The pooled water was not clean, and a leak from the supply line would have flooded the whole room, so I ruled that option out. Flip the breaker(s) at the electrical panel to kill power to the unit, find and turn off the water supply valve, and undo any screws attaching it to the cabinetry.Īfter mopping up the mess and hosing it down with a liberal amount of bleach, I set to work trying to figure out the source of the leak. Pulling the dishwasher out from underneath the cabinet isn’t too difficult of a task. My first thought was, “Yay, I found the problem.”, quickly followed by, “oh damn”. Removing the kick panel revealed a grisly scene of stagnant sludge water pooling under the dishwasher. I smelled that all too familiar smell of something died and saw a little glimmer of water at the base of the washer. Yesterday, I finally figured out the source when I went to unload the dishwasher.
Taking the garbage and compost out did not seem to solve the problem and everyday the odor would come and go. We checked the half bath adjacent to the door, the entranceway closet, and underneath the kitchen sink. For the past couple of days when Shae or I walked in the back door we noticed an unpleasant odor.
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