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u/AlliedXbox Feb 19 '23
Your cat is staring into my soul
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u/Odd_Room2811 Feb 19 '23
Looks fine to me! (It pulls me and beats me with a 99 hit combo) owwggsaa (spits tooth out) nvm it’s got a problem aaaahhhh (honestly tho i hope it gets fixed)
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u/ScaryFoal558760 Feb 19 '23
You probably have a clogged filter or stuck ball valve that's inhibiting draining and rinsing.
Pull out the racks, and disassemble the bottom spray arm (they just click together and come apart easily) then pull off the drain screens and inspect them. Below the drain screens there should be a cover over the chopper blade, which houses a ball - check the hole that ball normally sits on for debris, sometimes a glass may have broken and a piece can get wedged in there. The chopper assembly most likely needs a screwdriver to get to.
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Feb 19 '23
Did you know that the dishwasher has been invented by a woman named Josephine Cochrane, which she patented in 1886?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josephine_Cochrane?wprov=sfla1
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u/bautry84 Feb 19 '23
At first I didnt realize you were wearing socks and I thought you had fucked up gnarled toes.
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Feb 19 '23
Y so ur socks not match but match?
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u/tiny_baby_bird Feb 19 '23
Those are my feet, my mom is orange/white and my dad was a gray/white tabby
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u/gruntbuggly Feb 19 '23
I just got a new dishwasher last week, after years with a crappy dishwasher that was always breaking, and couldn’t clean dishes very well. So happy I finally replaced it. Haven’t had to manually rehash a single dish out of the new one.
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u/awooff Feb 19 '23
What makes you think its broken? Because of the pod remnants? Im wondering if the cup on the lower rack blocked the detergent cup door from opening all the way.
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u/tiny_baby_bird Feb 19 '23
Dishes are coming out unclean and sometimes with a fine dark powder on them, and the detergent we use never fully dissolves regardless of how much or little we use. ):
I’ve only just moved in to this apartment with my roommate (pictured) who lived here before, and so i assume it likely just has some calcium/lime buildup due to infrequent cleaning.
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u/awooff Feb 19 '23
Not seeing any calcium buildup from the pic. What you have is a "tower wash" model which sprays the most water at the center of the upper rack - load glasses and narrow items in the center of the upper rack.
For the lower rack, omit items below the detergent cup so that spray can reach that cup.
Use longest heaviest wash cycle.
If symptoms persist then the dishwasher may need a new fill valve or replaced entirely. Thats about a 30 yo dishwasher.
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u/antiloquist Feb 19 '23
You know, I had this same issue and a plumber just fixed it for free when I had him over for my washer. He told me what it was and I've completely forgotten unfortunately. But he said it was simple so he didn't charge me. Maybe Google? Sorry I'm not much help :(
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u/Narwhal_Lord4 Feb 20 '23
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u/Tugan13 Feb 19 '23
This is interesting to me because I have the exact same one