Bottom Draw Wont Close

USUALLY A PROBLEM WITH THE AIR FLOW DAMPER CONTROL AND OR THE FRIDGE THERMISTORS> IS THE FREEZER OK? IF U HAVE A BAD DOOR SEAL OR CLOGGED DRAIN PLUG U CAN GET CONDENSATION THAT MAY FREEZE AT BOTTOM AS WELL

The 2nd Tray Lift motor. Remove draw #2 and check to make sure no paper behind the draw. Secondly REMOVE THE ETRA PAPER IN THE DRAW THE EXTRA SPACE IS NOT FOR SPARE PAPER, it for if you are going to put 11x17 paper in the draw. If these don't work you mite have a burned out 2 tray lift motor. When you close the draw that metal plate at the bottom of the draws goes up

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where you close the bottom draw. explore and try find a censor that tells the printer that the draw is no closed. test censor or you can even try cleaning it. you Might also sometimes have a problem with your toner the your printer can give you all divirent errors

Look under the drawer and look for a plastic pin sticking up. This pin needs to be in the track on the bottom of the drawer for it to close and load correctly.

Use a long flat blade screw driver with a 1/4 inch blade. From either the right or left side, with the top drawer fully open, take the screw driver and place the blade between the inside of the outer casing and the drawer guide and gently pry the casing away from the drawer guide and pull the drawer open until you release the side catch on the drawer. You only need to free one side, and the drawer will sort of pivot out and the other side will be free at that point as well. Repeat for the rest of the drawers except for the bottom drawer which you will be able to access anything behind it as the upper drawers will not longer be blocking access when removed. I had a small bag of sinkers sitting on the bottom.

ok where to start, first thing the bottom draw is hard to close because they use 2 little motors on either side to pull a lid with a seal on it down on top of each draw when u start it to keep the water in, if its hard to close the motors are damaged and arnt lifting the lid back up when the cycle finishes making it hard to open and shut, now the F1 fault means the filter circuit board in the base of the machine has been activated basically a flood sensor (and controls minor components ie lid actuators), the unit should beep and flash and go spaztic and you should hear the drain pump come on continuously til u turn it off at the wall thats its way of trying to stop a leak by removing any water it can but will not actually remove the water from the base where the switch is, you will probably find it will work now as the water will have dried and stopped triggering the switch but wont stay like that for long, that machine has major issues its leaking bad from somewhere and id say it leaked onto the lid motors and fried em, the parts you will most probably have to replace is the filter board in the base, both bottom draw lid actuators (small motors), probably the bottom draw lid if you damaged the seal pulling the draw in and out and whatever is leaking and if any other componets where damaged by water, so if its outta warranty id go buy a new 1 with 5 year extended warranty

Flood switch is at the very bottom underneath the bottom draw in the base floor.Unplug cord.Open bottom draw all the way & squeeze a towel or sponge under the draw & soak up the water..The washer should work now..Why did it flood in first place?
Check that dishes are not stacked higher than top edge of the draw otherwise it can't seal.this can happen when children are asked to stack the dishwasher.Another cause is some models the seal is an inflatable tube that seals the top edge of the draws,it gets cut or sliced buy a plate that was stacked to high when you closed the draw.there should be no clunk of dished hitting when the draw is closed.

As long as there is no plates or anything stopping it from closeing i will then say that there are 2 side rails that the draw glides in & out on,get down on the floor & check up underneath the draw for smooth gliding operation.also is it possible that a fork or peice of cutlery has gotten over the top & fallen down jambing the draw from closing.

Take paper draw out of the machine you mite have paper behind the draw preventing sensor monitoring that draw from working properly. Mite get some can air an get any paper dust off the sensor for that draw. Is paper properly installed and are the paper guides securing the paper properly installed? Don't be storing additional paper in the draws. Is paper in the draw matching what is on the operators panel.

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its a visual thing inspect and look for somthing not right[ie..door seal torn,door warped.hinge cam broken.somthing in the way food package wise so door wont close.God bless,tom