Top 20 KitchenAid 24 in. KUDI01FLSS Stainless Steel Built-in Dishwasher Questions & Answers

flashes seven times, it usually indicates a problem with the water temperature. Go to this site for reset information, if that'll fix it. http://homeguides.sfgate.com/fix-flashing-clean-light-kenmore-dishwasher-86468.html hope this helps. Cheers

Clear packing tape is often effective but in a hot wet environment- it is not permanent, you may have to redo. Clean with alcohol swab first.

Sounds like it could be the bearing in the wash motor. If the sound is only present when you can hear water being thrown around then this would confirm it. Not sure about spares availability on a 7yr old machine though

What type of dishwashing detergent are you using. If you use too much or hard desolving detergent you will get a build up that will clog the strainer. Try running some vinegar and water in the washer without the dishes from time to time. That might solve your problem. some stainers are at the bottom of the washer. some are secured by two screws others are twist and pull out. depends on the dishwasher.

Kitchenaids have a diagnostic service mode ... but each model can be different on how to activate. The mode is started by sequentially pressing a number of the control buttons repetitively. The particular sequence is usually listed in service technician paperwork within the dishwasher behind the low kick plate in front of the dishwasher. Or web search "Kitchenaid KUDPO1FL S7 diagnostics" which may help you understand this whole process Good luck on your troubleshooting

http://www.kitchenaid.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/OCManualsLiteratureSearchResultView?catalogId=10552&langId=-1&storeId=10202 TRY THIS WEB SITE FOR A MANUAL. IF YOU CAN NOT GET THERE WITH THIS INFO: http://www.kitchenaid.com/customer-service/manuals/ Go here and enter your model number. Worked for me.

Do you know how to do an ohms check ? DVOM - digital volt ohm meter . KitchenAid Dishwasher Lights Flashing or Blinking

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Make sure you have power to the unit. Check the circuit breaker.

I do not think there is a replaceable filter on this dishwasher - it is supposed to be self cleaning. If you put some bleach in the dishwasher that should knock any smell out of any standing water. If the odor remains, perhaps it is another source? Something behind or under? I once had a terrible odor from the fridge and cleaned the entire thing out with bleach water - still remained. Finally found a dead mouse behind fridge...

Remember KISS Principle......check your circuit breaker panel for a tripped breaker first. If that is ok, there is probably another circuit breaker or a fuse on the unit itself. Hopefully, you have the book that came with the unit. It will show you if you look at the parts diagram and parts list. If no book, go online to the manufacturers website and download a copy. They are usually available free of charge.

may have reduced water pressure from a clogged in line filter..

Check if your dishwasher hose isn't plugged with any foods left on dishes when put in the dishwasher. Some may have partially clogged the hose and the smell is going back into the dishwasher.

As per the manual for the dishwasher, this error code means that there is a problem with the heater circuit and that you call it in for service. http://www.kitchenaid.com/digitalassets/MLPDF/User%20Instructions%20-%208531778.pdf

Assuming you are not resetting a circuit breaker, then I would say you have a loose connection. You should be able to find a loose wire, perhaps the ground wire, too. Don't do any searching until you have turned off/unhooked power to the unit.

digital readout? How do you know power is there? power lines usually picks up near front of the unit. Remove bottom grill and take a look or should pull out easily from the countertop. Be careful but get electrical tester and make sure power goes beyond the cord.

PF-means power failure, so check the connections, to the control board too

Hi there, I had the same problem recently and instead of calling a repairman, I found these step by step instructions with photos on the web. Easy to follow and will save you $. http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/How_To_Repair_Dishwashers/KitchenAid_Repair/Chopper_Replacement

I have this same problem. Any fix? Can I buy and install a new latch? Will I have to remove the entire door to access it?