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Old April 15th, 2008, 05:00 PM
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Default Kenmore Elite 665.15919000 won't drain

This unit stopped and won't drain. It will not start either. All the lights on the panel work and it is NOT locked. I shut the breaker off for 10 minutes and it didn't help.

I drained the water manually and the washer will now start to fill if I press start. It still won't drain when I press drain although the timer counts down.

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Added: No humming when pressing the drain button

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Hi,

Please check your model# again, I can't get any info to pull up on that one.

It won't drain at all? Does it wash at least?

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That's the correct number. Checked it twice. It' about 5 years old or so. It has a touch pad with a lock, sensor, ultra wash, quiet guard, GTS, ATC. It is a black front and stainless interior. It may have been a very "new" model at the time.

If I start a quick rinse, it fills, senses temp and then washes. It won't drain.
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The float must work because it won't fill much if there is water in the washer already.
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The first 3 numbers in your model# were 655, should be 665, I changed it for you in your first post.

I think the drain pump has failed. First, check your drain hose to see if it's blocked. If the drain hose is connected to a food disposer, check that end first. The drain pump (part# 661658) is about $39.

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Thanks for the input and number fix. How hard us this to install?
I've done many such repairs bit worried about needing special tools.
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Ok, its quite easy.

Its alot easier when you remove the front door panel, (makes more room).

Read Page#17 here:
https://secured.whirlpool.com/Service/SrvTechAdm.nsf/2cd44500d572193285256a45004fd9d6/52521bdbd0ef763c85256cbc00520548/$FILE/8178022.pdf
Where it says:
1. Remove the eight (8) screws securing the outer door panel to the dishwasher door frame.

(Fig. 3-7)
Remove the outer door panel from the door frame.


Then you can get to the drain pump motor easy, read #21 were it says:
Removing the Pump Motor


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Thanks Jake...

I have one question.....

Am I correct that I should her some humming if it were a simple blockage? I'm usually very sensitive about subtle sounds and clicks.

I can't imagine the unit senses a blockage before starting the pump.

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Yes John, but if the drain motor is completely dead, it won't hum at all, thats why I always do a voltage check for 120 volts with a volt meter at the drain motor leads that connect to the drain when its in the drain cycle.

If you don't have a volt meter, Radio Shack sells cheap ones.

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OK...

First of all, I received the part the next day even though I was told that it probably missed the cut off for the day. Super service!!!!!

Second, it was a breeze to change. I figured that I could skip the drain hose removal and just deal with the water coming out of the pump area. This caused about a quart of water to run all over. Not a big deal, but it would have easier to drain the sump via the drain hose into a shallow pan.

This was a well designed product.

Thanks to Jake and to the woman who took my order and expedited it.

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