Jet Dry Has Gelled in Dishwasher

By DEBRADJ. (Guest Post)

My husband the appliance svc tech says to try pouring hot water into the dispenser and letting it set.

By

Otis P Driftwood

That Jet Dry stuff goes into a little tank inside the door.
If you don't feel adventurous enough to take the door apart and remove the tank for cleaning, maybe you should call a technician.
I've seen this done before-- there are a few screws around the edge of the door-- and the Jet Dry tank was just clipped to the inside.
(and good luck!)

By (Guest Post)

By this time I assume you've run the dishwasher a few times. Many homes have the water at 120 degrees. We upped ours to 140. (no kids in the house-no danger of burning). Running the washer a few times should take care of it.

If that doesn't work, try "goo gone" (i think it's called) It comes in a citrus spray. Good luck.

By

MCW

Try some boiling water, that should take care of the problem.