Before you call for service …
| Problem | Possible Causes | What to Do |
| Dishwasher not running | Blown fuse, or circuit breaker tripped | Replace fuse, or reset circuit breaker. Check if circuit is overloaded. |
| Noisy | Utensils not secure in rack or small item has dropped into the rack | Make sure everything is properly secured |
| Dishes rattling when spray arm rotates | Make sure dishes are properly loaded | |
| Motor humming | Dishwasher not being used on a regular basis. Keep the seal moist by setting dishwasher to fill and pump out once a week. | |
| Water pooling in the bottom of the tub | Normal | This keeps the water seal lubricated |
| Suds in tub | Incorect detergent | Use only automatic dishwasher detergents to avoid sudsing. To remove suds, open the dishwasher to allow suds to dissipate. Add a gallon of cold water to the tub. Close and latch dishwasher. Pump out water slowly by turning the dial until a drain period is reached. Repeat if neccessary. |
| Stains inside tub | Tea or Coffee stains | Remove stain by hand, using a solution of 1/2 cup bleach and 3 cups water. |
| Tomato sauces | Start with the RINSE ONLY cycle after adding dish. Then wash normally. | |
| WARNING – wait at least 20 minutes after a cycle for the elements to cool down. Failure to do so can result in serious burns. | ||
| Yellow or brown film | This is caused by iron deposits in the water. Call a water softener company to have a special filter installed. | |
| Hard water deposits | Run dishwasher with diluted citric acid or vinegar. Use the detergent recommended by the manufacturer to prevent hard water mineral deposits from forming. | |
