Guided check
0/4 checkedMatch the symptom, then work through the safe checks.
1. What best matches what you observe?
2. Complete only the checks that are safe for you.
4 user-level checks are available in this guide.Stop immediately if any warning condition applies.
Show stop conditions
- The breaker trips again
- The junction box, cord, or outlet is hot
- There is burning odor, smoke, or arcing
Likely causes
- The circuit, plug, or local switch is off
- The door is not latched correctly
- Control lock or delay start is active
- The previous cycle needs to be cancelled or reset
- The latch switch, control, or power component has failed
Quick checks, in order
Confirm electrical supply
Check the breaker, plug where accessible, and any wall or under-sink switch.
Open and close the door firmly
Remove racks or dishes that prevent full closure.
Cancel control lock and delay
Use the panel labels or model manual.
Reset the cycle once
Use Cancel/Drain or disconnect power briefly according to the manual.
What response do you get?
No lights or sounds
Focus on the breaker, switch, plug, junction connection, and control power.
Lights work but Start does nothing
Door-latch feedback, control lock, delay start, or a press-and-hold requirement is likely.
It starts then stops
Door movement, water supply, a detected leak, or another fault may interrupt operation.
Stop and get qualified help when
Do not continue troubleshooting if any of these apply:
- The breaker trips again
- The junction box, cord, or outlet is hot
- There is burning odor, smoke, or arcing
Frequently asked questions
Why does closing the door not start the cycle?
Some models require Start to be pressed before closing; others require the door to latch within a short time after pressing Start.
Can a dishwasher have a hidden power switch?
Yes. Some installations use a nearby wall switch or a switch inside the sink cabinet.
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