Ge nautilus dishwasher

Dishwasher is not pulling water into the unit in the wash cycle, but does in the rinse cycle. I could probably fix myself, but dont know what I am looking at. Thanks for your time.

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Check inlet valves as if you have 2, it may fill using 2 inlets (hot & cold) but only rinse on using 1 ((cold only). So if the cold inlet is faulty, then you will only notice on the rinse. If thats not it then chances are it is the controller unit. regards

Posted on Jul 25, 2007

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