Symptômes : Not Draining
Maytag Dishwasher Not Draining: Reset, Filter Location & Error Codes
Maytag has been built by Whirlpool since 2006 and shares the same twist-out filter and kickplate pump design. The brand’s durability reputation doesn’t exempt it from needing the filter cleaned.
Frigidaire Dishwasher Not Draining: Reset, Filter Location & Error Codes
Most Frigidaire dishwashers still use a self-cleaning filtration system with no manual filter to pull, so a drain problem usually points straight at the pump, hose, or chopper blade instead.
KitchenAid Dishwasher Not Draining: Reset, Filter Location & Error Codes
KitchenAid dishwashers are built on Whirlpool’s platform and share the same twist-out filter and kickplate pump access, but replacement parts sold under the KitchenAid name often cost more for the identical component.
LG Dishwasher Not Draining: Reset, Filter Location & Error Codes
LG uses the same OE drain-fault code across its washers and dishwashers. On the dishwasher side, it almost always traces back to the filter, the same part LG’s Smart Diagnosis tool can’t check for you over the phone.
Samsung Dishwasher Not Draining: Reset, Filter Location & Error Codes
Samsung’s two-piece filter looks like one part but isn’t. Missing the outer frame is the most common reason the same clog keeps coming back after a « clean. »
Bosch Dishwasher Not Draining: Reset, Filter Location & Error Codes
Bosch is the one major brand that never puts a food grinder in its dishwashers. Every model relies on a manual filter, which means a drain problem is almost always about cleaning, not a broken part.
GE Dishwasher Not Draining: Reset, Filter Location & Error Codes
Older GE dishwashers grind food waste instead of filtering it, so a drain problem often means something jammed the chopper blade rather than a clogged filter. Newer models switched to a manual filter. Here’s how to tell which one you have.
Whirlpool Dishwasher Not Draining: Reset, Filter Location & Error Codes
On most Whirlpool dishwashers, the twist-out filter at the bottom of the tub is the first thing to check, well ahead of the pump. Here’s the reset, the exact filter location, and what F4 actually means.
