When your dinnerware and glassware emerge from a completed dishwasher cycle smelling sour, musty, or unpleasantly fishy, the issue is typically caused by a severely dirty sump filter breeding bacteria that recirculates foul water during the rinse phases, or by using a low-quality detergent that fails to remove protein and grease films. You can troubleshoot dish odors easily by inspecting the filter base. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when twisting and lifting out the cylindrical filter basket, scrubbing away trapped food sludge under warm running water, and running a hot cleaning cycle with white vinegar leaves your dishes completely odorless and spotless.
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