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Before You Call For Service
If you are having an operating problem,
check the list to see what the cause
might be before you call for assistance.
OPERATING PROBLEM
Dishwasher will not run, or
stops during a cycle
CHECK IF
. Dishwasher is properly connected
to a live circuit with the proper
voltage.
. Fuse has blown or circuit breaker
has not tripped.
. Water is turned on.
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Motor has stopped because of an
overload.
. Door is tightly closed and securely
latched.
. Cycle has been correctly set.
WHAT TO DO
Contact qualified service technician to
reconnect cooktop to electrical supply.
(See Installation Instructions.)
Replace fuse or reset circuit breaker.
Open water valve to dishwasher.
Motor wilI automatically reset itself
within a few minutes. If the motor
does not start, call for service.
Press firmly against door.
Reset cycle following steps on pages 4
or 5.
Dishwasher won’t fill
. Drain air gap is clogged.
. Overflow protector is stuck in “up”
position.
Clean drain air gap. (See Installation
Instructions.
Overflow protector should move up
and down freely. Press down to
release.
Water remains in the
dishwasher
. The cycle has completed.
. Drain air gap is clogged.
Wait for the cycle to finish. A small
amount of remaining water is normal.
Clean drain air gap. (See Installation
Instructions.
Detergent remains in the
covered detergent cup
White residue appears on front
of access panel
. The bottom rack is in properly.
1 The dishwasher detergent is fresh
and dry without lumps.
. The cycle has completed.
. Too much detergent is being used.
. Your liquid detergent is developing
excess foam and building up on
exterior of access panel.
Place the rack with the rack bumpers
at the front.
Replace old detergent with fresh.
Wait for the cycle to finish.
See page 7 for recommended amounts
of detergent.
Try a different brand to reduce
foaming and eliminate build-up.
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