Not sure which country you are in, but in the UK the single phase machines can be upgraded to 3 phase as all the other 2 phases do is extra heating. It is possible here, but I don't know what your electrics are like :)
SOURCE: LX30H Hobart torsion bar adjustment
im a service tech for hobart,there are no adjustments,the torsion bar is broken.the parts arent expensive but installing them are tricky.
SOURCE: I just purchased a used Hobart model RC-256
if the plate says 230 3 phase,its three phase only,so the only way to run unit is three phase.sorry
SOURCE: P1 error code on LX30 Hobart
This is a bad sump temperature probe. The unit will function, but will not heat nor display the wash water temperature.
This is a very easy fix. Order Hobart part number 328994 from your nearest Hobart parts dept.
Turn off and drain the unit. Kill the power to the unit at the circuit breaker. Remove the lower front cover. Locate the screw-in temperature probe at the front of the sump. Unplug the sensor from the wiring harness, remove with a 7/16" open end wrench. Screw in the new probe, using teflon tape of the threads, snuggly. It does not need to be super tight. Plug it into the harness, reinstall the front cover, turn the breaker back on, and start up the unit.
TURN THE BREAKER OFF AS EVEN WITH THE UNIT "OFF" THERE WILL BE 120 VOLTS PRESENT AT THE SUMP HEATER (yellow wires) DUE TO ONLY ONE LEG OF POWER BEING SWITCHED OFF!
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SOURCE: lx30h P2 ERROR CODE? WON'T DRAIN COMPLETELY - HELP
the p2 err. is on open or shorted rinse thermistor which is located on the back of the mach next to the vac. brkr. as for draining ck the drain valve for debris, and the end of the drain hose where it connects to the building drain
SOURCE: Hobart dishwasher model LX30H displays -5 on
by the way you're describing the problem, i would have to say there is something wrong with your control board. part#473173 can be bought @ any hobart office in your area. dont forget to vote
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