[ppeek]

Got part for drain problem and got that part solved. Still having trouble with heating part. Heating element tested at 10.8 ohms. Hi limit .01. Could water temp from source cause this problem we changed from gas water heater to Electric and that is when the problem started. We have been having problems with not enough hot water. I checked the thermostat and it is set at 115 degrees.

[Gene]

Originally Posted by ppeek

...Could water temp from source cause this problem we changed from gas water heater to Electric and that is when the problem started. We have been having problems with not enough hot water...

It is very possible. Incoming water temperature per instructions from any dishwashers manufacturers should be about 120°F.

Gene.

[sarigal]

Hi saw this thread and tried to do the reset, it worked but when I go to run the washer regularly the blinking starts again. I am not a technical person, is there something else I can do to try to get this working???

[Gene]

Originally Posted by sarigal

Hi saw this thread and tried to do the reset, it worked but when I go to run the washer regularly the blinking starts again. I am not a technical person, is there something else I can do to try to get this working???

What is the complete model number of the dishwasher?

Gene.

[sarigal]

Hi Gene, the model number is...

GU2800XTVS0

[Gene]

There are three parts in the heating circuit. They are: the heater, the hi-limit thermostat (under the dishwasher) and the control board.

Check the heater and the hi-limit thermostat for continuity. If any of them is open, it has to be replaced.

If there is nothing wrong, replace the control board.

- The heater Part number: W10134009

- The hi-limit thermostat Part number: 661566

- The control board Part number: W10285178

Here are the breakdown diagrams and Parts for Whirlpool GU2800XTVS0 Dishwasher - AppliancePartsPros.com

Gene.

[ryguy722]

I have a DU1055XTPS3 (Whirlpool Quiet Partner 1) from 2004 or 2005 and the Clean Light blinks 7x. I tried the "Normal - Heat Dry" sequence 4x and that seemed to reset the dishwasher to no lights blinking. I then ran a normal cycle and it seemed to run alright. After it ran on Normal Cycle, the clean light started blinking 7x again.

As a side note, I replaced the fill sensor about 2 years ago and that seems to be functioning alright as I listened and timed the fill to exactly 100 seconds. I checked the water level and it was just barely under the filament, not submerged. Do I need to level the dishwasher better?

Do I need to check the hi limit thermostat or heater element? If so, how do I go about checking for continuity on those parts... from one end of the filament to the other? Please advise next steps.

Thanks!

[Gene]

Hi,

Yes, you do need to check the heating element and the hi-limit thermostat for continuity.

You have to remove the wires from the tested part terminals prior to the test.

The part numbers for the heater and the hi-limit thermostat are the same as posted in the previous post.

- The control board Part number: 8564547

Here are the breakdown diagrams and Parts for Whirlpool DU1055XTPS3 Dishwasher - AppliancePartsPros.com

Gene.