Plenty of Bradford-on-Avon dishwashers are integrated units built into tight, older kitchens, which makes getting them out for repair more fiddly than a freestanding machine. We handle both every week. Here's what we fix most often:

• ›Not heating or poor drying — the most common one we see locally. Bradford-on-Avon's hard limestone water furs up heating elements faster than most areas, so this is often scale rather than a dead element. More on this in our guide to why a dishwasher won't heat
• ›Poor wash results / film on glasses — clogged spray arms or limescale in the jets, made worse by hard water; sometimes just a worn circulation pump
• ›Not draining — blocked filters, faulty drain pump or waste hose issues, often flagged as a Bosch E24 error code
• ›Leaking water — perished door seal, cracked housing or loose connections; on AEG models this often shows as an i30 anti-flood error, worth catching early before it reaches the cabinet
• ›Not filling with water — inlet valve failure or float switch malfunction
• ›Door won't close or latch — damaged seal, broken latch or a fitted door that's dropped out of alignment