Official GE dishwasher parts

Households depend on GE dishwashers to make dishes shine, but even high-quality brands can lose some cleaning power over time. If your dishwasher leaves behind food particles or cleans poorly, read these tips to troubleshoot the most common causes.

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GE PDW1800N02II dishwasher

97 parts

GE GSD1100L02 dishwasher

197 parts

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187 parts

GE GSD3000B02 dishwasher

188 parts

GE GSD3000B10 dishwasher

193 parts

GE GSD2800D03 dishwasher

185 parts

GE GSD3630Z01WW dishwasher

117 parts

GE GSD1005F00WW dishwasher

108 parts

GE GSD2020Z07BB dishwasher

121 parts

GE GSD2000Z00AD dishwasher

112 parts

GE GSD2030Z01WW dishwasher

113 parts

GE GSD2020Z00BB dishwasher

110 parts

GE GSC3200Z02BL dishwasher

135 parts

GE GSC3230Z01WW dishwasher

135 parts

GE GSD3230Z01WW dishwasher

116 parts

GE GSC3200ZZ0BL dishwasher

134 parts

GE PDW9800L00WW dishwasher

158 parts

GE PDW8980L00SS dishwasher

162 parts

GE PDW8280J00SS dishwasher

122 parts

GE GHDA486N10SS dishwasher

114 parts

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Load fewer dishes

Improper loading frequently prevents the dishwasher from cleaning effectively, especially overloading. Before shopping for a new appliance or dishwasher parts, run a test load. Leave enough space between dishes so the water jets reach every inch. On the upper rack, place glasses face-down, and tilt glass opening towards the rack's center. On the lower rack, place plates between the tines and facing toward the center. If you have hard water, use a rinse agent or softener to improve cleaning efficiency and prevent film.

Check water pressure and temperature

Weak water pressure and cold temperatures reduce cleaning efficiency. Run your kitchen sink, noting whether the tap has full water pressure and how long it takes to warm. Measure the temperature of a glass of water with a thermometer; the ideal temperature is between 110 and 120 degrees Fahrenheit. If your tap is slow to warm, run the sink for several minutes before operating the dishwasher.

Clean the chopper blade

The chopper blade pulverizes food so that it can drain away. Small objects such as popcorn kernels can lodge in the chopper, lowering the water pressure and leaving debris on your dishes. The telltale sign of a clogged chopper blade is a grinding noise when the pump runs. To access the chopper, remove the lower spray arm and the upper sump section. Clear away debris, and inspect the blade for damage. Replace faulty blades and get additional dishwasher repair help from Sears PartsDirect.