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Help please... My less than 2 year old dishwasher won't complete a cycle. It won't complete Normal or Light Wash. Will complete a RINSE cycle. What's the deal? Thanks for your help.... I'm just a girl with a bad Dishwasher and I need your help!:)
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Somebody has got to know the answer??????
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Susanna, Most likely the problem is a bad heating element (#1 on the diagram) or a bad high limit thermostat (#29 on the diagram). You have to have an Ohmmeter to check both parts for continuity to find out which of them is bad. If they both are good, then the problem is a bad wires or a bad control board. - The thermostat Part number: AP2109201
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You are welcome Susanna. Keep us posted.
Gene.
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Is there a video that shows how to test the heating element using an ohm meter?
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