To Next PageTo Next PageHow to prevent spotting or filming on glasses in Midea WQP6-3602E Dishwasher?
If you notice spotting or filming on glasses from your Midea Dishwasher, it could be because detergent is standing too long in the dispenser or excessive amounts are being used. Ensure you are using dishwasher detergent properly. Refer to the owner’s manual for guidance. Also, improper loading of dishes, pots, pans, and silverware can cause this issue.
What to do if Midea Dishwasher will not pump out?
If your Midea Dishwasher is not pumping out water, possible causes include a defective drain pump, an obstructed drain hose, damaged wiring, or a defective PCB assembly. You should check the drain hose and consider replacing the drain pump or PCB assembly, or repairing the wiring.
What to do if Midea Dishwasher does not work when press start?
If your Midea Dishwasher doesn't work when you press start, make sure the door is fully closed. Other potential issues include defective door switch contacts, a defective door handle assembly, damaged wiring, or a defective PCB assembly. You may need to replace the door switch or door handle assembly, or repair the wiring.
Why water remains in bottom of Midea WQP6-3602E Dishwasher?
If you notice water remains in the bottom of your Midea Dishwasher, a small amount of water in the sump area is normal to keep the pump primed and is drained automatically at the beginning of each cycle. However, excessive water could indicate a defective drain pump, a defective check plate, or a defective one way valve. Consider replacing the drain pump, or cleaning or replacing the check plate or air breaker.
How to fix Midea Dishwasher that will not fill with water?
If your Midea Dishwasher isn't filling with water, first, ensure the water supply is turned on. Check for low water pressure, which should be a minimum of 20 PSI. Inspect the water fill valve and hose for any obstructions, disassembling and cleaning them if necessary. Other potential causes include a defective water fill valve, damaged wiring, a defective pressure switch, a defective flowmeter, heavy water usage elsewhere in your home (try using the dishwasher when water usage is minimal), or a defective PCB assembly.
Why Midea Dishwasher runs with door open?
If your Midea Dishwasher runs with the door open, it could be due to defective door switch contacts, a defective door lock assembly, damaged wiring, or a defective PCB assembly. Consider replacing the door switch or door lock assembly, or repairing the wiring.
How to improve poor drying of dishes in Midea WQP6-3602E?
If your Midea Dishwasher is not drying dishes well, it could be due to improper loading, selecting the wrong program, or a defective dispenser. Ensure proper loading of the dishwasher. Refer to the owner's manual.
Why is the pump assembly noisy in my Midea WQP6-3602E?
If your Midea Dishwasher's pump assembly is noisy, it could be due to debris in the bottom of the tub sump area, pump parts not properly installed, or impellers not properly shimmed or rubbing. Clean out the sump area, inspect the pump and correct any installation errors, and use the shim gauge furnished in the impeller seal kit to properly shim the impellers.
Why is there too little water fill in my Midea Dishwasher?
If there's too little water filling your Midea Dishwasher, make sure the dishwasher is level. Other potential causes include a defective flowmeter, a clogged filter assembly, or water siphoning out. Consider leveling the dishwasher, cleaning the filter assembly, or cleaning or replacing the air breaker.
Why Midea WQP6-3602E Dishwasher motor trips out on internal thermal overload?
If your Midea Dishwasher motor trips out on internal thermal overload, it could be due to shorted motor windings, improper motor voltage, or a defective motor capacitor. Consider replacing the motor or motor capacitor.
General| Brand | Midea |
|---|---|
| Model | WQP6-3602E Series |
| Category | Dishwasher |
| Language | English |
Details the functions of buttons, indicators, and the display on the dishwasher's control interface.
Illustrates and labels the external components visible from the front of the dishwasher.
Shows and labels internal components, such as baskets and dispenser, within the dishwasher.
Explains the main control board's function and its removal/replacement procedures.
Details the floater assembly, its role, and the steps for its service.
Covers the heating pump motor assembly, including its removal and replacement.
Describes the heating pump assembly, its components, and service instructions.
Outlines the motor assembly, its parts, and the process for its removal and replacement.
Details the drain pump assembly and the procedures for its removal and installation.
Explains the check plate, its function, and the replacement process.
Covers the inlet valve, including its removal and installation procedures.
Describes the control panel, its function, and the steps for its removal and installation.
Details the operating board, its location, and the procedure for its removal and replacement.
Explains the outer door and the process for its removal and installation.
Details the dispenser's operation and the steps for its removal and replacement.
Describes the inner door and its removal/replacement process.
Provides instructions for removing and installing the dishwasher's outer shell.
Details the door lock assembly, its function, and removal/replacement procedures.
Explains the air breaker, its role, and the steps for its removal and installation.
Covers the hinge assembly and spring system, including their removal and replacement.
Describes the tank assembly and the procedure for its installation and removal.
