Electronic Control Board, Main Control Board, PCB Assembly, Control Module, User Interface Control Board

W11665215, W11637581, W11572009, W11572010, W11683652

Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Maytag, Jenn-Air, Amana, Kenmore

WhirlpoolWDF520PADM7, WDF520PADM8, WDF520PADM9, WDF520PADB7, WDF520PADB8, WDF520PADB9, WDF520PADW7, WDF520PADW8, WDF520PADW9, WDF540PADM7, WDF540PADM8, WDF540PADM9, WDF540PADB7, WDF540PADB8, WDF540PADB9, WDF540PADW7, WDF540PADW8, WDF540PADW9, WDF560SAFM0, WDF560SAFM1, WDF560SAFM2, WDF560SAFW0, WDF560SAFW1, WDF560SAFW2, WDF560SAFB0, WDF560SAFB1, WDF560SAFB2

KitchenAidKDFE104HPS0, KDFE104HPS1, KDFE104HPS2, KDFE104HPS3, KDFE104HPS4, KDFE104HBL0, KDFE104HBL1, KDFE104HBL2, KDFE104HBL3, KDFE104HBL4, KDFE104HWH0, KDFE104HWH1, KDFE104HWH2, KDFE104HWH3, KDFE104HWH4, KDPE234GPS0, KDPE234GPS1, KDPE234GPS2, KDPE234GPS3, KDPE234GPS4, KDPE234GBL0, KDPE234GBL1, KDPE234GBL2, KDPE234GBL3, KDPE234GBL4

MaytagMDB4949SHZ0, MDB4949SHZ1, MDB4949SHZ2, MDB4949SHZ3, MDB4949SHZ4, MDB4949SHW0, MDB4949SHW1, MDB4949SHW2, MDB4949SHW3, MDB4949SHW4, MDB4949SHB0, MDB4949SHB1, MDB4949SHB2, MDB4949SHB3, MDB4949SHB4, MDB7959SHZ0, MDB7959SHZ1, MDB7959SHZ2, MDB7959SHZ3, MDB7959SHZ4

Jenn-AirJDB8000AWP0, JDB8000AWP1, JDB8000AWP2, JDB8000AWP3, JDB8000AWP4, JDB8000AWS0, JDB8000AWS1, JDB8000AWS2, JDB8000AWS3, JDB8000AWS4, JDB8000AWB0, JDB8000AWB1, JDB8000AWB2, JDB8000AWB3, JDB8000AWB4

AmanaADB1400AGW0, ADB1400AGW1, ADB1400AGW2, ADB1400AGW3, ADB1400AGW4, ADB1400AGB0, ADB1400AGB1, ADB1400AGB2, ADB1400AGB3, ADB1400AGB4, ADB1400AGS0, ADB1400AGS1, ADB1400AGS2, ADB1400AGS3, ADB1400AGS4

Kenmore665.13242K900, 665.13242K901, 665.13242K902, 665.13242K903, 665.13242K904, 665.13243K900, 665.13243K901, 665.13243K902, 665.13243K903, 665.13243K904, 665.13244K900, 665.13244K901, 665.13244K902, 665.13244K903, 665.13244K904

Professional Repair Time: 30-45 minutes
DIY Repair Time: 45-75 minutes
Difficulty Rating: Moderate to Advanced (3/5) — Requires basic tools, moderate to advanced mechanical skill, attention to wire connections, ESD precautions, and electronics handling experience

1. Turn off power to the dishwasher at the circuit breaker to ensure complete power disconnection.
2. Verify power is off by attempting to start the dishwasher. The dishwasher should not respond.
3. Turn off the water supply to the dishwasher at the shutoff valve under the sink.
4. Open the dishwasher door fully to access the control panel area.
5. Remove the lower dish rack to provide working space.
6. Take multiple photos of the control board location, mounting, and all wire connections before disassembly. Document from multiple angles. This is absolutely critical for proper reassembly.
7. Remove the screws securing the dishwasher door panel (typically 4-8 screws around the perimeter of the inner door). Use a Torx or Phillips screwdriver as appropriate for your model.
8. Carefully separate the inner door panel from the outer door panel. Support the inner panel as you remove the last screw to prevent it from falling.
9. Locate the electronic control board mounted to the inner door panel or control panel area (typically near the top of the door).
10. Take detailed photos of all wire harness connections to the control board before disconnecting. Note the connector positions, colors, and orientation. Label each connector with masking tape if necessary.
11. Disconnect all wire harness connectors from the control board one at a time. Press the locking tabs and pull each connector straight off. Do not pull on the wires—grasp the connector bodies. There may be 5-10 connectors depending on your model.
12. Remove the mounting screws or clips that secure the control board to the door panel (typically 2-4 screws or snap clips).
13. Carefully remove the old control board from the door panel. Handle by the edges only—do not touch the circuit board components or solder joints.
14. Place the old control board on a clean, static-free work surface with adequate space for inspection. Use an anti-static mat or bag if available.
15. Inspect the old control board for visible damage such as burned components, cracked solder joints, corrosion, or discoloration. This confirms the diagnosis.
16. Inspect the mounting location on the door panel for damage, corrosion, or debris. Clean the mounting area if necessary using a dry cloth (do not use water or cleaning solutions).
17. Unpack the new W11683652 control board from its packaging. Handle carefully by the edges only to avoid static damage. Do not touch the circuit board components or connectors.
18. Ground yourself by touching a metal surface before handling the new control board to discharge any static electricity. Static discharge can damage sensitive electronic components.
19. Verify the control board specifications match the old board: PCB size, connector positions, mounting hole spacing, part number label.
20. Compare the new control board to the old one to verify the dimensions, connector positions, mounting holes, and overall appearance match. Ensure you have the correct replacement part.
21. Inspect the new control board for any damage or defects before installation. The board should be intact with no cracks, damage, or loose components.
22. Position the new control board on the door panel, aligning the mounting holes with the screw holes or clip positions.
23. Install the mounting screws or snap the clips to secure the control board to the door panel. Tighten screws gently but firmly—do not overtighten, which can crack the board.
24. Verify the control board is securely mounted and does not wobble or shift when gently pressed.
25. Reconnect all wire harness connectors to the new control board one at a time, using your photos as reference. Push each connector straight onto the board terminals until it clicks into place. Verify each connector is fully seated.
26. Double-check all wire connections against your photos to ensure every connector is in the correct position. Incorrect wiring can damage the new control board or other components.
27. Verify all connectors are secure by gently tugging on each one. Connectors should not pull off—they should be firmly seated with locking tabs engaged.
28. Reposition the inner door panel onto the outer door panel, aligning the screw holes.
29. Reinstall all screws securing the inner door panel to the outer door panel. Tighten evenly in a cross pattern to ensure proper alignment.
30. Reinstall the lower dish rack in the dishwasher.
31. Close the dishwasher door fully.
32. Restore power at the circuit breaker.
33. Turn on the water supply at the shutoff valve.
34. Test the new control board by pressing the power button. The control panel should illuminate and respond to button presses.
35. Run a diagnostic test (if available for your model) by pressing the appropriate button sequence (consult your service manual). This verifies all control board functions are operating correctly.
36. Start a short wash cycle (empty dishwasher, no dishes) to verify the dishwasher operates normally through all cycle stages: fill, wash, drain, rinse, dry.
37. Verify the dishwasher completes the cycle without error codes or interruptions.
38. Test all control panel functions including cycle selection, delay start, heated dry, and other options to ensure full functionality.
39. Monitor the dishwasher for 3-5 wash cycles to ensure the control board operates properly without issues.

Safety Notes: Always turn off power at the circuit breaker before working on the dishwasher to prevent electrical shock. Control boards are sensitive to static electricity—ground yourself before handling and avoid touching circuit components. This is a non-returnable electronic component once installed—verify your model number and symptoms before ordering. Ensure all wire connections are correct and secure before restoring power. Incorrect wiring can damage the new control board. This repair requires basic tools (Torx or Phillips screwdriver) and moderate to advanced mechanical skill—homeowners with electronics experience can complete this repair successfully with proper precautions.

1. This is a non-returnable electronic component once installed. Control boards cannot be returned after installation due to the risk of damage from improper handling or static discharge. Verify your dishwasher model number and symptoms before ordering. Misdiagnosis is the most common cause of unnecessary control board replacement.
2. Document all wire connections with detailed photos before disconnecting. Take clear, close-up photos of every wire harness connector from multiple angles. Note connector positions, colors, and orientation. Incorrect wiring is the #1 cause of control board damage after installation. Triple-check all connections before restoring power.
3. Use proper ESD (electrostatic discharge) precautions. Control boards are extremely sensitive to static electricity. Ground yourself by touching a metal surface before handling the board. Handle the board by the edges only—never touch circuit components, solder joints, or connectors. Work on an anti-static mat if available.
4. Verify the control board is the actual problem before ordering. Control board failure symptoms can mimic other component failures (door latch, thermal fuse, wire harness, user interface). Test other components first using a multimeter. Replace the control board only after ruling out other causes.
5. Check for power surges or electrical issues before installing the new board. If the old control board failed due to a power surge, the new board may fail too unless the underlying electrical issue is resolved. Verify proper voltage (120V AC) at the dishwasher connection and consider installing a surge protector.
6. The control board and user interface are separate components. The W11683652 is the main control board only. If your dishwasher also has a separate user interface (touchpad/display), it may need replacement as well. Verify which component has failed before ordering.
7. Moisture exposure is a common cause of control board failure. Water leaks, steam, or high humidity can corrode control board components and cause short circuits. Inspect the dishwasher for leaks and repair them before installing the new control board to prevent repeat failure.
8. Test the new control board before fully reassembling the dishwasher. After installing the board and reconnecting all wires, restore power and test basic functions before reinstalling the door panel. This allows you to verify proper installation and correct any wiring errors before final assembly.
9. Control board firmware cannot be updated or reprogrammed. The W11683652 comes pre-programmed from the factory for specific dishwasher models. The firmware cannot be updated, modified, or reprogrammed in the field. Ensure you order the correct part number for your exact model.
10. This repair is cost-effective compared to dishwasher replacement. The cost of control board replacement ($250-400) is far less than the cost of a new dishwasher ($600-1,500+). Replace the control board promptly when failure is confirmed to prevent the need for expensive dishwasher replacement.

• Dishwasher not starting or responding to button presses
• Dishwasher not advancing through wash cycles
• All indicator lights flashing or blinking simultaneously
• Error codes displayed (F1E1, F2E2, F6E4, F7E1, or other fault codes)
• Dishwasher running continuously without stopping
• Dishwasher not filling with water or not draining
• Detergent dispenser not opening
• Heating element not working
• Intermittent operation or random cycling
• Control panel buttons not responding
• Dishwasher stuck in one cycle stage
• Display screen blank or garbled