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Stopping Mid Cycle Troubleshooting Guides
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LG LDP6797ST Dishwasher Stops at 36 or 41 Minutes: Check the Estimated Time and Stage
A Normal-cycle display that reaches 36 or 41 minutes is not, by itself, a 36/41-minute fault code or proof that the control board has failed. LG identifies the LDP6797ST as a top-control dishwasher, and its owner manual says the displayed cycle time is estimated and can differ from actual running time because of options, soil level, water temperature, and water hardness.
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Thermador DWHD650WFM Dishwasher Stops with E24 and E25
On a Thermador DWHD650WFM, E24 and E25 are both listed by Thermador as drain-path error codes. The official page gives the same possible paths for each code—blocked drain-pump area or loose cover, a kinked drain hose, or a blocked air gap or drain hose—so an E24→E25 or E25→E24 sequence does not by itself prove two failed parts or a control-board failure.
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Thermador DWHD650WFM Stops About Two Minutes Into the Cycle
A Thermador DWHD650WFM that fills, starts the circulation motor, and stops about two minutes later should not be diagnosed from the timing alone. Because the door and loading have already been finicky, first document whether the door stays fully latched when the racks are correctly loaded and whether the stop leaves water in the tub.