A tightly sealed dishwasher door stops water from seeping out of your appliance and onto your kitchen floor. In order for the door to create that watertight seal, the gasket and door hinges must function properly. Oftentimes, a dishwasher door that doesn’t generate an impenetrable seal is linked to a torn gasket, although this is frequently the case, damaged door …
There are appliance problems that are worth repairing and problems that are just a little annoying. The door that sticks, the squeaky hinge; these are things that irk us, but we put up with because it’s never quite the right time for little repairs around the house. One of those appliances that are often the source of these not-quite-important repairs …
The appliances in your home serve two purposes. The first, of course, is to automate household chores while you live your life. But the second is to make your house look good. The shape and finish on your kitchen appliances, for example, influences how attractive your kitchen appears to be. These cosmetic concerns seem minimal until your appliances have seen …
There are a could of different reasons why you might need to pull your dishwasher out from beneath the counter where it’s mounted, also known as the bay. Many of the most important repairs for your dishwasher require you to access the back panel which can only be done by removing the dishwasher. Or perhaps you are completely replacing an old or broken dishwasher with a newer …
Your dishwasher is a modern marvel. It saves hours of soaking and scrubbing and drying. All you have to do is rinse the dishes beforehand and put them away when the dishwasher has dried. Of course, your dishwasher can only successfully dry if the drain actually clears all the water out of the bottom. If you have recently opened your …
Appliance brands do their utmost to provide high-quality appliances at affordable prices. Wherever you are in the homemaking process, eventually you will need to buy an appliance. But be careful. Every responsible homeowner (and renter) should remain aware of the most recent appliance recalls. A recall occurs when there is something deeply wrong with the manufacturing process and an item …
Dishwashers are modern marvels of plumbing and electronics, and of high-quality residential engineering. Without dishwashers, we would all have soap-dry hands and be up to our elbows in dishwater every night after dinner. Without dishwashers, we would still spend half an hour standing at the sink every night, minimum. So it’s pretty alarming when a tiny detail about your dishwasher …
The circulation motor assembly in your dishwasher circulates warm air when the drying cycle is engaged. Not only does this dry your dishes before any water spots can dry in place, but it also helps prevent the buildup of mold in the moist environment. But if the circulation motor assembly fails or the terminals short out, the dry cycle won’t …
Your dishwasher is built so the water cycles won’t turn on if it senses that the door is open. This prevents accidental water damage, especially if you need to open the door after a cycle has already started. Unfortunately, it also means that your dishwasher is dependent on being able to recognize when the door is shut. That’s controlled by …
Opening your dishwasher door and discovering your appliance hasn’t drained completely is a concerning sight. Water sitting in the bottom of your dishwasher tub after the appliance has completed all cycles can be caused by a number of faulty components, fortunately, most of the defective parts are not difficult to replace. To help you troubleshoot your non-draining LG dishwasher model LDF7932BB, …
