Ok, between pin 2 black/green to pin 5 yellow/black you got 14 volts DC on the control board? If that's the case your control board is good, and you'd need the new UI board I posted the link to in post #3 above.
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FIXED GE GDF620HMJ2ES is dead, no lights. Has power. Main control board has steady green light
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Yes 14 Volts DC means the control board is good. Correct, the problem is the UI board.
When you receive it there will be a instruction sheet in it to set the personality jumpers properly per your model number.
Yes, let us know how it goes after you replace it.
If you need a step by step in replacing it, I posted the service manual for your model in this thread for Leon, he has the exact same model as yours:
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Jake
When you receive it there will be a instruction sheet in it to set the personality jumpers properly per your model number.
Yes, let us know how it goes after you replace it.
If you need a step by step in replacing it, I posted the service manual for your model in this thread for Leon, he has the exact same model as yours:
FIXED - GE GDF620HMJ2ES Dishwasher not getting power
I have a GDF620HMJ2ES dishwasher that is not getting power. i verified breaker is not popped, nothing wrong with outlet or 12/2 extension cord, there is power at lower right junction, and the white plug that connects. No lights, beeps or anything. Looking to diagnose before calling repair...
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While I'm waiting for the UI, I've been trying to figure out this jumper personality thing. So if my existing board doesn't have a jumper, do I still mess with the jumper on the new board? I'm guessing yes and how do I do that? I see what looks like a black/lego looking box with some copper pins in it? I found my model on the instructions and see the configuration, but unsure how or what I do?
In that thread link of Leons dishwasher(which is the exact same model as yours), look what he says--->The part I replaced did not have jumpers and that concerned me at first, but I followed included jumper settings and it worked like a champ.
Don't worry, the instructions tell you what to do.
I have not replaced a UI Board on this model as of yet, or I could have told you.
Jake
Don't worry, the instructions tell you what to do.
I have not replaced a UI Board on this model as of yet, or I could have told you.
Jake
I did a search on 'how to configure jumpers on a new ui board' and this is what I found -
There should be small jumpers, that are used to short between the pins.
You take them off the old board and place them in the same position on the new one.
If there are no jumpers on the old board then you do not need them.
So I'm guessing since my old board has no jumpers I can just install the new ui board?
There should be small jumpers, that are used to short between the pins.
You take them off the old board and place them in the same position on the new one.
If there are no jumpers on the old board then you do not need them.
So I'm guessing since my old board has no jumpers I can just install the new ui board?
Look here, GDF620 is personality 1. See how the jumpers are set? Set yours the exact same way. The jumper settings are on the control board.
They should slide to set them.
Take a photo of your UI board jumper instructions sheet and upload it here, I need to see it.
Jake
Take a photo of your UI board jumper instructions sheet and upload it here, I need to see it.
Jake
Ok, sounds good.
Jake
Jake
Excellent, glad to hear the new UI board fixed it, so you actually have to remove them to put them in the proper place, interesting. I have not have to change the UI board as of yet, but that is good to know.
Thanks for the update!
Jake
Thanks for the update!
Jake
Got it! Thanks for letting us know.
Jake
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