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| Posted: Thu May 24th, 2007 02:08 pm |
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artmage2 Senior Apprentice Appliantologist
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Hello!...I'm new to this Forum, not sure I'm repeating my questions? I did look at the postings that was similar to my problem...some won't open so...here goes! I'm having sandy looking grit on my dishes and the bottom of my dishwasher. It's about 3-4 years old? Had the problem before but, it seems to have cleared itself out until several days ago. I read on your forum that a simple solution could be the dishwashing soap. Yes, I'm using Cascade Gel...I'll not use that anymore! There was also a suggestion of cleaning a filter? Where is this filter and how do I get it out to clean???? **I used CLR when I was having the problem before but, it seemed to have made the sandy crud worse....I just kept running the darn dishwasher to clear the "extra crud" that came out after running the stuff! I live in Southern California if that has anything to do with water hardness etc. Please help! I'm getting Dishpan Hands!........... Thanks in Advance.......... Grand daughter of a Samurai!
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| Posted: Thu May 24th, 2007 05:42 pm |
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kingsx Master Appliantologist 
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Please first make sure your sink is not draining into the dishwasher. secondly, disconnect it and make sure it is draining completely into a bucket
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| Posted: Thu May 24th, 2007 09:57 pm |
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artmage2 Senior Apprentice Appliantologist
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Hello....how do I know if the the sink drain is draining into the dishwasher? On your "Secondly" what am I to be disconnecting? I'm really lost on this.....sorry! *Is there a drain filter somewhere accessible in the dishwasher? Thanks!
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| Posted: Fri May 25th, 2007 01:25 am |
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kingsx Master Appliantologist
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You must first see if the drain line connection to your sink or disposal drops down to your dishwasher directly, without first rising to just underneath the counter. If it goes straight down, gravity will bring debris from the sink into your dishwasher. The hose must go up first. Next you disconnect the hose at it's termination (under the sink or disposal) and place it in a bucket then see if the water drains from the dishwasher. This is the easy stuff to test
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| Posted: Fri May 25th, 2007 11:04 am |
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More appliantological pearls on dishwasher drainology ratcheer.
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