Dishwasher displays LC; may continuously run the drain pump.

Safety: Disconnect power and shut off water. Be cautious of sharp metal edges when removing panels.

• Check for over-foaming: If you recently used regular dish soap instead of dishwasher detergent, excessive suds can trigger leak sensors. Run a rinse cycle with a small amount of cooking oil to break down suds after resolving any water in the base.
• Access base pan: Remove the toe-kick panel and, if necessary, slide the dishwasher out. Inspect the base pan for standing water.
• Dry the base and sensor: Sponge out water and allow the area and leak sensor/float to dry completely. A hair dryer on low can speed this up (do not overheat plastic parts).
• Inspect for active leaks: Run a short cycle while observing underneath. Repair any leaking hoses, pumps, or seals.
• Replace leak sensor if stuck: If LC persists with a dry base, the leak sensor or float switch may be stuck or faulty and should be replaced.