Dishwasher Repair in Tampa

We provide same-day dishwasher repairs services in Tampa. Our skilled technicians have handled all kinds of dishwasher issues, so call us today for reliable service.

  • Warranty on all repair parts used
  • Our crew is fully licensed and insured
  • Competitive pricing with no hidden fees
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Our Recent Repairs

Fixing Common Dishwasher Issues

Thanks to the heat plus our very hard water according to Tampa’s 2024 Water Quality Report, your machine has specific issues. At Max Appliance Repair Tampa, our dishwasher repair team has helped countless homeowners, so we know the unique characteristics of each problem. 

Here are some of the most common issues we’ve seen:

  • Dishwasher not cleaning properly
  • Leaky dishwasher
  • Dishwasher not turning on
  • Bugs in Dishwasher
  • Mold or smelly dishwasher
  • Dishwasher not drying
  • Dishwasher not draining
  • Weird noises from dishwasher
  • And more

Dishwasher Types We Repair

With our expert team we’ve fixed all types of dishwashers, no matter the brand, make, or model. We know every detail for each model out there, so we’ll fix it in no time! Here are some of the dishwasher types we repair:

  • Built-In Dishwashers
  • Portable Dishwashers
  • Countertop Dishwashers
  • Drawer Dishwashers
  • Under-Counter Dishwashers
  • Freestanding Dishwashers
  • Front-Control Dishwasher
  • Top-Control Dishwasher
  • Compact Dishwasher
  • And more!

Call (813) 906-1062 today for same-day dishwasher repair in Tampa.

We Service Commercial Dishwashers

We help Tampa businesses that can’t afford downtime with a broken dishwasher. To learn more, check out our commercial dishwasher repair services, or give us a call and we’ll help you out right away.

Dishwasher Brands We Can Fix

Max Appliance Repair Tampa is equipped to fix a variety of dishwasher brands, including Whirlpool, Maytag, LG, Samsung, GE, Bosch, KitchenAid, Frigidaire, Kenmore, Electrolux, and many others. Not all brands have the same error or error codes, but we know what each one means.

Appliance Brands We Repair

Why We’re Trusted To Fix Dishwashers

Our team of appliance repair specialists have completed dishwasher repairs for all brands and models, so there’s nothing we haven’t seen. We’ve helped plenty of homeowners living in Citrus Park to Riverview, and other nearby neighborhoods across Tampa, so trust us when we say we know the exact cause of your problems.

What To Expect With Our Service

Client Satisfaction

From the moment we arrive to the final rinse cycle test, we make sure everything’s running perfectly, you know exactly what was wrong, and how to prevent it from happening again.

We Come Fully Stocked

Our vans are stocked with the tools and parts we need to get most dishwasher issues sorted on the first visit, so you’re not stuck waiting for a second appointment. 

Local Experts

Our repair techs know dishwashers inside and out, from a modern Whirlpool or an older GE model, we’ve fixed it before and we’ll fix it fast.

Homeowners Dishwasher Troubleshooting Guide

Here is your monthly maintenance and troubleshooting checklist that you can safely do at home to prevent breakdowns. For serious issues that needs repairs, we DO NOT recommend trying to DIY it, instead get one of our trained technicians to help you out.

Cleaning your Dishwashers Hard Water

Our water hardness averages at 10.8 grains per gallon (gpg). A gpg of 7 is considered hard water, and a gpg of 10.5 is considered very hard water. If you don’t fight it, that calcium will eventually clog your water inlet valve along with other parts.

What to do

Once a month, grab a coffee mug, fill it with plain white vinegar, and set it upright on the top rack of your empty dishwasher. Run a hot cycle.

Preventing Your Dishwasher From Smelling

If you keep your dishwasher sealed tight between runs, the residual moisture combined with our humid air creates a breeding ground for bacteria.

What to do

Leave the door cracked open just an inch after unloading. This allows it to properly dry and let out all that trapped moisture

Checking The Breaker After A Storm

If your dishwasher panel is blank or beeping strangely after one of our heavy storms, don’t panic yet. Usually it’s not the unit itself but your breaker that’s the issue.

What to do

Find your home’s electrical panel. Flip the dishwasher breaker all the way OFF, wait 60 seconds, and flip it back ON.

FAQs

Anything from common issues, or troubleshooting tips, our knowledgeable team is here to help. Contact us today for expert advice and reliable services you can trust.

If your dishwasher isn’t cleaning dishes properly, the issue could be with the spray arms, clogged filters, or a malfunctioning pump. It’s also possible that the water temperature isn’t hot enough, or detergent isn’t being dispensed correctly. Regular maintenance, like cleaning the spray arms and checking the water temperature, can help fix this issue.

Start by checking the basics, make sure the drain filter at the bottom isn’t clogged with food or debris. You can also inspect the drain hose to see if it’s kinked or blocked. If everything looks fine and it’s still not draining, it might be a faulty drain pump or a stuck check valve, which is something a professional should take a look at.

Ideally, you should give your dishwasher a quick clean once a month. Wipe down the door seals, clean the filter, and run an empty cycle with a dishwasher cleaner or some vinegar to help break down grease and mineral buildup. A little monthly maintenance goes a long way toward preventing problems.

Yes, in most homes, dishwashers are required to be on their own dedicated circuit with a breaker. This helps prevent overloads and makes sure you can safely use it. If you’re not sure how yours is wired, it’s a good idea to have an electrician or technician take a look, especially if you’re experiencing electrical issues.

Definitely. Modern dishwashers are designed to use far less water than hand washing. While scrubbing dishes in the sink can use over 20 gallons, many energy-efficient dishwashers use as little as 3-5 gallons per cycle. So not only are they convenient, they’re also the greener choice.

A foul odor in your dishwasher is often caused by food debris or grease buildup in the filter or drain. To resolve this, try cleaning the filter and running a cycle with a dishwasher cleaner. Additionally, wiping down the door seals and leaving the door ajar between uses can help prevent bad smells from lingering.

Yes, we provide a warranty on both parts and labor for your peace of mind.