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help!!!?? gw24 glasstender drain stopper takes too long to drop???
have done all other checks, including water flow, solenoids, replaced switches, the only thing left in my mind is the control module maybe??
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Not likely the control. Check the actuator motor in the back of the machine to see if the bearings are dry or worn out and the linkage is free.. Also check that the micro switch on the cam is working normal. Both normally open and normally closed.
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I forgot that this machine has a flush built in and will not close the drain till it senses 130 degree water or 12 seconds later. You may want to check your water temperature and the temp sensor.
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new micro switches and ohmed them out as well, i had swapped out the relay module from another machine on property, and said unit is working properly now! ) but i will go back and double check that actuator motor you were referring to, and i measured the linkage from my good working condition glass tender and made the one in question the same length by adjusting.
thank you so much for you’re quick response!!!
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originally fixbear, it was taking like 18 to 25 seconds, for drain to close even at 130 degree temp (on the machine) so all my water was going straight down the drain and would not wash at all.
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That’s beyond the max 12 seconds. Being it eventually does close, Either cam, cam switch or actuator has to be the problem. Test for voltage to the motor in cycle.
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FIXED!!!! (: the micro switches were not adjusted correctly, its working like a champ!!!
thank you so much for you’re help!!!
you helped me learn alot sir. happy easter and God bless.
Brett
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