TROUBLE WITH SOAP CYCLE

What? The soap lid won't open, or the soap won't dissolve? If the lid is opening, but the soap won't dissolve, then you're not getting proper water flow. Check your wash arms for clogged holes. The other thing to check is the sump area for a clogged food trap or clogged or broken chopper. You might be able to find a video on YouTube that shows you how to do this, otherwise, you should call a professional dishwasher repairman.

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Could be using too much soap, soap that's too old will clump and not dissolve completely. If your soap is clumpy and very dry, dissolve it completely with boiling water in a pan, then put it in the unit.

Sounds like the capacitor on the motor is bad,

your using to much soap . pour vinegar about a half cup into the bottom of the washer before you start, do this about 3 washes then should be okay,

Are you sure it is lint and not soap? My washer does this, and it looks like lint, but it is soap.
If it is lint, always keep the lint collector inside the agitator clean.

If it is soap, and this might work for lint:
1. Turn clothes, particularly black clothes, inside out.
2. Use a concentrated soap with little or no filler.
3. Use less soap than normal.
4. Fully dissolve soap before adding clothes.
5. Run rinse cycle again after completing full wash cycle.

Hi,
Check your heating element..

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heatman101

Hi

When you start a cycle, does the machine take a long time for it to fill up with water.

If so, you have a faulty inlet valve. There is a rubber diaphram inside the valve which tends to tear over time.When this happens the water just trickles in. Therefore the soap/powder is not dissolved into the tub thouroughly.

Some powders also dissolve less than others, and using the machine on hot water cycle helps to dissolve the soap faster.

Regards
Ash

don,t use those packets stay with powder or liquid dishwasher soap. the packets need a lot of heat to dissolve,.

After speaking with someone with trouble shooting experience in these matters, I now believe the problem lies NOT with the washer but with a bad batch of laundry detergent which fails to dissolve properly in the water.  

Sounds like you have bad bearings. If you use powder soap thats the problem. Powder soap doesnt dissolve all the way and gets into the bearings and eats them away. you will most likely have to have a service technician come out to replace them(Its not just bearings they sell you more than you need and you have to take everything apart... big job). After that use liquid soap.