Fisher & Paykel dishwasher common repair issues

Food Residues

Before putting your dishes into the dishwasher, ensure no scrapes or sticky food leftovers. These residues will bring problems to the dishwasher as they will make the cleaning process much more difficult, especially when you have left the scrape of foods for quite some time. The residues might also cause further problems in the dishwasher machine, such as clogging or waste buildups.

Uncontrolled water temperature and hardness

A dishwasher that is not properly calibrated can result in dishes coming out either too hot or too cold or with spots that are still dirty. Additionally, hard water can cause a buildup of limescale inside the dishwasher, which will eventually cause it to stop working.

Overloading or Overlapping Problems

This is a common mistake some homeowners make when putting their dishes in the dishwasher machine. Overloading increases the risk of dirty dishes, causing you to rewash the dishes. Always avoid overloading and overlapping habits to ensure that every inch of your dishes will be thoroughly clean with water and detergent.

Uncleaned or Damaged Dishes

Remember that some kitchen utensils are not dishwasher-safe and need further hand washing services. If you have experience washing your silverplate and it turns out to be discolored, then that means that it must be hand washed. Same case for aluminum pots that have turned black after dishwashing.