UTAH Dishwasher
Repair & Tips
Left Over Food -
Many of the repairs we do on dishwashers are due to clogs from food left on dishes. You should always scrape off your dishes before putting them in the dishwasher. Oils left on the dishes can cause your pump to get coated and go bad over time. Scraping off your dishes will help avoid costly repairs to your appliance.
Don’t Overload –
If you overload your dishwasher, similar to overloading a washer, your dishes will not become clean enough due to inadequate water dispersion. Make sure to properly use the dishwasher rack separators so your dishwasher can clean to the maximum ability.
Water Temperature –
For your dishwasher to clean your dishes properly, your water temperature must be at least 120 degrees. It is recommended you run your hot water for about a minute before running your dishwasher so it fills with hot water right off the bat.
Fallen Utensils on the Element –
There is usually an element inside your dishwasher at the bottom to heat your water and dry the dishes. If plastic utensils drop on this element, they will melt, causing them to get ruined. More importantly though, it could damage the element. Make sure your utensils are properly secure when running your dishwasher.
APPLIANCES WE REPAIR:
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Washers
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Dryers
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Refrigerators
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Freezers
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Electric Ranges
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Gas Ranges
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Cooktops
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Wall Ovens
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Stack-Sets
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Dishwashers
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Slide-In Ranges
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Ice Machines
WE WORK ON MANY APPLIANCE BRANDS:
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Whirlpool
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Maytag
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GE
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Asko
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Crosley
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Frigidaire
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Kenmore
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Bosch
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Caloric
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Subzero
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Roper
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Estate
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Danby
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GE
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GE Profile
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Gibson
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Hotpoint
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Kirkland
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Admiral
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Amana
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Equator
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Fisher & Paykel
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Haier
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Kitchen Aid
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LG
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Samsung
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Electrolux
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Magic Chef
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Miele
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Speed Queen
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Westinghouse
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Wards
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Frigidaire Gallery
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RCA