PROBLEM
DISHWAS~R
,W,ON’T
RUN
UNUSUAL NOISE
DiSHES DON’T’DRY
UNCLEAN DISHES
AND
~ATWARE
DETERGENT
LE~
IN DISPENSER CUPS
DETERGENT CUP
LD
WON’T LATCH
~R
ADDING
DETERGENT
YELLOW OR
BROWN
F~M
POSSIBLE CAUSE
A fuse
in
your home maybe blown, or the circuit
breker
tripped. Replace fuse or
reset
circuit breaker. Remove any other
appEances
from the circuit.
Utensils
may
not
be secure on rack pins, or
somqthing
small may have dropped from
the
rack. Water is causing utensils to rattle. Make sure
everyting
is
securely placed
in dishwasher.
Make sure inlet water temperature
is
correct.
[See
How to Test Water
Temperature section).
Unload
the bottom rack frost. Water from dishes in the top rack maybe spilling
into
the bottom
rack.
Check
for improper loading. Dishes shouldn’t
nest
together. Avoid overloading.
Check
the
rinse agent dispenser
to
see
that it’s not empty.
Check
inlet water temperature. It
should
be at least
120°F.
(To
test, see
How
to
Test
Water Temperature section).
Water pressure may be temporarily low. Turn on a faucet. Is water coming out slower
than
usual?
If so, wait
until
pressure
is
normal
before
using
your
dishwasher.
Plugged air gap. (See Care
and
Cleaning section).
Improper rack loading. (See Loading section).
Choose another
cycle
to
give you longer washing
time.
Water
may
not be reaching the detergent
cups,
Move’dishes that maybe blocking
detergent
cup.
The
dispenser
cover
may
not
be opening
or
may
b,bloekd
by improperly
loaded
items. If you used
a
powder detergent, open
the
cup
and
remove any caked-on
detergent. If
the
cup still doesn’t open automatically,
cdl
for service.
Detergent may be old. If the powder detergent
is
hard or caked
in
the box,
throw
it
away. The detergent may
not
be
working well. Try another
brmd.
Cycle
Indicator Dial
must
be
OFF
for
cup
lid to close and latch properly.
If
you
unlatch the door and open it to dry your dishes, the Cycle Indicator Dial
does
not advance by itself.
Tea
or
coffee
can
stain cups.
Remove
the stain by hand,
using a solution of
1/2
cup
bleach and 3 cups warm water.
An overall yellow or brown film on dishes or glassware can be caused by iron
deposits in water.
A special
filter
in the water supply line is the only way to correct
this
problem.
Your water softener company
can
tell
yau
about
the
filter.
Yellow
fik
on
sterIing
silver results when you
wash
copper
utensfis
in
the
same
load.
Silver
polish will usually remove this
stiin.
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