I apologize for the duplication of an already covered topic but I am looking for some help as to where to start in the hope of saving some time.
Last night when my wife went to run the dishwasher none of the lights on the control panel lit up. Below is a description of as far as I got.
Dishwasher is a Kitchenaid right around 5 years old with the hidden keypad on the top of the door. I'm afraid I never had time to check the model number.
1. Switched breaker off and on (no luck)
2. Took off bottom panel retrieved tech sheet (attached)
3. Checked that power was going to dishwasher (it was)
4. Thought I'd start with the keypad check (attached)
5. Removed door cover (torx screws) to get to control panel (at least that is what I think I was looking at, it is a printed circuit board).
It is at this point one of my kids wakes up with severe abdominal pain and the dishwasher takes a backseat!
Having got to work this morning I have had a chance to read around about thermo fuses etc. I guess I am wondering what my best course of action is when I get home tonight.
Do I continue with the keypad check?
If so, am I in the right place? I don't remember seeing a keypad ribbon connection. Where would that be?
Is there a better way to go?
Thanks for all your time, Steve..
Last night when my wife went to run the dishwasher none of the lights on the control panel lit up. Below is a description of as far as I got.
Dishwasher is a Kitchenaid right around 5 years old with the hidden keypad on the top of the door. I'm afraid I never had time to check the model number.
1. Switched breaker off and on (no luck)
2. Took off bottom panel retrieved tech sheet (attached)
3. Checked that power was going to dishwasher (it was)
4. Thought I'd start with the keypad check (attached)
5. Removed door cover (torx screws) to get to control panel (at least that is what I think I was looking at, it is a printed circuit board).
It is at this point one of my kids wakes up with severe abdominal pain and the dishwasher takes a backseat!
Having got to work this morning I have had a chance to read around about thermo fuses etc. I guess I am wondering what my best course of action is when I get home tonight.
Do I continue with the keypad check?
If so, am I in the right place? I don't remember seeing a keypad ribbon connection. Where would that be?
Is there a better way to go?
Thanks for all your time, Steve..