A dishwasher that won't drain, won't clean, or trips the power is usually one of a few culprits — a
blocked filter or pump, worn spray arms, a faulty inlet valve, or the heating/electronics. We diagnose
the real cause rather than guessing, quote a fixed price before any work, and back the repair with a
quality workmanship. If a repair doesn't make sense against a new machine, we'll tell you plainly.

Faults We Fix

• Not draining — blocked filter, pump, or drain hose.

• Not cleaning properly — spray arms, inlet valve, or water temperature.

• Leaking — door seal, hose, or pump housing.

• Not starting / no power — door latch, electronics, or a tripped circuit.

• Not drying — heating element or rinse-aid/venting issues.

• Error codes — read and diagnosed properly, not just reset.

Brands

Bosch · Miele · Fisher & Paykel · Smeg · ASKO · Westinghouse · Electrolux · Samsung · LG — and most
other major brands.

How It Works

Book → $120 inspection → fixed quote before any work → repaired, quality workmanship.
Honest repair-vs-replace advice included.

FAQs

1. Why won't my dishwasher drain? — Most often a blocked filter, pump, or drain hose. We clear and diagnose the exact cause during the $120 inspection and quote before any work.

2. Why isn't my dishwasher cleaning the dishes? — Usually the spray arms, inlet valve, or water not heating. We'll pinpoint it and quote the fix.

3. My dishwasher trips the power — is it safe? — Stop using it and book a repair; we'll find the fault safely. We're fully insured.

4. How much does a dishwasher repair cost? — A $120 inspection covers attendance and diagnosis, then you get a fixed quote before any further work.

5. How soon can you come out? — Often the same week. Call 0476 640 803 — open seven days.

Quick Checks Before You Call

A few safe things to try first — if they don't fix it, book the $120 inspection and we'll diagnose it properly.

• Not draining / water in the bottom? Clear the filter at the base, check the drain hose isn't kinked behind the unit, and make sure the sink outlet or disposal it drains into isn't blocked. Water that stays after a rinse cycle is usually the pump or a blocked filter.

• Leaking onto the floor? Check the door seal for trapped food debris, and check you're not overloading detergent (over-sudsing causes leaks). Persistent leaks are usually the door seal or pump housing.

• Dishes still dirty? Make sure the spray arms spin freely and their holes aren't blocked, and that hot water is reaching the machine.

• Won't start? Confirm the door is latching fully and the circuit hasn't tripped.