My dishwasher stopped heating a few weeks back. I checked and the heating element had a dark spot that was cracked. So I replaced the element. That didn’t fix the problem. I thought maybe the replacement part I got was bad, so I tried another new heating element with no luck. I then replaced the high temp thermostat even though tests on it came back good. That didn’t fix the problem. Rusty I checked the ohms for the fuse and im not getting a reading. The service manual says a reading below 3 ohms means it’s good. If the reading is over 3 ohms, to replace the board.
I am lost now. What else can I check to get this dishwasher fixed? I’ve replaced most heating parts. Please help!
Cantbe03 said:
My dishwasher stopped heating a few weeks back. I checked and the heating element had a dark spot that was cracked. So I replaced the element. That didn’t fix the problem. I thought maybe the replacement part I got was bad, so I tried another new heating element with no luck. I then replaced the high temp thermostat even though tests on it came back good. That didn’t fix the problem. Rusty I checked the ohms for the fuse and im not getting a reading. The service manual says a reading below 3 ohms means it’s good. If the reading is over 3 ohms, to replace the board.
I am lost now. What else can I check to get this dishwasher fixed? I’ve replaced most heating parts. Please help!
I have having the exact issue with a WDT710PAYM2. Replaced the heating element and no luck. What is the next step?
Sadly I think I have to replace the main board. I’ve checked the fuse. But I can’t replace just a fuse, it is built in. I have to replace the whole board. Flawed design!
Cantbe03 said:
Sadly I think I have to replace the main board. I’ve checked the fuse. But I can’t replace just a fuse, it is built in. I have to replace the whole board. Flawed design!
It look 3 different control boards, but it is finally heating up now.?