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Customer Questions and Answers for Door Switch Kit by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM9310752
Manufacturer Part Number: 4318273

The Latch Switch Kit, an OEM Replacement Part is designed to ensure the safe operation of your Whirlpool dishwasher. The kit includes two microswitches and a wiring harness. It prevents the appliance from running when the door is open. If defective, the door switch may prevent the dishwasher from operating even when the door is closed.

Causes of a bad door switch can include wear and tear, exposure to moisture, or a broken actuator.

Symptoms of a bad door switch include:

  • Dishwasher not starting
  • Dishwasher stopping mid-cycle
  • Error codes related to door issues
  • Dishwasher running with the door open

This OEM part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore models.

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For Whirlpool Door Switch Kit (Part Number: OEM9310752)

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Hello Ken. The part your needing W10757838 has been permanently discontinued by the manufacturer and we don't know of any source or replacement for the part.

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Bill,

You will want to check the door strike to make sure that it is positioned properly as the door strike can stick if not positioned properly and make sure that the latch handle was installed properly.

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Hello Sergio,
This unit has no fuse. You should, however, verify both door switches are good before ordering the timer. One door switch has to pass 120Vac to the timer and the other passes neutral to the timer. If either one isn't closing properly, the unit can not operate.

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Hello John. If you remove the inner door liner ot of the unit, you casn remove the bolt. Once removed, you release the tabs securing the switches into the unit.

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Richard, If you take the latch assembly and push it onto the strike, like in a situation where the door is closed on both switches it should read closed. If the latch is not in position as the door being open then the switches would be open. If you get an open circuit when the latch is closed then the switches are bad.

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Andre,

It sounds like you may have a bad door latch assembly. The door should latch easily. Check to make sure that the strike is meeting up with the door latch properly. If not then it may be that the strike is not making good contact with the latch to activate switches.

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Hello Dan,

The child lock blinking indicates that more than 1 of the keypads is stuck. You can check your connection of the ribbon cable to the control board. If the connection looks good with no corrosion or bad connection then you will need to replace the keypad.

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