If your dishwasher is failing to drain, there are a few possible reasons for this problem. First, the dishwasher may be hooked up to a drain pipe that is too narrow, causing a slow drain. Secondly, the drain pipe may be clogged with debris like food scraps or grease. Lastly, the pump inside the dishwasher may be faulty or broken, preventing the pump from pumping the water out properly. If you’re experiencing further problems with your dishwasher, give Orca Appliance Services a call today!

There are a variety of reasons your dishwasher could be leaking water onto the floor. The most common reason has to do with a cracked or damaged door seal. Over time, this seal can become warn out and brittle, and crack as a result allowing water to leak. Another possible cause of leaking dishwashers is a faulty water inlet valve. Water inlet valves are responsible for regulating the flow of water into the dishwasher, and over time, they can crack and break causing a leak. Lastly, dishwasher leaks can occur if the drain hose was not installed properly, causing a backup and ultimately a leak. Regardless of the issue, rest assured that Orca Appliance Services is here to help with your dishwasher repair.

There are a number of reasons why your dishwasher isn’t drying the dishes properly. One big reasons is due to a malfunction in the heater of the dishwasher. Most dishwashers come equipped with a heater that activates during the drying cycle, with the sole purpose of evaporating any remaining water on your dishes — and if it malfunctions, the water doesn’t evaporate. Another reason why your dishwasher may not by drying the dishes properly is because of the size and shape of your dishwasher. In the case of a small dishwasher, there may not be enough room to allow for the heated air to circulate properly, leading to higher waiting times for the dishes to dry. Whatever the reason may be, rest assured that the dishwasher repair technicians at Orca Appliance Services are here to help.

If your dishwasher isn’t starting, there are a few possibilities for why it isn’t. First, it may be an obvious one, but one of the most common reasons is because the dishwasher isn’t plugged in all the way. If the dishwasher is plugged in, and it isn’t starting, then that may be caused due to a problem with the door switch not working properly, and the dishwasher still believes the door is open. Another possibility is that the thermostat isn’t working properly. If the thermostat isn’t working, the dishwasher won’t start because it has no way of knowing what temperature to go up to. Regardless of the issues, the dishwasher technicians at Orca Appliance Services will help you get back up and running in no time.

Foul smelling dishwashers can be caused by a number of things. First, and most common, is leftover food chunks get trapped in the drain line or the filters of the dishwasher. This is caused by not rinsing dishes properly before putting them in the dishwasher. Unfortunately, depending on how much food is clogged, the best way to fix it may be disassemble the interior of the dishwasher and clean in manually. Our team of dishwasher repair technicians would be able to walk through the possibilities with you and help explain the options.