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The detegent doesn't completely leave the soap dish. the soap door works appropiately --- but the dishes do not come out clean. We have tried detergent pellet, liquid detegent and the basic cascade detergent....with the same result. There is always most of the detergent still in the soap dish.

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This model relies on the top spray arm to 'wash' the detergent out of the soap dispenser - and that is the problem. Your top spray arm will not be turning properly. Check the angled jet on the very tip of the arms for blockages with food or fruit pips etc - it's this angle only that makes the arms turn.
if blocked, clean out with a pin or wire, and running water - make sure you get every bit out. If not, buy a new spray arm. If the arm is split, you will need a new one.
Other problems may be low water level or a faulty circulation pump - BUT check the spray arms first.
Remember a dishwasher is NOT a garbage disposal unit, so scrape any food particles of plates etc before putting them in the machine. Run a dishwasher cleaner through with no load once in awhile.

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Anonymous

  • Posted on Nov 23, 2007

SOURCE: Maytag dishwasher DWU7560AAM

Check your water spray bars. I'll bet they are plugged with calcium or something.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 25, 2008

SOURCE: Dishes are not clean; lots of soap residue

Try the combo liguidgel powder packets and wash on the potscrubber plus setting. We saw a drastic improvement with this setting. I have just about gotten out of the habit of thorough pre-washing, but I do rinse heavily soiled items.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 20, 2008

SOURCE: Dishwashing detergent in rinse aid compartment

not good there is no way to drain it out. you might be able to take the door apart and take off the rinse aid reservoir and clean it out

Anonymous

  • 81 Answers
  • Posted on Apr 24, 2009

SOURCE: Soap still in dispenser and dishes dirty after dishwasher is ran

Your description sounds like the water pump is wearing out. Call the repairman.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Aug 04, 2010

SOURCE: Maytag dishwasher Model # DWC4910AAW

msbcox -- Check for residue in the strainer under the lower washbar. Remove the lower dish rack. Strainer is under washbar. Sounds like it is not draining properly. Write back if you need more help. -- SWT

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