What these models have in common
This family covers the model numbers listed below and nothing beyond them. The complaints that dominate here are cleaning results and drainage, with leaks and start faults behind them. One series, several numbers: the table below is a run of closely related builds.
The problems these models actually have
- Residue left on plates and glasses — On these models it is more often loading or a blocked jet than a fault. Where this goes next: the Does Not Clean or Dry page for these models, linked under Related.
- Not draining — Bail the base out before doing anything else. The family page on Will Not Drain carries the ordered checks; it is linked below.
- Water escaping the machine — Where the water appears — front, side, back or underneath — names the cause. Where this goes next: the Water Leak page for these models, linked under Related.
- Dead or unresponsive — A switched spur under the counter is worth looking for on a dead panel. The family page on Will Not Start or No Power carries the ordered checks; it is linked below.
The order these come up in, and the reasoning
- Poor results on the load — The one that brings most owners to this family. It is the complaint owners live with longest before acting, and more of it is habit than fault. No fault distribution is recorded for this family, so read the order as an argument rather than a measurement.
- Standing water — Second on this platform. It stops the machine being usable, which is why it is acted on faster than poor cleaning.
- Leaks — Third. Most of it is the front of the machine, and both are free to check.
- Will not start — Fourth. A large share of it is not a fault at all: a door not latched, a control lock, a delayed start.
Models in the CDC dishwasher family
Reference| Model number | Family key |
|---|---|
| CDC17P0A** | comfee:dishwasher:cdc |
| CDC17P0ABB | comfee:dishwasher:cdc |
| CDC17P0AWB | comfee:dishwasher:cdc |
| CDC17P0AWW | comfee:dishwasher:cdc |
| CDC17P2A** | comfee:dishwasher:cdc |
| CDC17P2AWW | comfee:dishwasher:cdc |
| CDC22P**** | comfee:dishwasher:cdc |
| CDC22P1*** | comfee:dishwasher:cdc |
| CDC22P1A** | comfee:dishwasher:cdc |
| CDC22P1BBB | comfee:dishwasher:cdc |
| CDC22P1BWB | comfee:dishwasher:cdc |
| CDC22P2A** | comfee:dishwasher:cdc |
| CDC22P2AWW | comfee:dishwasher:cdc |
| CDC22P4A** | comfee:dishwasher:cdc |
| CDC22P4AWW | comfee:dishwasher:cdc |
Relative ranking only; this family carries no measured fault distribution
Documented| Problem class | Relative rank on this family | What the rank rests on |
|---|---|---|
| Cleaning performance | highest | how much of it is owner-fixable |
| Drainage failure | second | it stops the machine being usable at once |
| Leaks | third | damage outside the cabinet, not frequency |
| Will not start | fourth | how much of it is not a fault at all |
Owner work and technician work on this platform
Nothing on that list needs a tool or a panel removed. The line is the panel: everything below the tub is technician work. Call at leisure for poor cleaning once the free checks are exhausted.
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Sarah Chen
Lead Appliance Repair Technician · 12 years experience
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Experienced technician with 12 years specializing in washing machine and dryer repairs across all major brands.
