Most dishwashers, including Kenmore dishwashers, do not come equipped with a drip pan. If your Kenmore dishwasher has a drip pan installed underneath of it, it most likely is attached to the floor and not to your dishwasher. In most cases, there is not enough water on the drip pan to build up before it will evaporate. However, if you notice water on the floor in front of your dishwasher, you will need to drain the drip pan. Once you have drained the drip pan, you may need to investigate the reason for the overflow of water.
Instructions
1. Turn off the power to your Kenmore dishwasher at your electrical breaker box.
2. Remove the kick plate from the bottom front of your Kenmore dishwasher. You will need a Phillips screwdriver to unscrew the screws along the edges of the kick plate.
3. Wipe underneath the dishwasher, along the drip pan, with a towel.
4. Ring out the towel, and continue to wipe underneath the dishwasher until the towel has absorbed all of the water from the drip pan.
5. Replace the kick plate and screw it back into place.
6. Turn the power back on to your Kenmore dishwasher.
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