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KitchenAid Dishwasher

Robert Blandford

By Robert Blandford
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Dishwasher was making a groaning sound and based on other site recomendations i ordered the circulation motor.  It eventually stoped working now all together.  I replaced the motor and the dishwaser is still not working.  Any suggestions?  Model number is:KUDS02SRBL1

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Is it filling with water?

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Ok, the "groaning sound" may be the inlet valve buzzing.  You'll need to test for power to the inlet valve, if it's getting voltage but not letting water in, and you're certain that you have water up

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2 hours ago, LI-NY Tech said:

Is it filling with water?

 

2 hours ago, Robert Blandford said:

No it is not

You "fixed" the wrong problem! 

Why did you replace the circulation pump if it wasn't filling with water?

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5 hours ago, Robert Blandford said:

No it is not

Ok, the "groaning sound" may be the inlet valve buzzing.  You'll need to test for power to the inlet valve, if it's getting voltage but not letting water in, and you're certain that you have water up to the inlet valve (from the house), then the valve is faulty.

 

Part number: AP4369607

Part number: AP4369607

 

 

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