Thermador DWHD770CFP
Remote Start is the quiet extra on the DWHD770CFP, and it is the first thing owners tell us stopped working. The dishwasher takes a command from outside the kitchen, which means a control, a door switch and the household network all take part. We begin by confirming the door is latched and that the control accepts a start from the panel.
With 16 place settings, a third-rack drawer and a rack for 18 wine glasses, this Star Sapphire does heavy service at gatherings. The third-rack coupling carries water to a spray arm that moves in and out, so a small leak or drip at the connection is a standard find.
StarDry uses zeolite to dry, and a dishwasher at 42 dBA does it quietly. Thermador shows this model as no longer available and lists DWHD661EFP as the successor. We test drying, sanitize temperature and drain flow at the end of the visit.
We confirm the door is latching, then test the start from the panel. If the panel works, the issue is with the remote link or its module, not the wash itself.
The drying stage may be short or vented poorly. Glass dries slower than ceramic, so we check the zeolite stage and the vent, not only the final rinse.
It can run onto the toe kick and cabinet. We replace the coupling seal or tubing and run a cycle to confirm there is no leak.
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