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this post was submitted on 10 Aug 2026
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Just responded. The tubes are fine. So is the filter, and as much as my hand can get into just after the filter.
They sell what's called "plumbing snake", cheapest is about $10, maybe that could reach further. I think the commenter before was alluding to moving the unit out from the wall and checking the back of it, but before doing so switch off as many breakers as you can because the appliance will be hardwired and in fact you might not be able to even pull it out until after you've disconnected the wires by hand.
Thank you. I have moved the unit from the wall, and was able to blow the water from the tube into the drain. So I think its something to do with within the dishwasher itself.
And it may be screwed into your cabinet.