Fisher & Paykel DW60CE Installation Instructions And User Manual page 42

Troubleshooting
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Problem
Knocking or rattling
sound during wash.
Unclean dishes.
Plastic items are
discoloured (e.g.
stain left by tomato
sauce).
White stains are left
on dishes; glasses
have a milky
appearance.
Possible Cause
Spray arm knocking against
dishes.
Dishes have been stacked
incorrectly.
Wash programme
unsuitable for load.
Soils were too heavily
baked on.
Spray arm(s) unable to
rotate.
Dishwasher overloaded or
incorrectly loaded.
The filters are incorrectly
inserted.
Detergent put in the wrong
compartment.
Excessive food not removed
from dishes before loading.
Unsuitable detergent.
Not enough detergent.
Spray arm holes are
blocked.
The filters are blocked.
Not enough detergent, not
pre-rinsed.
Not enough detergent.
Rinse aid dosage too low.
What to do
Pause the wash and rearrange dishes. See
sections 'Controls and starting a wash' and
'Loading' .
See section 'Wash programmes and
detergent quantities' and select a suitable
programme.
Dishes may need soaking.
Ensure no items are obstructing the spray
arm path.
See the 'Loading' section.
See section 'Care and cleaning' .
See sections 'Wash programmes and
detergent quantities' and 'Adding detergent' .
Scrape all food scraps off dishes before
loading.
Only use powdered or tablet detergent
designed for domestic dishwashers.
See 'Wash programmes and detergent
quantities' for recommended quantities. You
may need to adjust these to suit your
particular load and the hardness of your
water supply.
Clean the spray arm(s). See 'Care and
cleaning' for instructions.
Clean the filters. See 'Care and cleaning' for
instructions.
Pre-rinse plastic dishes before placing in the
dishwasher and/or add more detergent.
Alternatively, using the Rinse programme
after adding dishes may minimise staining.
See section 'Wash programmes and
detergent quantities' for recommended
quantities. You may need to adjust these to
suit the hardness of your water supply.
Increase rinse aid dosage. See 'Using rinse
aid' .