Product review (5 stars): Exact OEM replacement to repair a corroded heating element
The dishes in my Jenn-Air dishwasher were starting to remain very wet after washing, and upon inspecting all the different parts I determined the heating element might be to blame since it looked rusted & corroded. I replaced this at the same time as a bunch other parts to essentially refurbish my entire dishwasher to new condition (for $250 in parts rather than replacing the entire unit for $1,200!), and this was one of the easiest parts to replace. You simply disconnect the wires on the bottom, unscrew the plastic bolts, remove the heating element, put the new one in, and reinstall the plastic bolts and connect the wires. DONE! If you replace this and it still doesn't dry properly, then you may also need to replace the thermostat which is a $20 part and takes about 30 seconds to replace.