The Problem Solver continued, Dishwasher, Out Of The Tub

The Problem Solver (continued)

PROBLEM	POSSIBLE CAUSE AND REMEDY

CHIPPING OF CH~A	_ h- cm ~~m cM~@, Load with are. Make sure glassware and china are
	swum md ~’t jw leow. (~ pages 8 & 9 for mm way to load glassware.) Make sure
	til glases d *- ~ clear the ~ of the tub when you push the rack into the
	dishwasher.
	Always use the top wk for deticate items.

SMALL AMOUNT OF	Water arouti the oudet on the tub bottom at the back of the ~b is normal. It is clean
WATER STANDING	water. It’s them @keep tie water ~ lubricated.
IN THE BOTTOM
OF THE TUB

WATER WON’T PUMP	If the entire tim of~e mb has water, you may hwe a drain problem. Clean the air gap,
OUT OF THE TUB	if you b OM. u.)
	Check the H@hen shk. Is it W* WOH? You may need a plumber.
	If dishwasher- into dis~ser, run disposer to clear. Ee sure disposer is not clo~ed.

SUDS IN THE TUB	Stis@*~en@ ~~ot -t for dishwashers, USE ONLY AU~MATIC
	DISW~MR DE~RQE~ ~ AW~ SUDS~G.
	~ remove suds- the tub: Open ~e dishwasher. Let suds enporate. Add 1 gallon of
	cold water to the tub. Close and la&h the dishwasher. Pump out water by slowly turning
	the control U wti a M period is reached.
	~peat ifnecesw.

DIS~ASHER LEAKS	Suds can caum u~t to ovefiw. That’s why it’s so irnpotit to use a detergent that’s
	designed for au@tic dishwashers.

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