Stopped midcycle. no lights on. when i hold the power button, 2nd, 3rd and 5th lights light up.

Some suggestions: try pushing the drain/cancel buttons and see if that drains the water; check the filter or trap in the bottom of the dishwasher for blockage; check the hose that links the dishwasher to the under-sink drain pipe for blockage. You could google the model number and find the owners manual, which might have trouble shooting suggestions.

Timing needs to be checked. If your engine has a distruber, check to make sure its tight.

Big twins can put a lot of stress on the spark plugs when under compression. You may also have a failing ignition coil, or a loose earth on your ignition system.

E20 = draining issue. The most common problem is a blockage at the drain pump.

This can be checked by a DIYer with general hand-tools.
1st. Unplug the washer! We don't want to get shocked.
2nd. There is a lower panel on this unit which can be removed by removing two screws at the bottom. Remove this panel to gain access to the drain pump area.
3rd. Find a big diameter black hose coming from the bottom of the wash tub and follow it until it gets to a plastic housing with an electric motor sticking out the side. (there will be a smaller diameter hose coming out of this plastic housing as well this is your drain hose)
4th. Remove hose clamp on large black hose and remove hose from pump (water will flow! be ready)
5th. Check hose and pump for blockages... One of the most common is under-wires from the wife's bras. Spin impeller of pump to insure that it moves freely.
6th. Put it back together in reverse order of taking it apart. Try unit out by starting a cycle without clothes. Then put it in a spin cycle to see if water drains.

Hi just read your posting.Do you still require help ?Please reply and I can help you rectify this fault.

1st thing is remove the cap of the coolant resivoir,
2nd, check the fluid level.
3rd remove the return hose to the resivoir
4th start the vehicle and see if there is fluid rushing out of it
if not you have a flow proble, either the water pump or the T-stat
5th Replaced the coolant temperature sensor located on the
thermostat housing (depending on what motor you have)
if there is flow at the return tube then just change the temp sensor
if there is no flow, you will wanna replace the t-stat and the water pump
I hope this helps

Hi,

first square is the only one that is straight, all the others are at an angle..
1st - top four pins on left hand side
2nd - top row 3rd pin, 3rd row 2nd pin, 4th row 3rd pin (position 4) 2nd row 5th pin
3rd - 1st row 4th pin, 3rd row 1st pin, bottom row 2nd pin, 4th row last pin
4th - 1st row last pin, 2nd row 4th pin, 3rd row 4th pin, 2nd row last pin
5th - 2nd row 3rd pin, 3rd row last pin, bottom row last pin, 5th row 2nd pin
6th - 3rd row 3rd pin, 4th row 2nd pin, 5th row 4th pin, 4th row 3rd pin
7th - 4th row 1st pin, 5th row 1st pin, last row first pin, 5th row 2nd pin.

hope this makes sense!!

The power led wires ( there are two) go onto the two pins on the top row of the front panel coonetcor block on the board, on the 1st and 2nd pins working from left to right.

The full connector block is wired as follows:

top row: left to right >>
1st& 2nd are Power LED, the 3rd & 4th are the power switch, the 5th is empty.
The bottom row: left to right >>
1st & 2nd are hdd light, the 3rd & 4th are the reset switch, the 5th pin has no connector to the pin
Note: the power led and hdd terminals are to produce a light when the pc is on and busy.If the lights do not show, turn off the pc, turn the connectors round 180deg, reconnect and turn back on again. Job done
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first square is the only one that is straight, all the others are at an angle..
1st - top four pins on left hand side
2nd - top row 3rd pin, 3rd row 2nd pin, 4th row 3rd pin (position 4) 2nd row 5th pin
3rd - 1st row 4th pin, 3rd row 1st pin, bottom row 2nd pin, 4th row last pin
4th - 1st row last pin, 2nd row 4th pin, 3rd row 4th pin, 2nd row last pin
5th - 2nd row 3rd pin, 3rd row last pin, bottom row last pin, 5th row 2nd pin
6th - 3rd row 3rd pin, 4th row 2nd pin, 5th row 4th pin, 4th row 3rd pin
7th - 4th row 1st pin, 5th row 1st pin, last row first pin, 5th row 2nd pin.

hope this makes sense!!

There is a thermal fuse located on the electronic control board housing that may have failed.This replaceable part (gray or white) is clipped on to the side of the housing.