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Dishes are
not getting
dry enough
1. Rinse aid dispenser
is empty.
2. Improper
loading of dishes.
3. Selected
cycle does not include
drying.
Note: Plastic or Teflon do not typically
dry as
well as other items due to their inherent
properties.
1. Add rinse aid - the use of rinse aid
improves
drying.
2. Rearrange
load to ensure items are not
nesting
(see "Loading
the Dishwasher"
sec-
tion of the manual).
3. Rinse and Hold setting
does not include
drying.
Note: Sanitize option
and Intensive
Drying
feature also improve drying performance.
Odor
Note: Water
testing is
done in the
factory.
Occasionally
water may
still appear
in the dish-
washer at
purchase
which may
create an
odor.
1. Food debris is present at the bottom
of
the dishwasher.
2. Food particles
are present
near the door
seal.
3. Dishes left in unit too long before running
a cycle.
4. Residual water is present
at the bottom
of
the dishwasher.
5. Drain hose is obstructed.
1. Remove the filters
and clean according
to
the "Care and Maintenance"
section
of the
manual.
2. Refer to "Care and Maintenance" section of the
manual.
3. Run a Rinse cycle if you do not intend to
immediately
wash the dishes.
4. Ensure the unit has completely
drained
from the last cycle.
5. Remove any obstructions
from the drain
hose by calling qualified
personnel.
Note: If odor still persists,
run the Normal
cycle until it flushes
and interrupt
the cycle
and place an 8 oz. cup of distilled
white vine-
gar solution
on the upper rack and then finish
the cycle.
Dishwasher
not filling
with water
1. Restriction
in the water supply system.
2. Previous wash cycle was not completed.
3. Delay start is active.
1. Ensure that the water supply valve (typi-
cally located under kitchen
sink) is open and
check that the water supply line has no kinks
or clogs.
2. Refer to the "Operating
the Dishwasher"
section
of the manual.
3. Cancel the delay start or wait until delay
start time completes.
Water leaks
1. Suds.
2. Door seal could be pulled away from
track.
3. Condensation
vent is blocked.
4. Improper
installation.
1. Wrong type of detergent
results in suds and
leaks - use only dishwasher
detergents.
If suds
still persist, add one tablespoon
of vegetable oil
at the bottom of the dishwasher
and run the
desired cycle.
2. Ensure the door seal is in the track.
3. Ensure that condensation
vent is not blocked.
4. Have proper installation verified by qualified
personnel (water supply, drain system, leveling,
plumbing).
Tub stains
1. Concentrated
lemon juice can reduce the
build up of hard water stains. Run a Normal
cycle until it flushes
and interrupt
the cycle
and then place an 8 oz. cup of the concen-
trated
lemon solution
on the upper rack and
finish the cycle. This can be done periodically
to avoid build up.
2. Ensure that silverware
does not make con-
tact with the tub while running a cycle.
1. Stains on the dishwasher
interior
are due
to water hardness.
2. Silverware
in contact
with tub.
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