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DW24UCT2X4

Fisher & Paykel DW24UCT2X4 Tall Dishwasher Service

Fisher & Paykel dishwasher

Most common issues on this model

  1. Clogged drain pump
  2. Worn vertical door gasket
  3. Weak heat leaving dishes damp at the end of a cycle
  4. Leak sensor halting the cycle

Not every dishwasher from this brand is a DishDrawer. The DW24UCT2X4 is a tall-tub Series 7 built-in with a regular drop door, a stainless Contemporary front and one wash system for the whole cavity. That changes what we look at. There is a single pump, a single heater and a gasket that runs up the sides of the opening instead of a drawer seal.

Most calls on this style of machine come down to the drain pump, the gasket or the heating circuit. The base also holds a leak sensor, and when it trips the machine stops mid-cycle on purpose. We find where the water came from before the machine is run again, because a repeat cycle just repeats the leak. A written price comes first, and we back the repair with a 30-day workmanship warranty.

Key features

  • 24-inch built-in dishwasher, tall tub, conventional drop door
  • Part of the Series 7 range
  • Extra interior height for large pots
  • Stainless Contemporary front
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Error codes this model can show

DW24UCT2X4DW24UCT2X4 questions
Do you diagnose this the way you would a DishDrawer?

No. This is a conventional dishwasher with one wash system, so there is no second drawer to compare against. We check the pump, the heater, the gasket and the base sensor in turn, working through them one at a time.

The machine stopped and shows a leak warning. What should I do?

Leave it off and dry the area around the base. The sensor has detected water in the base pan. Running it again will only repeat the leak, so let us trace the source first, whether it is a hose, the gasket or a pump seal.

Why are my dishes still wet at the end of the cycle?

A load that is wet all over points to the heating circuit, not the loading pattern. We test the element and the temperature sensor, and we also check that the vent is moving air as it should.

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