How much rinse aid do I put in my dishwasher and how do I use the arrow within the rinse aid dispenser in the machine.

This is a potentially dangerous situation as the chemicals in the toilet bowl cleaner can cause damage to your dishwasher and may be toxic if ingested.
You should immediately stop using the dishwasher and unplug it from the power source to prevent any further damage. Next, you should carefully remove the toilet bowl cleaner from the rinse aid dispenser and dispose of it properly. It is important to handle the cleaner with caution and to wear protective gloves to avoid coming into contact with the chemicals.
Once you have removed the cleaner from the rinse aid dispenser, you should thoroughly rinse out the dispenser with water to remove any remaining residue. You should then refill the dispenser with the appropriate rinse aid as directed in the dishwasher's user manual.
If you are unsure of how to safely remove the toilet bowl cleaner from the rinse aid dispenser or if you are concerned about potential damage to your dishwasher, you may want to consider seeking the assistance of a professional appliance repair service.

Please try these steps.

1. Open the door completely and remove the rinse aid cap by turning it counterclockwise.
2. Add the liquid rinse aid into the dispenser (until the rinse aid level reaches the full mark.)
3. Close the rinse aid cap by rotating it clockwise.
4. Set the rinse aid indicator dial to a number between 1 and 6. ...
5. Replace the cover.

the dispenser should have a gauge of some sort where you add aid..maybe a dial w/arrow pointing to #1,2 or 3..the higher number you point arrow to the more quanity
it dispenses per cycle.

Good Morning friend, thank you for your post!
I see that you are having an issue with your rinse aid dispenser not adding rinse aid into your Frigidaire dishwasher. You may need to run hot water into your dispenser to help clear out any dirt or clogs within your dispenser. If that does not help I would recommend making sure the water temperature inside your dishwasher is at 120 degrees. If the water is not at the correct temperature it will not allow proper dispensing of the rinse aid. You may also want to check the filter at the bottom of your dishwasher to assure that it has been cleaned out and is not distributing dirt or debris inside of your dishwasher. I would also recommend checking the spray arms to make sure they are not dirty and spray water evenly. You can clean them out using a pipe cleaner. I hope this information is helpful to you. -Matt

I appreciate your post, jake!
Based off the information you have provided it sounds like a potential problem with your rinse aid dispenser or control panel within your Frigidaire dishwasher. I would recommend performing a reset on your dishwasher and you can do that by flipping the household circuit breaker off for ten minutes. If you continue to have issues with the dispenser I would recommend contacting a professional technician for proper diagnosis and repair. Hopefully this is helpful. -Matt

THE ANSWER IS YES. FROM YOUR DESCRIPTION IT SOUNDS LIKE THE DISPENSER PUMP OR RESERVOIR IS LEAKING. YOU NEED TO REPLACE THE WHOLE SOAP DISPENSER. ALTHOUGH DISH WASHERS NEED THE HELP OF RINSE AID IT IS ONLY DISPENSED A DROP OR TWO AT A TIME DURING THE FINAL RINSE CYCLE PART OF THE WASH. HOPE THIS HELPS AND THANK YOU FOR READING THIS.

Check this out.

F25 Desired temperature fault At the end of the wash program, the display shows the message Technical fault code F25 - Call Service Dept. The Status LED flashes. The buzzer is activated for 2 minutes. During the heating stage, the desired temperature has not been reached within the given time (minimum 75 minutes). In subsequent wash blocks, after this fault has registered, the heating is not activated and no rinse aid is dispensed.

Cause:
Heater defective.

Remedy:
Replace the heater.

Cause:
Heater relay defective.

Remedy:

1. Check the heater relay solenoid.

2. Check the heater relay solenoid voltage (12VDC) from the electronic.

3. Replace the electronic, if necessary.

Cause:
Excess quantity of detergent or rinse aid dispensed. Excess foam has developed.

Remedy:
Check the dispensed quantities of detergent and rinse aid. Follow the information given in the operating instructions F25 Desired temperature fault At the end of the wash program, the display shows the message Technical fault code F25 - Call Service Dept. The Status LED flashes. The buzzer is activated for 2 minutes. During the heating stage, the desired temperature has not been reached within the given time (minimum 75 minutes). In subsequent wash blocks, after this fault has registered, the heating is not activated and no rinse aid is dispensed.

Cause:
Heater defective.

Remedy:
Replace the heater.

Cause:
Heater relay defective.

Remedy:

1. Check the heater relay solenoid.

2. Check the heater relay solenoid voltage (12VDC) from the electronic.

3. Replace the electronic, if necessary.

Cause:
Excess quantity of detergent or rinse aid dispensed. Excess foam has developed.

Remedy:
Check the dispensed quantities of detergent and rinse aid. Follow the information given in the operating instructions

OK.... The rinse aid dispenser holds enough rinse aid for a lot of washes and dispenses very little each time. So you may nedd to have the dispenser emptied by a technician. If you take the door liner off you can see the back of the dispenser and maybe you can work out how to empty it. Holding the actuator in manually could allow the rinse aid dispenser to run out. Then wipe the tank dry with a towel. Putting high fat milk in the machine while it is rinsing will neutralise the foam. Just one cup will do. Good Luck.....T.

if you're referring to rinse aid for a dishwasher, just unscrew the dispenser lid, and fill the dispenser with rinse aid, then screw top back on.

Suds? If you use dishwashing detergent you shouldn't get suds. If a small amount of sink type dish soap is left on a dish before loading it into the dishwasher this can happen. I would use several rinse and drain cycles with the racks and dishes removed until the suds are gone.

Never use any type of liquid dish soap made for sinks. The same thing that makes suds in the sink will make even more in the dish washer.

Hope this helps!