Whirlpool GU2700XTSB / GU2700XTSQ / GU2700XTST Built-in Dishwasher "water basin" Questions

when dishwasher is turned off, the basin slowly fills with water and eventually overflows out the door. I drain the basin and it slowly does the same thing again. Replace the water solenoid valve

it there was no water in it... line is clear... check to see if water is in basin. If so remove with dry rag until dry. Then run. If water is in basin, float will trip to stop inflow (flood precaution

...level in the bottom of DW] is tricked in thinking it has water, or the water is not turned on, or the basin is full. Gently pull up on it and push down on it. Does it move freely? Try to cycle

water out of the basin. There may be a reason for the basin flooding, though. Suds (caused by too much (or the wrong) detergent), an actual water leak from the valve, etc... So after you get the water

...again. There are other factors which could cause this of course, including a faulty pressure switch, but we can go down that path once you inspect the overfill basin for water. Good luck. macmarkus

...water Your float might be stuck. Check on the bottom of the DW basin for an item that looks like a mushroom. Gently pull up on it. Does it move freely? Check for debris in air gap and bottom of DW ...

...water to collect in basin of dishwasher and eventually runs out onto the floor. I don't know where to look for the leak, whether or not it is caused by a clog, or where the overflow is coming from, ...

...enough water in the basin for the pump to work. I had a defective drain solenoid which would not de-activate and caused the basin to drain too rapidly. I replaced the solenoid and everything is

water in drain basin at bottom, no excessive water. Was set at 10pm, still attempting to drain 8am! Has no diagnostic dials or manual over rides so continues on whether door is open or closed, even if