Top 20 Hobart AM14C-155 Dishwasher Questions & Answers

62celsius wash 82 rinse

No!

am14 is not an under counter. Please specify what you have and is the issue is with wash or rinse heat.

your right dont guess the board is bad!

This sounds like the inlet magnetic solenoid valve is leaking, first thing to try is to turn off the main water valve beside the machine, if the water stops coming in then the inlet water solenoid valve or valves will need to be replaced
Good luck

This are called door guides. Just give them the ML number for you dishmachine and tell them you need replacement door guides.

http://www.hobartservice.com/Parts/

http://www.wasserstrom.com/restaurant-supplies-equipment/cooking_hobartparts_1000148

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294692 for the rinse probe.
"temperature sensor for booster heater"? Do you mean the thermostat? If so, part number is 274161.

Parts breakdowns and part numbers are available at www.hobartservice.com. Click "Parts" on the left, then click "Hobart SmartParts System" on the next page. You'll be asked a series of questions to identify your piece of equipment, and then you'll get a parts list and have links to parts breakdowns for various sections of the machine.

Part numbers are available at www.hobartservice.com
Click "Parts" on the left side of the page.
Click "Hobart SmartParts System" on the next page.
Answer questions to access parts breakdown and part numbers for your machine.

All Hobart dishwashers will have a wash tank heating element, but the rinse water is not heated by the dishwasher, unless it has a built-in booster heater. Usually a separate booster heater is used to heat rinse water to 180-190 deg. F for hot water sanitation.

Not practical. You would have to change the pump motor to single phase, you'd have to chage the heating element most likely depending on what size is in it now. Also does it require an auxiliary water heater? it's probably 3 phase also. Changing phases is not like changing voltages.

It is possible and difficult unless you have enough patience and time.

Requires little electrical wiring knowledge.

You have to understand the machine logic. Note down the sequences. Remove the wires, one by one, and keep notes on every wire and associated parts to which it is connected.

Now group them. Arrange and fix external switches in wooden box. Connect them one by one. Mark the switches like wash, drain etc depending on the device you connect.

Try! you will succeed. It is a challenging job.

Be careful while you are handling electricity.

The wash thermistor is shorted. The float and probe assembly in the wash tank should be replaced.

is really very easy, remove the two screws and use them to push it out screw them in the two holes whit treads and thats it. (sorry my english, i´m from mexico)

Plugged, take em apart and clean all the crud out of them, its alot of work but has to be done.

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.

which holes do you mean?? to fit the side tables?? yes you need to drill the holes to fit

If the brand is Watts, a rebuild kit is available from Hobart. Their part # 118270. It should contain the float with a red rubber gasket and a bonnet o-ring. Unscrew the cap, clean off the sealing surface and drop in the new float OR you might find a local Watts distributor and see if they carry the kit. That should solve the leaking issue. Let me know.

Hi,
That is not that hard to fix and you can easily buy the parts yourselfonline...

Here is a tip that will help you with the online buying...

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1)check the heating element continuity&body resistance ok.
2)check the thermostat series with the coil connection get tripped.(relay from board damage)