Dishes remain wet - Improper loading or insufficient rinse aid

What does Dishes Not Dry mean?

Dishes may not be completely dry at the end of a wash cycle if they are loaded incorrectly, preventing water drainage, or if there isn't enough rinse aid being used. The program rinsing temperature or duration can also affect drying performance.

• Dishes are not placed orderly, allowing water to accumulate.
• Rinse aid is insufficient or set to a low level.
• Program rinsing temperature is low or duration is short.

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1. 1

   Place dishes in a way that allows water to drain off easily, avoiding accumulation.

2. 2

   Check the rinse aid indicator and refill the rinse aid reservoir if needed.

3. 3

   Increase the rinse aid setting if dishes are consistently wet (refer to rinse aid adjustment in Section 7.3).

4. 4

   For optimal drying, select a program with a longer duration and higher rinsing temperature.

5. 5

   After the program ends, open the door slightly and wait 15 minutes before unloading to allow steam to escape and dishes to cool.