08 February
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Most Kitchen Aid,  Whirlpool and some Maytag model dishwasher have what is known as a thermal fuse. This thermal fuse will interrupt power to the main control board located on the front of the dishwasher. With a standard ohm/volt meter a continuity test can be made to determine if the thermal fuse is open or not. This small but confusing fuse is located on the dishwasher main control board, the small screws around the door will need to be removed in order to gain access to the fuse. Once inside unclip the fuse and remove the wires, with the ohm meter make your test. IfRead More →

23 January
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Did you know that most newer dishwasher have a thermal fuse that located on the control board itself, yes when this fuse goes out so does the power. Here are several common issues for a no or not starting dishwasher: -Thermal fuse -Bad power (check j-box) Faulty control board -Door switches These are the most common components that fail when a dishwasher is used in a residential setting. Testing a dishwasher with a volt meter will aid in the correct diagnostics. Most dishwashers not starting or “dead” will be cured by replacing the fuse on the board. Disconnect power before servicing any appliance risk ofRead More →