Frigidaire Dishwasher
i20 Error (Thinks it's full of water). I clear the sump and replace the pressure switch to prevent overflow, with daily dispatch through Brossard.
Need dishwasher repair in West Island? $149.95 diagnostic applied to your repair, 7 days a week, 6:30 AM–9:30 PM. Call 514-700-0706.
Serving homeowners in and around West Island: Hi, I'm Bob. I've been opening up washing machines and diagnosing fridges across West Island for 50 years. I test it, find the exact broken part, and give you a straight path to fixing it.
$149.95 Diagnostic / Estimation Price: Applied directly to the cost of your repair.
“From Pointe-Claire to Kirkland, driving the stretch of Highway 20 across the West Island is a daily occurrence for me. Families out here rely heavily on a functioning dishwasher. With 50 years of experience under my belt, I carry the exact OEM parts needed to get your household back on track without the wait.”— Bob, Master Technician
"Grinding noises in West Island dishwashers usually indicate debris in the macerator. We dismantle the sump to protect the wash motor from permanent damage."
Select your dishwasher issue below, and I'll tell you what I usually see when I open these up in West Island.
A piece of hard debris got past the filter and jammed the drain pump blades. I extract the water, pull the pump off the sump, remove the jam, and test it with 120V to ensure it still pumps.
Failed Component: Drain Pump
The plastic wash impeller sheared off the motor shaft, resulting in zero water pressure. I clean the spray arms first. If pressure is still dead, I have to install a new main circulation pump.
Failed Component: Wash Motor
A degraded bottom door sweep, or a split spray arm shooting water directly at the door. I check the wash arm for cracks. If it's fine, I press a new watertight OEM rubber gasket around the tub.
Failed Component: Door Seal / Arm
A blown thermal fuse in the top console severed power to the logic board. I trace the line voltage to the door. I replace the blown bi-metal fuse and the wire harness to restore power.
Failed Component: Control Board
The 120V heating coil at the bottom of the tub blistered and burned out. I measure resistance across the two element nuts under the tub. If it's open, I swap in a new heating element.
Failed Component: Heating Element
A piece of bone or glass is caught in the macerator blade inside the pump. I dismantle the sump assembly from the inside, extract the glass, and check the chopper screen for damage.
Failed Component: Chopper Blade
The brass water valve is calcified, or the safety float switch is stuck in the "up" position. I make sure the float drops. Then I ohm-test the valve. If it's dead, I swap the housing to get water flowing.
Failed Component: Inlet Valve
The tiny actuator that pops the soap door open during the cycle burned out. I test if the board is sending 120V to the door. If it is, but the door stays shut, I replace the whole dispenser module.
Failed Component: Wax Motor
The microswitch in the latch broke, so the machine thinks the door is open. I realign the tub in the cabinets and replace the plastic latch block at the top of the door.
Failed Component: Interlock Switch
Sink water is backflowing into the dishwasher because the drain hose isn't looped high enough. I fix the plumbing loop under the sink, extract the old food from the filter, and run a high-heat sanitization.
Failed Component: Drain Hose / Sump
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No surprises. Just honest, old-school appliance repair.
When you call me, I set a tight arrival window and I arrive at your door in West Island with a truck fully stocked with OEM parts.
I physically open up the Dishwasher and use a True-RMS multi-meter to find the exact broken piece. I show you the problem so you understand the fault.
If you approve the quote, I fix it right then and there. The initial diagnostic fee goes entirely towards the final repair. You get a solid guarantee.
We don't mess around with cheap aftermarket knock-offs. If we fix your dishwasher, we use genuine OEM parts. They fit right, and they last.
| OEM SKU | Component description |
|---|---|
WPW10872845 | Whirlpool Wash Motor |
DD31-00005A | Samsung Drain Pump |
ABT72909202 | LG Pump Assembly |
00423159 | Bosch Drain Pump |
DD81-01629A | Samsung Door Latch |
I don't want to come out for a 5-minute fix you can do yourself. Check these first:
Do not open up the machine if you aren't trained. Modern appliances are dangerous.
My honest advice on the lifespan of your Dishwasher. Expand below.
✓ Fix It: Drain blockages, bad water inlet valves, or broken door latches. Very common and worth fixing.
✕ Replace It: If the plastic or stainless steel inner tub has physically cracked and is leaking water straight through the chassis. You can't patch that.
Select your exact brand below to see common issues and rapid-response solutions we provide across the region.
i20 Error (Thinks it's full of water). I clear the sump and replace the pressure switch to prevent overflow, with daily dispatch through Brossard.
Top Rack Dirty. I replace the diverter motor that directs water to the upper spray arms across LaSalle.
AE/E1 Error (Base pan leak). I inspect the sump gasket to protect your floors throughout Plateau-Mont-Royal.
E15/E24 (AquaStop leak). I find and seal the microscopic base pan leak, ensuring AquaStop works for your Pointe-Claire unit.
Representative examples of what we find once the machine is open.
Got a call in West Island. The dishwasher was leaving standing water at the bottom. Cleared a severe grease clog in the sink air gap and tested the drain pump. Draining fine now.
Arrived in West Island. Client's dishwasher wouldn't turn on, just blinking lights. Traced the power and found a blown bi-metal thermal fuse in the door panel. Replaced harness and fuse.
Customer in West Island said their dishwasher was leaking onto the hardwood. Found a degraded lower door sweep seal. Pressed in a new watertight OEM rubber gasket.
Tell us what broke and when to reach you — we call back fast during service hours (6:30 AM–9:30 PM, 7 days).