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Today was pretty slow, between helping a friend move stuff on a moving truck and getting the shims right so the clerance is right the motor is finally mounted in the DW now, so I just came back from Home Depot to get some clear plastic sheeting and some tape. So hopfully we will not leak any...

Oh boy did I have it all wrong lol.. Steve had to help me with this one turns out the really biggest shimming was going to be for the wash impeller and the feeler gauge really helps on this, so as in the service manual he sent me with a feeler laying across the body and the wash impeller .025"...

I noticed it has a type of acid in it as I was looking at the MSDS.just wondering if its OK for a stainless steel DW

Correct me if I'm wrong but from what I searched around here it's to deal with the pump pressure and seal when the wash arm is on. Now as to why and not just mill the parts that's a good question.

Seems to be right it's stacked in this order from lower to the top .005" .015" .030" .048" I got the email from Steve looks like I will need to screw the wash impeller down in order to make sure it's correct.[this post was last edited: 5/21/2014-22:26]

Yeah I saw that the crazy question is if it's used for fryer cleaning why not just use commercial Cascade in the fryer? Funny on the Q&A site they have a question just like that but using boil out in a DW.. as you know they say NO it can't be used but we all know why that is..

Steve here told me for a commercial DW bubble bandit would not have time to react soon enough for a 4 min cycle, but ok for my domestic DW.

Well since I'm home now I'm just going to use my calipers, if I run into any issues I will let you know.

Yeah, I've seen two in stores where the bulb was shattered in the plastic packaging.

I guess make my own cocktail?

Ok I have plenty of feeler gauges so I will wait for the instructions. Wished I remembered to bring my calapers today.. I assume the way the service manual lists the numbers is the order they should go in?[this post was last edited: 5/21/2014-15:51]

So working with the motor now and it's NICE that the parts bag was included in the price of the motor.. and it was un-opened! but what I noticed is when I was banging the old motor apart to get the old pump housing off the shims must of flew off someplace in the storage room where I was...

Thanks to Steve for sending me replacement drain pump bolts and a new temp/pressure gauge! I will start putting this stuff in today.

Finally Donated here :-) Picked up the motor today, it should of been here on Friday but it did not arrive at the post office until this morning, I was lucky enough to have them give it to me without having to wait until Monday because they wont leave it at my door step. After all this, it's...

Hmm I see a powder zep product on Grainger but it's not the same product number, the only two places I've seen is on a medical supply place.

Yeah I grew up around a lot of Hobart stuff so I have respect for them, anyone else would of just tossed this :( I would guess by the time I'm done I will have spent around $400 out of pocket not really worried about that I rather see this fine DW back in service. I will check out the stuff at...

See they are not looking for any extra expense, and having ecolab to come in and set that up they would not go for that, remember I'm fixing this dishwasher with my own out of pocket money. The only reason why I asked about the ecolab was I can see someone putting normal powder or a tablet in...

Ok from it seems that it has been discontinued so for use in a commercial dishwasher what do you suggest to be used?

Question say I got a ecolab dispenser where would it connect? I assume it would tie in before the solnolid as far as the commercial cascade I can't seem to locate any but I noticed a few ecolab dispensers on ebay and was wondering if something like this would be good?

Motor will be in Friday so at least I have a date now! And the shipping for ground with UPS is fast only a day which is nice to know.