The first wet edge helps distinguish a door-area leak from water tracking forward from underneath. A seal is one possibility, but loading, excess foam and alignment can produce a similar complaint.
Note whether water starts during filling, circulation or near the end. State whether the fitted door rubs against neighbouring furniture or has recently been adjusted.
An engineer may need to assess water level, spray behaviour and closure as well as the seal. Keep detergent type and any unusual foam in the account. Stop using an appliance that continues to leak rather than running demonstrations.
Clean wet dishes and dirty dry dishes suggest different lines of enquiry. Combining them as not working hides a useful distinction.
Read the guide ↗DishwasherThe furniture panel can conceal the model label and affect access. It also introduces alignment issues that can resemble a door fault.
Read the guide ↗DishwasherA warning identifies a condition the appliance detected; it does not always identify the part that caused it. Code meanings must be matched to the exact model.
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