Some residential dishwasher issues necessitate no more than a little TLC. Others have serious problems that require informed service professionals to troubleshoot the appliance and diagnose the problem. Our specialists are just as eager to fulfill a quick tune-up as we are to make an extensive repair. Whatever the situation, our technical expertise, versatile toolkit, and experienced team have the skill set to restore your dishwasher quickly. We are fully prepared to handle nearly any situation.
At Mr. Appliance of Marion County, we frequently fix spotty wash cycles, loud noises, foul odors, drainage complications, and defective door latches. Sometimes, these malfunctions make your dishwasher less effective and economic in terms of energy usage. Other times, these problems can impair your ability to use the dishwasher altogether. When it comes to making advanced and specific repairs, we are ready to be of service in any circumstance where professional repair is required, such as:
- The dishwasher will not start – If your dishwasher is not turning on, the problem may be with the electronic control unit or motor relay.
- The dishwasher is not cleaning the dishes properly – If your dishes come out dirty, we will look at the delivery tubes, housing gasket, wash impellers, pump assembly, and spray arms.
- The dishwasher is abnormally noisy – If your dishwasher is making loud rattling, thudding, or clanking sounds, our dishwasher technicians will check for problems with the motor bushings, washer arms, and pump housing.
- The dishwasher is not releasing water – If the dishwasher is not pumping out water, there may be a breakdown with the intake valve screen, float switch, or water inlet. Sometimes, the spray arm’s holes get blocked by hardened minerals as well.
- The dishwasher is leaky – If there is a leak, the problem may be as simple as using too much or an incompatible kind of soap. On the other hand, it could involve defects with the appliance’s spray arm, inlet valve, gaskets, and/or door seals.
- The dishwasher is not draining – If the cycle ends and the dishwasher is inundated with water, there may be an issue with the solenoid, drain pump, timer, thermostat, and/or rinse aid dispenser.
- The detergent dispenser is not working – If the detergent is not releasing during wash cycles, the dispenser compartment may be broken or obstructed.
For timely dishwasher repairs, give us a call or schedule an appointment by contacting us online today!
