Not Cleaning Properly: Dishes remain dirty or have residue. This can be due to clogged spray arms, a dirty filter, or using the wrong detergent.

Water Not Draining: Standing water at the bottom of the dishwasher might indicate a clogged drain, a faulty pump, or an issue with the drain hose.

Leaking: Water pooling around the dishwasher can be caused by a faulty door seal, a cracked hose, or a problem with the water inlet valve.

Not Starting: If the dishwasher won’t start, check for power issues, a malfunctioning door latch, or problems with the control panel.

Noisy Operation: Unusual noises can result from a worn-out pump, motor, or loose parts.

Not Drying Dishes: Inadequate drying can be due to a malfunctioning heating element or a problem with the rinse aid dispenser.

Foul Odors: Bad smells often result from food debris stuck in the filter, spray arms, or other parts of the dishwasher.

Cloudy Glassware: This can be due to hard water deposits or using too much or too little detergent.