KitchenAid built-in dishwashers with the F#E# control, including the KDPM604KPS and KDFE104HPS, flash seven times, pause, flash twice and pause longer for F7E2. It is a wash motor failure, and the cycle ends. You see the…
KitchenAid built-in dishwashers with the F#E# control, including the KDPM604KPS and KDFE104HPS, flash seven times, pause, flash twice and pause longer for F7E2. It is a wash motor failure, and the cycle ends. You see the Clean light repeat the pattern, and nothing circulates water in the tub, so the dishes stay unwashed. Nothing is sprayed, the tub stays quiet, and the pattern keeps repeating until power is cut.
1. Count seven blinks, a pause and two blinks. 2. Open the door and make sure the spray arms spin freely. 3. Remove any utensil that is jammed against them. 4. Turn off the breaker for 30 seconds and restore it. 5. Run a short cycle; if the 7-2 pattern returns, call us.
It is the blink form of F7E2, a wash motor failure. The motor that circulates water is not working, so the cycle ends. It means no water circulates.
F7E1 and F7E2 are both described as wash motor failures, one blink apart. We read your exact pattern and test the motor and control to confirm.
Make sure the spray arms turn freely and nothing blocks them. Then cycle power. If the pattern stays, call us for a written quote. We start with the arms and move to the motor.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.