WE FOUD A LARGE WHITE RUBBER BAND INSIDE OUR DISHWASHER AND IM NOT SURE WERE IT CAME FROM. IS IT FOR SOME WERE IN THE DISHWASHER

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if its like mine the belt or pulley wear out mine took 8 years for it wear out. i couldnt find the parts so i took of the base(make sure its unplugged) remove the belt(hold one side of belt over the large cog and turn the cog, the belt should fall off) get a large rubber band (the width of the pulley)and twist the band over the pulley a number of times until it fits tightly over the pulley, replace belt and base and it should work.
this will work if the belt or pulley teeth are worn
my wife still cant beleive it worked

I have the exact same problem!!! Found 2 loose rubber bands, the bottom doesn't drain completely, and the dishes are left either dirty with a white film on them. Please help!

You will need to lift felt on the platter section exposing the platter. Next you will need to pull upwards on the platter itself. The rubber band goes around the inside of the platter and onto the spindle motor. To replace, simply lift platter section of the unit, place the belt around the inside of the platter and replace the platter. Move the platter around till you see the motor and use some tweesers to pull the belt over the motor. Hope this helps

That sounds like it came off of your small apliances (blender, food prosecer...) there is not any rubber washers on the inside of 99.9% of dishwashers becauss thay can melt in the heat.

At the bottom of the dishwasher (older GE) you see a plastic cover with rounded corners and two 'grill' shaped sides. Remove the screws (1\4) and lift the cover. There might be a huge amount of grey clog and dirt stuck on the inside already. Remove it with a fork or long brush and rinse it. There is another grill in the water hole pull it out and clean it as necessary. You may also want to reach into and check the water hole for debris. If you are not comfortable doing so you can remove the water by pushing an old towel into the hole first. Once all parts are clean put them back in place and fix the cover with the screws. Pour 2-3 table spoons of bleach into the machine and let it run twice on heavy duty cycles.

I'm guessing that the belt is too large (stretched). Normally it should be small enough to stay on the platter itself. Install the platter and place the belt around the motor hub (white plastic), If the belt is too loose, it will just sit and not turn the platter. Try a new belt first as that is the least expensive option to try.

Keep us posted.

Dan

I had the same problem with my Triton XL Model # - GSD6660G02SS Dishwasher. I tried adding water, zip tied each wash arm (one at a time) and had no positive result. Then I noticed a notch on what is called the docking cone. It supplies water to the middle wash arm. When the upper rack is pulled out you can see the cone at the back of the washer. Anyway I put a rubber O ring on this notch and the noise stopped. I can't tell from the parts list if the O ring is supposed to be there or not. Maybe a GE repair tech can confirm this. Hope it works for you as it did for me.

-Mark