What happened. What we found. What we repaired.

A GE dishwasher in Tacoma was experiencing issues with the lower rack wheels, cleaning performance, and door latch. The technician identified the issues, completed the necessary repairs, and tested the dishwasher to verify proper operation.

A GE dishwasher in Gig Harbor would not power on. Inspection found a loose L1 connection. The connection was secured before the unit was cycle tested and confirmed operating at the time of service.

A Bosch dishwasher in Allen was reported as not completing its cycle. Diagnostics pointed to a control issue. A new controller was installed and tested during the visit.

A KitchenAid dishwasher in Southlake was found unstable and washing poorly. The technician replaced the necessary support components and confirmed the dishwasher was operating properly at the time of service.

A GE dishwasher in Greenville was starting cycles with only beeping and would not drain. Inspection found a broken wire at the drain pump, and the wiring was repaired before the unit was tested again.

In Dallas, a Samsung dishwasher came in with the water wall arm out of place and rack pieces separated over time. The rail was bent, the spray arm was put back in place, and the rack was reassembled. The unit checked good afterward.