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WM-5 Hobart Rebuilt Pictures |
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Post# 323643 , Reply# 1 1/11/2009 at 16:48 (5,581 days old) by bobbins  (Victoria, BC, Canada) |
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Here is another picture 
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Post# 323644 , Reply# 2 1/11/2009 at 16:49 (5,581 days old) by bobbins (Victoria, BC, Canada) |
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All cleaned - ready for a test load (not yet - door gasket needs to be installed) 
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Post# 323645 , Reply# 3 1/11/2009 at 16:50 (5,581 days old) by bobbins (Victoria, BC, Canada) |
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Last picture 
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Post# 323649 , Reply# 4 1/11/2009 at 16:57 (5,581 days old) by bobbins (Victoria, BC, Canada) |
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Interior picture - Hydrosweep - for some reason the tips hit the fill inlet - I will need to bend the tips 
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| Post# 323721 , Reply# 5 1/12/2009 at 03:01 (5,580 days old) by toploader55 (Massachusetts Sand Bar, Cape Cod) | ||
What do you mean ??? | ||
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Post# 323795 , Reply# 6 1/12/2009 at 14:04 (5,580 days old) by volvoguy87 (Cincinnati, OH) |
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WM5? | ||
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Post# 324647 , Reply# 7 1/15/2009 at 22:34 (5,577 days old) by bobbins (Victoria, BC, Canada) |
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I was talking to someone that if a domestic Hydro Sweep was used, the tips of the spray arm may touch the white fill inlet under the dishrack support. I looked at a WM-5 at a coffee shop and noticed the tip were bent on theirs.... | ||
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Post# 324654 , Reply# 8 1/15/2009 at 23:24 (5,577 days old) by stopmeister72 (Irving, TX) |
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mine does too
I have a wm-5h and one of the tips of the wash arm has always hit the plastic part of the water inlet. no big deal, just a few more rythmic sounds. You could bend the tips a little or maybe file down some of the plastic on the water inlet. I have put the wash arm from a KSD-18 in mine since my origial was worn a litte and get more pressure. Do you have the wear washer on top of the wash arm support? If you take a look at the various models of the wm5 series at hobart you will see that some of the different models have a different fill assemblies. your dishwasher is very nice. Mine is a ml - 33997. I have replaced the motor, pump housing, timer, booster element and welded the back corner of the booster tank since I have had it. Haven't had to replace the door seal but someday will have to. Have also put a toggle switch in line to the power to the timer so I can stop the cycle at any point getting a longer wash, more fill on the purge letting me get 2 full rinses, or a longer final rinse. Just don't stop it while it is filling if you are not using the overflow drain assembly. Since I do not have a floor drain, I have the drain connected to the sink drains and the overflow assembly sealed off. Good luck with your restore. | ||
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