PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION
Dishwasher
seems to run
too long
The water supplied to
the dishwasher is not hot
enough.
The dishwasher runs
longer while heating water,
and a delay automatically
occurs in some wash
and rinse cycles until the
water reaches the proper
temperature.
Run the water in the
adjacent sink until it gets
hot before turning on the
dishwasher.
The Sanitize option is
selected.
The cycle time increases
to heat the water to the
correct temperature for
sanitizing.
The cycle time will vary
depending on soil level.
When heavy soil is
detected, the Normal cycle
will automatically increase
the cycle time.
Dishwasher is connected
to the Cold water supply.
Verify the dishwasher is
connected correctly to the
Hot water supply.
Water
remains in the
dishwasher
NOTE: A small
amount of
clean water
around the
outlet in the
bottom of
the tub is
normal. It
keeps the seal
lubricated.
The cycle is not complete
or it is in a pause.
The water will drain when
the cycle is completed.
The drain hose is kinked. Straighten the drain hose.
The knockout plug is still
in the garbage disposal.
Remove the knockout plug.
Drain hose is connected to
the garbage disposal, and
the garbage disposal is
not empty.
Run the garbage disposal
until it is empty.
Drain is clogged. Check the air gap.
Detergent
remains in the
dispenser
The cycle has not
completed.
Close the door and press
START to complete cycle.
The detergent is damp or
has clumped.
Remove detergent and
replace with fresh dry
dishwasher detergent.
An item was blocking the
dispenser.
Remove item. Remove
detergent and replace
with fresh dry dishwasher
detergent.
The spray arm is blocked. Load the dishes in a
manner that does not
block the spray arm from
rotating freely.
Safety
Precautions
Operating
Requirements
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Features
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