Hi, My dishwasher is not pumping water through the rotating arms. I have been noticing that the dishes were coming out dirty and the detergent tablet falls to the bottom of the machine. I have put the machine on just a rinse cycle. (someone told me this might clear up the problem.) I have opened the door and press the little switch to activate the machine and can see that the water is getting poured into the washer via a side inlet. Water is at the bottom of the washer and the heating element turns on. Water gets pumped out and no water is pumped into the swinging arm. Help!!
Thanks, Matt
Comment by mishmash, posted on Sep 04, 2007
Comment by mishmash, posted on Sep 04, 2007
4 Other Users Have The Same Problem
Comment by Guest, posted on Aug 16, 2008
I THINK I NEED TO RESET THE MOTOR BUTTON, A REPAIR MAN DID IT BEFORE FOR THE SAME PROBLEM, SO I WANT TO FIX IT MYSELF... WHERE IS THE RESET BUTTON AND HOW DO I RESET IT.
TO MY GE DISHWASHER.?
Comment by hen peck, posted on Feb 11, 2008
Ican feel water going thru line but the upper and lower arms does not spin or let water out of arms. wife said before happening she heard growling noise. I checked all wire connects, ran cycle while tapping motor lightly(to see if relay was stuck. no luck! water goes in and drains fine
Comment by cgs878, posted on Jan 06, 2008
I have the same problem with my 6 year old KUDI01ILWH1 model. The water enters the unit, and then the unit hums but no water is circulating. The water drains out when I hit the Cancel button.
Is there any "system reset" that I can try first, before ordering a service call? I flipped the circuit breaker off and let the unit sit for 24+ hours before re-powering the circuit, and the problem still exists.
How much does a new (or remanufactured, if available) pump cost for this unit? Is it a simple replacement that I could do myself (I am a novice handyman - homeowner for 11 years)? Please let me know.
Comment by Guest, posted on Nov 12, 2007
Removed inner bottom arm, checked to see if foreign object was clogging, all clear.
The motor (and pump) located beneath the dishwasher.
Check if motor spins. In case it spins, the problem is with the pump ,in case it doesn't spin it could be a motor problem or a motor and pump problem.
Good luck
Comment by dovi, posted on Sep 04, 2007
Check with a multi-meter for 115/220V on motor's tags.
If you don't get this voltage measurement, your problem is not with the motor.
In case you have 115/220V on motor's tags, try first to replace its brushes (2 carbon contacts that transfer the curent to the motor's armature).
Good luck!

