• Check your home's circuit breaker panel to ensure the breaker for the dishwasher is in the ON position and hasn't tripped; reset if necessary
• Inspect the drain hose at the back of the dishwasher for kinks, pinches, or twists that could restrict water flow; straighten any bends
• Verify the drain hose connection at the sink drain or standpipe is secure and not disconnected
• Check if your installation has an air gap device (small cylinder near the sink faucet) and clean any debris from the opening
• Remove and inspect the dishwasher filter basket located at the bottom of the wash chamber; rinse away food debris and grease buildup under running water
• Verify your household sink drain is not clogged by running water and observing drainage speed
• Ensure the dishwasher door closes completely and latches fully with an audible click
• Perform a hard reset by turning off the dishwasher's circuit breaker for 60 seconds, then turn it back on to clear temporary error codes
• Run a short rinse cycle to test if the drainage issue has been resolved