Whirlpool WP99002825 Power Control Board Assembly OEM Part

Replaced PC board. Easy to remove old board and install the replacement. It doesn't get much easier than this.

Easily found the part on APP.com website. Read what other's said about the repair and watched a you tube, it sounded easy. Part arrived in 2 days. Turned off the circuit breaker, opened the door, removed the inside door panel (8 screws), unplugged the connectors, removed 2 screws with nut driver, unclipped the plastic clips that hold the circuit board in ( the releases were on the bottom, no one pointed that out) snapped the new one in and it works like new. Very comforting to know that if it does not work out I can return the parts within 365 days so I do not have to hurry.

I looked for solutions on Google and came across this site. I read that this is a common problem with the control board. I opened up the front and inspected the control board. The blue (capacitor?) component had a burned lead and had disconnected from the board. I placed and order for a new board and after replacing it, the dishwasher started working again. I hesitated at first to buy a part of $210 without knowing if that would fix it but I saw that this vendor has a return policy of the board did not work. So while I thought the component was very overpriced, I went ahead and bought it. Only time will tell if it was worth the money, but I am glad it is working for now.

Bought a new Pcb Assembly and replaced it.

After looking at several online forums, I speculated that it was the control panel. Because this part is pricey, I called a technician to make sure that it wasn't the motor. He diagnosed the PCB assembly but suggested I buy a new dishwasher instead of fixing it since in his words they don't make appliances to last. Mine is a high-end unit and I wasn't prepared to fork over the bucks to replace it, plus the machine was still in good shape. I ordered the part, it was shipped the same day and I got it two days later. I easily installed the unit using a YouTube video and it resolved my problem. I'm a DIY wife who prefers repair to replacement.