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Even dependable dishwashers need a little maintenance now and then. When yours isn’t performing like it used to, these common repairs can help you get it back in shape.

If your dishwasher isn’t getting enough water, you may need to swap out the water inlet valve so the tub fills properly during each cycle.

Poor spray pressure or water flow could mean the pump has failed. In that case, you might have to replace the circulation pump and motor assembly to restore performance.

If the tub overfills or stays empty, the float switch may be stuck or defective. You can install a new overfill float switch to fix the issue.

OEM (original equipment manufacturer) parts are made to fit and function exactly like the originals, so your dishwasher can keep running at its best. Ordering from Sears PartsDirect means you’re getting the right part for your model, backed by manufacturer specifications for quality and performance.

If you’re not sure which part you need or want to troubleshoot a problem before ordering, check out our DIY dishwasher repair help page for step-by-step guides and videos.

Cloudy residue is often mineral buildup from hard water. Run a cleaning cycle with dishwasher cleaner and consider adding a water softener if buildup is frequent.

A clogged filter or spray arm can block water flow and leave debris behind. Remove and rinse the filter under warm water, and clear any obstructions in the spray arms.

A timer or control board problem may be interrupting the wash. Power loss from a faulty door latch can also stop the cycle unexpectedly.

Check the heating element, use a rinse aid, and open the door slightly after the cycle to let steam escape. Proper loading also prevents water from collecting on dishes.

Clean the filter regularly, check spray arms for clogs, and replace worn seals or gaskets before they cause bigger issues.