Whirlpool Dishwasher GU2475XTVB2 Won't start or doesn't start

The Thermal Fuse Kit is a genuine OEM Replacement part. This kit is designed to cut off power to the dishwasher if it overheats. The fuse ensures that your appliance operates safely and effectively. If your dishwasher is not starting, it may be due to a failed thermal fuse. Investigate what caused the dishwasher to overheat before replacing the thermal fuse.

This Kit Includes:

• (1) Thermal Cutoff (TCO)
• (1) Harness Assembly
• (2) Zip Ties
• Instructions

Specs:

• Electrical specs: 86°C, 187°F fuse
• Construction: metal/plastic
• Fuse dimensions: 5/8""L x 5/8""W x 1-1/4""H
• Harness and plug dimensions: 4-7/8""L
• Zip tie dimensions: 6-3/4""L

Repair your dishwasher today with the Thermal Fuse Kit and ensure that your appliance operates safely and efficiently for years to come.

The Electronic Control Board is an OEM part for Whirlpool dishwashers. This part manages and regulates the dishwasher's functions, including cycle selection, water temperature, and the timing of different phases in the washing process. 

Common causes of a bad control board include electrical surges, moisture exposure, or general wear and tear over time.

Symptoms of a bad electronic control board include:

• The dishwasher not starting or completing cycles
• Error codes displayed on the control panel
• Unresponsive or erratic buttons and controls
• The dishwasher stopping mid-cycle or failing to perform as expected

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

This run capacitor helps start and keep the motor running smoothly by providing the necessary phase shift and torque boost. A weak capacitor can cause hard starting, humming, or intermittent motor operation.

• Supplies continuous phase shift to maintain motor rotation
• Helps the motor start reliably under load
• Symptoms can include humming, slow or no start, or overheating shutdown
• Restores normal operation when the original capacitor has weakened

• Disconnect power before servicing; discharge the old capacitor safely
• Note wire locations and transfer leads to the new capacitor one-by-one
• Mount securely in the original bracket or location to prevent vibration
• If the motor still won't start, further diagnosis of the motor or start device may be required