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I'm replacing the water valve on my Frigidaire Model FDB636GFR2
Dishwasher. Two wires connect, via slip-on connectors, to the solenoid on the water valve. One wire is white and the other wire is orange. Which wire goes to which terminal of the solenoid? |
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![]() "gary" wrote in message oups.com... I'm replacing the water valve on my Frigidaire Model FDB636GFR2 Dishwasher. Two wires connect, via slip-on connectors, to the solenoid on the water valve. One wire is white and the other wire is orange. Which wire goes to which terminal of the solenoid? No difference. Al |
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Hi Al,
I Google'd: Which wire goes to which terminal of the solenoid? dishwasher The first result ("How To Replace a Dishwasher Inlet Valve") says, in Step 5: "Identify which wire goes to which terminal before removing the wires". That would lead me to think that it DOES matter which wire goes to what terminal. Can you clarify? Gary |
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Hi Al,
I Google'd: Which wire goes to which terminal of the solenoid? dishwasher The first result ("How To Replace a Dishwasher Inlet Valve") says, in Step 5: "Identify which wire goes to which terminal before removing the wires". That would lead me to think that it DOES matter which wire goes to what terminal. Can you clarify? (I don't want to blow up the dishwasher by cross-wiring.) Gary |
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Since you don't like Al's answer, guess you shoulda Google'd before you
jumped in. "gary" wrote in message ups.com... Hi Al, I Google'd: Which wire goes to which terminal of the solenoid? dishwasher The first result ("How To Replace a Dishwasher Inlet Valve") says, in Step 5: "Identify which wire goes to which terminal before removing the wires". That would lead me to think that it DOES matter which wire goes to what terminal. Can you clarify? (I don't want to blow up the dishwasher by cross-wiring.) Gary |
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doesn't matter.
s "gary" wrote in message oups.com... I'm replacing the water valve on my Frigidaire Model FDB636GFR2 Dishwasher. Two wires connect, via slip-on connectors, to the solenoid on the water valve. One wire is white and the other wire is orange. Which wire goes to which terminal of the solenoid? |
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According to gary :
The first result ("How To Replace a Dishwasher Inlet Valve") says, in Step 5: "Identify which wire goes to which terminal before removing the wires". That would lead me to think that it DOES matter which wire goes to what terminal. Can you clarify? (I don't want to blow up the dishwasher by cross-wiring.) As a general rule, mapping out electrical connections before you take them apart is a good habit to get into. However, in the case of a 120V AC solenoid valve, it doesn't matter which way around the leads are, and most DWs will have exactly that. -- Chris Lewis, Age and Treachery will Triumph over Youth and Skill It's not just anyone who gets a Starship Cruiser class named after them. |
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