Dishwasher Filling Up When Not In Use
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heeellloo Djayjay and welcome 
i for one dont know the answer but
make & model no will help!!!!!
also is it a slow leak !!!
does turning off the hot or cold supplies stop the problem [as in try both individualy and together]!!!!!!
do you suspect it could be the waste side leaking back in!!!!!!
i for one dont know the answer but
make & model no will help!!!!!
also is it a slow leak !!!
does turning off the hot or cold supplies stop the problem [as in try both individualy and together]!!!!!!
do you suspect it could be the waste side leaking back in!!!!!!
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Is the water supply to the d/wr cold, or cold and hot?
Do you have service valves on the water supply? If so, turn them off one at a time and that will show which is letting in. Sounds like the electrically operated valve, if it is.
Do you have service valves on the water supply? If so, turn them off one at a time and that will show which is letting in. Sounds like the electrically operated valve, if it is.
We don't have Kenmores over here.
It's the water inlet valve which is electrically operated and is leaking. You should be able to buy a spare.
If there isn't already a service valve on the supply pipe, it would be good to fit one. Then you can turn off the supply between uses while you wait for the new valve.
It's the water inlet valve which is electrically operated and is leaking. You should be able to buy a spare.
If there isn't already a service valve on the supply pipe, it would be good to fit one. Then you can turn off the supply between uses while you wait for the new valve.
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