Why does the motor in my Midea WQP6-3607 trip on thermal overload?
If the motor in your Midea Dishwasher trips out on internal thermal overload, several issues could be the cause. The motor windings might be shorted, requiring replacement of the motor. Improper motor voltage could also be the issue, in which case the motor should be replaced. Additionally, a defective motor capacitor could be the cause and would need replacement.
Why are my glasses spotting or filming in my Midea WQP6-3607 Dishwasher?
If you're experiencing spotting or filming on glasses in your Midea Dishwasher, it's often due to how detergent is being used. Either the detergent is allowed to stand too long in the dispenser, or excessive amounts of detergent are being used. Refer to the owner's manual for proper instructions on using dishwasher detergent.
Why is the pump assembly in my Midea WQP6-3607 so noisy?
If your Midea Dishwasher pump assembly is noisy, it could be due to a few reasons. There might be debris in the bottom of the tub sump area, so clean it out. The pump parts may not have been installed correctly, so inspect the pump and correct any installation errors. Also, the impellers might not be properly shimmed or are rubbing; use the shim gauge furnished in the impeller seal kit to ensure they are correctly positioned.
Why is my Midea WQP6-3607 Dishwasher not washing dishes properly?
If your Midea Dishwasher isn't washing dishes well, it could be due to several factors. Check the filter assembly for clogs and clean it if necessary. Make sure dishware is not stopping the sprayer; revolve the sprayer before starting a wash. Other potential causes include improper loading of dishes, pots, pans, and silverware. A defective detergent/rinse module or spray arm could also be the problem, requiring replacement or a check for proper rotation, respectively. Also, there might be too little water fill, or a defective motor pump.
General| Brand | Midea |
|---|---|
| Model | WQP6-3607 |
| Category | Dishwasher |
| Language | English |
Instructions for proper grounding of the appliance to prevent electrical shock.
Guide to filling the dishwasher salt reservoir for optimal performance.
Cleaning the dishwasher's exterior surfaces and control panel.
Instructions for cleaning the filtering system and spray arms.
Measures for protecting the dishwasher during winter and after each wash.
Guidelines for safe and correct electrical connection of the dishwasher.
Instructions for connecting the cold water supply and drain hoses.
Detailed steps for connecting the dishwasher's drain hose.
Guidance on placing the dishwasher in its intended location.
Steps for integrating the dishwasher into kitchen cabinetry.
Instructions for loading dishes in the main basket according to EN50242 standard.
Instructions for loading cutlery in the basket according to EN50242 standard.
Explains the dishwasher's control panel, buttons, and display indicators for operation.
How to set the water softener and adjust salt consumption based on water hardness.
Guidance on preparing dishes and what items are suitable or not for washing.
Explains the role of rinse aid and detergent and how to use them.
Step-by-step guide on how to refill the rinse aid dispenser.
Instructions for adding detergent to the main and pre-wash compartments.
Details of available programs, including running time, energy, water consumption, and rinse aid.
Steps to select a program, load dishes, and start the dishwasher.
Procedure for modifying a wash cycle while it is already running.
Instructions on how to add a forgotten dish during a wash cycle.
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