Product review (4 stars): This fuse is a common failure point for all of the dishwashers that use them like Maytag, KitchenAid
Fixed my KitchenAid washer perfectly...again.
This fuse is a common failure point for all of the dishwashers that use them like Maytag, KitchenAid, Whirlpool, Kenmore, and others. They are all made by the same manufacturer, and they did not consider the amount of hot steam present where these fuses are located ( towards the top inside of the door). I am an engineer who likes to do my own repairs... so I researched the problem and found it to be either a bad board ($$$$)  or this fuse. The first time around, the board was replaced under warranty and it came with the fuse. Since then, the fuse has blown 3 or 4 times ....maybe once a year. I now keep a couple on hand and swap them out in about 20 minutes. On my washer I need a T15  (or was it a T20?) Torx driver. REMEMBER to unplug the unit first as the wires you are working with are hot. Unscrew the door front from the inside and the fuse will be visible. It is only slightly held on to the board in a plastic holder. Just pull it straight out and replace it per the package instructions. For that you will need a small flat screw driver and wire cutters. If you are reading this, it is because you are having the same problem, so I would recommend buying a couple to keep on hand. Love my washer, hate the fuse issue... Bad engineering! Bad design!