This problem can be fixed by pressing heated dry, normal, heated dry, normal keys within 6 seconds. There should be a technical sheet attached to the toe panel at the bottom front of the machine.
SOURCE: problem with whirlpool dishwasher ADP6000IX
Hi I had the same problem with a whirlpool adp6000ix. Although it looked fine from the inside, the base was full of water. I managed to fix the problem by pulling the dishwasher out and then tilting it gently to the side. All of the hidden water in the base poured out which cleared err4. It is now working fine. Tip: Make sure you have a couple of towels spread around before you tilt it. Good luck!
SOURCE: My dishwasher is stuck in
Hello,
Yes, there are 2 stats, hi limit and operating. You should find them attached to the pump housing. It gets a little tricky but the problem will boil down to one of the stats is bad or the heating element itself is bad [or something like a wire burned off at the element which will be obvious]. It can get a little tricky. I would start by checking to see if the element gets hot during operation. If no, ohm test the element itself. If ok, ohm test the high limit stat, it should be closed at room temp. If ok, try bypassing the operating stat and see if the element now gets hot during operation. Replacing the element and/or stats is not too hard except for the limited space to work underneath the machine.
Good luck...
SOURCE: dishwasher stuck in rinse mode
Hello, welcome to FixYa.
I understand by reading your post (which indicates it is a Kenmore dishwasher) you appear to have a cycling concern, however if you could verify the make (Kenmore) & post the model number I'd be better equipped to help without generalizing.
I'll watch for your reply and try and help going forward. Thank you.
Regards,
Macmarkus :)
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