Deloungi DW28W dishwasher wont go past 1st cycle

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There seems to be an issue with blinking lights on these.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Diplomat+ADP+8902+Dishwasher.+1st+and+3rd+LED+are+blinking

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It is most likely that it is failing due to old age and needs to be replaced.

What do you mean, it won't "run past the wash cycle"? Do you mean it stays in the wash cycle forever? Or do you mean it quits in the wash cycle and doesn't rinse or dry?

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see the diagram attached.
1) Test the switch door,it is defective, the starting relais turn off, and consequenc the motor off.

2) TIMER: TEST FOR DEFECTIVE, clean contacts, repair wires loose, burn or broken.
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Your Question:
"My dishwasher is installed, but it won\'t go past the "washing" cycle. I have very hot water and am not using the "sanitize" option. Any ideas what could be causing this? "
Hi, I have ideas about your dishwasher. It apparently has a failed timer.
If this is a new dishwasher installation of a new machine. Then it is defective and is covered under the manufacturer's warranty.
The hot water issue is fine. A dishwasher's internal water temperature should be at least 140 degrees, so the machine will heat up water to accomplish this.
I would cancel the cycle the machine is in test it in various cycles.
I would try it in sanitize as well. If it completes the full cycle. Then use it.
However, if it hangs up again. I will need a new timer mechanism.
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The soil censor is the problem, basically the water in the machine is circulating around and the soil censor doesn't detect how dirty the water is so therefor wont empty out, change it out and you should be good to go.

Thanks akubra_lands, it worked for me too on model DW28W. I thought I should elaborate on your answer for anyone else who comes across this while researching the same problem.
The repair is ridiculously simple (takes about 10min) and the only tools needed are 1 philips/posidrive screwdriver and 1 flat blade screwdriver. Assuming you've unplugged it from mains power:

1. Tip the dishwasher on its right hand side (looking from the front).
2. Remove 4 screws from the metal base - 2 front and 2 rear (the rear ones have anti-rattle washers on them).
3. Pull the base away, taking care of the pair of wires leading to the flood indicator float switch which is still attached to the base.
4. Remove all 4 screws which fasten the solenoid valve to the pipe which leads from the pump upwards to the center of the tank (which feeds the lower spray arm).
5. Pull the solenoid/valve body off the pipe and you will see it has a whitish plastic flap with a hinge at the top end.
6. Use the flat blade screwdriver to gently prize open one side of the flap hinge and twist the flap until it is completely free of the valve body. Put the flap to one side.
7. Replace the valve body, without the flap, and secure all 4 screws.
8. Reassemble the dishwasher. Done
   

Now take a moment to admire the handiwork of the engineer who planned the failure of that innocent little plastic flap around 6 months after the expiry of the warranty.
I actually had a repair man come and look at the problem, and yep, right on cue, he told me it needed a new pump motor. $300. When he realised I was on to him he just gave up. So hard for repair people to do an honest day's work these days..

Motor trying to start. blockage in pump, or bad motor!

Tilt your dishwasher forwards. Be aware that water will come out ouf the bottom. Once this is clear your washer should be Ok.
Good Luck