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DU810SWPQ

Whirlpool DU810SWPQ Built-In Dishwasher Repair

Most common issues on this model

Door latch and switch that stop the cycle from starting
Drain pump and drain hose for standing water
Fill valve and water supply
Spray arm and wash pump performance
Door gasket and bottom seal leaks

The DU810SWPQ is a 24-inch built-in Whirlpool dishwasher from the DU family, with push-button controls and a plastic tub. It slides under a standard counter and is the kind of older machine still working in many Houston kitchens. The number is also found with finish and revision suffixes such as DU810SWPQ3.

On a push-button dishwasher of this type we check the door latch and switch first, since the cycle will not start if the door is not sensed as closed. Then we look at the fill valve, the drain pump and hose, the wash pump and spray arm, and the door seals when there is water on the floor.

Parts for older built-in models can take more effort to find, and we say plainly when a repair is not worth it. You get a written price before work and a 30-day workmanship warranty. We confirm the full model and serial from the label before ordering anything.

Key features

24-inch built-in dishwasher of the DU family
Push-button controls
Plastic tub
Offered in several finishes

→Codes

Error codes this model can show

F8E2Whirlpool Built-In Dishwasher F8E2 and the Fill Valve Circuit F8E4Whirlpool Dishwasher F8E4 Error on a New Install: Fill and Float Checks F8E5Whirlpool Dishwasher Code F8E5: Fill Valve Stuck Open, Act Now F9E1Whirlpool Built-In Dishwasher F9E1 Means Water Is Draining Too Slowly F9E2Whirlpool Dishwasher Code F9E2: Drain Motor Circuit Check FAE4Whirlpool Dishwasher FAE4 or F10E4 Points to the Diverter Valve FAE5Whirlpool Dishwasher FAE5 or F10E5: A Diverter Leak H2OWhirlpool Dishwasher H2O on the Display: No Water Detected

DU810SWPQDU810SWPQ questions

My DU810SWPQ will not start after I press the button. What is wrong?

We begin with the door latch and switch, since the control waits for a closed signal. After that we test power to the control, the buttons and the fill valve. Each is checked before we quote.

Why is there water left in the bottom?

Standing water points to the drain path: the pump, the hose, a clogged filter area or the air gap connection. We clear what we find and test a full drain cycle.

Are parts still available for this DU model?

Many wear parts such as latches, valves and pumps can be matched from the label numbers. Some are harder to find on older built-ins, and we tell you before you approve a price.

Book a visit

Book repair for your DU810SWPQ

Book in about a minute, or call the desk. Same-day windows inside the Loop on most days, next-day across the rest of Houston.

(713) 589-6107