Fuse Kit 8193762

Hi Suzanne, Thank you for the great question, when the clean light blinks 7 times this means that your dishwasher is failing to heat the water in an allotted time. There are a few reasons the light is blinking, but the first thing you can try is to reset the control board. Press high temp wash, heated dry, High temp wash, heated dry, high temp wash, heated dry, high temp wash, heated dry, high temp wash. If you don’t have a “heated dry” button, use the “air dry” or “energy saver dry” button. All the lights will light up, then press cancel to reset the board. If the control board doesn’t reset, you may have a faulty control board and the control board will need to be replaced. If the board resets you can start a new cycle and see what happens. If the the clean light blinks you can to reset the board again, some times it takes 2 or 3 tries. The most common reason for this blinking is because the water coming from your household water supply is too cold. The dishwasher is expecting 110 degree water to enter your dishwasher.You can try to run your faucet next to the dishwasher until the water coming out is hot. Also make sure the dishwasher is has a good water pressure. Put a mug or similar sized glass in the upper rack facing upwards and run a cycle, It should fill witin10 minutes of starting the cycle. If it doesn’t fill with water then the dishwasher isn’t producing enough pressure, this will cause the water not heat properly. You can try to take your pump and motor assembly apart to clean inside to see if this helps with pressure. You could also have a faulty heater, control board, or high limit thermostat. You need to uninstall your dishwasher, disconnect power and lay it on it’s back. With a multi meter you can check resistance of the heater as well as the resistance of the high limit thermostat. You should get a reading of between 5 and 30 ohms on the heater if it’s good and less than one ohm on the high limit thermostat. If both of those devices che

Hi William, Thank you for your question. There are usually only a couple of parts that could cause an issue like that. I would suggest first checking your door latch switches to make sure they are working correctly. You can test them with a multi meter to be sure. If your switches are not working then the machine will not register that the door is closed so it will not activate power to go to your control board. You should also check your wiring to see if there is any damage or burn damage on it. If both your wiring and your switches are fine, it is more than likely your control board that is the issue. I hope that helps. Good luck with your repair.

Hi Anthony, Thank you for your question. I am not sure what you mean by tested it both ways. There is only one way to test your fuse with a multi meter. You touch the probes to the prongs on your fuse. Setting your meter to the lowest for ohms of resistance. If your fuse if showing 0 ohms, that means that the part is working and your problem is with a different part on your appliance. I hope that helps. Good luck with your repair.

Hi Hussam , Thank you for the question. This sounds like the Electronic Control Board,Part Number: PS11746562 is burnt out and needs to be replaced.Hope this helps!

Hello Marilyn, Thank you for your question. Yes, remove all the screws along the inside door panel. Some have more or less than the 6 screws in the video, but the replacement is the same premise. I hope this helps! Good luck with your repair!

Hi Lea, Thank you for your question. There are some parts that you will need to check to see which ones are causing the issue. You will need to check the fuse, the door switch, the circulation pump and motor, the high limit thermostat, the electronic control board and the heating element. I hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day!

Hi Lawrence, Thank you for your inquiry. There are some parts that you will need to check to see which one is causing the issue. You will need to check the fuse, the heating element, the door switch, the circulation pump and motor, the high limit thermostat, the electronic control board, the door latch, the capacitor, the door actuator, the chopper assembly and the water inlet valve. I hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day!

Hi Hussam, Thank you for your follow up. You may want to test your Fuse to make sure it is working correctly. You can do that with a multi meter. If that part is fine, it might be your control board that is the issue. I hope that helps. Good luck with your repair.

Hello Luay, thank you for your question. We would recommend testing the fuse, heater and thermostat first. If those parts are tested and are fine, the issue would be with the electronic control board or the control panel and touch pad. I hope this helps.

Hi Wayne, thank you for your question. Unfortunately only trained technicians can test electronic control boards like that. We have information on checking all of the other parts, but you have done your research well and have done the appropriate tests. The only thing that we could suggest at this point would be for you to contact a technician or your manufacturer to see if they can help you test that control board. It is quite likely though, that if all of your other parts are testing in working continuity and your wiring does not show any signs of damage, then it would be the board that is the issue. I hope that helps. Good luck with your repair.