What does your small appliance repair man say? If the water is not moving the first thing to check is your water source (the tap). Other than that, you will probably have to call a professional....and they will tell you the cost of parts + repair is probably more than the cost of a new(er) machine.

i am my small appliance repair guy...mainly because i can't afford a professional.

i'm getting water from the tap, and have checked for clogs/kinks in all the hoses. There isn't much more that can be replaced in the thing. The only part i've not swapped out that isn't inside (where the dishes go), is the float switch. i tested it with my Ohm meter, and it's fine. Movement is unhindered as well.

Not much more to be done...other than replace or call in a small appliance repair person to help diagnose the problem. If professional repair = too much, then a replacement (look for referbished) is about all there is left to do.

So, i fixed it. I had my polarity reversed at the induction motor, which comes before the inlet valve (at least in regards to wiring). Now it's filling, draining, and spraying water...just not as much as it should be.

I now seem to be getting lower pressure than I should. I checked that it's getting the proper amount of water (fills up to the heating element), and none of my spray nozzles seem to be clogged. It just doesn't get the dishes cleaned, or rinsed properly, and it doesn't seem to be draining all the way.