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you have to chek next ( according to serv.man.)
1-power transistors t1p, t2p and/or their wiring
2-pump driver board and logics.
3-open circuit in pump motor, cables, brushes or motor itself
4-welded pump contactor.

hope it helps.
  • Posted 1 Oct 2010 10:16
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