Dishwasher Not Drying Dishes? Heating Element Testing, Repair
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- Опубликовано: 25 янв 2011
- Dishwasher not drying dishes? This video demonstrates how to test a heating element on a dishwasher. The heating element is a commonly replaced part for a dishwasher that won’t dry dishes.
Other commonly replaced parts for a dishwasher that won’t dry dishes are:
Vent
Vent fan motor
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Amazing how to video. So good infact that I was able to repair the dishwasher without any issues whatsoever. Thank you, thank you, thank you for this most informative instructional video 👍👍
I would recommend using the repair help section of our website (link in the description). If you enter your model number there you'll have access to part, model and symptom specific repair help.
Thanks! This totally helped me fix my DW
Hi. I just checked the continuity of a Flow-Through Heating element. I found the reading above 100 ohms following the instructions of the video. Would that suppose a different issue?
Hello. My multimeter only has the X1K setting; and not the X10 as shown in your video. When using X1K, i get no movement in the needle whatsoever. Can I assume the heating element is bad while using the X1K setting?
It needs to be isolated from the other parts of the dishwasher and you need to have access to the terminals. It is easiest to take the element out of the dishwasher.
hi there. i have an ikea rengora dishwasher not heating up. looked for the heater. is the heater in the motor?
Thanks for making this movie!!!!!
Thank you, straightforward and very informative.
You're welcome!
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If you replace the element and/or the thermostat you should then do a diagnostic test to reset the machine. I replaced mine and it still did not work until I did the test. On my machine (whirlpool) you use any three buttons and press 1-2-3/1-2-3-/1-2-3, quickly. my machine works now that I did the test.
Rick C Great. Thanks for sharing about your particular experience!
+Rick C Thank you Rick! The same thing happened to me. I couldn't find anything about this in the manual, so without this comment I would have been lost. I also ran the machine on "Sensor" setting after this test, which I hadn't been doing before. I don't know what difference that made...probably none, but I think my Whirlpool has an optical sensor thermostat, so it may be related somehow.
Rick you rock I did the same thing. Replaced the element not heat. Then the thermostat, still no heat. Thank God you left this tip. Ran the diagnostic test and it all works. Thanks again
Thank goodness your post stayed up for 3 yrs. RIck, I never would have gotten my dishwasher to work without your post! Thanks so much, you saved me many gray hairs!!!
Thank goodness I ran cross this video with your comment about doing a diagnostic reset my dishwasher quit drying dishes last week and after watching numerous videos I determined it was the heating element that was bad so I replaced it in the dishwasher still did not dry dishes.
But after reading your comment and resetting the dishwasher by doing a diagnostic test dishwasher is working like new and all is well.
Can you check this without pulling out the heating element?
Exactly Where can you find this Heating element in the dishwater??
At the bottom...it looks like the heating element in a oven...
can the heating element just be lifted out? whirlpool.
No. It is connected to the dishwasher is a couple different places. We would need your model number to give specific instructions.
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So these things should have about 10 ohms of resistance?
The resistance will vary a little. You may see 20 or 50 depending on the element. If it shows a resistance reading that is close to that the element is good.
+RepairClinic.com what about 12 ohms? is it going bad?
Mine was 16.7 oms. Is it bad.
16.7 ohms is good but make sure you're not on K (kilo) or M (Meg) ohms, otherwise it is bad.
When testing for continuity, why not just do a continuity test with the multimeter? Pardon my ignorance, I don't understand why it is better to test for resistance in this particular case. Thanks!
Those are multimeters
14.4 and still not drying. Suggestions?
relay on the control board
New repairmen nowadays,
What’s analog?
What’s that needle thingy?
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Great info, thanks.
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