Dj December 21, 2013 for Model Number Maytag MDBH980AWB dishwasher when cycle select button is pushed, the lights come on and cycle thru heavy, normal and light. So it is getting power. However, when you depress the Start/Cancel button, the dishwasher will not turn on. Is that most likely a circuit board problem, a control panel problem, or something else. Dishwasher is 4.5 years old. Have had no problems up til a day or so ago. Didnt come on immediately but fooled around and finally got it turned on. Now even that will not work
1 Answer DJ, You're on track, the most likely issue is a faulty Start/Cancel keypad circuit WPW10235718 on the control panel. You can test the keypad circuits, using a multi meter and the tech data information sheet attached to the back of the lower kick plate panel on the front of the dishwasher. Read More...
David P August 20, 2013 for Model Number MDBH968AWW When I press start button on the panel nothing happens. I took off the door liner, notice when I looked at the ribbon cable there are black spots between touch panel and circuit board. Is it possible that the ribbon is bad? Could I get the ribbon or do I order the ribbon and touch panel. Thanks!
1 Answer Hello David, You need to order the control panel WPW10235718 for the ribbon cable. Read More...
Jennie August 20, 2012 for Model Number mdb6759awsi I have a Maytag stainless steel dishwasher. You can push the cycle mode and heated wash but the start button just flashes. Do we need the control panel WPW10235721 or control board WPW10235718? The dishwaher isn't even 3 years old.
1 Answer Hello Jennie, As per the tech sheet, if a button is stuck, the corresponding light will flash and the unit will not respond to commands. In light of this, I would say the control panel WPW10235721 on your unit is the issue. Read More...
Paulf June 10, 2012 for Model Number MDBH965AWB "Full" Model# is MDBH965AWB41. Delay "button" not accepting/recognizing input (push(es)). All other "buttons" appear to operate correctly. My best guess is that this is the control panel. Any other thoughts/suggestions?
1 Answer Helo Paul. Yes, based on the information you provided, if some buttons work and others do not, you will need to replace the control panel WPW10235718. Read More...
Barry June 02, 2012 for Model Number MDB6759AWS3 I've determined I need this control panel, but my dishwasher is Stainless and the control panel is a stainless/silver color as well. It appears this part is black in color. Is there another part # available for a Stainless color that matches what's on my machine now?
1 Answer Hello Barry. Yes, based on the model number you provided, WPW10235721 is the control panel. Read More...
Barry M. June 02, 2012 for Model Number MDB6759AWS3 This dishwasher is ~ 3 yrs. old and will operate, but none of the lights on the Control Panel me on so you can't tell which mode it's in. We just push normal wash function, shut door and it runs the cycle. I'd like to use all functions, but don't want to spend $130 for a new Control Panel to find out that doesn't fix it. Could it be the Control Board? Is there a simple way to test?
1 Answer Hello Barry. No, based on the information you provided, it is not the control board it is the control panel WPW10235718 and you will need to replace it. Read More...
Jason April 06, 2012 for Model Number MDBH968AWB3 My maytag was running and I opened the door. Now the start button just flashes and I cant get it to start again. This is the 2nd time this has happened. Do you think it is a control board or panel problem?
1 Answer Hello Jason. The first thing you will need to test is the door latch assembly WPW10275768. If the door latch switch is bad, it will cause the issue you are having with the unit. If the door latch is working properly, then the control panel WPW10235718 could be the issue with the unit. Hope this helps. Read More...
Chris September 22, 2011 for Model Number mdbh945awb Is this the panel for the black dishwasher? If not, what is the part number?
1 Answer Hello Chris. Yes, WPW10235718 is the black control panel for the unit. Hope this helps. Read More...