Commercial Dishwasher Repair and Service

A commercial dishwasher leaking from the bottom is likely due to problems with the water inlet, drain pump, or door seal. A service professional from Mr. Appliance can identify and fix the underlying issue.

Your commercial dishwasher may not be cleaning properly due to various issues, such as a malfunctioning sprayer, heating element, detergent dispenser, or filter. To identify the root cause and fix the problem, it's best to seek assistance from a service professional.

Commercial dishwashers have a typical lifespan of around 12 years, given they undergo regular maintenance and repairs to ensure optimal performance.

More often than not, fixing a commercial dishwasher is worth it since repairs can extend the lifespan of your appliance. Our team at Mr. Appliance provides expert opinions and recommendations on whether to repair or replace your dishwasher.

Since 1996, Mr. Appliance has been a trusted provider of commercial dishwasher repair services. Backed by our Neighbourly Done Right Promise™, our service professionals will get the job done right the first time. Our qualified experts will assess the problem, locate the necessary parts, and efficiently repair your dishwasher to get your kitchen up and running again.

Other great reasons to hire Mr. Appliance include:

• Upfront pricing,
• Contactless authorization and payment
• Courteous, uniformed professionals
• Service on your schedule
• Special offers

In need of commercial dishwasher repair or maintenance? Schedule service today.

As your leading local appliance repair company since 1996, we have experience repairing various commercial dishwasher brands. From common issues like leaks and broken control panels to more complex problems, we strive to provide high-quality repair services for the following brands:

• Asko
• Centerline
• Electrolux
• Equator
• Fisher & Paykel
• Frigidaire
• Hobart
• Hotpoint
• Jackson
• Miele 
• Noble 
• Smeg Ecoline

The essential components of a dishwasher include: 

• Control panel: Responsible for controlling the commercial dishwasher's operation.
• Door gasket: Forms a tight seal to prevent water leakage on dishwasher doors.
• Drain pump: Removes water from the appliance after a wash cycle.
• Heating element: Heats water for effective dish sanitation and drying.
• Sprayer arm: Distributes water for cleaning and rinsing dishes during the cycle.
• Water supply line: Supplies water to the dishwasher.

Whether you need to find the source of a leak or replace the control panel, we’re prepared to tackle any problem with commercial appliance repair services for any kitchen.