The SHE65T55UC is a second three-rack machine from the T run, with a stainless front, a deep tub for 15 place settings, a RackMatic upper rack and AquaStop. The AquaStop part deserves attention. At the tap end of its double-walled supply hose there is a solenoid block, and its electronics sit in a plastic housing in the damp cabinet under the sink.
Over the years that cupboard air gets into the housing. A dishwasher that will not fill and shows no code at all should be checked at the tap end first, before anyone takes the appliance apart. Our written price comes before any work, so you know the cost of the supply-side fix up front.
Inside the tub, we also check the coupling that feeds the upper spray arm, since it can drip when the rack is raised.
With the solenoid block on the supply hose by the tap. It sits outside the appliance in a damp cabinet, and when it stops working, nothing inside the dishwasher itself has actually gone wrong.
We would not. The double-walled AquaStop hose belongs to the machine's leak design, and a plain hose removes that safeguard altogether, leaving the cabinet exposed.
Possibly the coupling that feeds the upper arm, which can leak when the rack is raised. It is worth fixing early so the drips do not soak the insulation around the tub.
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