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Heating element won't heat

chrisg43

By chrisg43
in DIY Appliance Repair Help

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:?  Hi, I have a kitchen aid dishwasher model #KUDS01IJBS0 and it refuses to heat. I replaced the element and the control panel that came with the element. The wire end was burnt and I also replaced it. Could some thing else have burnt out along with the element? How do you access and read the diagnostic codes? Any info would be greatly appreciated. Chris

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Start by checking for continuity from the W-R wire (white with a red stripe) at P6 on the control board to the neutral connection in the power junction box, underneath the dishwasher. If that circuit is open, no heatum.

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OK! Thanks. Also the water heating led does'nt come on either.

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Chris, if you run into any questions while running that continuity check, call me and I'll try to 'splain it mo' bettah.

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