Professional Dishwasher Repairs in New Port Richey, FL

The dishwasher in your home is a complex system of multiple parts working together. The more parts that work together, the higher the chance of experiencing some issues. When you start to notice any of the following issues, we recommend giving us a call. Mr. Appliance of Pasco County has seasoned professionals who can fix dishwashers. Review some of the more common complications we can fix:

• Dishes Come Our Dirty – Do you have to run dishes an extra time or two to get them completely clean? If this happens to you, it could mean that your dishwasher is technically running but cleaning correctly. Our technicians can help you identify if it’s due to blocked spray armholes, burned-out heating elements, or even a worm pump assembly or wash impeller.
• Cloudy Glassware – Cloudy glassware could result from extremely hard water. The best way to fix this is to check to see if you have a water softener, and if not, we recommend rinsing your dishes before loading them. This will help you avoid cloudy glassware.
• The Wash Cycle Runs for Too Long – When your dishwasher runs longer than it should, it might be due to a faulty thermostat or a timer within the unit malfunctioning.
• Dishwasher Hums and Turns Itself Off – Noticing a hum when there wasn’t one before could be a sign that the dishwasher’s motor is malfunctioning. The seasoned professionals at Mr. Appliance of Pasco County can help with any repairs or replacements.
• Water Isn’t Pumping Out – Water not pumping out properly could be due to a worn-out solenoid, a clogged drain line, or even an issue with the dishwasher’s drain impeller.
• Dishwasher Not Filling With Water – This issue can be caused by a failed valve, defective water inlet solenoid, malfunctioning time, or a stuck or defective overflow float switch.
• Leaky Dishwasher – A leaky dishwasher is never a good sign. It can be as simple as not using the right type or amount of detergent. Other issues could be a worn door gasket, leaking pump or motor assembly, or issues with your spray arm assemblies or tub-to-motor gasket.