Dishwasher Repair in Exeter

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Homes in Exeter

Know the home, know the fault

The local housing stock also includes newer developments built just outside the city boundary. A dishwasher in a shared student house or a property let to domestic tourists works hard, running multiple cycles a day with mixed loads. In older houses with traditional layouts, these machines are sometimes fitted into tighter kitchen spaces, where ventilation around the appliance might be limited. When a machine stops cleaning properly, the spray arms might be blocked with food debris or the circulation pump could be failing to push water through the system. Heating faults leave dishes wet and cold at the end of a cycle, which points to a broken heating element or a faulty thermostat. If water remains in the base after a wash, the drain pump might be jammed by broken glass or the filter system could be completely blocked. Leaks from the front of the unit usually indicate a damaged door seal or a problem with the door hinges preventing a tight closure. Machines that will not start at all might have a faulty door latch or a damaged main control board. We repair appliances in customers' homes, focusing on the specific symptoms your machine is showing. During a visit, we look at draining faults and water left in the base, poor cleaning results and spray arm problems, or heating faults where dishes are left wet. We also investigate leaks, door seal problems, error codes, and machines that will not start. We handle a wide range of electric domestic appliances, though we do not work on gas cookers or any gas appliance.