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[email protected] September 15th 05 06:55 AM

Leaking Dishwater
 
Our 5 years old whirlpool dishwasher Model#GU940SCGQ3 and serial #
FK4513410 leaks from under the door when it is going through normal
cleaning cycle.

My question is how step by step I can isolate the problem rather by hit
and trial. I will appreciate the help.
Thanks,
Najumee


Appliance Repair Aid September 15th 05 12:48 PM


wrote:
Our 5 years old whirlpool dishwasher Model#GU940SCGQ3 and serial #
FK4513410 leaks from under the door when it is going through normal
cleaning cycle.

My question is how step by step I can isolate the problem rather by hit
and trial. I will appreciate the help.
Thanks,
Najumee


G'day,

You would have to do the same things as an appliance tech would
do...observe/test/check...water level too high, split in spray arm,
pump cover loose, door gasket torn, door hinges bent, etc.

http://www.applianceaid.com/dishleaks.html

There is a manual available for your d/w....would likely help :)

http://www.repairclinic.com/referral.asp?R=153&N=846
Whirlpool dishwasher repair manual. Most models, built-in & portable,
porcelain or plastic liner.

jeff.
Appliance Repair Aid
http://www.applianceaid.com/


MrC1 September 15th 05 07:54 PM

This doesn't answer your question as far as a technique to troubleshoot the
problem with, but I thought I'd share a recent solution to the same
problem...

Mine was simple. It has a plastic tub and a small molded ridge (a seam?)
runs along the middle and across where the door gasket contacts the tub. I
sanded the ridge down and the leak went away.

This was after 2 months of service calls by an applicance repair co.


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Our 5 years old whirlpool dishwasher Model#GU940SCGQ3 and serial #
FK4513410 leaks from under the door when it is going through normal
cleaning cycle.

My question is how step by step I can isolate the problem rather by hit
and trial. I will appreciate the help.
Thanks,
Najumee




Tim Fischer September 15th 05 11:56 PM

Not sure what "Under the door" means, but step one (if you haven't already)
is to see if the leak is from the tub (indicating an improper door seal,
most likely) or the equipment underneath (indicating one of a myriad of
other problems).

-Tim




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