Water leakage: Water leakage from a dishwasher can be caused by a damaged door gasket or seal, a worn-out pump seal, a cracked or damaged tub, or a malfunctioning water inlet valve. Leaks can lead to water damage to the surrounding area and affect the dishwasher's functionality.

Display or control panel malfunctions: Problems with the dishwasher's display or control panel, such as unresponsive buttons, error codes, or incorrect cycle selections, can be caused by a faulty control board, damaged wiring, or control panel issues.

Inadequate cleaning: Dishwashers that do not clean dishes effectively may have issues with clogged spray arms, a malfunctioning water pump, a worn-out spray arm bearing, or a faulty water inlet valve. These problems can result in poor water circulation and reduced cleaning performance

Drainage problems: Dishwashers that do not drain properly may have a clogged or obstructed drain hose, a blocked drain filter or basket, or a faulty drain pump. Insufficient drainage can result in standing water at the bottom of the dishwasher after a cycle.

Failure to start or complete cycles: If the dishwasher does not start or complete its cycles, it could be due to a defective door latch, a faulty control board, a malfunctioning timer, or a broken float switch. These components may need to be repaired or replaced to resolve the problem.

Soap dispenser problems: Dishwashers may experience issues with the soap dispenser not opening or dispensing detergent properly. This can be due to a faulty dispenser latch, a clogged dispenser, or a malfunctioning dispenser mechanism