A homeowner contacted us after their KitchenAid dishwasher suddenly stopped mid-cycle and wouldn’t power on again. During our inspection, we discovered that a malfunctioning heating element had overheated and sent a surge that damaged the control board. Additionally, we found signs of melted and brittle wiring near the base of the unit.
To bring the dishwasher back to working condition, we:
Replaced the burned-out control board with a genuine KitchenAid OEM part,
Installed a brand-new heating element to restore proper water temperature control,
Replaced the damaged wiring harness to eliminate the risk of short circuits or fire.
After completing the repair, we ran multiple diagnostic cycles to verify full system functionality — including proper wash, drain, and heat performance. The unit passed all tests and is now back in service, working reliably and safely.
This is a common failure for older dishwashers, especially when heating components begin to draw irregular current. If your unit shows similar symptoms — shutting off randomly, failing to heat, or not powering on — we strongly recommend professional evaluation.
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