Frigidaire FGCD2456QF Wiring diagram
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1. Service Mode Wiring Diagram BaseBoard BOF BaseBoard PressureSensor NTC Turb Sensor 8 Washpump Dispenser gt rl gt YS BaseBoard Interface LLI After Cancel press pad Heavy and Fast simultaneously for LED Test Delete Alarm Memory ea 0 CX at least 4 seconds to access Service Mode After accessed Service mode Led Heavy Led Normal and aa Ana INPUT BOARD O LED Heavy Led Normal and Led Fast blink to indicate Led Fast blinking Innn To A that Service mode is accesed 1 Press pad Normal to start this function one K rap lt j After accessed Service mode Led Heavy Led Normal and All LEDS and display blinks 5 seconds on 1 second off O Led Fast blinking Buzzer beeps 5 seconds and then off a ee eel ee al F sees CO c LO 1 Press pad Heavy to show the first alarm code The alarm codes saved in memory are erased DOORLOGK Low vort WANSOARD 3 pero os W Led Heavy blinks to indicate the machine is in Alarm 2 The mode can be exit by pressing the CANCEL button eee es lt f i Dp an 1234567 IR oO Reading2. Final Rinse Hi Limit Thermostat 200 F 93 C Operation Starting a Cycle Open door select the cycle and options then press the START pad The LED over the selected cycle pad will then flash Close the door and the cycle will begin Delay Start Open door select the cycle and options then press the DELAY pad Each press of the pad will increase the delay time by 1 hour 1 to 24 hours Cancelling a cycle Open door select the CANCEL pad then close the door The unit will then drain and end the cycle Selecting a new cycle or option Open door select the desired cycle and options then press the START pad and close the door The cycle will begin Locking Controls Open door and hold down the air dry pad for 3 seconds The LOCKED LED will illuminate and the pads will be unresponsive To unlock the control hold the AIR DRY pad down for 3 seconds normal function will resume Alarm Codes Description Code Description family i10 Water Tap Closed i20 Draining Problem i30 Aqua Control 140 Analogue pressure sensor problem i50 Washing Motor Problem i60 Heating Element Problem i70 Thermistor problem i80 Auto Door Opener i90 Configuration Problem iBO Sensor Problem iCO Communication problem iDO Tacho problem iEO Flow controller problem IFO Water level problem Water Supply Suggested minimum incoming water temperature ccceceeeeeeeeee
3. non use Improper voltage Motor windings shorted Glass or foreign items in pump Heater element open Electronic control board defective Wiring or terminal defective Hi Limit thermostat defective Latch mechanism defective Electronic control board defective Wiring or terminal defective Broken spring s Defective actuator Drain restricted Electronic control board defective Defective drain pump Blocked impeller Open windings Wiring or terminal defective Defective Drain Valve Water supply turned off Defective water inlet fill valve Check fill valve screen for obstructions Defective float switch Electronic control board defective Wiring or terminal defective Float stuck in UP position Drain hose high loop too low Drain line connected to a floor drain not vented Drain valve or pump stuck open Detergent allowed to stand too longin dispenser Dispenser wet when detergent was added Detergentcover held closed or blocked by large dishes Improper incoming water temperature to properly dissolve detergent Spray arm blocked ls water getting into unit Remedy O N O01 amp N RON N akwh NOOA Ohm NOOR OND _ Replace fuse or reset breaker Repair or replace wire fasteners at dishwasher junction box Replace control b
4. ee Prese ET TR d d d PWT A a Main Wash A E e EE eee EEE E O E eeeeeeerrr i sCSCSsisSSCsSCC C E Circulation Pump EES i Bg i EE EE E E D aaa ees EE eee ee eC ST cater Ee a i ee E Bo LEE eT TR N PN Maashees O ee O Circulation Pump fim Ha Normal Cycle with light soil KO 7 8 O E D PS spenserT RB aaau See eran 9 Se ee ol Fast Wash Pw MainWash 1 MainWash2 HotRinse PreWashi f PreWash2 _ Ltine Test J PreWash_ niet Valve f inlet Valve SEI B inlet Vave S B Circulation Pump E a E Circ Pump E E PC rain Pump DrainPump i B o Drain Pump E E O pa eG Pater CU Heater o i Spenser Dispenser CT Dispenser W o l 0 AU 4 U OU U U 0 U 5 mii a n n a ee RRR Rn n ce ee ee T Exploded View of Wash System Upper Spray arm Active Drying Drying Hose Small Tank Coarse Filter Pump Assembly The circulation pump is driven by a permanent split capacitor asynchronous induction motor When looking into the inlet hose the impeller rotates in the counter clockwise direction when 120V 60 Hz AC voltage is applied The motor drives the pump supplying 100 filtered water at a rate of approximately 17 GPM to all three spray arms at once At this full wave mains voltage and flow rate the motor speed is approximately 2900 rpm Draining is accomplished by using a smaller separate synchronou
5. ees 120 F 49 C Pressure PSI min max 0 c08 20 90 Connection GHT 00ccceeees 3 4 11 5NH Consumption Normal Cycle c00 PEENE 2 9 7 3 U S gal 11 0 27 7 liters Water valve flow rate U S GPM 0 66 Water recirculation rate U S GPM approx 17 2900rpm Water fill time cccceceeeeeeeeeeees 104 sec Trouble Shooting Tips A WARNING Personal Injury Hazard Always disconnect the dishwasher from the electrical power source before adjusting or replacing components Symptom Dishwasher will not operate when turned on Motor hums but will not start or run Motor trips out on internal thermal overload protector Dishwasher runs but will not heat Detergent cover will not latch or open Dishwasher will not pump out Dishwasher will not fill with water Dishwasher water siphons out Detergent left in dispenser Check the Following Fuse blown or tripped 2 120 VAC supply wiring connection NO 01 NOOR OD oBKROND RON N o N NOOA faulty Electronic control board defective No 12 VAC power to control Motor inoperative Door switch open contacts Door latch not making contact with door switch Touch pad circuit defective No indicator lamps illuminate when START or OPTIONS are pressed Motor bad bearings Motor stuck due to prolonged
6. oard Replace control board Replace motor impeller assembly Replace latch assembly Replace latch assembly Replace console assembly Replace console assembly Replace motor assembly Rotate motor impeller Check voltage Replace motor impeller assembly Clean and clear blockage Replace heater element Replace control board Repair or replace Replace thermostat Replace dispenser Replace control board Repair or replace Replace dispenser Replace dispenser Clear restrictions Replace control board Replace pump Check for blockage clear Replace pump assembly Repair or replace Repair or replace Turn water supply on Replace water inlet fill valve Disassemble and clean screen Repair or replace Replace control board Repair or replace Clean or replace float Repair to proper 32 inch minimum height Install air gap at counter top Repair or replace Instruct customer user Instruct customer user Instruct customer user on proper loading of dishes Incoming water temperature of 120 F is required to properly dissolve dishwashing detergents Instruct customer user Check fill valve repair or replace Note See Detergent cover will not latch or open 808936613 A 11 2013
7. one piece component consisting of a molded detergent cup and a built in rinse aid dispenser The detergent cup has a spring loaded cover and the rinse aid dispenser has a cover Liquid rinse aid is added to the dispenser up to the fill line indicator The amount of rinse aid released can be adjusted from 1 being the least amount to 6 being the greatest amount To replace dispenser shut off electricity to dishwasher remove outer door panel assembly disconnect wiring to the actuator remove the six screws remove the dispenser replace and reinstall screws rewire actuator Display Codes LED LED status indicators located in the center of the Keypad CLEAN 0 ccc000 The LED labeled CLEAN will lit when the cycle is complete SANITIZED The LED labeled SANITIZE will lit when the sanitization criteria has been met WASHING The LED labeled WASHING will lit when the cycle is running Product Specifications Electrical PRU P 120 Volts 60Hz Separate Circuit 15 amp min 20 amp max MoOtOr AMDE ccsce2scccdcnzensicecsecststacseauietecsnces 0 8 Heater Wattage s n 850 Total Amps load rated ccce 13 0 Water Temps controlled 00cceeees 5 F To assure success have outer door in place TempAssure cycle dependent Main Wash 140 F Final Wash 140 F Hi TempAssure 140 F Wash 149 F Final Rinse SanitizeAssure 140 F Wash 156 F
8. or waiting 60 seconds after last button pressing T D N The first alarm code saved is shown in the display For E mere tm Y Za O descriptions of alarm codes please see Alarm Codes Functional Test cycle F comectriniosia 25 m ait WIRING DIAGRAM section i X A ad 2 Press pad Heavy again to show the second alarm code After accessed Service mode Led Heavy Led Normal and 2 KN 3 Press pad Heavy once more to show the third alarm Led Fast blinking ans X l code 1 Press pad Fast to start the test cycle The cycle will not FER em Meo osna Guid T az fae 08 4 Press pad Heavy the fourth time to move to Actuator Test start if door is opened a sA Q Press pad repeatedly will sequentially turn on one LED Normal blinks all the way through the whole cycle eel actuator at a time even if after the cycle is finished z a J 2 f ae EE Pd Ll aa a a a L A gt 8 9 S Led Heavy is turned off led Normal blincks to indicate the The test cycle runs as a normal wash cycle ANIT Dg o 5555 g machine is in Actuator Test It can be cancelled or run to its end a EE E E ee a a s3 g gf E ae s 2 a0 2 ae The actuator number is shown in the display see the follo i gt 5 z802 z wing table for details gesoee gees S lt rTOfe amp or oD x Oo oce of EO Number of Actuator Wire color Connections included in WireHarnesses o a E pad Heavy Number Actuator Q C 50X WPI Code Color WireHarnes
9. s Connection WireEnd 01 WireEnd 02 WireEnd 03 WireEnd04 WireEnd 05 ckcasso as pressed O FH V T 3 o 9 G 0 Eg E P Regeneration Valve bk black A 02 BaseBoard DrainPump WashPump ov 02h 8 50 br brown A 03 BaseBoard LeakageSwitch SoesR sons Qe or og g cyt bu blue A 04 BaseBoard FlowControl SEESS SEO 6 Inlet Valve GSU OS eo eG aired lt 6 2 Q E E 2 gn ye green yellow BaseBoard WashPumpTacho LXEGGERC ZS Heo SS Se aos opb TETE 0 Q t SCoeldogQlds w FOEYOLZETS Dry Far pPooS e Component is currently not in use 5 Press pad Heavy when actuator number 10 is activated Per reserved B Interface Userlnterface asne i the machine will cycle back to Alarm reading and show ins Component is B UserInterface Dispenser RinseAid optional Userlnterface Door lock the first alarm code saved 6 The mode can be exit by pressing the CANCEL button or waiting 60 seconds after last button pressing C 01 BaseBoard Heater Cycle Selection Options IETU RTE ETAT A RTO RRG PHA REG RE REA REA REA RTA RTG EH EA A PP PPP PPB AAA PB ed Minutes 15 nergy Saver_ PM P_n E O E M U M L Circulation Pump f EE HE aa EE EE Ha tL __ Cycles may differ in behaviour from presentation above due to the dependence of turbidity ee Oe Eee ee eee temperature and user input E g Less more phases shorter longer duration a a ee ee ee ee a a
10. s drain pump motor mounted to the sump The drain pump is connected to the sump directly A rubber check valve flap is inserted at the Manifold Delivery Tube oe Lower Spray Arm Circulation Motor and Heater Assembly Z n M f ane ZAIN INO K ie Ae A Ny x va gt Drain Hose Drain Pump discharge end of the drain outlet pipe which is integrated on the sump A raised drain hose loop section is routed on the side of the unit to help prevent limit back flow out of the dishwasher No additional such loops are required The main circulation pump is removed by disconnecting both attached clamps and hoses disconnecting the wiring harness to the pump assembly un strapping the pump out of the rubber mount in the basement and disconnecting the running capacitor Wire harness connections include 2 earth tabs motor connector heater connector and the 2 terminals of the running capacitor Tub Gasket The door gasket is pressed into the tub channel for an interference fit To install the gasket 1 Press the gasket across the header using your hands 2 Press the gasket while stretching around the corners NOTE There should be no wrinkles or puckers in the corners 3 Place the gasket end at the bottom and then press the gasket in from the bottom up Detergent and Rinse Aid Dispenser The detergent and rinse aid dispenser is a
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