20 Most Recent KitchenAid 24 in. KUDI02FRSS Stainless Steel Built-in Dishwasher - Page 6 Questions & Answers

Most likely water valve needs replacing

Really hard to say. Maybe find a deal on both on eBay.

I don't know what else is on the circuit with your Dishwasher, but it is possible that you have a defective circuit breaker, or corroded wiring at the circuit breaker or at the dishwasher. Maybe too many gadgets on he same circuit and you are tripping the breaker. The dishwasher may have an internal circuit breaker that needs replacing. some thing to think about.

Looks like you can get the upper rack for about half that, direct from Sears- Dishwasher Dishrack Upper Part Number 8539234 Sears PartsDirect Still kinda pricey if you only have a few bad spots. There is special touchup coating (never tried it myself, but looks like it gets good reviews, and the price is right) Amazon com Rerack Dishwasher Rack Repair White 630076 Home Improvement Or prong covers if you just have rust or damage on the tips (I've used ones like these, the long ones stay on good) Amazon com Home Dishwasher Prong Caps Set of 20 Kitchen Dining

https://www.searspartsdirect.com/model-number/kuds01fkpa0/0593/0130000.html

You might have a problem with the water pump

It sounds like you have a build up of debris in the bottom where the drain is. You can take apart the bottom and clear out all of the accumulation. Put it back together and it should drain fine. You could also check your drain hose and replace if necessary.

First try to unplug and then plug it back in. Hopefully this will reset the dishwasher. Good luck.

Try flipping the break in fuse box. It may reset control panel. good luck

Sounds like a heating problem you might have to change the controls and heater

There is a fan blade on the top of the pump shaft. IT is loose. They are pressed onto the shaft. The only thing you can do is replace the motor or the whole machine.

Put some kind of washer on the spindle to stop the up and down motion of spinner. Manual can be gotten at mfg web site or google search. For the residue I would use a sudsy ammonia cleaner or grease cutter. Or a baking soda paste .