If your GE dishwasher is between 5-10 years old, you may try replacing the check valve piston & nut assy (about $14). It's located on the inside in the rear of the dishwasher behind a screen which is fastened by about 4 screws. Once the screen is off, you can easily unscrew the check valve assy by hand ... install the new check valve assy ... reinstall the screen with the 4 screws ... and save yourself $400 for a new dishwasher.
Apparently, the rubber cone in the check valve assy deteriorates over time and prevents the pump from fully draining all the water from the bottom of the d/w at the end of a cycle.
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During cycle makes a clicking noise at times. At end of cycle, 2" of water remains in bottom.
I've cleaned out the exit for the water and found some straws, but no other major objstructions.
Standing water after cycle. Checked drainage nothing blocking. I too have always heard a sound much like someone "snapping" their fingers....
wont drain all the way
i have the same problem. At the end of the cycle (not always), infact it just started a couple of days back, 1-2'' of water stays at the bottom.
Standing water in the bottom
water standing in bottom of dishwasher
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