Dishwasher Repair

If your dishwasher won’t drain and remains full of water at the end of a wash cycle, check out the Dishwasher Not Draining wiki for a list of solutions to try.

A dishwasher is a mechanical device for cleaning dishes and eating-utensils. Dishwashers can be found in restaurants and private homes.

The mechanical dishwasher cleans by spraying hot water, typically between 55 and 75 °C (130 and 170 °F) at the dishes, with lower temperatures used for delicate items

The most common means of identifying your fridge is to classify it by type as listed below, and then look for a manufacturer's label on it. Model numbers from the label are critical to identification for exact parts matching and also for determining what features are provided on the unit.

• Built-in: These dishwashers connect to a home plumbing system and are typically installed beneath kitchen countertops.
• Portable/freestanding: Instead of permanently connecting to a home plumbing system, these dishwashers are equipped with wheels for transport to use when needed.
• Drawer: This type of dishwasher has a compact design similar to a filing cabinet and contains two dishwashing drawers that can operate independently of one another.
• Countertop: These dishwashers are about the same size as a microwave and are designed to sit on a kitchen countertop.
• Integrated: These are similar in function to built-in dishwashers but are typically hidden behind a door or panel that blends in with the kitchen's decor.
• Commercial: These are industrial appliances capable of washing a high volume of dishes and are typically used in restaurants.

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