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What should the water temperature be?
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To avoid personal injury or death, disconnect your appliance from its power source
before you start any troubleshooting or repair work. Use caution when working inside any appliance.
The water temperature entering the dishwasher should be at
least 120F, and up to about 140F. If you want to determine the water
temperature as it enters the dishwasher, run the faucet nearest the
unit into a cup or glass for a few minutes, until it gets about as hot
as it's going to get. Insert a meat or candy thermometer into the cup
and watch it until it doesn't go any higher. The water entering the
dishwasher will be about this temperature.
You can try running this faucet for a few minutes before using
the dishwasher. Then the unit will not have to pause as long while it
heats the water to the desired temperature. You can also raise the
thermostat setting on your hot water tank, but be very careful. You
don't want to raise it too high and risk someone getting scalded by it
being too hot.