T & T was sent out by the store we purchased our dishwasher from to diagnose why the dishwasher door was not opening and distributing detergent. Often we found the detergent sitting on the bottom of the dishwasher basin, or the door not opened at all and the detergent still in the compartment.\r
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In short, the technician blamed my wife and I for why the dishwasher would not operate. He began making excuses even before coming to our home. Over the phone he told my wife that we were operating the dishwasher on the wrong setting. Seemingly, he assumed that we were setting it to a high-temp setting or something of the sort. We told him that he had tried an array of settings all leading to the same issue. When he came out, he blamed the problem on the soap. When asked for a recommendation of what soap to use, he only stated that we used too much. When he was told that in the most recent occurrence of the problem we only filled half of the compartment, he had no response except that we should use a different brand. We told him that we tried at least three different brands and types (that was actually something we read on the Internet).\r
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The technician also argued with my wife in regard to the instructions that he left her during their phone conversation. He stated that he told her to operate the dishwasher without soap in the compartment. When in fact, he told her to run a cycle - not specifying to not add soap. Our assumption would be that he would have wanted use to include soap in the cycle since there would be evidence that the dishwasher would not be working.\r
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During the entire course of the technician's visit to our home he spoke to my wife in a condescending tone and often spoke over her when she was trying to answer his questions. It really seemed as if him coming out and doing his job was an inconvenience and a hassle that he did not want to be bothered with. \r
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Which leads to my biggest issue with the technician - he didn't want to be bothered with running a cycle himself in order to witness the issues himself. This company provides a three-hour window to it's customers - so assuredly there was sufficient time for him to run through a cycle and witness first-hand the problem and still have time to move on to his next appointment. But, he didn't want to bother. He wasn't interested in helping us and it showed from his very first phone call in the morning.\r
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I'm glad this visit was on the retailer's dime. I would have never paid for this so-called ""service,"" I will never consider this company for any future service, or recommend them to anyone who may need assistance.
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