Kenmore 808353 TAR. T .,..BLUE-ORANGE Timer t- Relay, Motor Start Circuit Wash and Rinse Cycle

STARTW,T,C÷BLO,,ET E	A"VWH,TE
	POSITION	"C"
	VOLT	METER

wtsD'iN6 '......

O _TAR. T .,_[..BLUE-ORANGE TIMER" t- RELAY

L

BLUE-BLACKCCW RINSE WASH START WIN O

BLUE-RED CW DRAIN START WINDING

W H I T E """ I ' [-7

I t j

BLACK

BLUE- RUN WINDING

%._

MAIN MOTOR-REVERSIBLE 1/3 H P, 3450 RPM

115V 6OHZ AC

FIGURE33

Motor Start Circuit (Wash and Rinse Cycle)

t.Check the voltage as shown in Figure 33 Position "C,"

NOTE:

Momentary voltage wilt be noted at the instant voltage is appfiad to motor run windin_

,tf no voltage is noted at Position "C" at the instant voltage is applied to motor run winding and a slight humming noise is heard from the motor; turn the dishwasher off, and remove Blue-Yellow lead wire from terminal "S"

on the start relay..Move the lead on the voltmeter from the white wire to the blue-yellow lead that you removed from relay. Make a continuity check of this circuit. An open circuit indicates a defective timer or an open wire in this circuit. If this circuit is "good," the relay is defective.

If voltage is continuous at Position "C" for 2 to 3 seconds, then turn the dishwasher off and remove the blue-yellow lead from the start relayo Check continuity between terminal "S" and "L" on the relay, A reading indicates stuck contact and the relay must be replaced. When this condition is encountered, the motor wi, run for 8 to 10 seconds before the overload protector opens the motor circuit.

4.If voltage is present at Position "C," and the motor hums but will not start, the start winding is open and the motor must be replaced_

F, Motor 5tart Circuit (Drain Cycle)

To check the drain start circuit, advance the timer to the drain cycle and repeat the procedure described for the wash start circuit with exceptions noted below:

34