This appears to be a Simpson Quintex 880 but the label is almost unreadable. It has a clockwork type timer that sticks after a few minutes. How hard can it be to fix?
pamow69,
Feb 20, 9:16pm
Try a small squirt of wd40 or crc into the timer workings and see if that helps. If not then the plastic cogs may be damaged and a new timer is needed but may not be available anymore. That sounds like quite an old dishwasher.
trade4us2,
Feb 20, 11:22pm
The dishwasher is about 30 years old. I am enjoying using appliances that do not have any computers in them. They are so reliable! I wish I had kept my Champion washer/dryer.
trade4us2,
Feb 21, 6:36pm
I put CRC in the timer and it is a lot freer, and it now finishes the wash. The dishwasher seems to use the main motor for draining. There is no separate drain motor to get blocked up.
macman26,
Aug 16, 4:43pm
There was a guy that used to rebuild them. In Victoria I think. Some small appliance repair shops may know who he is if he’s still going.
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