They do the job, every single day of the year. You barely pay it any mind. This is your dishwasher, of course, and it's one of the hardest-working appliances you have in your home. Because it gets so much use, it does not matter if it will break down, but
When that day comes, before you throw it out, here are a few helpful tips and tricks to extend your appliance's lifetime and keep your dishes sparkly and clean!
There are a few reasons why your dishwasher isn’t draining water. It’s likely a clog in the drain hose, normally caused by food scraps. But there are a few other potential causes.
Pump Issues: It may be a malfunctioning pump assembly in which there may be debris blocking the wash impeller. You may need to replace the pump assembly or any of the broken parts.
Worn Belt: This is rare. But if your pump assembly is driven by a belt, which then wears down, then it won’t be able to pump the water out. If your dishwasher has a drive belt, check on it and replace it if necessary.
Non-Functional Timer: Check the dishwasher’s timer mechanism and replace it if necessary.
Faulty Motor: If it’s not working properly, the motor could affect a range of factors. Test your dishwasher’s motor and if it fails, replace it. contact us here for help!