Top 20 Whirlpool DU1010XTX Builtin Dishwasher - Page 6 Questions & Answers

Your heating element might be the culpret. It heats the water for sanitize cycle.

The vast majority of undercounter dishwashers measure approximately 24 inches in width, 24 inches in depth and 35 inches in height with adjustable feet. This means that the rough opening in your cabinets must be 24- by 24- by 35-inch. The dishwasher itself may be somewhere around 23 5/8 by 23 5/8 by 34 inches

Drying is usually carried out by either the water condition, the rinse aid or the dryer itself. If the internal softener works correctly, and you have the correct setti g of rinse aid, then it would point to the drying element. Do you use the same wash cycle every time, and does this cycle have the drying cycle removed for energy saving? Increase the rinse aid setting a bit, and try a different cycle to begin with. If not then look at the element

Hello Philip, We are sorry for the frustrations you are experiencing. Please email us at [email protected] with your name, phone number, street address, zip code, model & serial number, date of purchase on the appliance and a brief description of the problem you are experiencing. Thank you. Best Regards, Whirlpool Social Care Team

Make sure that the wash cycle is completely done. Press down the control lock button to unlock it if its still locked press the cancel/drain button

Burnt out control panel most likely.

Stuck water inlet electrovalve or defective control panel.

Sounds like your control panel has failed, and as to why, well things work and then they don't, simple and as plain as that.

How to cycle power to the dishwasher controls to reset the dishwasher

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You should find a trouble shooting document behind the kick panel of your machine. Follow the steps. My whirlpool dishwasher gold GU2475XTVQ0 had rapid blinking lights that started with the "4 Hour Delay" LED and changed to others when other buttons were pressed. The machine would not run. I followed the instructions located behind the kick panel and verified the keypad was the issue and not the control circuit by elimination. The big surprise for me was that when I used a straight pin to resistance check all of the buttons, they checked out OK. I reconnected the 14 pin connector (P1) to the control and found that the buttons/LEDs were behaving correctly! I believe that pushing the straight pin into the 14 pin connector removed any corrosion in the 10 year old device and permitted the keypad to communicate with the control again. I reassembled the dishwasher door and it ran with no problems. I was ready to replace the keypad for $150, but didn't have to!

My whirlpool dishwasher gold GU2475XTVQ0 had rapid blinking lights that started with the "4 Hour Delay" LED and changed to others when other buttons were pressed. The machine would not run. I followed the instructions located behind the kick panel and verified the keypad was the issue and not the control circuit by elimination. The big surprise for me was that when I used a straight pin to resistance check all of the buttons, they checked out OK. I reconnected the 14 pin connector (P1) to the control and found that the buttons/LEDs were behaving correctly! I believe that pushing the straight pin into the 14 pin connector removed any corrosion in the 10 year old device and permitted the keypad to communicate with the control again. I reassembled the dishwasher door and it ran with no problems. I was ready to replace the keypad for $150, but didn't have to! This may still be the problem after you replaced the control board.

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`CHECK THE LINK BELOW AND MAKE SURE THAT THE DRAIN HOSE THAT GOES UNDER THE SINK IS NOT CLOGGED USUALLY YOU CAN SEE CLOGS https://www.partselect.com/Repair/Dishwasher/Not-Cleaning-Properly

The coil on the relay might be bad. Control Board W10597045

only the tap that it is connected to

f6 is no water coming in dishwasher check inlet valve an flow valve to cancel open door press start button untill the led go out an close the door the washer should reset an go back working

There is a trouble shooting document behind the kick panel at the bottom of the machine. Follow the steps. My whirlpool dishwasher gold GU2475XTVQ0 had rapid blinking lights that started with the "4 Hour Delay" LED and changed to others when other buttons were pressed. The machine would not run. I followed the instructions located behind the kick panel and verified the keypad was the issue and not the control circuit by elimination. The big surprise for me was that when I used a straight pin to resistance check all of the buttons, they checked out OK. I reconnected the 14 pin connector (P1) to the control and found that the buttons/LEDs were behaving correctly! I believe that pushing the straight pin into the 14 pin connector removed any corrosion in the 10 year old device and permitted the keypad to communicate with the control again. I reassembled the dishwasher door and it ran with no problems. I was ready to replace the keypad for $150, but didn't have to!

There is a trouble shooting document behind the kick panel at the bottom of the machine. Follow the steps to determine which component is at fault, but it may be corrosion in the low voltage connector. My whirlpool dishwasher gold GU2475XTVQ0 had rapid blinking lights that started with the "4 Hour Delay" LED and changed to others when other buttons were pressed. The machine would not run. I followed the instructions located behind the kick panel and verified the keypad was the issue and not the control circuit by elimination. The big surprise for me was that when I used a straight pin to resistance check all of the buttons, they checked out OK. I reconnected the 14 pin connector (P1) to the control and found that the buttons/LEDs were behaving correctly! I believe that pushing the straight pin into the 14 pin connector removed any corrosion in the 10 year old device and permitted the keypad to communicate with the control again. I reassembled the dishwasher door and it ran with no problems. I was ready to replace the keypad for $150, but didn't have to!