Maytag Dishwasher Board

[edgemar]

My Maytag dishwasher control panel has been slowly dying. It now doesn't work at all. It looks like moisture got into the ribbon cable. Any ideas of what i can do? All the parts are NLA. I tried trimming the ends to make a better contact. Still no power or response to anything.

Any ideas?

TIA!

[asphaltgambler]

Google partsinc.com. should return appliance parts. Enter your make / model#. I buy frequently from them.

[cabmandone]

Type the model number of the washer and the board number if you have it. There are people out there who part out dishwashers. I found a NLA part for my old Maytag on ebay.

[John Rogers]

There are several on line appliance parts suppliers. Google that and pick the one that has the best service, NOT necessarily the lowest prices.

I would suggest looking at the door gasket as that is probably why water got there? Also look at the discharge pump as they wear out frequently as ours did. The only issue is pulling out a built in model! Most parts suppliers have on line chat and supply diagrams/instructions which really help. Good luck!

[edgemar]

the part is: W10197307

NLA every place I've checked.

[expatriot98]

https://www.applianceparts4all.com/whirlpool-control-panel-assembly-w10197307

[abisel]

I did some searching on your part number as well and found nothing.

So... it may be time to get a new dishwasher. And Consumer Reports suggest the Bosch brand dishwasher.

I am going to get a new Bosch to replace my broken Maytag.

https://www.bosch-home.com/us/productslist/dishwashers/front-controls/SHEM78Z55N?breadcrumb=

[GH85Carrera]

Many years ago I had an old all mechanical dishwasher. It had a little motor that operated a mechanical cycle timer. The timer mechanism died, so I pulled it out and went to a local appliance parts store. I handed it to the you counter helper and he said the classic "I have never seen anything like that before" And he started typing in the model number for my dishwasher and found nothing. He pulled out the books, and started flipping pages. He was shaking his head when the "old grey" store owner walked past. He stopped and said something like "Wow an old model 1522-M I haven't seen one of those in years". Of course the kid said it looks like we don't have one and can't get them. Then the old grey said, sure we do, look here. He reached under the front counter and pulled out a box that had a 1/4 inch of dust on it and blew it off. In the box was just what I needed, and it even had a warranty card! The kid said that was not in the computer and of it had been on the shelf for years. The store owner said there were lots of parts from before the days of computers. I offered him 20 bucks for it, and held out a $20 bill. The old man took the cash, put it in his pocket and handed me the part. It was the perfect fix for my old dishwasher. I did not send in the warranty card.

[cstreit]

Ive had good luck sourcing parts from repairclinic.com

[John Rogers]

Check to see if there is a SEARS Appliance Outlet where you live since your profile doesn't say? There is one in San Diego and sell year old models (our BOSCH) for about 60% regular cost, full warranty.