On KitchenAid built-in dishwashers with the F#E# control, such as the KDTM404KPS and KDTE204KPS, F7E1 is described as a wash motor failure, together with F7E2. LED models show it as seven blinks, a pause and one…
On KitchenAid built-in dishwashers with the F#E# control, such as the KDTM404KPS and KDTE204KPS, F7E1 is described as a wash motor failure, together with F7E2. LED models show it as seven blinks, a pause and one blink. The cycle ends. You see F7E1 on the display or the Clean light repeating, and the dishwasher will not wash. Dishes inside come out as dirty as they went in.
1. Note whether you see F7E1 or a seven-then-one blink pattern. 2. Check that the spray arms spin freely by hand. 3. Turn off the breaker for 30 seconds and restore power. 4. Close up the dishwasher and run a brief cycle. 5. Contact us when the code appears a second time.
A wash motor failure on this dishwasher family. The motor that moves water around the tub is not working as expected, so the cycle ends.
The pair share one description: wash motor failure. The last digit tells us which detail the control logged, so we read the exact code before testing.
Only what testing shows has failed, motor or control. The price is quoted in writing first, and our repair has a 30-day warranty. Old parts are shown to you on request.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.