Model #GU98OSCGQ2 The keypad is dead. Power is going to the keypad, but no LEDs come on and no buttons work. Door switches check good, fuse checks good. Replaced with a new control board, but that did not fix the problem.
Yes.... i found the problem. It was a short common wire the at the door switch. Was losing voltageYes.... i found the problem. It was a short common wire the at the door switch. Was losing voltage
I have a Whirlpool dishwasher model number du915pwpb2 serial number ft1212171 power is going to the unit but no lights will come on and the bottom is filled with water, will not drain.I have a Whirlpool dishwasher model number du915pwpb2 serial number ft1212171 power is going to the unit but no lights will come on and the bottom is filled with water, will not drain.
AnonymousApr 09, 2009
I have a whirlpool GOLD and the same thing happened to me... There is water on the bottom, not much, but some and the lights wont come on on the keypad... we checked the fuse, the power cord, we can't find anything wrong with it... I don't want to call a repair man if I don't have to, any suggestions? I have a whirlpool GOLD and the same thing happened to me... There is water on the bottom, not much, but some and the lights wont come on on the keypad... we checked the fuse, the power cord, we can't find anything wrong with it... I don't want to call a repair man if I don't have to, any suggestions?
AnonymousApr 09, 2009
I went to turn the dishwasher on and NOTHING, the lights weren't working, water sitting on the bottom, NOT much, but it's there, it looks like it stopped in mid cycle I guess.
We checked the fuses, breakers, power cord, etc... NOTHING ...
I can call a repairman, but I would really rather not if my husband and I can fix it ourselves.
Any suggestions? ThanksI went to turn the dishwasher on and NOTHING, the lights weren't working, water sitting on the bottom, NOT much, but it's there, it looks like it stopped in mid cycle I guess.
We checked the fuses, breakers, power cord, etc... NOTHING ...
I can call a repairman, but I would really rather not if my husband and I can fix it ourselves.
Any suggestions? Thanks
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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.
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.
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!
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. It could be a corrosion problem:
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!
It could be corrosion at P1 connector.
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.
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. 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!
Thermal fuse mounted to the control board see if you have power on each side of it checking from post to ground,if you got power going in but none going out it's blown,and has a more serious issue somewhere.
Im having the exact same problem!! please let me know if you find a solution!
Yes.... i found the problem. It was a short common wire the at the door switch. Was losing voltage
I have a Whirlpool dishwasher model number du915pwpb2 serial number ft1212171 power is going to the unit but no lights will come on and the bottom is filled with water, will not drain.
I have a whirlpool GOLD and the same thing happened to me... There is water on the bottom, not much, but some and the lights wont come on on the keypad... we checked the fuse, the power cord, we can't find anything wrong with it... I don't want to call a repair man if I don't have to, any suggestions?
I went to turn the dishwasher on and NOTHING, the lights weren't working, water sitting on the bottom, NOT much, but it's there, it looks like it stopped in mid cycle I guess.
We checked the fuses, breakers, power cord, etc... NOTHING ...
I can call a repairman, but I would really rather not if my husband and I can fix it ourselves.
Any suggestions? Thanks
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