On Sun, 24 Feb 2019 10:33:38 +0100, Look165
wrote:

Generally, those gaskets are symetrical.
It might be fixed by mounting the gaset upside down.
The bottom is more compressed than the top ans thus can leak.

John Robertson a écrit le 23/02/2019 à 23:10*:
On 2019/02/23 10:57 a.m., Tom Del Rosso wrote:
I have a portable Whirlpool dishwasher that hasn't been needed in 10
years.* If I use it right out of storage is it likely to leak from dried
out and cracked nylon couplings or something?



Also it is likely the door seals are dried out and it will happily
leak all over the place.

I'd test it outside instead of in my kitchen...

John :-#)#

I had a dishwasher disaster when the steam therein
shorted out the ''control card''.

I now find I can live happily without one, no
doubt saving heaps on power & water.

Consider this option unless you run a boarding
house.

My front-load washing machine brochure advises to
leave the front door open or ajar between washes
to save on seal wear.