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Motor is out! That part was pretty easy

Ok it's out! I have the info on the solenoid valves The conduit had lots of rust so I will be replacing that.

Ok I think I will just disconnect from the booster and do it that way.. hopfully will be able to pull it out before I leave.

Yikes.. I'm not really sure how I can get to the two pipes to the back of the DW.. I have my tools ready to take it apart but because the side of the sink just has a cutout for the drain, water inlet and pressure valve the rest is all solid metal.. My only other option is to cut a section out of...

Found the shut off maybe next week I might be able to free it under the sink. Hey Steve I've been running the other DW and I noticed I can't turn the motor by hand as well.. At least the spindle part. Any info on how much it pumps a min and its psi?

Oh boy.. so I guess me turning on the water valve under the sink.. it now causes a very tiny waterflow stream into the DW now.. so now the DW is always full of water the next day after you drain it..

I was doing more searching since they were good with keeping everthing I found these two things.. Looks like the DW was serviced in '85 but the person wirting did not press hard enough on the carbon copy so I can't make out what was serviced. It wont be untill few weeks until I can look at this...

And one more

Ok here are the pictures

I did find in the blueprints of the pluming the booster hookup while I'm not home right now I took pictures of the solenoids valves. I noticed is the booster must be on the same line, if I open the valve the water entering in the DW slows, when I close the valve on the booster it begins to build...

Around 3 min you see black water come from the inlet. Water will always fill inside the DW unless water is turned off.. Can't find booster water valve yet.. Hobart dishwasher: http://hobart dishwasher: youtu.be/tMBE-pY3u94

Will try and start unbolting the parts to get the motor out. Meanwhile try and figure out the water flow.

The black hose is from the booster pressure relief valve. Sorry The picture got rotated sideways

Steve here are some pictures I took yesterday.

Hey Steve I sent you a email if I do the bearings would they be easy to find? Also I looked a bit harder behind the limited space of the DW and I did see two lines but it's hard to say where it's going.. One of the lines comes from under the sink to the DW and the other goes to the booster. I...

I might try and solder it instead.. what I have a hard time finding out is removing the dishwasher from under the canbet.. I assume it's all hard lines? The booster is taking up my room from seeing what I need to see. I think I saw a KDS-17 on youtube.. it's arms looked the same but the flow...

I hope this works I'm not at home.

Not so good news is the drain hose that connects to the drain line snapped the connection looks like corrosion.

OK got the wash arm off but the motor is locked tight.

Does the wash arm just pull right up? Good to know it uses parts from another model, that's a relief.