Hang on and Steve the Hobart guy will probably post some advice here. 

Beautiful machine, and well worth enjoying if it's not brain-dead.

Congratulations Rod in restoring the washability on your amazing machine.
The picture you found is of my actual dishwasher that I use as my daily driver.

It's so good to know there is another one out there with an appreciative owner.

When I found mine the screen was completely gone too however I was lucky

enough to get one from Repair Clinic before they went NLA.  It wasn't cheap

as I think I paid $60 about 4 or 5 years ago.  Here is a picture of the part.

Here is a picture of my KDIS-21 installed and running.  You will get many years of satisfaction from this wonderful machine.

Best of luck getting it in tip-top shape with the parts and advice from combo52 and stevet.  You came to the right place!

Patrick

I'm very happy to hear you both love your dishwasher.  If you can, post some photos of it and let us know when you get the needed parts how everything comes together.

Here is an old pic of mine fully loaded.

Hey, that utensil basket goes all the way across the front!  The ones out of the KDS-20 and my two ISE Classic Supremes (presumably 22 series KA) are all identical and shorter.  Now I'm trying to remember the size of the one on my KDI-21. 

Yes, I replaced it with a later one from a 23 series as it's larger and has the little cover to hold small items in on the right side.

Very observant!

Thanks for the info.  I'll be on the lookout to see if I can get one of those larger ones from a series 23 junker.

It's tough to find the plastisol repair for the racks in the right shade of blue anymore.  It's all gray or white.  I was able to get a jar of Maytag plastisol repair at one of those stacked-to-the-ceiling old stock type of appliance parts stores.  The stuff is not cheap.  I used it on the Thermador but it was still way more dark blue than the color of the racks. The package also included tips for the tines, which were of no use since the Thermador's tines are all curlicued on top.  I think the tips would look weird anyway.

Good luck finding the touch-up.  If you want to replace the racks entirely I think they can also be found among the membership here.

You putting rinse aid in the jet dry dispenser?

Hmmm . . .

With a Selectra it's probably not as easy to troubleshoot that sort of issue, but per Steve's post further up, if you open up the panel there will be a service guide in there that will have info on self-diagnostics.  Whether that includes heat/no heat issues I don't know, but I'll bet Steve would.  You might just have a loose connection somewhere.

I presume there's no difference in control panel removal for the Selectra.  Four small screws across the top edge of the door, two or maybe three small ones on the bottom in the area of the handle, and the two large long machine screws that come through from the tub side of the door -- not to be confused with the two screws on each side of the inner door edges that are used to attach the entire front door panel.

Great looking machine. 

As for the matte finish on the panel, that's not too far off from normal.  I had black panels on both of my ISE's but they had either scratches or dents.  Both were very glossy; almost a mirror finish.  I had the black panel from the KDS-20 that we used as a door donor and it was positioned near one of the ISE's, where I noticed the Superba's panel had more of a matte finish.  I think your machine looks totally stock with the panel you've used.

Nice work!

Ralph