates the temperature. The reason I call it a load as it does not directly turn anything off like a switch does, the control board does that. it is a fine line between the two and could be called a control but indirectly.
@@TMMApplianceRepair ah understood..what about a defrost bi metal that will open and cut off the heater in a freezer? The resistor makes sense to me now thanks
I assume bimetal is a control and thermistor going through board is.more of a load.
@@fixitfelix718 yes, the board does usually supply 5vdc through the thermistor, very similar to a load
@@riz65 thanks makes sense
Excellent Teaching!! But LOL some of these guys are going to be technicians? Don't get me wrong, I have never had any experience in this, but after sitting through the whole session all of the sub diagrams addressing the door switches, dispenser and drain motor and then teach draws a diagram circuit through the heater and thermostat and asks "What one thing you should test first?" and dude said Rinse Level Sensor with no lines anywhere near it 🤣Please don't send him to my house.
where is a good website to go and get diagnostic mode for appliances or schematics?
Great question.