Same general layout but less options. The options our one has are Heavy, Auto, Normal and Rinse. There's an On/Off button. A delay button. A start button. And sanitize. I think that's all there is (writing this at work from memory).
In the last week the dishwasher has started tripping the 20A AFCI breaker. From what I can tell from the breaker box it seems to be on a dedicated circuit. The breaker is only tripped during the wash cycle and it always happens after 20 minutes. If I reset the breaker the washer will run some more and then trip again but I don't have timing information on that. If I reset the breaker, reset the washer and restart the wash cycle, it will again trip the breaker after 20 minutes. I have run the rinse program repeatedly without anything being tripped. That cycle runs for 9 minutes. When the breaker trips, there is water left in the bottom of the washer. I either shop vac it out or reset the washer and run a rinse cycle to clear it out. I've removed the meshes and baskets that I can and there are no blockages. Also, since I've run the rinse cycle many times I know the washer is draining properly.
The dishwasher is not hard-wired, it's plugged into an outlet under the sink. I ran a heavy duty extension cord from a different (non-AFCI) circuit and ran the dishwasher on the wash cycle and it completed without incident. I then plugged the washer into a different AFCI outlet (same breaker box), ran the wash cycle and it tripped the (different) breaker after 20 minutes, same as before.
Some additional information. In our kitchen we have the following circuits that are all on AFCI (Siemens and Murray BTW).
We have been in this house for about 4 months and all of those breakers have tripped at some point. Not regularly like with the dishwasher but the coffee maker has tripped the breaker a couple of times recently.
I'm in a quandary now. These breakers are about 40 bucks a pop so I don't just want to arbitrarily replace them all. I spoke with a general contractor friend and he suggested replacing the dishwasher AFCI since he thinks they could all be connected. I have to say that didn't sound right to me since I thought that each breaker was on its own circuit BUT I'm certainly no expert so.....here I am, speaking to those who are experts.
I did read that AFCI breakers can be VERY sensitive and people have problems with them. I might just have to bite the bullet and get an electrician in but figured I would ask here first.
1. Every time I reset the AFCI, the ARC led comes on for a moment before going out.
2. I checked the wiring inside the dishwasher junction box and everything is clean. (I did NOT check the wiring behind the outlet, but since the dishwasher trips other AFCIs, this seems moot).
3. The kitchen is new as of Fall 2015. It's unused, the sellers had already moved out of the house before they totally renovated the kitchen.
4. The ice maker in the freezer doesn't work - it appears building a kitchen and not using it for almost a year is not a great thing to do. Quality!
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I should be able to find the manual now.
I replaced the breaker with the exact same type and it tripped after 20 minutes, just like the last one. Time to call in the professionals.
Well I have one more piece of information. I don't have any great electrical equipment but I do have a Kill-a-watt. I plugged the dish washer into that and let it go through a wash cycle. After almost 20 minutes I went over and looked at it. It was sitting at a steady $33/year of usage. Then the 20 minute mark came and I could hear the washer getting more agitated. The Kill-a-watt started rising.....it's still rising now and it's been a couple of minutes. Now it is over $200/year, quite a substantial difference so obviously there is more current draw (maybe a heating element or something?). Just checked it again and it's over $320/year. I don't know how sophisticated a kill-a-watt is but at the very least it seems to be telling me that after 20 minutes the washer uses more power. I don't have a multimeter that I can plug in series to see what the current draw is.
$430/year and still rising. I realise that is probably because of sample rates and taking averages.
EDIT: After a night of doing nothing, down to $17/year.
Last edited by Max; 03-18-2017 at 09:28 AM.
Why are you using the COST function of the killawatt? Mine measures amps, volts, watts etc. Max current is 15 amps.
Yes, it looks like a heating element is involved. Try using the test cycle which is described at www dot boschdishwashertroubleshooting dot com. Run the tests with the killawatt measuring amps & on both AFCI and standard circuit breaker & see what you get.
My kill-a-watt doesn't measure current. The only function that gives an inkling of current load is cost.
I went our and bought a clamp meter and jerry-rigged an AC line splitter since the big box stores around here don't carry them for some reason. The results are in. The dishwasher runs for about 20 minutes with a maximum observed current of about 0.6A. I wasn't watching 100% of the time so if there were any short-lived spikes I may have missed them. Around the 20 minute mark the current spiked up to 10.6A. I could post the video but I doubt that gives you any more information. I just checked again and it's still over 10A. Assuming the washer should be drawing that much current, this doesn't seem like an issue to me. Bosch couldn't help me without a service call, they don't know what the dish washer cycle is doing at 20 minutes, at least that's what they told me for free.
The 'tech sheet' in the dishwasher may contain a timing chart of the dishwasher to determine what function is occurring at the 20 min. mark of the cycle.
My guess is a heating function is occurring at that time. In that case I would suggest someone test the heater element and its wiring circuit for a partial short to ground. While not specifically for a dishwasher element, the following link describes how to test an element for a short to ground. The same principles should apply.
LINK > How do I test an electric element?
It might also be possible to turn off the heating function during a cycle to see if the condition persists. That might help to isolate the likely cause.
I will see what I can do re: tech spec sheet and checking the heating element. Cheers.


Mayor Mike Duggan is getting ready to add a new communicator on his staff who will be charged with getting information about city services in the hands of low-income and elderly residents who may not be connected to the internet.
During a March 1 chat with businessman Dan Gilbert at Cobo Center, the mayor told a crowd of roughly 300 tech-savvy executives from Gilbert's family of companies that the city might turn back the clock in how it communicates with residents.
"We're actually talking about going back to old-fashioned things like newsletters delivered to homes to let you know when the leaf pickup is," Duggan said.
"When is the leaf pickup?" Gilbert asked, generating laughter from his employees.
"Uh, the leaf pickup is in the fall," Duggan replied.
Duggan said he's trying to "plug a hole" in the city's communication to residents with a new aide.
"I'm about to hire somebody who I think is probably a recognizable name for most of you who is going to come in and do that messaging for us," Duggan said.
Gilbert pressed the mayor for the individual's name.
"He needs to tell his boss he's leaving before I announce it," Duggan replied.
"So we're down to 50 percent of the population," Gilbert replied to Duggan's gender identifier.
Duggan spokesman John Roach said Friday the city was not ready to announce the hire.


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Tigers meet Muslim refugees in Ullai
[TamilNet, Saturday, 29 January 2005, 06:22 GMT]
A group of Liberation Tigers led by head of the LTTE's political division for the Batticaloa-Ampara District, Mr. E. Kousalyan, Friday visited Tsunami affected Muslim refugees in the marooned Ullai-Panama region, to discuss their rehabilitation needs. The LTTE team traveled through the jungle and muddy rivers to the area, which is accessible only by boat after the Tsunami knocked down the ramp and approach road to the Arugambay Bridge last month. The refugees at the Aathimunai Welfare Centre, a mound amidst marshland and paddyfields behind Ullai told Mr. Kouslayan that their main concern is about getting a new settlement.
Mr. Kousalyan with one of the Aathimunai refugees
A representative of Ulai refugees explaining the situation. Commander Janaarthan (right)
Ullai is a Muslim/Tamil village about 112 kilometres south of Batticaloa.
"We need medical assistance. The Tamil Rehabilitation Organisation came once and conducted a mobile health service here. But we need medical help on a regular basis because this is a very remote and little known place", a representative for the Aathimunai refugee centre told Mr. Kousalyan.
The refugees said that they also need the services of a barber as there is none in the area after the Tsunami.
As in many Muslim Tsunami refugee shelters on the southeastern coast, the people at Aathimunai complained that their Parliamentarians and ministers have not shown any proactive interest in alleviating their suffering.
The Tigers then visited Panama, a village on the edge of the Yala-Kumana Wildlife Reserve, which is about 10 kilometres south of Ullai. Though close to the sea, Panama was not ravaged by the Tsunami as it is protected from the sea by high sand dunes along the beach.
The Tsunami had breached the wall of dunes at one point about a kilometre east of the Panama but the waves, their force spent, had drained harmlessly into a nearby marsh.
Mr. Kouslayan was accompanied by Mr. Janarthanan, commander of LTTE forces in Amparai, Mr. 'Kuyil Inpan', head of LTTE's political division for Amparai, several officials and Mr. Ariyanayagam Chandranehru, ex MP for the region.
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The last couple of shows have been great. Cheers to Shindig (Cambridge) and Audioscope (Oxford) for putting on such great events.
Next show is 31st January 2015, Southend-on-Sea, organised by Squeezebox Folk. We did a show with them in late 2013 which went down well. This one is in a larger venue (The Dixon Studio) with an excellent lineup.


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A: It's a PHP syntax error. In PHP double quotes are used to open and close Strings. Since the string you're trying to echo includes quotes you need to either properly escape the quotes so that they're not interpreted as trying to close the string, or use single and quotes for the string, since double quotes are not interpreted that way when used inside single quotes.
Also, you seem to be using semi-colons to end lines, but if you start a new line you need to echo that line too. Also, your div is missing a closing tag.
This code resolves both those issues:
function stoerer() {
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Just because you mentioned you were a beginner on a previous question, I would suggest finding some tutorials online for PHP. Entry level tutorials or courses will cover this sort of thing.

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Geneva, Switzerland, November 30, 2011 — Speaking today at the plenary session of the 7th Annual European Antibody Congress in Geneva, Dr. Anat Cohen-Dayag, President and CEO of Compugen Ltd. (NASDAQ: CGEN), presented Compugen's Antibody Target Discovery Platform, one of the Company's predictive discovery platforms for novel therapeutic targets. As part of her presentation covering the unique discovery capabilities of this platform, Dr. Cohen-Dayag presented experimental data demonstrating the potential of two in silico predicted proteins, CGEN-928 and CGEN-15001T, to serve as new targets for monoclonal antibody ("mAb") based therapy.
In her presentation, Dr. Cohen-Dayag explained that CGEN-928 is a membrane protein which previously had no known function or potential clinical utility. However, Compugen's Monoclonal Antibody Targets Discovery Platform predicted that this protein should have utility in the treatment of multiple myeloma, an important unmet medical need in oncology.Consistent with this prediction, CGEN-928 has now been shown by Compugen to be highly expressed in multiple myeloma samples compared with various normal tissue samples. Further studies have demonstrated broad expression of the protein in human multiple myeloma tumor cells, including late stage multiple myeloma and drug resistant and aggressive primary tumor cell lines. Thus CGEN-928's expression profile and supporting data indicate its potential use as a target for antibody-based therapy, as well as a diagnostic and prognostic marker for multiple myeloma.
The second predicted mAb target Dr. Cohen-Dayag discussed was CGEN-15001T, which is also a membrane protein. This previously uncharacterized protein was predicted by Compugen to belong to the B7/CD28 protein family, known to be involved in regulation of the immune system in immune related disorders and in cancer. CGEN-15001T has demonstrated potential therapeutic utility for cancer, and in her talk, Dr. Cohen-Dayag presented, for the first time, recent experimental results demonstrating that it is expressed in both prostate cancer tissues as well as in immune cells residing within the tumor. These results support its possible additional role as a cancer immunotherapy target, an area of great interest to the pharmaceutical industry. Dr. Cohen-Dayag also presented data supporting the therapeutic potential and mechanism of action of CGEN-15001, the extracellular domain of CGEN-15001T fused to an Fc, for various immune-related conditions such as multiple sclerosis and rheumatoid arthritis. These results further support the immunomodulatory role of CGEN-15001T as a drug target in oncology.
Monoclonal antibody (mAb) therapy is based on antibodies that bind with high specificity to target cells or proteins. The antibodies may then stimulate the patient's immune system to attack those cells, or it is possible to use such antibodies to target drugs only to the cells that have been identified by the antibodies. Due to the versatility and specificity of this approach, mAb therapies are being intensively researched and developed as treatments for numerous serious diseases, with the expectation of higher efficacy and fewer side effects. For example, mAbs could be used to target the delivery of chemotherapy only to cancer cells with the goal of sparing healthy cells and thereby avoiding certain serious side effects associated with conventional chemotherapy.
Compugen's Antibody Therapeutic Targets Discovery Platform relies heavily on the Company's LEADS and MED capabilities, two computational biology infrastructure platforms that serve as core components for the development of Compugen's discovery platforms. The LEADS platform provides a comprehensive view of the human transcriptome, proteome, and peptidome and serves as a rich infrastructure for the discovery of novel genes, transcripts and proteins. It includes extensive gene information and annotation, such as: splice variants, antisense genes, SNPs, novel genes, RNA editing, etc. At the protein level, LEADS provides full protein annotation, including homologies, domain information, subcellular localization, peptide prediction, and novelty status. The MED Platform is an integrated database composed of the results from more than 70,000 public and proprietary microarray experiments, normalized and organized into approximately 1,400 therapeutically relevant conditions (i.e. normal tissues, malignant tissues, tissues from drug treated patients, etc.). Utilizing a sophisticated query interface, the proprietary MED platform allows the simultaneous examination of the expression of genes and pathways across all 1,400 conditions and tissues as well as all 70,000 microarray experiments.
Compugen is a leading therapeutic product discovery company focused on therapeutic proteins and monoclonal antibodies to address important unmet needs in the fields of immunology and oncology, either for Compugen or its partners. Unlike traditional high throughput trial and error experimental based drug candidate discovery, Compugen's discovery efforts are based on systematic and continuously improving in silico (by computer) product candidate prediction and selection followed by experimental validation, with selected product candidates being advanced in its Pipeline Program to the pre-IND stage. Compugen's in silico predictive models utilize a broad and continuously growing infrastructure of proprietary scientific understandings and predictive platforms, algorithms, machine learning systems and other computational biology capabilities.The Company's business model primarily involves collaborations covering the further development and commercialization of Compugen-discovered product candidates and various forms of "discovery on demand" arrangements, in both cases providing Compugen with potential milestone payments and royalties on product sales or other forms of revenue sharing. In 2002, Compugen established an affiliate, Evogene Ltd. (www.evogene.com) (TASE: EVGN.TA), to utilize certain of the Company's in silico predictive discovery capabilities in agricultural biotechnology. For additional information, please visit Compugen's corporate website at www.cgen.com.


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Synalephe of synaloephe (van het Griekse συναλοιφή, "versmelting", van synaleiphein "samensmeren") is een stijlfiguur die bestaat uit het samentrekken (contractie) van twee of meer klanken die zich in verschillende (meestal twee) lettergrepen bevinden tot één enkele klank. Meestal gaat het om de laatste klinker van het ene woord en de eerste van het volgende. Zonder samentrekking zou hier een hiaat zijn ontstaan.

Synalephe wordt met name veel toegepast in de poëzie, om een goed metrum te verkrijgen.

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De goddelijke komedie van Dante Alighieri is geschreven in hendecasyllaben. De zin Esta selva selvaggi(a) e aspr(a) e forte ("Dit wilde, bittere en sterke bos") zou normaal gesproken 13 lettergrepen tellen. Doordat in de woorden selvaggia en aspra omwille van het metrum eerst desyllabificatie van de onbeklemtoonde eindklinker heeft plaatsgehad, is vervolgens samentrekking van de erop volgende klinkers met de voorafgaande lettergreep mogelijk geworden, waardoor het uiteindelijke aantal lettergrepen is teruggebracht tot de gebruikelijke 11. Merk op dat de betreffende klinkers niet echt zijn verdwenen, zoals bij elisie. Ze dienen alleen niet-syllabisch in plaats van syllabisch gelezen te worden. Het onderscheid tussen deze twee stijlfiguren is echter niet haarscherp. Soms wordt het geheel wegvallen van een onbeklemtoonde klinker aan het einde van woorden ook gewoon synalephe genoemd.

Verwante begrippen

Als stijlfiguur is de synalephe met name nauw verwant aan crasis, elisie, syncope, apocope en syneresis, maar kan ook andere verschijnselen zoals diftongering omvatten. Synalephe is tevens een vorm van metaplasma. Het tegenovergestelde van synalephe is diëresis. Wanneer synalephe binnen een en hetzelfde woord plaatsvindt, wordt dit ook wel episynalephe genoemd.

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The Scarit Gaming Desk is your steadfast companion that will support you in mastering action-packed challenges and heated skirmishes. Enjoy total freedom to game without barriers thanks to the Z-shaped desk legs and the gaming-optimised crossbar positioned high up out of the way. The SCARIT also helps you bring order to your desktop with its practical range of features. These include the specially designed headset holder for somewhere safe to put them. And with the desktop cable-management system, it's goodbye to annoying cable clutter and hello to your awesome gaming setup – all enhanced by the desk's stunning black and red colour scheme. Last but not least, the perfectly positioned drinks holder gives you somewhere to put your personal healing potion for an all-important energy boost whenever you need it.