Troubleshooting a Kitchen Aid Dishwasher

If you are worried about the repair or replacement of your Kitchen Aid Dishwasher you have to look at the following Kitchen Aid Dishwasher Troubleshooting guide before spending money on hiring an Appliance Repair Expert. Some of the most common issues are simple and easy to fix yourself.

A Kitchen Aid dishwasher can leak for various reasons. If your unit is leaking it could be due to the following reasons - A dishwasher needs to be level to work properly You need to Verify that your dishwasher is level to rule this out as the cause of the leak. Water supply line leaks: If the water supply line that feeds water to the dishwasher is leaking, it can look like the dishwasher is leaking. You should remove the dishwasher's cover panel by analyzing the water supply line connection to see if this is the source of the leak. Replacement supply hoses are widely available and are very easy to install.

Operation with an empty rack: If you run a wash cycle with an empty lower rack, the water may be directly spraying the door of the dishwasher, causing it to leak. Run the machine making sure that both racks are full and then watch for leaks.

The door is not sealing: Look for anything that may be preventing the seals on the door from closing completely. Also, check for any damage to the seals. Often, merely clearing away obstructions can fix this problem. Replacing a door seal is possible for DIYers, though you will probably need to order the correct seal from the manufacturer. You won't find them stocked at your home center. Check the water temperature to make sure that it is not set higher, as this can cause the dishwasher to leak.