Help after purchasing a dishwasher

Are you going to build in a dishwasher by yourself? Our experts provide all useful tips on our help after purchase page of a built-in dishwasher. With this, you can remove your old model and install your new built-in dishwasher.

On the help after purchase page of a freestanding dishwasher, our experts explain how to install your new purchase. Useful, if you're going to do it yourself.

Are you pretty handy yourself and would you like to install your dishwasher yourself? Then it might be good to know which tools you'll need and how to build in, remove, and connect your dishwasher. We'd like to help you out with our articles, so you can install your dishwasher yourself without any problems.

In order to keep your dishwasher in optimal shape, it's important to properly maintain the appliance. You do this by regularly cleaning the dishwasher, making sure there's no food residue left in the appliance, and regularly descaling the appliance. This way, you prevent white stains on your glasses and bad smells in the dishwasher.

There are a couple of things you should know about your new dishwasher. For example, that you can find the manual inside the dishwasher. Or that your dishwasher always needs salt. And do you want to keep your beautiful glassware from being covered in white stains? In our articles, we'll explain what you should keep in mind when you use your dishwasher.

Does your dishwasher fail to dry properly, leave food residue on your dishes, or display an error code all the time? You'll want to solve this as quickly as possible. Often, there's no need to call in a technician. Some problems are easy to solve yourself, so you can get back to cleaning the dishes without a worry.

Isn't your dishwasher getting water or is it leaking? Our experts share useful tips, so you can easily solve the problem yourself and use the dishwasher again.