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Problem Possible cause What to do
Water does not flow. Taps turned off. Check the taps are turned
on.
Inlet hose bent or kinked. Straighten the inlet hose so
that water can flow through.
Water spots, streaks or
film on glassware.
Incorrect rinse aid setting. Check that there is rinse aid
in the dispenser (see Rinse
aid section).
Dishwasher overloaded or
loaded incorrectly.
Follow the instructions for
proper loading. Remember
to remove food scraps.
Foaming. Rinse aid setting too high or
has been spilled.
Turn the rinse aid dial to a
lower setting or wipe the spill.
Incorrect detergent. Ensure that you use a
detergent that is intended
for a domestic automatic
dishwasher.
Egg yolk. Place an extra tablespoon of
detergent in the dishwasher
door for pre-rinsing.
Too much detergent. Use the recommended
quantity of detergent.
Dishes not dry. Incorrect loading. Moisture can be trapped if
items are too closely loaded.
Ensure the dishwasher is not
overloaded.
Rinse aid supply depleted. Refill the rinse aid dispenser
if the indicating window is
clear.
Detergent not dispensing. Detergent dispenser lid not
opening.
Check that there is nothing
obstructing the opening of
the dispenser lid.
Dispenser was wet when
detergent is loaded.
Dry the detergent dispenser
before loading to prevent
detergent caking.
Blocked spray arms. Remove spray arms, shake,
and rinse under water
before replacing (see Care &
cleaning section).
Over filling the detergent
dispenser.
Use the recommended
quantity of detergent.