Whirlpool Corporation

Rayburn L Cox

Roger James Bertsch

Ryan Kevin Roth

Christopher Carl Wilcox

Donald Joseph Wilson

Justin D McIver

Bruce W Gillum

Bernhard J Mohrbacher

Eugene P Krausz

Brian T Etzkorn

An appliance having a control housing assembly for operably storing a printed circuit board to which corresponding wiring connectors may be connected to couple electrical components to the printed circuit board.

Appliance having a control housing with a connector brace

A disclosed example dishwasher includes a tub at least partially defining a treating chamber, a rack for holding utensils for treatment within the treating chamber, a first wheel coupled with the tub, a second wheel coupled with the rack at an angle other than perpendicular, and a track. The track can have first and second channels in a back-to-back relationship for respectively receiving the first and second wheels to slidably mount the rack to the tub.

Twist-preventing apparatus for mounting a rack in a dishwasher

A sequencing spray arm assembly includes a plurality fluid spray arms rotatably mounted on respective radially spaced carrier arms. The rotating fluid spray arms are in fluid communication with a fluid distribution manifold and adapted to distribute washing fluid throughout a washing chamber of the appliance. A sequencing diverter valve system enables delivery of washing fluid from the fluid distribution manifold to one or more of the plurality of rotating fluid spray arms. A fluid responsive rotating drive arm drives the rotation of a sequencing disk in the valve system between discrete positions and enables delivery of fluid to one or more of the plurality of rotating fluid spray arms in a sequential manner such that, for each discrete position, less than the total number of spray arms are supplied with washing fluid at a time.

Sequencing spray arm assembly for a dishwasher

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Bridgman, MI, United States of America

Rayburn L Cox