Fisher Paykel Dishwasher DD603 Drain Hose Repair Or Replacement

[@doctorbeals]

From one MIT grad to another -- thanks! Very helpful to see this breakdown. Ours is going on 12 years, and I'd like to get another 12 out of it.

[@williamberger2178]

Thank you for your video. I have had my DD for 20+ years and even though only the bottom unit is working right now, I still have a working dishwasher. I am trying diagnose a water leak in the top drawer. I assumed the lid actuators but I will check the hose too. Thanks again for sharing.

[@malfunction6993]

I have one of those. Exactly what I needed to see. Thank you. Didn't help me though. lol. Water still wont drain away. Motor/pump works but no cigar.

[@debo5935]

Very informative video. I am in the process of trouble shooting my DD603 problem. It does not drain all the water out at the end of the cycle. I replaced the motor rotor but that did not help The hoses do not seem to be clogged either. I used your method of draining the water with the diagnostic P2 function. The motor turns but does not drain. If I shut the power off and on, then the P2 function drains OK. Have you seen this problem.

[@staranmedia3381]

Thanks so much for this! Exactly what we needed!

[@glennlyons3362]

thank you, my dishwasher is working again

[@fredmacias8]

Thank you for the awesome video! I do have a couple questions. 1) Our unit is the same model DD603 and has been in use since 2005. I don't see evidence of a leak but we have anywhere from 2-4 cups of water collects at the bottom of both washers after a wash cycle. Could a kinked drain line be the problem or could it be something else? 2) I cannot get the drain function to occur like shown by pressing the two buttons simultaneously. Instead, a timer icon shows up and I can select how many hours to delay a wash cycle. I tried both top and bottom units.

[@joaocoelho7331]

Fantastic work!

[@DavidS-wm9ud]

Amazing! Find it mind blowing how companies have water and so many live wires running next to each other without any real dividers between!! Especially around the motor looks like a hazard, a split in the drain pipe could presumably result in flooding the motor while it's running and a potential house fire!?!? Have to wonder where the design teams brains are! Why not have a single USB cable plugging at a control board at the top and a small control board down closer to the motor/controllers, and why not run the drain pipes outside of the shielding for the motor?!?! Just a thought! Fantastic video though, really appreciated!