Hobart AMX-16 Dish Washer Problem

Thank for quick reply, and accually i thought about it, but as you know the good old day that we could use our imagination to get thing to works are over now.

I cannot make any modification because somebody may have a food poisoning and die because of it and this will be terrible the electrician modified the sanitizer that why i m dead... you got it

But i like the idea, I can use a simple PLC ?? Not electromech but andy.

What do it need to do?

1- Maintain water level and temperature

2- Hood close 5 sec, start pump let say 3 minutes ( if hood open shut pump)

3- What else, some soap maybe?

I must be missing something, I will keep thinking about it

Thank you

Heard Hobart is making good welding machines and their dish washers make good shelters for fauna on the ocean floor?

A PLC can do the work, if you can do the work on the PLC. Otherwise a switch box with remote control and a stopwatch. This way you can optimize and personalize your dish washer preferences. ??

Note the chip's orientation for the socket chip(s, make a simple drawing first), carefully remove the chips and place them on the new board, not bending or damaging any of the chip legs, check with a magnifying glass as its easily done wrong. A thin knife under one end of the chip between socket and chip, then the other end, do not use any force.....

Put new board into machine.

The socketted chips often are a PIC or micro controller or a flash memory for program that basically does all the work.....no chip, no work!!

Here is the procedure for a PC chip, its the same:-

http://www.badflash.com/removbio.htm

Hi! That is what i do not understand, the original board has no chip at all, and it did work some...

I know it is hard to beleive but that is what i have....

You never mentioned that before....you only said that the new board had a place for a chip, but none installed.....

I think you need Hobart tech support.....

Did you try to call them?

http://www.hobartservice.com/contact/default.aspx

you'll need someone who can remain calm & speak their language

my experience with the hobart baking equipment technical support was good once I managed to speak to a tech...

He has been in touch with the vendor, as they supplied a new control board, but there was no EPROM on it, not even a socket, so it must have been for another machine?

tried to get the manual, site is very bad. washer is expensive, suggest you sue

http://www.hobartuk.com/sites/all/files/site/pdfs/AMX-16.pdf

no doubt they are tricky to deal with,

management is less than optimal

part.sales@hobartuk.com

hobart service address

Here are the files they give out from servive. Possibly someone can make some suggestions?

AMXX-N-o-1.pdf

AMXX-N-s.pdf

These folks have helped me repair several appliances. And no, I do not work for them. Besides, who does not want to be an appliance samurai?

http://applianceguru.com/

Hi you all, OK i got it....

Thank's to you all for assistance but i followed Mr Tornado adverse. I fitted a nice little Siemens L0G0! for controller, punched a float switch through the basin wall and went straight to the point about it.

Still have a couple issues which are going to be dealt with as soon as i received the expansion module.

Then since the cook brough back "porcelain" i have been signing autograph...

Bye