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Whirlpool dishwasher DU1345XTVB2 float switch


evofxdwg

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Dishwasher float sticks and switch doesn't audibly click reliably when float is actuated by hand.

I have not removed the old one yet so haven't inspected condition up close nor tested switch continuity. I don't know if there is a spring in the housing (standpipe) that might be bad or is the housing just a bracket 

What parts typically have to be replaced (here are the candidates based on the drawing):

Dishwasher Float Switch Part #WPW10102495

Dishwasher Float Switch Lever Part #WP8268892

Standpipe Part #WPW10175383

Dishwasher Float AssemblyPart #WP8268913

If I replace all four parts it will be over $100. 

I can't find a lower priced kit of parts to rebuild the float switch on this unit. Anybody know of one?

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Hard to help without visual inspection. You can test switch but other parts need eyeballs on them. 

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