Good morning, I have a GE dishwasher and lately

try to get a fuel pressure test or get it put on the machine to see if the
crank sensor or cam sensor is going bad.

water temp should be a minimum 140 degrees at inlet this can be checked with meat thermometer at kitchen faucet,also need proper fill of water entering dishwasher proper water pressure and fill also important for proper cleaning of dishes,if water is slow entering you may have sediment inside fillvalve screen if on well water in this case you will have to disconnect water supply line and take valve apart the screen is in side valve reassemble and test operation...if this does not work you may have to replace inlet vavle

check to see that the jets of the spray arms are not blocked. Sometimes small pieces of food get into the arms and block the spray so it doesn't clean the dishes well

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Hi wesalado,

Please follow my Tip below on some hints on how to keep your Dishwasher in tip-top shape:

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JEDEMEYER1

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Hi,
Here is a tip that I wrote that will help you with your dishwasher not drainingproblem...

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There are three common problems that cause the Soap Dispenser or Cup not toopen. I have a tip that will explain these problems in detail....

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heatman101

Hi,
There are three common problems that cause the Soap Dispenser or Cup not toopen. I have a tip that will explain these problems in detail....

Dishwasher Repair Problem Detergent Cup does not Open

heatman101

Make sure your water temperature is hot enough to dissolve the soap. Generally, the water temp. should be 140 degrees. Run some hot water at the tap before you turn on the dishwasher. This will assure that hot water is in the dishwasher as soon as you start it. Be certain that there aren't any large pieces in front of the dispenser tray. Sometimes casserole dishes, frying pans or baking pans can block the door and prevent it from opening.
Also, the sprayer arms might be clogged with bone fragments, peelings, bits of paper, etc. If this is the case, you'll need to remove the sprayer arm, flush and then check the jets. If you see "stuff" in the jets, they can be remove with tweezers.
Finally, make sure the upper sprayer arm hose is securely seated with the tube in the back of the dishwasher that carries the water up to the sprayer arm hose. If these two are not seated correctly, the water will not travel into the sprayer arm hose, the sprayer arm will not turn and your dishes will not get clean! I hope this helps. If it does, please come back to Fixya and rate my advice.

Morning Charlie,

If it were me, I would check the wires coming & going to & from engine. Maybe something is crossed. That's what it sounds like, anyways.