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Dishwasher not draining

Water standing up in bottom of dishwasher after cleaning not draining

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  • Anonymous Nov 02, 2007

    water standing in the bottom after the cycle. checked my drain line everthing is good

  • butter1975 Nov 04, 2007

    The water does not drain and all the lines are clear and unclogged.

  • Anonymous Nov 29, 2007

    yes water wont drain

  • Anonymous Dec 07, 2007

    washer is left with standing water will not drain

  • Jerbob Dec 07, 2007

    Water remains in the bottom of the tub area...problem that happens often more recently...

    What should I do?

  • handyone Dec 28, 2007

    water will not drain i have taken the lower spray arm and filter out and cleaned everything and can not get water to drain. can not think what else to do.

  • Anonymous Dec 29, 2007

    GE profile triton dishwasher not draining all the way, replaced, drain pump, reset, still have same problem

  • Anonymous Apr 14, 2008

    I recently had to reinstall my dishwasher after a plumber disconnected it. I didn't know where the hose was originally threaded so I gave it my best guess. It gets through the wash cycle but doesn't drain in the dry cycle. Any tips?

  • Anonymous May 06, 2008

    Haven't tried any product to help draining dish washer baut was told there is a liquid that can be put into empty bottom and run it through a wash cycle. Don't know the name of this product or where to buy it. Home depot used to cary it but not anymore.



    sima

  • Anonymous Jun 02, 2008

    Water in the bottom of dishwasher. I cycled thru till the drain pump started, it did and the water went out but, not all of it.

    Is there a cleaning substance you would recommend running through the system??

    Harry

  • msmith94 Jun 23, 2008

    My Frigidaire dishwasher just started to leak out the bottom of the door during rinse cycles.

  • Kathryn Muggeo Jun 26, 2008

    I have a Frigidaire dishwasher and it has water in the bottom. I tried to run it through a cycle and no water will come into to the basin. It does run through but does not release or give new water, only at the very beginning for about 30 seconds and then the water goes right off. Any suggestions?

  • Anonymous Jul 07, 2008

    I opened the dishwasher and the bottom is full of water? what do I do?

  • 79425 Aug 03, 2008

    my dishwasher won't drain. I've tried the cancel button and starting it again but nothin seems to work



  • Anonymous Aug 25, 2008

    wash stands in bottom after completing complete cycle

  • brentwilk Sep 07, 2008

    Water is not draining, bottom tub is full. I do not have a garbage disposal and nothing has been changed in the drain line. The unit is 4 years old. I've taken the drain hose loose where it ties into the drain pipe and there is not blockage. I've double checked to make sure that there's no build-up or kinks in my drain hose. I took everything apart in the bottom of the dishwasher, it looks like there is a ball that either seats against the drain or the inlet to the dishwasher, depending on the cycle......this was free of debris and looked to be fine. I know the pump is working because it sprays water in the clean cycle. Please let me know if you have any advice.

    Thank you,

    Brent

  • feefe Sep 13, 2008

    water in bottom will not drain



  • chisoxrule Oct 01, 2008

    V-e-r-y old Kenmore, model #587.1406581. Still cleans really well, but water totally covering the entire bottom after each cycle. Tired of bailing. Have not tried disconnecting anything to check for blockage & would not know where to start disconnecting! Do not have disposal. Appreciate any & all suggestions.

  • Anonymous Oct 06, 2008

    dishwaher wont drain

  • arklow Nov 02, 2008

    Water in bottom of dishwasher will not drain after wash cycle. I cannot remember what buttons to press in order to let it drain.

  • kevin143 Nov 30, 2008

    WHERE IS THE KNOCKOUT PLUG??? I HAVE TAKEN THE TRAPS OUT AND CLEANED THE FILTER , AND THE WATER IS STILL NOT DRAINING! HELP.

  • Anonymous Dec 02, 2008

    dishwasher won't drain

  • Anonymous Dec 14, 2008

    water is not draining from the dishwasher

  • Anonymous Dec 21, 2008

    Water standing in the bottom of the dishwasher after cycles are completed. Could the heating element be bad? Does it cause the water to evaporate after the rinse cycle?

  • Anonymous Dec 28, 2008

    My dishwasher still has water standing in the bottom after it has already completed the full wash cycle.

  • Anonymous Jan 06, 2009

    my dishwasher is holding water after cycle is thourgh. i blow in drain hose couldn't get air through i cleaned out filters and just turned it on drain and nothing is happening

  • gilfillan Jan 11, 2009

    kenmore dishwasher built in. have already had wholw computer panel replaced by sears. water will not drain. happened before.

  • meriprice Jan 18, 2009

    same, dishwasher not draining after washing or rinsing. Standing water

  • granmiracle Feb 02, 2009

    Dishwasher runs but won't drain. There are only clicks when drain cycle is activated

  • jsvendingca Feb 03, 2009

    the bottom of the dishwaasher is holding water in the strainer

  • hill2403 Feb 15, 2009

    We have the same problem. I can push the drain button once the dishwasher turns off, and it will drain but it sprays the dirty water on the dishes before it drains.

  • Anonymous Feb 23, 2009

    the water is just sitting at the bottom of the dishwasher and is not draining out. any help?

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    Kelvin Irons Jul 06, 2018

    If your handy clean the pump i would say it has got pin hole in its hose as motherboard needs a pressure switch reply to drain and yours has hole of loose clamp But saying that motherboard should of picked this up unless it very tiny .This needs to be done can be expensive so i have a look myself just turn everything off fist good luck from TRAPPED .

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I had water at the bottom of my 4 year old plus dishwasher and of course I thought the worst. Did the pump go out, bad impeller, or what else could it be! I started with the easy stuff first and disconnected the drain lines. The drain line runs from the dishwasher to an air gap mounted to my sink, which keeps the drain line from getting an airlock. From the air gap device another larger line runs to the garbage disposal. I used an 8MM wrench to loosen the clamps enough to pull the drain lines off and drained them into a bucket. There really wasn't any resistance to water flow and no real chunks, I was disappointed.
I then took the actual air gap out of the sink by removing a large plastic nut and pulling the devise out from underneath the sink. When I inspected the air gap I saw a wad of hairy, feathery plastic stuff blocking the flow of water. I took the chunk out, reassembled everything and it works like new again.
It is a very easy fix and now even the area under the sink is clean to boot.

Jerry

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    curparker Apr 21, 2013

    Awesome post! When I unhooked to hose from the dishwasher and ran the cycle, it pumped out water. When I hooked it up to the ptrap, it did not drain into the disposal. I thought the pump was not strong enough to pump uphill, but when I checked the ptrap, a few plastic pieces where lodged, blocking the flow. Fixed! Saved me over $100!!!!

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Amazing, The problem was the garbage disposal. I found it odd that the dishwasher worked fine until I replaced the disposal. I thought maybe the dishwasher pump stopped working and took the whole thing apart with no obvious problems to be found. Nobody told me that the disposal inlet for the dishwasher was a plug that needs removed.
How easy was that!

  • HProperties Oct 01, 2010

    thanks man! I'm a landlord and had a tenant moving in tonight and the darn thing wouldn't drain> i took the garbage disposal out and saw that there was this plastic plug stopping the flow of water. puched it out and it's working great! took less than 10 minutes.

  • awitha Mar 03, 2011

    Same with me. Garbage Disposal went out. Replaced it with one from Habitat for Humanity resale store-works great but dishwasher stopped draining. Replaced the Electro whatever. It's the pump in the dishwasher-$50 later. Dishwasher STILL not draining. Finally decided to trouble shoot on-line. Should have done that first. Read this post. Totally forgot about the plug. Unscrewed drain hose to garbage disposal and sure enough, it still had the plug in. Hammered it out with a screw driver, screwed drain hose back on and walla. A working dishwasher again! I felt so stupid. Litterally took less than 10 minutes.

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Since water doesn't drain out ,it could be a clogged in the drain line. Often the problem is at the point where the drain line attaches to the garbage disposer or household drain line. You should remove this line and clear it form any debris in the hose or the hose connection. Be sure to reattach the hose before starting the dishwasher again. Good luck!

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Mine was the air gap and all I had to do is pull off the crome plated plastic cap and then snap off the cover to get at the fuzzy stuff that blocked the flow of drain water. sure would be neat to have a cross sectional view of the air gap. I took all the hoses off and removed the whole air gap before I realized it was so super easy to do.

  • Shirley Fambrough Oct 11, 2011

    Just wanted to say THANK-YOU after pulling out dishwasher tearing it apart putting it back together and still not draining,I was ready to pull my hair out. Never thought about air gap. ,man the gunk that was in there! Again thanks for the help.

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Check to see if you can see water coming back into the tub--just look at the inlet and see if you can see dripping there. We just replaced the water inlet valve and solved a similar problem.

  • maritzburger Nov 06, 2014

    I suspect this is what my whirlpool DW is doing and will check the same part. Mine completes a full cycle, then then over time, it fills back up with clean water in the off mode. Thanks.

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It could be pump or a cloged line from the pump check that first of course

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My newer, just out of warrantee failed to drain, used a towel to absorb most of the water from the bottom of the washer, gave the pump a twist, then tried it out of the machine, the pump just wiggled, wouldn't spin, got a new one, works like a charm. Whirlpool product, just twist and they pop out, super easy to change.

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Just try running your garbage disposal for a little bit.... worked for me

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For the person whose plumber disconnected the dishwasher, let me guess - he replaced your garbage disposal.

Most garbage disposals have a plug that seals the dishwasher inlet by default. This plug will need to be removed. You will have to refer to your garbage disposal's documentation to determine how to do this properly.

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Or the drain pump impeller is blocked by some debris.  Verify the pump is running by sending it to the drain cycle. 

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  • Posted on Aug 02, 2008

SOURCE: dishwasher not draining

Hi,
the first things to look for, are the simplist faults.
1:) Check that the Outlet Hose-Pipe Isn,t Blocked-Kinked Or Bent.
2:) Check that the Pump, is not clogged/Blocked or not-functioning.

Hope this helps you start, your fault-finding successfully.

Mike @ Compurepair.

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if its new call your dealer its a warranty call

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try pressing the cancel/drain button.Do you hear water draining into sink freely?? if not i would disconnect drain undersink look for a clog right there first

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So it sounds to me like it is your "pump" I work for an appliance parts dealer and it looks to me like the pump you need is originally part# 99002750 but then it changes to #6-917641....It runs about $57.00 and you can find this product at www.allbrandonline.com
Hope this helps!
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SOURCE: Water didn't drain, left in bottom of washer tub

I had similar problem and it ended up being a clog at the point where the drain hose meets the garbage disposal. I had to unhook the hose and clean out the food that had accumulated (horrible smell). You may have to stick a screwdriver into the garbage disposal hole where the hose fits and clean the food out there also. Then put the hose into a bucket and run a few cycles to ensure the hose is free.

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I understand that you have some standing water inside of your Frigidaire dishwasher. It is a normal operation to have anywhere from 2 to 3 inches of water inside of the tub of your dishwasher. If it is anything more than that you could have an issue with the drain pump or drain line.

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