Topics:

• Door wet after wash cycle completed
• Water drops covering inside of Cove door after program ends
• Wet side walls
• Water drops on interior of Cove after wash is done
• Excessive condensation in Cove

Troubleshooting:

Condensation after a cycle completes can occur for many reasons:

• Some condensation on the door and inner walls is considered normal.
• Warm moist air in the unit condenses to the cooler stainless steel surfaces if not allowed to breathe.
• Drying cycle was cut short by the customer.
• Lower temp cycles that do not break down fats, oils, or proteins.
• Opening is too small for the unit, causing insufficient airflow.
• Custom door panel that is too long. Panel that hangs lower along the toe kick will block the entry/exit port, which is an air exchange.
• Not using rinse aid.
• Custom toe kick without a cutout for the air exchange.
  • The upper right corner of any kickplate exceeding 3-3/8" in height must be notched to allow for airflow; refer to the product Installation Guide for further installation information.
    

If condensation occurs after a cycle is complete:

1. Make sure rinse aid compartment is full prior to running a cycle. See Add Rinse Aid to Cove Dishwasher.
2. Adjust washer settings to improve overall drying performance. See Cove Dishwasher Dishes Not Dry.
3. Try a high heat, Extended Dry cycle. See Cove Dishwasher Dishes Not Dry.
4. Leave the door ajar after running a cycle.
5. If these troubleshooting steps do not resolve the issue, service is necessary to expertly diagnose and repair the product. Contact Factory Certified Service to schedule an appointment for repair.

Water softener models:

1. Fill salt reservoir with water. If water flows into the sump, no troubleshooting advice is available.
2. Contact Factory Certified Service to schedule an appointment for repair.