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Dishwasher only drains in specific circumstances

Everything appears to work Ill start a cycle and it will wash the dishes fine the problem is when it comes time to drain it drains only a little of the water out. I replaced the drain pump a few days ago because it wasn’t draining at all no matter what I did.

However If I turn the tap off so no water is supplied and then start a cycle it will drain the remaining water out of the system no problem so the pump can do its job that doesn’t appear to be the problem, but during the cycle it just doesn’t seem to want to drain properly.

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On the red line there is a little black flap that opens and closes, sometimes the water will go back into the dishwasher and the flap wont stop the water I am unsure if its supposed to back-flow like that. Either way I don’t really know what the issue is, to me it seems like it just doesn’t get to a point where it will start to siphon the water, as when it does drain it will siphon correctly and I I can see it working as intended, its just during a wash cycle it doesn’t really siphon any of the water out, its like the pump pushes the water up the hose initially but then it wont continue to siphon the water out.

I hope someone has a good answer as I cant find anything close to the issue I seem to be having.

Thanks

Update (06/29/2019)

LG ld-1420t2

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Is this a new or old installation? i.e. did it ever work right?

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@mayer yes it used to work no problem.

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@mrdishwasher did you ever get any error codes from this dishwasher? OE or similar?

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According to the program chart for your DW it is supposed to drain at the beginning of every program. After that it changes a bit. So it seems like it starts off doing what it is supposed to do but does not follow through. The plastic “tank” in your picture seems to be the air guide assembly and it looks like the “check valve” is doing its job as well. Of course you can always check the flow sensor in the air guide assembly which monitors the flow of water entering the DW and acts as a float switch. Most likely it will not be the case in your no drain situation. I wonder if this is an issue with the control board of the unit.  You could always rig your meter with a bunch of long wires and connect those to the drain pump. See if you get a signal to the pump during the cycle when it is supposed to drain.

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Dishwashers, like other automatic appliances, are equipped with various sensors. Their work is aimed at controlling water, temperature, and the number of revolutions. All these readings allow the electronic board to regulate the operation of the machine. The dishwasher pressostat is another sensor. It controls the water level in the tank, and therefore is an integral part for the normal operation of the equipment. I ran into a terrible problem, my dishwasher failed. I absolutely did not know how to fix it and my friend advised me to contact https://www.wilcoplumbing.com.au/plumber... plumber lane cove and they helped me.

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