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Customer Questions and Answers for Heating Element Kit by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM11523426
Manufacturer Part Number: 8194200

This dishwasher heating element is for stainless steel tubs only. Includes a new computer board that needs to be replaced along with the element. For plastic tubs use W10518394.

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John M for Model Number KUDS01DJBL1

My thermal fuse keeps blowing. I just replaced the motor and drain pump. I think I may need to replace my heater element (resistance measured 9.5 ohms -- just below 10 ohm spec.). Or maybe the thermostat? According to your site, the heater element (and the electronic control box) has been discontinued. Can you recommend a heater element replacement? I think the control box is fine. You folks have kept this dishwasher alive for 22 years. I don't want to give up!

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John, You will want to check to see if the door switch is good. If it is then it sounds more likely a control board that is faulty and would need to be replaced.

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Hello David, the original round heating element was replaced by an updated heater and a control board with updated software for a number of reasons, however the new heater and board kit is no longer available from the manufacturer.WP8194200 .

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Sandra, Thanks for the question!!! Sorry, but the manufacturer has not given a replacement for this part number.

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Stephen, Unfortunately, this part is no longer available and no satisfactory replacement has been provided by the manufacturer.

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Hello Ali, the new design heater (in the kit ) was not given a part number so it is not able to be found separately and the manufacturer has discontinued the Heating Element /Board kit. 8194200.

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Frank, there could be an issue either with the OWI sensor or the control. The way to test this is if you have the power to the dishwasher turned off at the breaker, you can test by accessing the control panel. With the power completely off to the unit, you will want to remove the yellow wires at p15. You will then want to test resistance of wire 1 to wire 3. At room temperature it should read between 48 to 52 kohms. If it does not read within this range, you have a bad OWI sensor WPW10705575. If it reads within this range, you most likely have a control board WPW10084141 issue. The most your dishwasher should reach in temperature is going to be 140 degrees Fahrenheit.

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Brett, You will want to use the heating element that comes in the kit with the board. This was a redesign by the manufacturer and need to use it.

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Brent, Check the thermostat to make sure that it is good for continuity and if it checks ok then the control board will be the issue with this unit.

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Luis, It does not show that the bimetal thermal switch comes with the board. This would most likely have to be purchased separately.

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