KitchenAid built-in dishwashers with the F#E# control, such as the KDTM404KPS and KDFE104HPS, show F7E2 for a wash motor error. The motor that circulates water in the tub is not running as the control expects. You…
KitchenAid built-in dishwashers with the F#E# control, such as the KDTM404KPS and KDFE104HPS, show F7E2 for a wash motor error. The motor that circulates water in the tub is not running as the control expects. You see F7E2 on the display, and the cycle ends. A power cycle is the first step; if it returns, schedule service. You may hear no water being sprayed around the tub.
1. Cut power at the panel for half a minute and bring it back. 2. Open the door and check that the spray arms spin freely by hand. 3. Remove anything blocking them, such as a tall utensil. 4. Shut the door and test with a short cycle. 5. If F7E2 reappears, stop and call us.
The wash motor is reporting a problem. Without a working motor, water cannot circulate, so the dishwasher ends the cycle and shows F7E2. It is the pump that sprays water through the arms.
A utensil jammed against a spray arm is worth ruling out. Free it and run a short cycle. If F7E2 comes back, the motor circuit needs testing.
Both are described as wash motor failures. We read the exact code and test the motor and its control to confirm. We keep the old part for you to see.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.