We are a family owned business with over 35 years experience. We service all major appliance brands, in all five boroughs of New York City, Nassau and Suffolk counties. We repair dishwashers, refrigerators, stoves, ovens, washer machines and dryers. Our technicians are factory trained professionals with extensive knowledge on the latest trends in appliance repair technology.
At NJ Home Appliance Repair we provide professional and courteous service to our customers. Our goal is to make sure that your household appliances are working properly so you can get back to your normal routine as soon as possible. We are always available to help you with any technical questions regarding the operation of your appliances.
Our service vans are fully stocked with most major parts needed for any repair so we can complete your job on the same day of service. In addition to having all the necessary tools for home appliance repairs we also have a full line of dishwasher parts for sale if you decide to do it yourself (DIY). We sell all types of dishwasher parts including racks, pumps, motors and more!
Our dishwasher repair technicians are trained to look for problems that could be potentially dangerous. Our company has been working with Bosch and Whirlpool dishwashers for many years and we are very familiar with the most common problem areas.
Our company always recommends to our customers to take a few steps before calling us. These steps can save you a lot of money on repairs, especially if the problem is simple and you will be able to fix it yourself.
First of all, make sure that the power supply is properly connected, the unit is turned on and the control panel is working.
If the water doesn’t drain from your dishwasher when it’s in use, check whether or not there are any blockages in the drain hose or filter.
If your dishes are not clean after the wash cycle, make sure that you have added enough detergent and that there isn’t too much food stuck on them. Also check whether or not your dishes prevent the spray arms from rotating freely in both directions. If they do, rearrange them so that they don’t obstruct any part of these arms anymore.
Water underneath dishwasher is not a good sign. It may indicate a few problems. If left unattended, it can lead to additional damage and costly repair.
The first step you should take is to check the water supply line on the dishwasher. The water supply line could have become loose and as a result it causes the water to leak from bottom of dishwasher. To check this, turn off the water supply, disconnect your water line from the machine and then reconnect it again, making sure you have a tight connection – if you are still having problems call us we can help.
Another common cause of dishwasher leaking can be worn out door gasket or a defective door latch. If your door gasket is worn out or damaged, it will not seal properly, which will cause water to leak from bottom of machine. If your door latch is damaged or broken, it will not hold the door in place and will allow water to leak from bottom of machine when operating. Both door gaskets and latches are an extremely affordable part for virtually any model dishwasher and are very easy to replace yourself with little experience required; however if you need help we can come to you save time and money on repairs by calling us today at (908) 298-
Dishwasher Repair Tips
by Your Local Appliance repair
Dishwasher Leaking from the Bottom: If a dishwasher is leaking from the bottom, the most common problem is a hose that has come loose from the pump or drain. Make sure all of the hoses are connected tightly to the pump and drain. Check for any possible leaks in these areas. It is also possible that your dishwasher may have an internal leak. This may require a professional to repair.
Dishwashers Not Draining: If your dishwasher will run through its full cycle but will not drain, then you may need to unclog it with hot water and vinegar first. Next, check to make sure that the drain hose is not clogged or kinked at any point. If the hose is fine, then you may need to replace your garbage disposal or air gap if they are connected to your dishwasher drainage system. Finally, if your dishwasher still does not drain after checking these areas, there could be a problem with your pump or motor. A service technician will need to repair this issue for you.
Dishwasher leaking from bottom is a problem that has a number of causes and solutions. First you need to determine exactly where the water is coming from. Is the water pooled in the very bottom or is it leaking under the dishwasher?
If you have water in the floor and not under the dishwasher, then your leak is somewhere else. It could be a leaking water supply line or a leaking drain connection on your garbage disposal. Most often though, it is a leaky sink drain basket. The leak may be coming from the drain basket itself or from a cracked tail piece between the sink drain and the basket. If you are confident that you have checked out all of these other possibilities and you still think it is your dishwasher leaking from bottom, then follow these steps for determining what part to replace on your dishwasher.
First remove the lower access panel at the bottom front of your dishwasher to get access to most parts inside. Open up the door and pull out the lower rack to get access to more internal parts. Look for any signs of water on any part and check all connections with pliers for tightness. If all connections appear dry, then you may have a leak at one of three spots: door gasket, drain hose, or tub g
dishwasher leaking from bottom
dishwasher leaking from bottom
dishwasher leaking from bottom
dishwasher leaking from bottom
dishwasher leaking from bottom
dishwasher leaking from bottom
dishwasher leaking from bottom