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Not sure if anyone is actively reading/replying...but my GE d/w also has the 'doesnt drain on last cycle' issue. I opened up the motor, cleaned up pipes, anything i could reach to - didnt find major trash, just little bit. On the impeller, i saw the valves plastic had 3 broken grooves; not sure if that causes any problems. (the #429 in the image at Model GSD4030Z02WW
). What could possibly be an issue? Do i need to open front door panel? Thanks
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I cannot see your link.
I would start a new thread using "Post New Topic" be sure to include the model number and make.
If you want to refer to a parts picture look it up on AppliancePartsPros and include that link. |
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If you click on the picture of the part often a new view will open with a better view of the item.
If the impeller is broken it needs replacing. |
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i have a GE dishwasher and it suddenly will not drain completly. I pulled it out from its space and completly cleaned all the hoses. I made sure i could easily blow air through all the drain hoses all the way through back to both the sink and dishwasher itself.
Not sure why, but it will not drain 100%. Everything else works fine on the dishwasher
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You may want to start a new thread using Post New Topic.
Please include the model number.
Many GE's have a Piston & Nut Assembly at the back under the screened cover.
If this does not seal correctly during drain then the unit will leave extra water in the tub. |
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Originally Posted by: abadfish66  Take off the lower spray arm ( lift up and turn counter clockwise) start the dishwasher and let it fill, when done filling push reset/cancel and see if it drains all the way. ok i lifted and spun and it doesn't come out. how hard am i supose to be lifting and i am assuming i am turning counter clockwise looking down at the spinner thingy aka spray arm, i think.
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This post has now saved me two (!!) calls to repairmen to fix draining problems in my dishwasher.
You rock!!!
Go Hawks!
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i took lower arm off and it still won't drain--this model is different than the one you mentioned--how do i get to sump pump or how can i get to impellar in the pump?
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Start a new thread using post new topic at the start of this forum section.
Add the make and model number as well as the problem you are having and perhaps someone can help you with your unit.
It is hard to help without a model number. |
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