Check if the door is fully closed and latched. Also, ensure the unit is plugged in and the circuit breaker hasn’t tripped.

This may be due to a clogged drain hose or filter. Cleaning the filter and checking for blockages can usually resolve this issue. For professional help, visit our dishwasher repair service.

Overloading, incorrect detergent, or a blocked spray arm can reduce cleaning efficiency. Try rearranging dishes and cleaning internal components.

Odors often come from food debris trapped in the filter or drain. Run a cleaning cycle with vinegar or dishwasher cleaner monthly.

Loud sounds may indicate a stuck pump, loose spray arms, or items banging during the wash cycle. Inspect the interior and clear any obstructions.

Leaks may be caused by a worn door gasket, cracked hose, or an overfilled detergent tray. Inspect and replace damaged parts as needed.

A malfunctioning heating element or rinse aid dispenser can cause poor drying. Ensure both are working and filled correctly.

Error codes typically indicate issues with water supply, drainage, or door sensors. Refer to your user manual or book a service appointment with our certified technicians.

Extended cycles can result from cold water supply, sensor issues, or heavy soil detection. If persistent, your machine may need service.

This is usually due to a blocked drain, dirty filter, or faulty drain pump. Cleaning or replacing those parts can resolve the problem. Use our appliance repair checklist to help diagnose.