Product review (5 stars): Perfect fit and brought my dishwasher back to life!
I have a stainless steel KitchenAid that is probably 10 years old now.  I have done many repairs but this one had me stumped.  It stopped mid cycle.  But my first check of this fuse showed it with good conductivity, so when I re-powered the washer, the control panel lit up and I started it again.  Mid-cycle failure again...this time the fuse was blown.  Replacement is a breeze and there are online videos on how to do it.  So far, two complete cycles and all is good.  The list of repairs I have had to do are:  Chopper assembly x3, Heating element with upgraded control board, Chopper drive shaft, rack guide wheels x 2.  As long as it is easy to fix, I'll keep it going.  I am not sure why it blew...maybe the motor is getting old and drawing too much current. Or possibly the upgraded heating element with more wattage/heat is the culprit...but why would it work for over a year and blow now?