Where can I get a Data plate for a Hobart dishwaser? Including temperatures for washing, rinsing and sanitazing? Thanks

Probably the temperature sensor, but do you want to risk $227 on a guess? It is a commercial machine, just call your local service tech.

https://www.google.com/search?q=hobart+dishwasher+ft1000+service+manual+pd

It is NOT a common fault

https://www.google.com/search?q=hobart+dishwasher+ft1000+rinse+temperature+blank

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Can you describe the sequence of operation?
Fill ok?
Booster or tank heating ok?
wash pump running ok?

only a suggestion is it heating up what i remember it want move on until it heats up to it's working temperature, good luck

Your rinse temperature sensor that is a tiny probe in the water piping (top rear of machine) needs replaced. Hobart part # 00-294692. It costs about $84.

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How long does it stay in the wash cycle? Indefinitely? Does the display continuously show "WASH"?. If it stays in the wash cycle indefinitely (i.e. continuously shows "WASH" for significantly beyond approx. 3 minutes), it's probably a control board malfunction. If it continues to wash after the "WASH" indicator goes out, it could be a shorted wash motor relay on the relay board or a fauly control board.

If the internal rinse water booster heater doesn't reach it's programmed setpoint temperature in time, the dishwasher will run an extended wash cycle to give the booster heater more time to finish heating the rinse water. If this is what's happening, the wash cycle would last approximately 3 minutes, then it would rinse regardless of whether the booster heater has finished heating or not.

The booster temperature thermistor may be bad, giving a false booster temperature reading, causing an extended wash cycle as described above. The booster heater elements or contactor may be bad, preventing the booster heater from heating and reaching proper temperature, also causing the same extended wash cycle to give the booster more time to heat.

The WM-1D does not have any internal heating devices. You have to supply the machine with the proper water temp. It has two fill valves, one for wash and one for rinse. It should have 150F supplied to the wash fill valve and 180F to the rinse fill valve.

Hobart AM-14 will wash and rinse in manual, but not in automatic

When the unit is idle and in a wash cycle the wash temp is displayed.If you look inside the tank you will see a white float and a metal probe which is the themometer for the wash tank temp.The rinse temp will only be shown when the display reads (Rinse) and theres a thermistor that screws into the water line near the solenoid valve that measures the temp.

Its a hobart correct?The data plate is on the bottom right front or on the door when opened on the left.If you dont see it then its been removed.Regardless does the display show a wash then rinse cycle?If so and it doesnt drain you either have a clogged drain hose or the drain valve is bad or stuck.If you use this just to wash glasses your model is probably a lxigc.If glasses are broken in the dishwasher which they probably are the glass has gotten into the drain body and is obstructing the valve from opening and closing.I work for hobart and services dishwashers alot.let me know.