KitchenAid KDTM704K Dishwasher Repair
The KDTM704K, also sold as the KDTM704KPS, is a current dishwasher, and a patchy wash from the upper arm is the kind of early complaint we see on it: a few jets blocked by a seed or a label scrap.
We lift the arm and flush every jet, spin it to feel for a catch, and run a cycle to see the spray pattern. After that we clean the filter and sump, move the float by hand and measure the inlet valve. Newer machines occasionally have an installation issue, so we also look at the supply line and the drain routing. You will see the price in writing before we start. Afterward we run a full cycle to confirm the spray reaches the top rack evenly.
Probably a blocked jet or a catch in the arm bearing. We flush the jets and make sure the arm spins freely. A simple flush is often all that is needed, and it takes minutes.
Yes. Sediment from new plumbing can clog the inlet screen. We clean it and check the valve. A quick rinse of the inlet screen is a minor job, and we confirm the valve opens fully afterward.
Yes. We look at the drain loop, the supply line and the machine level, since early problems often trace back to those. We record what we find so any later warranty claim has clear notes.
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.
