Dishwasher & Garbage Disposal Repair
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Due to newer appliances including smart features, they are harder to repair without the knowledge of a professional. Don’t stress and contact us at Arrowhead Appliance! We will come to diagnose your problem today.
When a dishwasher leaves dishes dirty, will not drain, or leaks onto the kitchen floor, or when a garbage disposal hums, jams, or will not run, Arrowhead Appliance Repair can help. We are a family-owned company, in business since 2016, based in Independence, Missouri. Call or text 816-248-1910, or email service@arrowheadappliance.com.
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Dishwashers leak for several common reasons. Food or a worn gasket can keep the door from sealing. Too much detergent, or the wrong kind, can create excess suds that push water out of the door. A float that sticks can allow the tub to overfill. A loose drain hose, a worn hose clamp, or a failed pump seal can also put water under the cabinet. Drainage problems may come from a clogged filter, a restricted garbage disposal knockout or dishwasher drain hose, or a failed drain pump. Disposals often jam on a hard object, trip their built-in reset, or leak at the sink flange or discharge pipe.
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You can do a few safe checks. If the dishwasher is leaking, stop the cycle. If you can reach the dishwasher's water supply valve under the sink, turn it off. Look at the door gasket for crumbs or a tear, and use only the amount and type of detergent the manufacturer recommends. Check that the door closes squarely. If the dishwasher drains through a disposal, confirm that the disposal is clear and that its dishwasher connection was opened when the disposal was installed. For a disposal that will not run, turn the wall switch off first. Many units have a reset button on the bottom and, on some models, a hex key that the maker provides for freeing a jam; use those only as the owner's manual describes. Never put your hand in the disposal. Do not take the dishwasher or disposal apart, and do not work on electrical connections.
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If water is spreading under the cabinet, if the dishwasher still leaks or will not drain after the checks above, or if the disposal still hums, leaks, or will not start, call a professional.
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Arrowhead serves Independence, Lee's Summit, Blue Springs, Kansas City, and nearby communities, including Belton and Raymore. In Kansas City, Missouri, we serve the area east of Interstate 35 and south of the Missouri River. We service major brands, including Whirlpool, GE, Samsung, LG, Maytag, Frigidaire, KitchenAid, SubZero, Electrolux, and Bosch.
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For dishwasher or garbage disposal repair, call or text 816-248-1910, or email service@arrowheadappliance.com. If the dishwasher is leaking, see /dishwasher-leaking-repair.
