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pinballlooking · 08-17-14, 07:15 PM

My 14 year old whirlpool dishwasher finally died. Over its live time I have replaced the motor, the food chopper, the front panel, the control board, the thermal fuse 2X.

I have another one almost the same model that has run for 27 years and I never replaced anything on it.

Will I am not fixing this one again. We bought a new one. I have been replacing things with energy star items as the things die.

So my new one yearly cost is est. $25 this is lots better than my old one. This one is a water miser and supper quite. It shows a red LED on the floor so you know it is running.

This one also does not have a heated dry it uses condensation drying it just heats up the water at the end of the cycle and lets it dry from there.

08-17-14, 07:15 PM	#1
pinballlooking Super Moderator Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: SC Posts: 2,923 Thanks: 172 Thanked 564 Times in 463 Posts	I bought a new energy star dishwasher. My 14 year old whirlpool dishwasher finally died. Over its live time I have replaced the motor, the food chopper, the front panel, the control board, the thermal fuse 2X. I have another one almost the same model that has run for 27 years and I never replaced anything on it. Will I am not fixing this one again. We bought a new one. I have been replacing things with energy star items as the things die. So my new one yearly cost is est. $25 this is lots better than my old one. This one is a water miser and supper quite. It shows a red LED on the floor so you know it is running. This one also does not have a heated dry it uses condensation drying it just heats up the water at the end of the cycle and lets it dry from there. Attached Images Last edited by pinballlooking; 08-17-14 at 11:31 PM..