20 Most Recent GE 25 in. Nautilus GSC3400J Free-standing Dishwasher - Page 3 Questions & Answers

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The problem is hard water. Go to www.dishwasherfilter.com and get their new product. It filters the water and takes out the hard minerals that cause spots and clog dishwashers. It is very affordable and has a money back guarantee.

fill valve is bad need a new valve

it should be replaced.

No, the wheels must turn, and the glue will eventually degrade in the dishwasher. You will have to find the appropriate clip and reinstall to make it right again.

Try different detergent types--liquid instead of powder, capsules instead of liquid. Don't put large dishes near the door that might block spray. Check the spray holes in the spray arms for blocking.

Make sure the dial is at the start positon and not in between on some other setting.

Yes, but only if it's a convertible type made to install under a countertop. If it is, the top unscrews and the wheels pull out of the bottom very easily. There is a conversion kit available for the hose lines at GE.

Check the following to address this issue--



1. Not enough water
If there is not enough water, the dishes would not get cleaned. This could be caused by a partially closed water shut-off valve (located under the sink), or a faulty dishwasher water valve (located at the bottom of the dishwasher, behind the kick panel, on either side).

2. Clogged spay arms
There is usually two, sometimes three spray arms in a dishwasher. Make sure there is no debris blocking the holes inside each spray arm.

3. Water temperature is too low
To get the best results, the water has to be at 120 degrees Fahrenheit when entering the dishwasher.

4. Not enough soap
If you only fill one part of the soap cup, try adding soap to both parts.

yes

It is probably the fill valve on your dishwasher that is bad. It is hooked up to the water supply and has a plug with a couple wires.

If this is bad your dishwasher will not fill.

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Okay this is hard to believe, but it WORKED!!! I had not used my washer for a couple of weeks. I called the help line and the lady told me this ridiculous approach to solving the problem. It was so far out there I wasn't even going to try it. Thank goodness I did. She says this could lubricate the motor or seals or something, which may need it after not being run for a certain time period. Get acidic acid or also called sour salt. I found some lime-salt in the salt section. It stated acidic acid as one of the ingriedients so I said"good enough". put 3-4 ounces in 1 quart of hot water. LET IT DESOLVE COMPLETELY pour it into the washer and let it sit for at least 30 minutes. She said the longer the better. (I let it sit for 30 minutes,I'm not that patient) Then try to run it empty and no detergent. I had to mess around with the dial a couple of times, but sure enough the darn thing started running!! So she said to run it thruough a full cycle empty and then go ahead with buisnness as usual. So as funny as it sounds, try the acidic acid/sour salt. Good luck.

Drain valve not opening or pump impeller loose on shaft - is it washing ok?

My guess would be drain valve not opening. It is a 110v solenoid and they get stuck or burn up. New solenoid costs ~$20.00

The float sits on a microswitch. The shaft ot the float comes through the tub and rests on it,when the water level rises, the float lifts off the switch.

Good Luck!