40 in such an instance racks of wares proceed from the wash chamber 40 into the power rinse chamber within which heated rinse water is sprayed onto the wares from upper and lower manifolds the racks 12 of wares 14 exit the main wash chamber 40 through a curtain 52 into the final rinse chamber 54 the final rinse chamber 54 is provided with upper and lower spray heads or arms 56 58 that are supplied with a flow of fresh hot water via pipe 60 under the control of solenoid valve 62 a rack detector 64 is actuated when rack 12 of wares 14 is positioned in the final rinse chamber 54 and through suitable electrical controls the detector causes actuation of the solenoid valve 62 to open and admit the hot rinse water to the spray heads 56 58 the water then drains from the wares into tank 50 the rinsed rack 12 of wares 14 then exit the final rinse chamber 54 through curtain 66 moving into dryer unit 18 although not shown in fig1 any of the various sections of the warewash system 10 may include a side access door that provides access to the respective chamber the access door can provide for user access to various components within the chamber and will be described in greater detail below referring now to fig2 warewash system 10 includes warewash section 70 which may for example be associated with any of the pre wash chamber 24 main wash chamber 40 final rinse chamber 54 etc.