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PRECAUTIONS TO BE

OBSERVED BEFORE AND

DURING SERVICING OF

DISHWASHER

A. Even with the door open, there is line voltage at

several points in the console and below the tub.

Therefore, be sure to disconnect the power

supply at the fuse box before replacing a

component.

B. Always check wiring harness and connectors

before any test procedures.

C. Disconnect power supply before touching the

circuit board or re-seating control connectors.

D. Voltage checks are made by inserting probes

beside wires on the connector with the AC power

source applied and the connector blocks plugged

in.

E. Resistance checks are made on components with

the wiring harness disconnected.

Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)

Sensitive Electronics

ESD problems are present everywhere. ESD may

damage or weaken the electronic board. The new

board may appear to work well after repair is

finished, but failure may occur at a later date due

to ESD stress.

■Use an anti-static wrist strap. Connect wrist

strap to green ground connection point or

unpainted metal in the appliance

-OR-

Touch your finger repeatedly to a green ground

connection point or unpainted metal in the

appliance.

■Before removing the part from its package,

touch the anti-static bag to a green ground

connection point or unpainted metal in the

appliance.

■Avoid touching electronic parts or terminal

contacts; handle electronic board by edges only.

■When repackaging failed electronic board in

anti-static bag, observe above instructions.

PART NO. 9744480

NOTE: This sheet contains important

Technical Service Data

FOR SERVICE TECHNICIAN ONLY

DO NOT REMOVE OR DESTROY

LINE 120 V 60HZ

BK

BKT

DOOR SWITCH

3369325

TCO

(TRIP TEMP

DEPENDS ON MODEL;

SEE TABLE)

W

G

USER

INTERFACE

(SEE TABLE)

T

VENT ACTUATOR

600-1800

HI-LIMIT THERMOSTAT

OPENS 77°C-83°C (171°F-181°F)

3371618

ELECTRONIC CONTROL

(SEE TABLE)

(TRIACS AND RELAYS SHOWN)

P6 W-R

P9 BU-BK

P10

N.O.

N.O.

N.O.

R-BK

P3 BU

P5 GY

P4 Y

P2-4 LBU

P2-5 BR

P2-1 O-GY

P7 W-V

P8

K2

K3

K1

RINSE AID

600 - 1800

MAIN WINDING

2.0 - 3.4

DRAIN WINDING

4.2 - 7.0

WASH WINDING

4.2 - 7.0

SENSE RESISTOR

Q6

Q5

Q2

Q3

N.C. OR W-V

PRESSURE SWITCH

(SOIL SENSOR)

3380871

FILL VALVE

695 - 995

(SEE TABLE)

OVERFILL SW.

(SEE TABLE)

BR-W

PUMP & MOTOR

ASSEMBLY

(SEE TABLE)

Y

BU

BU-BK

OPERATING THERMOSTAT

CLOSES 57°C-63°C

(135°F-145°F)

3378083

N.O.

W-V

THERMISTOR

47-53K @ 25°C/77°F

12-13K @ 60°C/140°F

9743158

P2-2 GY-O

T

P2-3 O-BK

DETERGENT

600 - 1800

Q1

W-VW

(W)

DOOR SWITCH

3369325

BU-BK

DUAL WAX

MOTOR

3374501

BU-BK

*

*

*

*

W-V

GY

U

S

ED

O

NLY

O

N“PLA

S

TI

C

TUB MODELS”, OTHERWISE

CONTINUOUS CIRCUIT AND

“W-V” WIRES REMAIN “W”

NUMERIC DISPLAY

(SEE TABLE)

USED ONLY ON

FLOAT (IN

NORMAL POSITION)

CLOSES SWITCH

SOME MODELS,

OTHERWISE OPEN

(SEE TABLE)

HEATER

(WATTAGE DEPENDS

ON MODEL; SEE TABLE)

USED ONLY ON

SOME MODELS,

OTHERWISE OPEN

(SEE TABLE)

800 - 1000

TO BU-BK

SOLENOID

9744335

(O-BK OPEN)

TO LBU

(P2-4)

DET / R.A.

DISPENSER DEPENDS ON MODEL

(SEE TABLE)

USED ONLY ON

SOME MODELS,

OTHERWISE OPEN

(SEE TABLE)

TEMPERATURE SENSOR

WATER

DEPENDS ON MODEL

(SEE TABLE)

P1

RINSE AID SENSOR

9742852

P14 R

P13-1

P13-2

P15 RN.O.

N.O.N.O.

N.O.

N.O.

USED ONLY ON

SOME MODELS,

OTHERWISE OPEN

(SEE TABLE)

(W)

(W)

(W)

(W)

<1

WIRING DIAGRAM

SCHEMATIC SHOWN WITH

DOOR SWITCH AND ALL

OTHER NORMALLY OPEN

CONTACTS OPEN.

FILL

BK T T

P9

BU-BK

P2-5

BR

P7

P8

Q3 TRIAC

ELECTRONIC CONTROL

OVERFILL SW.

BR-W W

DOOR

SWITCH

W-V

(W)

FILL VALVE

695 - 995

TCO

(TRIP TEMP

DEPENDS ON MODEL;

SEE TABLE)

L1

DOOR

SWITCH

K3 RELAY

ELECTRONIC CONTROL

N

USED ONLY ON

USED ONLY ON

USED ONLY ON

PLASTIC TUB

MODELS, OTHERWISE

CONTINUOUS CIRCUIT &

W-V WIRES REMAIN W

PLASTIC TUB MODELS,

PLASTIC TUB MODELS,

OTHERWISE CONTINUOUS

OTHERWISE CONTINUOUS

CIRCUIT & W-V WIRES

CIRCUIT & W-V WIRES

REMAIN W

REMAIN W

N.O. N.O.

FLOAT (IN NORMAL POSITION)

CLOSES SWITCH

WASH / RINSE

BK T T

P10

R-BK

P3 P7

P8

W

DOOR

SWITCH

W-V

(W)

L1

DOOR

SWITCH

K1 RELAY

ELECTRONIC CONTROL

SENSE

RESISTOR

<1

N

P4

Q5 TRIAC

ELECTRONIC CONTROL

PUMP & MOTOR

ASSEMBLY Y

BU

TCO

(TRIP TEMP

DEPENDS ON MODEL;

SEE TABLE)

N.O.

MAIN WINDING

2.0 - 3.4

WASH

WINDING

4.2-7.0

DISPENSER (DETERGENT & RINSE AID)

BK T T

P9 P2-3 P7

P8

W

DOOR

SWITCH

W-V

(W)

L1

DOOR

SWITCH

K3 RELAY

ELECTRONIC CONTROL

Q1 TRIAC

N

P2-4

P2-3 P7

P2-4

Q2 TRIAC

ELECTRONIC CONTROL

BU-BK

Q2 TRIAC

ELECTRONIC CONTROL

SOLENOID

DET / R.A.

800 - 1000

Q1 TRIAC

DUAL WAX MOTOR

RINSE AID

600 - 1800

DETERGENT

600 - 1800

LBU

O-BK

BU-BK LBU

TCO

(TRIP TEMP

DEPENDS ON MODEL;

SEE TABLE)

DISPENSER

DEPENDS ON MODEL

(SEE TABLE)

(OPEN

CIRCUIT)

W-V

(W)

N.O.

BK T T

P9

BU-BK

P8

W

DOOR

SWITCH

W-V

(W)

L1

DOOR

SWITCH

K3 RELAY

ELECTRONIC CONTROL

N

VENT

ACTUATOR

600 - 1800

VENT (USED ONLY ON SOME MODELS,

OTHERWISE OPEN. SEE TABLE)

USED ONLY ON

PLASTIC TUB MODELS,

OTHERWISE CONTINUOUS

CIRCUIT & W-V WIRES

REMAIN W

TCO

(TRIP TEMP

DEPENDS ON MODEL;

SEE TABLE)

N.O.

DRAIN

BK T T

P10

R-BK

P8

W

DOOR

SWITCH

W-V

(W)

L1

DOOR

SWITCH

K1 RELAY

ELECTRONIC CONTROL

N

P3 P7

SENSE

RESISTOR

<1

P5

Q6 TRIAC

ELECTRONIC CONTROL

PUMP & MOTOR

ASSEMBLY

BU

USED ONLY ON

USED ONLY ON

USED ONLY ON

PLASTIC TUB MODELS,

PLASTIC TUB MODELS,

PLASTIC TUB MODELS,

OTHERWISE CONTINUOUS

OTHERWISE CONTINUOUS

OTHERWISE CONTINUOUS

CIRCUIT & W-V WIRES

CIRCUIT & W-V WIRES

CIRCUIT & W-V WIRES

REMAIN W

REMAIN W

REMAIN W

GY

TCO

(TRIP TEMP

DEPENDS ON MODEL;

SEE TABLE)

N.O.

MAIN WINDING

2.0-3.4

DRAIN

WINDING

4.2-7.0

HEAT DRY

BK T T

P6

W-R

P8

W

DOOR

SWITCH

W-V

(W)

L1

DOOR

SWITCH

K2 RELAY

ELECTRONIC CONTROL

N.C. OR

HEATER

15 - 35

(WATTAGE DEPENDS

ON MODEL; SEE TABLE)

HI-LIMIT THERMOSTAT

OPENS 77°C - 83°C

(171°F -181°F)

OPENS 77°C - 83°C

(171°F -181°F)

N

N.O.

TCO

(TRIP TEMP

DEPENDS ON MODEL;

SEE TABLE)

SOIL SENSING

(USED ONLY ON SOME MODELS, OTHERWISE OPEN. SEE TABLE)

PUMP IS ALSO WASHING DURING SENSING PERIODS (SEE WASH / RINSE)

BK T T

P9

BU-BK

P8

L1

DOOR

SWITCH

K3 RELAY

ELECTRONIC CONTROL

N.O.

TCO

(TRIP TEMP

DEPENDS ON MODEL;

SEE TABLE)

PRESSURE

SWITCH

(SOIL SENSOR)

O-GY

N.O.

ELECTRONIC

CONTROL

P2-1

SWITCH CLOSES WHEN

SIGNIFICANT SOILS

ACCUMULATE IN PUMP

WATER HEATING PUMP IS ALSO WASHING DURING WATER HEATING PERIODS (SEE WASH/RINSE)

BK T T

P6

W-R

P8

W

DOOR

SWITCH

W-V

(W)

L1

DOOR

SWITCH

K2 RELAY

ELECTRONIC CONTROL

N.O.

P2-2

GY-O

T

THERMISTOR

47-53K @25°C/77°F

12-13K @60°C/140°F

OPERATING THERMOSTAT

CLOSES 57°C - 63°C

(135°F -145°F)

N

N.C. OR

HEATER

15 - 35

(WATTAGE DEPENDS

ON MODEL; SEE TABLE)

HI-LIMIT THERMOSTAT

WATER

TEMPERATURE SENSOR

DEPENDS ON MODEL

(SEE TABLE)

W-V

(W)

TCO

(TRIP TEMP

DEPENDS ON MODEL;

SEE TABLE)

N.O.

GY-O

W-V

(W)

ELECTRONIC

CONTROL

ELECTRONIC

CONTROL

P7

DISHWASHER CIRCUITS

The following individual circuits are for use in diagnosis. Before starting diagnosis, check the line voltage and check for blown fuses.

KUDG25,

KUDH25 9743991 3378083

(Thermostat

KUDI25, KUDJ25 N/A N/A 9744190 8051314 N/A

KUDM25 9743993

KUDR25,

KUDY25,

KUDX25

9744031

or 9744483

9743451

(110°C/230°F) 9744027 9743994 N/A

9743159

(670/435w PTC,

18-35Ω)

3379372 9744335

(Solenoid) 9743413 9744284

9743158

(Thermistor)

KUDS25 9743995

KUDC25

(BK, WH, BT) 9743154 9742852 9743996 8051311 3380871

KUDC25 (SS) 9743997

KUDV25

(ENERGY STAR) 9744483 9744490 9744151

*DENOTES ENERGY EFFICIENT COMPONENTS. DO NOT SUBSTITUTE.

MODEL SPECIFIC ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS KEY

MODEL

NUMBER

*

ELECTRONIC

CONTROL

TCO WIRING

HARNESS

RINSE AID

HARNESS

RINSE AID

SENSOR

USER

INTERFACE

NUMERIC

DISPLAY HEATER VENT

ACTUATOR

PUMP &

MOTOR

ASSEMBLY

DISPENSER OVERFILL

SWITCH

*

FILL VALVE

PRESSURE

SWITCH

*WATER

TEMPERATURE

SENSOR

1x80x 8271433 3383824 8051314 8274221 N/A

3378083

(Thermostat)

1x77x 3384164 N/A 3370554

1x81x N/A 8051310

1x83x 9744031 or

9744483

3376359

(98°C/208°F)

3383914 N/A N/A 3379320 3379486 (800/500w

PTC, 15-30Ω)3374501

(Dual Wax)

3369067

1x86x 3384165 3383825 8274221

1x89x 3379319 N/A 3380871

1x95x 3383915 3379318 8051311 9743158

(Thermistor)

1x96x 3384096 3383825 3379372

1x97x 9744483 9743451

(110°C/230°F) 9744027 9743154 9742852

9744492 N/A 9743159 (670/435w

PTC, 18-35Ω)

9744335

(Solenoid) 9743413 9744284

1x98x 9744031 or

9744483 9744224 3383825

DP920 8271434 8051124 8274220

3378083

(Thermostat)

DU920 8051313

SUD6000 8051460

N/A

DU925, IJU586,

DU1000 9744031 or

9744483

3376359

(98°C/208°F)

8271433 N/A N/A 8051124 N/A 3379486 (800/500w

PTC, 15-30Ω)

N/A 8051314 3374501

(Dual Wax) 3369067 3370554

DU929 8051460 8051313

GU940, IJU588 8051127 8051312 9743158

(Thermistor)

GU980 3383914 8051133 8051311 3380871

GU990 3383915 3379372 8274221

ELECTRONIC CONTROL CONNECTOR PINS

PIN

NUMBER DESCRIPTION WIRE

COLOR

P1 Ribbon Cable To User Interface —

P2-1 Pressure Switch (Soil Sense) O-GY

P2-2 Thermistor/Thermostat GY-O

P2-3 Detergent Dispenser O-BK

P2-4 Rinse Aid Dispenser LBU

P2-5 Fill Valve BR

P3 Motor Main Winding BU

P4 Motor Aux Winding - Wash Y

P5 Motor Aux Winding - Drain GY

P6 Switched L1 to Heater W-R

P7 AC Neutral W-V

P8 L1 T

P9 Switched L1 to Vent, Fill Valve,

Dual Dispenser, & Pressure Switch BU-BK

P10 Switched L1 to Motor Common R-BK

P13 Ribbon Cable to User Interface for

Optional Rinse Aid Empty Light —

P14

P15 Optional Rinse Aid Sensor RED

MANUFACTURED UNDER ONE OR MORE OF THE

FOLLOWING CANADIAN PATENTS:

1,159,749

1,159,750

1,159,751

1,162,463

1,185,646

1,278,462

1,288,666

1,288,667

1,288,668

DES.67.168

OTHER PATENTS PENDING

WHIRLPOOL CORP.- Rd.1990

MANUFACTURED UNDER ONE OR MORE OF THE

FOLLOWING UNITED STATES PATENTS:

3,951,683

4,134,003

4,301,882

4,319,598

4,319,599

4,350,306

4,418,868

4,449,765

4,693,526

4,732,323

4,732,431

4,746,177

4,765,697

4,776,620

4,805,647

4,822,241

4,834,125

4,848,382

4,927,033

4,991,611

5,005,740

5,018,550

5,031,649

5,031,651

5,033,659 5,039,828 5,069,360

DES.320,487 DES.320,488 DES.320,489 DES.314,256

OTHER PATENTS PENDING

SPECIFICATIONS

Electrical Supply:

(Under load) 60 Hz, 120 VAC.

Supply Water Flow Rate:

Tofill1.9liters(2quarts)in

27 seconds, 120 PSI maximum,

20 PSI minimum.

Supply Water Temperature:

49°-71°C(120°to 160°F)

(Before starting a cycle, run

water from sink faucet until hot.)

Water Charge:

8.3 liters (2.2 gallons) / fill approx.

Lower Spray Arm Rotation: 25 to 40 rpm.

Upper Spray Arm Rotation: 18 to 30 rpm.

REPAIR KITS

nVinyl Rack Patch Kit No. 676453

nTine Tip Kit No. 675679

FOR STAINLESS STEEL TUB

MODELS ONLY:

REMOVING THE ARTICULATED VENT ASSEMBLY

1. Disconnect electrical power from dishwasher.

2. Open dishwasher door. Remove four (4) screws at the top of

stainless steel inner door panel to loosen console. Hold

console to prevent strain on wiring.

3. Close door and pull top of console away from door.

Disconnect ribbon cable and rinse aid sensor connectors

from console circuit board.

4. Lift console up to disengage bottom tabs from door frame.

Set console aside.

5. Disconnect electrical connectors from wax motor terminals.

Open door and place your hand under the vent assembly to

support it when it is released.

6. Insert the end of a screwdriver into the notch in the vent louver.

Push counter-clockwise to rotate louver approximately 1/8 turn

to release it. See Figure 3.

7. Retain the vent louver and seal ring for later reinstallation.

REINSTALLING THE ARTICULATED

VENT ASSEMBLY

1. Place seal ring in seal ring groove of

vent assembly.

2. Close dishwasher door. Align

the plastic post at the top of vent

assembly with the notch in door

frame.

3. Move vent assembly into position so

seal ring contacts stainless steel inner

door panel.

4. Open door and place vent louver over

vent assembly, making sure it is seated.

Turn louver clockwise by hand to engage

vent assembly.

5. Insert the end of a screwdriver into the notch

in the vent louver. Push clockwise to rotate the

louver approximately 1/8 turn to lock it in position.

See Figure 3.

6. Reinstall console by first engaging bottom tabs

into door frame and control mounting bracket,

making sure that the latch link is properly inserted

into the latch ever as the console is rotated into the

proper position. Reconnect ribbon cable and rinse

aid sensor connectors to console circuit board.

7. Press top of console against door and attach the

console by reinstalling the four (4) screws at the top

of the stainless steel inner door panel.

8. Reconnect electrical power to dishwasher.

Counter-Clockwise

to Release

Inner

Door

Panel

Seal

Ring

Vent

Assembly

Plastic Post

Clockwise

to Lock

Vent

Louver

Notch

Figure 3

REMOVING THE DETERGENT DISPENSER

1. Disconnect electrical power from dishwasher.

2. With dishwasher door closed, loosen the two (2) toe panel

screws, but do not remove them.

3. Remove two (2) screws from top of access panel. Pull top of

access panel away from door, lift up and remove. See Figure 4.

4. Remove two (2) screws from bottom of outer door panel.

5. Refer to detail inset in Figure 4. Slide outer door panel

downward until slots in door panel align with slots in

door frame, then pull door panel straight off.

6. Disconnect electrical connectors from terminals of

dispenser solenoid.

7. Referring to Figure 5, remove the two (2) metal dispenser

retainers: First remove the two (2) outer edge screws from

the control mounting bracket and detergent dispenser shield.

Next remove the three (3) screws from the bottom retainer,

releasing it. Reach under the detergent dispenser shield to

remove the remaining screw from the center hole of the

upper retainer. Set the retainers aside for later reinstallation.

Toe Panel

Screw (2)

Outer

Door

Panel

Outer

Door

Panel

Outer Door

Panel Screws

Access

Panel Screws

Door

Frame

Access Panel

Toe Panel

Console

Figure 4

Figure 5

8. With dishwasher door open, reach under and press

the tabs at each end of dispenser to release it. Lift

dispenser up from inner door panel to remove it.

9. Remove blue rinse aid cap to take note of

rinse aid dial setting, then replace cap.

INSTALLING THE DETERGENT

DISPENSER

1. Remove the blue rinse aid knob.

Using a coin, turn the dial to setting

used previously, then replace knob.

2. Snap dispenser into place from

inside the dishwasher. Close the

door. Referring to Figure 5, replace

the metal dispenser retainers. Install

one (1) screw each into the center

hole of each retainer. Place two (2)

screws in the remaining holes of

the lower retainer and tighten. Insert

the two (2) remaining screws through

the upper dispenser retainer and

dispenser shield, and tighten. Make

sure that the detergent dispenser shield

is properly installed and captured by the

top dispenser retainer.

3. Connect electrical connector to

detergent dispenser solenoid, in any order.

Connect rinse aid dispenser indicator harness

to reed switch, if applicable.

4. Refer to detail inset in Figure 4. Align slots in outer

door panel with slots in door frame, push door panel

in and slide upward. Install two (2) screws at bottom

of outer door panel. Be sure that door insulation is

installed in unit.

5. Slide access panel slots down over toe panel

screws. Press top of access panel against dish-

washer and tighten two (2) screws at top of panel.

6. Tighten toe panel screws.

7. Reconnect electrical power to dishwasher.

FOR PLASTIC TUB MODELS ONLY:

ARTICULATED VENT ASSEMBLY &

ELECTRONICS COVER REMOVAL

1. Disconnect electrical power from dishwasher.

2. Refer to Figure 1. Open dishwasher door and insert the

end of a screwdriver into the notch in the vent louver.

Push counter-clockwise to rotate louver approximately

1/8 turn to release it. Remove louver and set aside for

later reinstallation.

3. Remove eight (8) screws around perimeter of the

inner door panel and remove panel. See Figure 1.

4. To remove the vent assembly, refer to Figure 2 and

disconnect two (2) electrical harness wire leads from

wax motor terminals. Lift out the vent assembly,

retaining the seal ring for later reinstallation.

5. To access electronic controls, press in on snap tab at

end of electronics cover to release, then lift cover up at

tab end as you slide cover out. See Figure 2.

ARTICULATED VENT ASSEMBLY &

ELECTRONICS COVER REINSTALLATION

1. Reinstall electronics cover by sliding it into position

above controls and pressing down till snap tab holds it

in place. (Figure 2 shows cover removal.)

2. Reinstall the vent assembly. Refer to Figure 2 and

reconnect two (2) electrical harness wire leads to the

wax motor terminals. Place seal ring in seal ring groove

of vent assembly, and lower vent assembly into place.

3. Reinstall inner door panel. Align it in place over the vent

assembly, and reinstall eight (8) screws around the

inner door panel perimeter. See Figure 1.

4. Align vent louver over vent assembly, and turn louver

clockwise by hand to engage vent assembly.

5. Insert the end of a screwdriver into the notch in the vent

Inner

Door Panel

Counter-Clockwise

to Release

(8)

Inner Door Panel

Screws

Clockwise

to Lock

Vent

Louver

Notch

Figure 1

louver. Push clockwise to rotate louver approximately

1/8 turn to lock it in position. See Figure 1.

6. Reconnect electrical power to dishwasher.

Seal

Ring Snap

Tab

Harness Wire

Leads Location

Electronics

Cover

Vent

Assembly

Figure 2

FOR SERVICE TECHNICIAN'S USE ONLY FOR SERVICE TECHNICIAN'S USE ONLY FOR SERVICE TECHNICIAN'S USE ONLY PAGE 1

FOR SERVICE TECHNICIAN'S USE ONLY FOR SERVICE TECHNICIAN'S USE ONLY FOR SERVICE TECHNICIAN'S USE ONLY

INTERVAL 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6

POTS & PANS / ANTI-BACTERIA

HEAVY / SOAK & SCRUB

54321 038

39

4041

HEAVY SOIL

2:00

0:05

[6:00]

[TH]

0:05

2:00

0:05

6:00

0:00

2:00

2:00

1:00

1:30

7:30

2:00

2:00

2:00

2:00

2:00

2:00

2:00

0:05

[6:00]

[TH]

0:05

2:00

0:05

1:55

TH

5:00

0:05

0:05

0:05

0:05

TH

6:00

6:00

6:00

6:00

2:00

0:05

[6:00]

[TH]

0:05

2:00

2:00

1:00

1:30

7:30

2:00

2:00

2:00

2:00

2:00

0:05

[6:00]

[TH]

0:05

2:00

0:05

0:05

TH

6:00

6:00

6:00

6:00

2:00

0:05

[6:00/4:00]

0:05

2:00

2:00

1:00

1:30

7:30

2:00

2:00

2:00

2:00

2:00

0:05

[6:00]

0:05

2:00

0:05

0:05

TH

6:00

6:00

6:00

6:00

97:00

PRE-WASH / PRE-RINSE PRE-RINSE MAIN WASH RINSE FINAL RINSE DRY

20 19 18 17 16

0:25

1:00

0:05

0:05

0:05

PURGE

PERIOD 1 PERIOD 2 PERIOD 3 PERIOD 4 (a) PERIOD 4 (b) PERIOD 5 PERIOD 6

4243444546

47

48

49

INTERVAL TIME (min:sec)

MEDIUM SOIL

LIGHT SOIL OR NON-SENSOR MODEL

85 83 83 83 83 83 81 79 79 79 79 79 77 75 75 75 73 67 67 62 62 62 60 58 58 52 46 46 44 42 42 42 41 40 32 32 30 24 22 16 14 8 6

6:00

6:00

2:00

0:05

97:00

87:00

NUMERIC CYCLE TIME DISPLAY

92:00

INTERVAL TIME (min:sec)

92:00

82:00

NORMAL (ENERGY STAR “HEAVY”)

90:00/88:00

INTERVAL TIME (min:sec)

70:00

86:00/84:00

71:30/74:30

(W1=WASHING, R1=RINSING, D1=DRYING)

CYCLE PROGRESSION INDICATORS

RINSE CYCLE

STATUS INDICATORS

OUTPUT LOADS

ADD-A-DISH

WATER HEATING

SENSING

SANI COMPLETE

CLEAN

MOTOR

WASH

DRAIN

FILL

DETERGENT DISPENSER

RINSE AID (DET/R.A.) DISPENSER

VENT

HEATER

NOTE 13

NOTE 20

NOTE 16

NOTE 17

NOTE 17

0:05

6:00

0:00

0:05

1:55

TH

2:00

0:05

2:00

2:00

0:05

0:05

6:00

6:00

2:00

2:00

0:05

0:05

6:00

6:00

0:05

4:00

2:00/7:00

2:00

0:05

1:55

TH

2:00

0:05

4:00

80 78 76 74 72 70 70 70 68 62

78 76 76 76 76 74 72 72 72 72 70 68 68 68 66 62 62 62

78 78 78 78 74 74 74 74 60 58 58 52 46 46 44 42 42 42 41 40 32 32 30 24 22 16 14 8 6

44 42 42 42 41 40 32 32 30 24 22 16 14 86

44

46 46 46 45 45

46 46

-- -- -- -- -- --

4848

50/55*

66 --

--

59

62 52 52

62 62 62

62 52 52

50 48 48 48 46

50 48 48 48 46

60 58 58 52

--

R1 R1 R1 R1 R1 R1 R1 R1 R1 R1

R2 R2 R2 R2 R2

R3 R3

2:00

50

2:00

1:00

1:30

7:30

2:00

2:00

2:00

2:00

2:00

0:05

0:05

2:00

0:05

0:05

TH

6:00

6:00

6:00

6:00

2:00

1:30

4:30

2:00

2:00

2:00

2:00

2:00

0:05

[6:00]

0:05

2:00

0:05

0:05

TH

6:00

6:00

6:00

6:00

2:00

2:00

2:00

2:00

0:05

[4:00]

0:05

2:00

0:05

0:05

0:25

1:00

0:05

0:05

0:25

1:00

0:05

0:05

0:05

0:05

WATER MISER/LOW ENERGY/SHORT/CRYSTAL-CHINA

78:00

INTERVAL TIME (min:sec)

63:30

68:00

CHINA (ENERGY STAR “NORMAL”)

74:00

INTERVAL TIME (min:sec)

59:30

64:00

QUICK WASH/QUICK GLASS

29:30

INTERVAL TIME (min:sec)

25:30

RINSE

14:00

INTERVAL TIME (min:sec)

10:00

2:00

1:30

2:30

2:00

0:05

0:05

TH

0:25

1:00

0:05

0:05

0:05

72 70 70 70 70 68 66 66 66 64 58 58 58 44 42 42 42 41 40 32 32

56 54 54 48 46 46

68 66 66 66 66 64 62 62 62 60 54 54 52 50 50 44 42 42

0:05

6:00

2:00

0:05

1:55

TH

2:00

0:05

2:00

2:00

0:05

0:05

6:00

2:00

42 42 42 41 41 38 38 38 37 32 32

30 24 22 16 14 8 6

30 24 22 16 14 8 6

2:00

2:00

0:05

0:05

6:00

2:00

46 46 46 45 45

40

0:05

6:00

2:00

0:05

1:55

2:00

0:05

0:05

6:00

2:00

0:05

1:55

2:00

0:05

22 20 20 20 18 12 12

2:00

0:05

[4:00]

0:05

2:00

26 24 24 24 24

64 422

[6:00]

10 8 888

66 522689910 10 10

(W1=WASHING, R1=RINSING, D1=DRYING)

CYCLE PROGRESSION INDICATORS

W. MISER/LOW ENERGY/SHORT, CHINA, QUICK WASH/QUICK GLASS

W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1

W2 W2 W2 W2

W1

W2

W1

W2

W1

W2

W3 W3 W3 W3

W1

W2 R1 R1 R1 R1 R1 R1 R1 R1 R1

R1 R1 R1 R1 R1

R1

R2 R2 R2

R1 R1 R1

R2 R2 R2

R2 R2

R3 R3 R3R3 R3

R1

(W1=WASHING, R1=RINSING, D1=DRYING)

CYCLE PROGRESSION INDICATORS

POTS&PANS/ANTI-BACTERIA, HEAVY/SOAK&SCRUB, NORMAL

W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W1

W2 W2 W2 W2 W2

W1 W1 W1 W1 W1

W2 W2 W2 W2 W2

W1

W2

W1

W2

W1

W2

W1

W2

W3 W3 W3 W3 W3 W3

W1

W2

W3W3W3W3

R1R1R1R1R1R1 R1R1R1R1R1R1

R2

R1

R2

R1

R2

R1

R2

R1

R2

R1

R2

R1

R2

R1

R2

R3R3R3R3R3

D1 D1 D1 D1

D2

D1

D2

D1

D2

D1

D2

HEAVY SOIL

MEDIUM SOIL

LIGHT SOIL OR NON-SENSOR MODEL

HEAVY SOIL

MEDIUM SOIL

LIGHT SOIL [SEE NOTE 2A]

LIGHT SOIL OR NON-SENSOR MODEL

NUMERIC CYCLE TIME DISPLAY

NUMERIC CYCLE TIME DISPLAY

MEDIUM SOIL

LIGHT SOIL OR NON-SENSOR MODEL

NUMERIC CYCLE TIME DISPLAY

MEDIUM SOIL

LIGHT SOIL OR NON-SENSOR MODEL

NUMERIC CYCLE TIME DISPLAY

MEDIUM SOIL

LIGHT SOIL OR NON-SENSOR MODEL

NUMERIC CYCLE TIME DISPLAY

MEDIUM SOIL

LIGHT SOIL OR NON-SENSOR MODEL

NUMERIC CYCLE TIME DISPLAY

NOTE 15

NOTE 14

NOTES

NOTE 11

NOTE 19

NOTE 11

NOTE 19

NOTE 11

NOTE 12

NOTE 11

NOTE 11

NOTE 11

NOTE 11

-- -- -- -- --

NOTE 1

LIGHT SOIL [SEE NOTE 2A]

LIGHT SOIL [SEE NOTE 2B]

3

18

19

1

3

18 4

19

NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES

5

19

67

77787

18 19

1

18

19 19

18181818 18 21212121 21 21

10 10 20 20

109

20

*

*

*

*

*

*

W1

W1

W1

W2

W1

W2

W3

D1 D1 D1 D1

D2

D1

D2

D1

D2

D1

D2

COMMON CYCLE TIME CHART

INTERVAL 11 76543 0

S

T

A

POTS & PANS/ANTIBACTERIA

N

NORMAL

D

W. MISER/SHORT

B

CHINA

Y

QUICK WASH/QUICK GLASS

RINSE CYCLE

SUPER SCRUB

W. HEAT/HIGH TEMP

NO HEAT DRY/ENERGY SAVER DRY

FAVORITE CYCLE SET

WATER HEATING

SANI COMPLETE/SANITIZED

CLEAN

VENT

MOTOR

WASH

DRAIN

FILL VALVE

DETERGENT DISP (n/a)

RINSE AID (DET/R.A.) DISPENSER

HEATER

SENSING

ADD-A-DISH

SOAK&SCRUB

SANI RINSE

DELAY 4-6 HR

DELAY 2-4 HR

DELAY 0-2 HR

NOTES

LOCKOUT

21

W1 - WASHING

W2

W3

R1 - RINSING

R2

R3

D1 - DRYING

D2

NUMERIC DISPLAY

INTERVAL TIME (min:sec)

0:10

0:02

0:05

2:00

88 32110

0:03

10 98

CYCLE BUTTON LIGHTS

OPTION BUTTON LIGHTS

CANCEL DRAIN

STATUS LIGHTS

RINSE AID EMPTY

456789

0:02

0:05

0:02

0:05

0:05

1:00

S

T

A

N

D

B

Y

S

T

A

N

D

B

Y

S

T

A

N

D

B

Y

BAR GRAPH

222222222

NOTE 2

NOTE

NOTE

3

3

NOTE 1

DIAGNOSTICS CYCLE - STAINLESS STEEL MODELS

INTERVAL 8 76543 0

S

T

A

POTS & PANS

N

NORMAL

D

W. MISER/L. ENERGY

B

CHINA

Y

QUICK WASH

RINSE CYCLE

POWER SCOUR

W. HEAT/HI TEMP

NO HEAT DRY/AIR DRY

FAVORITE CYCLE SET

WATER HEATING

SANI COMPLETE/SANITIZED

CLEAN NOTE 2

VENT (disp, fill, soil enable)

MOTOR

WASH DIRECTION

DRAIN DIRECTION

FILL

DETERGENT DISPENSER

RINSE AID DISPENSER

HEATER

2

SENSING

ADD-A-DISH

HEAVY

SANI RINSE

CANCEL DRAIN

DELAY 4-6 HR

DELAY 2-4 HR

DELAY 0-2 HR

4

NOTES

NOTE

NOTE

LOCKOUT

21

WASHING (W1)

W2

W3

RINSING (R1)

R2

R3

DRYING (D1)

D2

NUMERIC CYCLE TIME DISPLAY

INTERVAL TIME (min:sec)

2:00

2:00

TH

2:00

0:05

2:00

6:00

88 14 8 8 612 10 10

0:03

NOTE 1

3

3

22222

CYCLE BUTTON LIGHTS

OPTION BUTTON LIGHTS

STATUS LIGHTS

DIAGNOSTICS CYCLE - PLASTIC TUB MODELS

Pressing the following option keys in the sequence shown will either

start the Diagnostics Cycle or turn on the Rapid Advance feature for

customer selectable cycles:

HI TEMP WASH, AIR DRY, HI TEMP WASH, AIR DRY

or

POWER SCOUR, AIR DRY, POWER SCOUR, AIR DRY

(HI TEMP WASH = HIGH TEMP WASH = WATER HEAT)

(POWER SCOUR = SUPER SCRUB)

(AIR DRY = ENERGY SAVER DRY = NO HEAT DRY)

If the sequence is entered after starting a cycle, the Rapid Advance

feature is turned on, which allows the operator to manually advance

the currently running cycle, interval by interval, by pressing the Pots

& Pans/Antibacteria or Heavy/Soak & Scrub key.

If the above key sequence is entered with the dishwasher in

Standby, the Diagnostics Cycle is started. The Diagnostics Cycle for

stainless steel tub models is different than the Diagnostics Cycle for

plastic tub models (see time charts) but the entry sequence is the

same. The operator can advance either cycle, interval by interval, by

pressing the Pots & Pans/Antibacteria or Heavy/Soak & Scrub key.

(DIAGNOSTICS) NOTE 1 – Numeric Cycle Time Display

For plastic tub models with time displays, the display shows the

current cycle time remaining in the diagnostics cycle (in minutes).

For stainless steel tub models with numeric time displays, the

display simply shows the “Interval Number” of the currently

executing interval.

(DIAGNOSTICS) NOTE 2 – Thermostat/Thermistor Detection

To help identify whether a thermostat or thermistor is installed

in the dishwasher, the Clean light is only illuminated in intervals 1-6

of the plastic tub Diagnostics Cycle and 1-9 of the stainless tub

Diagnostics Cycle if a thermostat is installed. This determination is

based on the resistance detected on the temperature sensor line.

Because the resistance limits used by the control are close to the

thermistor resistance at room ambient, this indicator is only reliable

if warm water is in the dishwasher.

(DIAGNOSTICS) NOTE 3 – Wash and Drain Motor Phase

Windings

The wash and drain phase winding outputs are only “on” while the

motor is starting in the respective mode. Once the control has

determined that the motor started properly, the phase winding

output is turned “off”.

(DIAGNOSTICS) NOTE 4 – Thermal Hold

This thermal hold only occurs in the Plastic Tub Diagnostics Cycle,

the setpoint temperature for this thermal hold is 60°C/140°F and the

default time limit is 1 hour.

RAPID ADVANCE SERVICE FEATURE AND DIAGNOSTICS CYCLES (above)

COMMON CYCLE TIME CHART (above)

The common cycle time chart describes the operation of all possible

cycles, options, display indicators, & sensor features for the

electronic dishwasher models that use this tech sheet. The cycles,

options, display indicators, & sensor features shown in the time chart

are not all available on every model. Cycles and options execute the

same way on all the models with the exception of a few model

specific timing changes described in notes 1, 2, and 20.

The solid bar on the time chart for each cycle shows the intervals

used by that cycle (EXAMPLE: Interval 47 is not used in Pots &

Pans). The “Interval time” on the time chart specifies the duration of

each interval for each cycle.

Cycles all assume at first that a worst case (Heavy or Medium) soil is

on the dishes. Each cycle then determines the true soil level based

on soil sensor inputs received during the Pre-Wash and/or Pre-Rinse

sense intervals:

nHEAVY SOIL - Soil sensor tripped in intervals 48, 47, or 46,

and again in intervals 41 or 40

nMEDIUM SOIL - Soil sensor tripped in intervals 48, 47, or 46,

but not in intervals 41 or 40

nLIGHT SOIL - Soil sensor did not trip in intervals 48, 47, or 46

(cycle skips sense intervals 41 & 40)

Each cycle skips certain intervals based on the true soil level. The

arrows on the time chart show which intervals are skipped.

(EXAMPLE: Pots & Pans cycle skips intervals 45 through 40 when

light soil is detected). See notes 3, 4, 5, and 6 for more details. The

time chart also shows a maximum cycle time estimate for each soil

level (EXAMPLE: 97:00 minutes for Pots & Pans cycles with heavy

soil). These estimates do not include time spent in thermal hold

intervals.

During thermal hold (“TH”) intervals, cycle timing pauses and the

dishwasher washes and heats until the water reaches a setpoint

temperature or a default time limit elapses. See notes 4, 6, 8, and 9

for more details.

Models without a soil sensor will never detect a sensor trip in

intervals 48, 47, or 46 and will always run the light soil version of

each cycle (assuming no options are selected).

The Water Heat/High Temp/High Energy and Power Scour/Super

Scrub options force certain cycles to run no less than the medium

soil version of the cycle (regardless of soil sensor presence or input).

See notes 18 and 19.

For models that have a thermostat, instead of a thermistor, the

thermal hold and thermal cap temperatures specified in this

document will all default to the trip point of the thermostat.

NOTE 1 – Timing Exceptions for Normal Cycle on Stainless Steel

Tub Mo d e l s

For the Normal cycle on stainless steel tub models, the default time

for Pre-Wash sense interval 48 is changed from 6:00 minutes to 4:00

minutes and the duration of Main Wash interval 29 is changed from

2:00 minutes to 7:00 minutes. The cycle time displayed by numeric

display models in interval 29 is adjusted accordingly.

NOTE 2 – Timing Exceptions for the Light Soil Version of the

Normal, Water Miser, & China Cycles on Certain Models

To use less water and/or simulate past production cycles, the

intervals skipped for the Light Soil version of the cycle are different

for some models.

A. Special Light Soil version of Normal and Water Miser cycles for

models: 1x83x, 1x86x, 1x89x, 1x95x, & 1x96x

B. Special Light Soil version of China (Energy Star “Normal”) cycle for

models: 1x83x, 1x86x, 1x89x, 1x95x, 1x96x, KUDV25 (Energy Star)

NOTE 3 – Pre-Wash/Pre-Rinse Sensing Intervals 48 and 47

The dishwasher suspends cycle timing in each of these intervals and

washes until a soil sensor trip is detected or a default time limit

elapses. The default time for each interval is shown in brackets on

the time chart as the “Interval Time” for the interval. The control heats

interval 47 but not interval 48. The heater is turned off in interval 47 if

the water temperature reaches 60°C/140°F. When a soil sensor trip is

detected in either interval, the cycle jumps immediately to interval 45

and proceeds with the Heavy or Medium Soil versions of the cycle

(until sense interval 41). If the default time limit elapses without a soil

sensor trip, the cycle proceeds with the Light Soil version of the cycle.

NOTE 4 – Pre-Wash/Pre-Rinse Thermal Hold/Sensing Interval 46

This thermal hold interval only occurs in Pots & Pans/Antibacteria

and Heavy/Soak & Scrub cycles. The thermal hold setpoint

temperature is 57°C/135°F and the default time limit 25:00 minutes.

This interval is also a sensing interval. If a soil sensor trip is detected,

the cycle jumps immediately to interval 45 and proceeds with the

Heavy or Medium Soil version of the cycle (until sense interval 41). If

the thermal hold reaches its setpoint temperature or the thermal hold

default time limit expires without a soil sensor trip, the cycle

proceeds with the Light Soil version of the cycle.

NOTE 5 – Pre-Rinse Sensing Interval 41

The dishwasher suspends cycle timing and washes and heats until a

soil sensor trip is detected or a default interval time limit elapses. The

default time for this interval is shown in brackets on the time chart as

the “Interval Time” for the interval. The heater is turned off in this

interval if the water temperature reaches 60°C/140°F. When

a soil sensor trip is detected in this interval, the cycle jumps

immediately to interval 39 and proceeds with the Heavy Soil version

of the cycle. If the default time limit elapses without a soil sensor trip,

the cycle proceeds with the Medium Soil version of the cycle.

NOTE 6 – Pre-Rinse Thermal Hold/Sensing Interval 40

This thermal hold interval only occurs in Pots & Pans/Antibacteria and

Heavy/Soak & Scrub cycles, and only occurs if the thermal hold at

interval 46 failed to reach temperature due to a soil sensor trip in

interval 46 or 48. The setpoint temperature for this thermal hold is

57°C/135°F and the default time limit 20:00 minutes. This interval is

also a sensing interval. Upon detecting a soil sensor trip, the cycle

jumps immediately to interval 39 and proceeds as a Heavy Soil

cycle. If this thermal hold reaches its setpoint temperature or the

thermal hold default time limit expires without a soil sensor trip, the

cycle proceeds as a Medium Soil cycle.

NOTE 7 – Thermally Capped Heated Wash Intervals

For intervals 32-35 of the Normal, Water Miser/Low Energy/

Short/Crystal-China, China, and Quick Wash/Quick Glass cycles, the

heater is turned off if the water reaches 60°C/140°F. For interval 30 of

the Pots & Pans/Antibac cycle, the heater is turned off if the water

temperature reaches 66°C/150°F.

NOTE 8 – Main Wash Thermal Hold Interval 31

The setpoint temperature for this thermal hold is 60°C/140°F. The

default time limit is 20:00 for Pots & Pans/Antibac and Heavy/Soak &

Scrub cycles, and 30:00 for all other cycles.

NOTE 9 – Final Rinse Thermal Hold Interval 13

The setpoint temperatures and default time limits for this thermal hold

vary by cycle as follows:

Antibacteria

Pots & Pans

Heavy/Soak & Scrub

Normal

W.Miser/L.Energy/Short/Cr-China

China

Quick Wash/Quick Glass

68°C/155°F

60°C/140°F

60°C/140°F

60°C/140°F

60°C/140°F

54°C/130°F

60°C/140°F

40:00

25:00

25:00

30:00

40:00

15:00

40:00

(Automatic Sani Rinse)

NOTE 10 – China Cycle Pulsed Heat Dry

For the China cycle, the heater is turned off in intervals 2, 4, and 6 of

the Dry period.

NOTE 11 – Numeric Cycle Time Display

Models with numeric time displays show the current minutes

remaining in a cycle or the current hours remaining in a delay. The

time chart shows the cycle time that is displayed at the beginning of

each interval of a cycle. The cycle time displayed is based on the

highest soil level version of the cycle. As intervals are skipped for

lighter soil levels, the time skips down to the cycle time specified for

that point in the cycle. The time display is frozen during Sensing and

Thermal Hold intervals.

NOTE 12 – Numeric Cycle Time Display Adjustment for Normal

Cycles with Purge

Normal cycles that execute period 4b (Purge), instead of period 4a

(Rinse), for low soil conditions (or non-sensor models) also execute

intervals 29 and 32. These two intervals are not used in the heavier

soil versions of the cycle; consequently, the cycle time displayed by

numeric display models in intervals 27-32 is adjusted accordingly for

the insertion of these intervals.

NOTE 13 – Add-A-Dish Indicator

The Add-A-Dish indicator is only turned on for Pots & Pans, Heavy,

and Normal cycles.

NOTE 14 – Water Heating Indicator

The Water Heating indicator is turned on during all thermal hold

intervals to signal that cycle timing has been interrupted to heat the

water to a specified setpoint temperature.

NOTE 15 – Sensing Indicator

The Sensing indicator is turned on during all sensing intervals to

signal that cycle timing has been interrupted while soil levels are

being determined.

NOTE 16 – Clean Indicator

The Clean indicator is turned on at the end of all cycles except the

Rinse cycle and is turned off by opening the door or pressing any key.

NOTE 17 – Wash and Drain Motor Phase Windings

The Wash and Drain phase winding outputs are only “on" while the

motor is starting in the respective mode. Once the control has

determined that the motor started properly, the phase winding output

is turned “off”.

OPTION NOTES (See chart at left)

NOTE 18 – Water Heat/Hi Temp/High Temp Option

This option guarantees the selected cycle will execute a Main

Wash thermal hold at interval 31 and then follow the Main Wash

with a heated rinse at period 4a (regardless of soil sensor presence

or input). It does this by forcing the Normal and Water Miser/

Low Energy/Short/Crystal-China cycles to always execute at least

the Medium Soil version of the cycle. This option is “Automatic” for

Pots & Pans/Antibacteria and Heavy/Soak & Scrub cycles, and is

not allowed with China, Quick Wash/Quick Glass, or Rinse cycles.

NOTE 19 – Power Scour/Super Scrub Option

This option optimizes the selected cycle for tough soils by making

the following adjustments to the cycle:

■Because tough soils are not always removed soon enough to

detect in the Pre-Wash/Pre-Rinse sense intervals, the option

forces the cycle to execute at least the Medium Soil version of

the cycle (regardless of soil sensor presence or input).

■The option turns the heater on in Pre-wash sense interval 48. If

the water temperature reaches 60°C/140°F, the heater will be

turned off.

■For Pots & Pans/Antibacteria and Heavy/Soak & Scrub cycles

only, the option lengthens the default time limit for sense interval

48 to 16:00 minutes.

■For Pots & Pans/Antibacteria and Heavy/Soak & Scrub cycles

only, the option also increases the setpoint for thermal hold

intervals 46 and 40 from 57°C/135°F to 60°C/140°F.

■For Pots & Pans/Antibacteria and Heavy/Soak & Scrub cycles

only, the option adds 10:00 minutes of wash time to the main

wash at interval 29 and compensates for the added cycle time

by shortening rinse intervals 24 and 23 to 0:00 and 2:00 minutes

respectively. The cycle time displayed by numeric display

models in intervals 23-28 is adjusted accordingly.

This option is only allowed with Pots & Pans/Antibacteria,

Heavy/Soak & Scrub, and Normal cycles.

NOTE 20 – Sani Rinse Option

The Sani Rinse option changes the setpoint temperature for Final

Rinse thermal hold interval 13 to 68°C/155°F and adds 15:00

minutes to the default time limit for the thermal hold. The option

also turns the heater off in intervals 1 and 2 of the Dry period. This

option is not allowed with China, Quick Wash/Quick Glass, or Rinse

cycles. This option is automatic for the Antibacteria cycle on all

KitchenAid models.

If the Sani Rinse option is completed satisfactorily, the Sani

Complete/Sanitized indicator is turned on at the end of the cycle. If

one of the following Sani Rinse problems occurs, the indicator will

flash on and off at the end of the cycle:

■Final Rinse thermal hold fails to heat the water to the Sani Rinse

setpoint temperature before the default time limit expires.

■Power to the dishwasher is interrupted (e.g. by opening the

door or AC line failure) anytime between interval 13 and the end

of the cycle.

The indicator is turned off by opening the door or pressing any key.

NOTE 21 – No Heat Dry/Air Dry/Energy Saver Dry Option

This option turns the heater off during the Dry period of the cycle.

This option is not allowed with Quick Wash/Quick Glass or Rinse

cycles (which have no Dry period).

OTHER CONTROL FEATURES

CANCEL / DRAIN:

Terminates current active cycle and clears cycle selections.

Executes 2-minute drain upon first selection if water is likely to be

left in sump. Subsequent selections toggle between 2-minute drains

and going to standby.

CONTROL LOCK:

The Control Lock light is turned on and all keys of the keyboard are

disabled whenever the Control Lock feature is invoked by the

customer. The Control Lock feature (and light) can be turned on or

off by the customer at any time by holding down the Air Dry option

key for 4 seconds.

DELAY START:

Allows the customer to delay the start of a cycle. Each press of the

Delay key increases the delay to the next available delay time

selection and then back to no delay.

■For models with a Start key, the delay will begin clocking down

upon selecting the Start key.

■For models without a Start key, the delay period will begin

upon selecting the Cycle key.

The cycle selected will begin automatically upon completing the

delay period.

FAVORITE CYCLE:

Allows the customer to save a Cycle, Option & Delay combination

as a favorite cycle, which can be started at any time thereafter by

pressing the Favorite Cycle key. The customer sets the favorite

cycle in memory by selecting the desired Cycle, Option & Delay

combination and then holding down the Favorite Cycle key until the

Favorite Cycle Set light is turned on. The Favorite Cycle Set light will

turn off on its own after 10 seconds.

ERROR MESSAGES

STUCK KEY:

If the control detects that a key is stuck in the depressed position,

dishwasher operation will be suspended and the control will flash

the light for that key until the condition is corrected. If a key without

a light is stuck or multiple keys are stuck, the control will flash the

Lock-Out light.

PART NO. 9744480

NOTE: This sheet contains important

Technical Service Data

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