What to do if water is not pumped from SPT Dishwasher?
If water isn't pumping from your SPT Dishwasher, there might be a kink in the drain hose, so check it first. Also, the filter could be clogged, so inspect and clean the filters. Finally, make sure your kitchen sink is draining properly; if it's not, contact a plumber.
Why are there suds in my SPT SD-2202W Dishwasher?
Suds in your SPT Dishwasher tub can be caused by using the wrong detergent. Make sure you're only using detergent specifically designed for dishwashers. If you've already used the wrong detergent, open the dishwasher to let the suds evaporate, then add a gallon of cold water. Close the door and run the SOAK cycle to drain. Repeat if needed. Also, always clean up any spilled rinse-aid immediately, as this can also cause suds.
Why my SPT SD-2202W does not start?
If your SPT Dishwasher isn't starting, it could be due to a few reasons. First, check your fuse or circuit breaker and replace or reset it, also remove any other appliances sharing the same circuit. Ensure the dishwasher is turned on, the door is securely closed and latched, and that the power is properly connected.
General| Brand | SPT |
|---|---|
| Model | SD-2202W |
| Category | Dishwasher |
| Language | English |
Details on how to properly ground the dishwasher to prevent electric shock.
Essential safety guidelines for operating the dishwasher to avoid injury or damage.
Illustrates and labels the main components visible from the front and back.
Lists and identifies the included accessories for connecting and operating the dishwasher.
Steps for safely unpacking the dishwasher and placing it on a suitable surface.
Specifies the necessary electrical connections and precautions for safe operation.
Instructions for installing the faucet adapter and attaching the quick connect assembly.
A list of items to check before using the dishwasher for optimal performance.
Explanation of the buttons and indicators on the dishwasher's control panel.
Visual guide showing how to load dishes for optimal performance and capacity.
Guidelines for correctly placing cutlery in the basket for effective cleaning.
Lists items that should not be washed in the dishwasher due to material or construction.
Instructions on how to fill the detergent dispenser for wash cycles.
Information on using detergent tablets and powder, and considerations for water hardness.
Steps for filling the rinse aid dispenser and understanding the indicator.
Guidance on setting the rinse aid dispenser level for optimal drying and spot prevention.
Details of each wash cycle, including load type, water, and energy consumption.
Step-by-step instructions on how to select and begin a wash program.
How to change the selected wash program if the unit has just started.
Procedure for adding dishes after a wash cycle has started but before detergent is released.
Steps to follow after the wash cycle is completed, including unloading.
Description and removal instructions for the dishwasher's filter system.
Instructions for cleaning the coarse and fine filters using a soft brush.
Guidelines for cleaning the control panel and exterior surfaces of the dishwasher.
Instructions for cleaning the door seals and removing/cleaning the spray arm.
Recommended actions after each wash to maintain the dishwasher.
Tips on cleaning, avoiding solvents, and moving the dishwasher.
Possible causes and solutions for the dishwasher failing to start.
Troubleshooting steps for issues with water not draining from the dishwasher.
Causes and remedies for excessive suds appearing in the dishwasher tub.
Solutions for common problems related to dishes not being properly cleaned.
Addressing issues like cloudiness on glassware and black/gray marks on dishes.
Causes and solutions for dishes remaining wet after the drying cycle.
Meaning of a rapidly flickering dry cycle indicator (restricted water inlet).
Meaning of a rapidly flickering power indicator (overflow).
Details the terms, conditions, and what is covered by the product warranty.
Lists exclusions from the warranty, such as freight charges and installation errors.
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