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Originally Posted by: bige7171  I'm a former United States Marine. It's American all the way. All I want is a dishwasher to wash dishes with out repairing it every year. I was just looking for a name or model # of a dependable dishwasher that has a proven track record. Bige, Based on my preferences, you may want to look for a W/P GU3100 series dishwasher, or it's equivalent,( Jenn Air, Maytag,Kitchen Aide) it's a mid line unit with plenty of options and a stainless steel interior. It's been around for a while, has a pretty good reliability record. Good Luck, :cool: :cool: :cool:
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I'm a former United States Marine. It's American all the way. All I want is a dishwasher to wash dishes with out repairing it every year. I was just looking for a name or model # of a dependable dishwasher that has a proven track record.
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Originally Posted by: bige7171 What about Maytag... I have heard some good things about that brand name. Any thoughts Bige, I have to agree with Magician, Buy American, Whirlpool Corp. acquired Maytag Corp. in late 2006, Any Maytag product you purchase is a Whirlpool built / designed unit by now. But still a good product. Decide what you want and expect the product to do, then purchase on that basis, If you don't need the top of the line machine, don't get the top of the line machine. Good Luck. :) :) :)
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Maytag was swallowed up about four years ago by Whirlpool Corp. So, if you buy the maytag machine, highly likely that you're getting a Whirlpool-made appliance. Don't let one bad machine spoil the name, though: Whirlpool appliances are known to be quite reliable. I would stick with an American-made appliance, that you can at least get parts for.
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What about Maytag... I have heard some good things about that brand name. Any thoughts
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Originally Posted by: Joe / APP Team Bige, I have to agree with you, You've got a bad light wash key circuit on the control panel. You'll need: Part number: AP3774265
Something we used to do, Put a thin coat of di electric grease on the ribbon and control board connections, to reduce moisture and debris from getting into the connection and causing failure. Good Luck, :) :) :) Thank You, I am pot committed at this point with all the other money I have sunk into this machine.....This is the last fix and I will buy a new one. Any suggestion on a name brand that will last. I had way to many things wrong with this dishwasher
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Originally Posted by: bige7171 I have replaced control board, heating element and thermal fuse...all needing it. Now it will run a cycle with the LIGHT cycle light randomly flickering, do not see a code with the flashes they are to random. It eventually shuts down. I hit cancel and it will start the drain process and shutdown in this cycle as well...with the light cycle light flashing and 2 dashes on the timer... I am thinking the touch pad. Can anyone verify or give any other suggestions Bige, I have to agree with you, You've got a bad light wash key circuit on the control panel. You'll need: Part number: AP3774265
Something we used to do, Put a thin coat of di electric grease on the ribbon and control board connections, to reduce moisture and debris from getting into the connection and causing failure. Good Luck, :) :) :)
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I have replaced control board, heating element and thermal fuse...all needing it. Now it will run a cycle with the LIGHT cycle light randomly flickering, do not see a code with the flashes they are to random. It eventually shuts down. I hit cancel and it will start the drain process and shutdown in this cycle as well...with the light cycle light flashing and 2 dashes on the timer... I am thinking the touch pad. Can anyone verify or give any other suggestions
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