KitchenAid KUDS35FX Dishwasher Service and Repair
With a KUDS35FX, dirty dishes on the top rack are usually the first thing owners notice. The cause is rarely mysterious: the arm that sprays them has clogged jets or a stiff hub, so water barely reaches that level.
We remove the arms and flush them, then look at the sump and filter to see how much debris has accumulated. The base model is also found as the KUDS35FXSS with revision digits of 1 or 3 on the plate, which we record before ordering parts.
Cycles that halt with water in the tub lead us to the inlet valve and float. We test each in turn. A written price comes before any repair begins, and we back our work for 30 days.
We take off the spray arm, clear the jets and check the hub bearing for stiffness. If the arm spins freely and the jets are open, we then check water pressure and the filter.
Either the float is stuck high or the inlet valve is not closing properly. We test both, since each one produces the same stop and only a test tells them apart.
Yes. A packed filter slows drainage and sends dirty water back toward the spray arms. Cleaning it often improves results at no cost beyond a few minutes of work.
Book in about a minute, or call the desk. Same-day windows inside the Loop on most days, next-day across the rest of Houston.
