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Customer Questions and Answers for Dishwasher Thermal Fuse Kit by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM9535773
Manufacturer Part Number: 8193762

Dishwasher won't power on or display lights? This thermal fuse kit protects against overheating. Easy 10-minute DIY fix with video instructions.

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Walter for Model Number KitchenAid dishwasher - KUDP01FLSS2

Hello! Five weeks ago the control board of my dishwasher (KitchenAid KUDP01FLSS2) was displaying a flashing light and was not operating. I changed out the control board, using the original thermal fuse, and all worked well for about 4 weeks. This time, the issue was the thermal fuse. I replaced it, but did not use the wires included with it, since the terminals of the existing wires fit perfectly on the poles of the new thermal fuse. The diswasher seemed to work perfectly, but it blew the thermal fuse again about 20 minutes into the wash cycle. I checked the thermostat, and it shows continuity. I also checked the heating element at the terminals (without removing it from the tub), and it shows continuity as well. Please advise your thoughts, as I have now blown the original fuse and a replacement fuse. I am concerned about installing and blowing a third fuse before diagnosing any other probable causes.

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Walter, you need to install the "complete" kit, including the wires. That's where the manufacturer traced the problem to. Also, since the heater and thermostat checks OK, you need to turn the power off, remove the junction box cover on the front frame and check the power supply wiring and wire nuts, for a good tight fit, and any weal or melted spots on the wires.

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Carlos, You will want to check the door switch to make sure that it is engaging and that the switches are good. If the dishwasher is not sensing the door being latched then it will not start the cycle.

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Dave K. for Model Number KitchAid KUDM24SEBL1

Hi, Dishwasher stopped mid-cycle. Unit not dead. No lights are illuminated on control panel and nothing works. Checked main house power panel and circuit breaker is OK. I disconnected leads to the thermal fuse on the dishwasher and checked continuity across the fuse, figuring this was the likely cause. My ohmmeter shows zero resistance across it, so that's not the issue. I removed the kick panel to check if power is getting to the dishwasher, but am intimidated by the mass of wiring underneath, and without pulling the dishwasher forward a bit from under the counter, really can't see where to check. I do see a wiring harness that feeds into the bottom of the dishwasher door with multiple wires. Am I missing some easy way to check power? The only other suspicious thing I saw when I had the control panel disconnected was that the translucent shields over the connectors attaching the wires to a part that looks like a white plastic or ceramic block just above and toward the left edge of the lower door panel (with control panel removed) are very yellow, like they have been overheated. The part is numbered 9742663. I would appreciate any help you can provide in troubleshooting. Thanks.

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Hello Dave, Go to the breaker box and kill power to the unit. Remove the kick panel and look for a small galvanized box held in by one 5/16 inch head screw. Inside is the wiring connection from the home wiring. There should be two wires wire-nutted together and the ground wire around a ground screw. It is not an uncommon occurrence for one of the wire nuts to lose continuity and melt. This will cause no power to be supplied to the unit. If there is no issue notes, make sure nothing can contact ground and flip the breaker back on to test at this point for 120Vac. If nothing is there, the issue is in the home wiring or the breaker has failed in the breaker box.

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Dennis, You will want to check to make sure that there is power going to the heating element at the control board. Check when in the dry cycle for 120 vac to the heater. Make sure that the water temp coming into the unit is not too low and causing the unit to not be able to heat the water to the proper temp for sanitize. Also check the thermostat for the heater to make sure that it has continuity.

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Hello Don. If the board was on fire, it is best to replace the fuse on the unit as well. Also, repair any burnt wires on the unit.

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Arsenal, You will want to check the thermal fuse to make sure that it has continuity. If it does not have continuity then you would need to replace the thermal fuse 8193762.

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Handwashing for now, It isn't the fuse kit, or the dishwasher wouldn't drain. The more likely issue is one or more keypads have failed and you will need to replace the control panel/key pad assembly WP8531816.

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