[jhamm]

Update:

I put the spray arm back on. I had tipped the dishwasher on both sides to see if I could see anything. A lot of water spilled out when it was on either side and the water came out of the filter assembly mesh area.
Also, I had the filter assembly mesh out and shook it and there was still water in there. I don't know if that matters.
Anyway, I turned the power back on to the dishwasher and the drain pump stayed off. I ran a 15 minute rinse only cycle and it went through the process fine and drained properly. I'm not convinced it's fixed, though.
I realize having the water pour out while on it's side emptied it but where would the water be hanging up? While running the rinse cycle I kept an eye on the underneath of it and saw no leaks. Could there be a small clog in the drain hose that would cause this backup but still partially drain?

[jhamm]

Originally Posted by Simon / APP Team

Hi.

Sorry for the delay. Based on the info we have the recommendation is to replace the float switch asm. Part#M090 on the diagram#2.( 4769DD2001A )

Simon.

Simon, no problem at all. I appreciate the help. Not sure if you saw my most recent update when replying but would you still suggest this course?

[Simon / APP Team]

HI.

You probably still should replace the float switch asm. and also clean filters and drain nose.

Simon.

[jhamm]

Originally Posted by Simon / APP Team

HI.

You probably still should replace the float switch asm. and also clean filters and drain nose.

Simon.

Thanks for your help. I'll order those parts. In your opinion, at this point, I don't need to replace the entire sump assembly? Money is tight.

[Simon / APP Team]

Hi.

I don't think you need to replace the sump.

Simon.