Category: Maytag

  • How to Fix Maytag Dishwasher Error F3

    How to Fix Maytag Dishwasher Error F3

    Problem: Heating system failure – heating element or thermostat issue

    How to Fix Dishwasher Error

    1. Disconnect power at the circuit breaker.
    2. Remove the lower access panel and toe kick.
    3. Drain any remaining water from the tub.
    4. Disconnect the electrical connections to the heating element.
    5. Remove the mounting nuts securing the heating element to the tub.
    6. Carefully extract the old heating element.
    7. Install the new heating element with a new gasket.
    8. Torque the mounting nuts to manufacturer specifications (typically 15-20 ft-lbs).
    9. Reconnect the electrical wiring.
    10. Restore power and test the heating cycle with a temperature probe.

    Still Not Working?

    If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.


  • How to Fix Maytag Dishwasher Error F2

    How to Fix Maytag Dishwasher Error F2

    Problem: Drain pump failure or drain system blockage

    How to Fix Dishwasher Error

    1. Turn off power and water supply to the dishwasher.
    2. Remove the lower access panel.
    3. Check for standing water in the bottom of the tub.
    4. Inspect the drain hose for kinks, blockages, or improper routing.
    5. Remove the drain pump access cover.
    6. Check the pump impeller for debris or damage.
    7. Test the drain pump motor with a multimeter for continuity.
    8. If the pump is faulty, disconnect the electrical connector and remove the mounting screws.
    9. Install the new drain pump assembly and reconnect all components.
    10. Test the drain function before final reassembly.

    Still Not Working?

    If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.


  • How to Fix Maytag Dishwasher Error F1

    How to Fix Maytag Dishwasher Error F1

    Problem: Water temperature sensor fault

    How to Fix Dishwasher Error

    1. Disconnect power at the circuit breaker.
    2. Remove the lower access panel.
    3. Locate the temperature sensor on the tub wall.
    4. Disconnect the electrical connector from the sensor.
    5. Test the sensor resistance with a multimeter (should read 10k-12k ohms at room temperature).
    6. If readings are out of range, remove the mounting screw and replace the sensor.
    7. Reconnect the electrical connector and secure the sensor.
    8. Reinstall the access panel.
    9. Restore power and run a diagnostic cycle to verify the repair.

    Still Not Working?

    If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.