Read This Entire How-To Booklet for Specifie Tools and Materials Not Noted in the Basics Listed Above.
There are two basic types of dishwashers: built-in and portable, although the portable model may be designed to be built-in if the situation warrants it at a later date. In design, dishwashers are basically the same, although some model may be more "advanced" with electronic gimmicks and other mechanical gimcracks.
The purpose of the How-To Booklet is to help you troubleshoot dishwasher problems the most common ones that probably are within your do-it-yourself skills and tool invent ory. The information is in a problem/solution" format: pick the problem and follow the solution to its conclusion. But, first, if the dishwasher does not seem to be washing properly, check for any clogged filters especially the one around the drain port (see illustration). If there is a water leak around the door, the leak indicates the need for a new gasket. But, first, try tightening the screws/bolts around the door that hold the gasket into place. If you need a gasket, furnish the dishwasher dealer with the name and model number of the machine. If the machine does not run at ail, check the fuse or circuit breaker at the main electrical service panel to your home. If a new fuse blows out immediately, or the circuit breaker trips immediately, the machine is probably short-circuited. Call a pro.
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