Commercial Dishwasher Pumps

Dishwasher pumps play a crucial role in ensuring effective cleaning and drainage of dishes. There are two primary types of dishwasher pumps: the water pump, responsible for circulating water during the wash cycle, and the drain pump, dedicated to expelling water from the dishwasher. Issues like standing water or inadequately cleaned dishes can stem from a malfunction in either pump. When replacing a dishwasher pump, it's essential to select the correct one, as replacement parts are widely accessible, but compatibility with your dishwasher model is crucial. Beyond the dishwasher drain pump and water pump, certain dishwashers include a detergent pump. This component dispenses detergent throughout the dishwasher during the wash cycle. If the detergent pump experiences a malfunction, you might observe unsatisfactory cleaning results or excess detergent residue after a cycle. Replacement parts for dishwasher pumps, including the detergent pump, are readily available when needed.

FAQs

How does a dishwasher drain pump work?

The dishwasher drain pump expels water from the dishwasher by creating suction, facilitating effective drainage.

How many pumps does a dishwasher have?

A dishwasher typically has two pumps: a water pump for circulating water during the wash cycle and a drain pump for expelling water.

What is the dishwasher drain pump price?

The price of a dishwasher drain pump varies depending on the brand, model, and supplier, ranging from $30 to $100 or more.

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