KitchenAid KDTE704D Dishwasher Repair
Four finishes share the KDTE704D design: BL, PA, SS and WH. The same fill system sits behind the lower panel in each, so a tub that overfills or never fills traces back to the same short list of parts no matter which color you own.
We shut the supply and check the inlet screen, then measure the valve coil and watch how it behaves under water pressure. The float comes next, followed by the filter and sump, which we clean by hand. Only then do we look at the touch panel and board for steam damage. We state the price in writing before ordering, and the repair is backed by a 30-day workmanship warranty. If your machine is one of the other finishes, the repair path is the same, and we simply match the trim to the plate.
The inlet valve and the float. A valve that leaks through fills the tub slowly, and a float stuck up misreports the level. We check both with water in the machine.
It might be, but the float and latch are cheaper to rule out first. We test them before touching the control. Skipping that test risks buying a control it does not need, and it takes minutes.
Yes for inner parts. We match door trim to your plate number, which includes the finish letters. The wiring and valves behind the lower panel are identical across all four versions.
Book in about a minute, or call the desk. Same-day windows inside the Loop on most days, next-day across the rest of Houston.
