GE Dishwasher Stuck In Drain |Only Drains| Not Washing | GDP665SYN2FS
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Thank you sooooo much. You just saved me so much time and money. This was the exact fix. I was able to clean out that module and everything is working fine now. 😊 praise god.
After replacing the water inlet valve and the control board it still didn’t work until I came across your video!! This was the winning you tube video. BAM 💥 this feels great to fix this finally! Thank YOU! Mine was full of the black crap even though I clean the fine screen filter weekly. High five
Awesome news, those comments put a smile on my face
A great video.. Solved the no water / pump running issue. Pulled the switch and it had gunk tucked up into it. I was able to pull a lot of it out with a small pick and some careful cleaning. Tested the diaphragm by blowing in/out and the diaphragm freed up. Cycles as it should now. Thanks so much.. Will be ordering a new sensor first thing so I can make sure it will work reliably..
Appreciate your feedback. I seldom replace them. You did excellent by blowing into it. I have an another video dealing with a call back. In that video I opened it up used a small pick a blew out the junk. The reason the pump kicks on is because the board doesn’t know how much water can be put in. Thanks for sharing
Brother thank you! This is the exact fix I needed. Only took a 1/4” socket for the kickplate and a few taps to get her fixed if anyone else is skeptical.
I appreciate you
Hours of looking for videos trying to diagnose the problem myself and I find this right before giving up and calling someone. It was clogged with so much gunk. Thank you so much!
You're very welcome, appreciate your support and feedback
Can't thank you enough for the video. While my Electrolux dishwasher is a bit different and access to the switch was a bit more difficult the principle is the same. Removed the switch which was filled with slimy gunk, cleaned it out with some Q-Tips, put it back together and works like new! Took less than an hour total, VERY MUCH APPRECIATED!
You’re smart! Excellent job, thanks for watching!
DUDE! THANK YOU I could not figure out my problem to save my life and I tried this and it worked. You are great!
It's working, I cleaned it with a tooth brush. Seems like this needs to be on a maintenance schedule. Thank you so much, you saved me a lot of headache and money.
Great video! Thank you for taking the time to make a wonderful brief video that solved my problem!
Great to hear!. Thanks for sharing
Man this was it for mine. Pulled that thing off and blew into it, giant nasty gunk came out. Rinsed it clean and the unit instantly started filling. Thank you so much!
Love hearing about your experience. Try and remove as much food from your plates before putting them in the dishwasher. I know it doesn’t make much sense.
Thanks this did the trick. The diaphragm was jammed with gunk. This saved me a time and headache.
Mine was clogged with grease. Cleaned it out and ran the pressure switch under hot water for a while (being sure to avoid getting water in the connector.) It worked like a charm 😄. Thank you!
Appreciate you sharing that
Wow, I was 'this video' away from pulling out my dishwasher, flipping it over and trying to figure out the issue. I followed your steps but instead of the balloon I took off the box on top of the white plastic thing and there was a big clog in there. I pulled the gunk out, reconnected and everything works now! 10 minute job, next time probably 5 minutes. Appreciate this, sir!
My pleasure. I love helping
Turns out it only fixed it for a partial cycle so I pulled the pressure sensor out again and noticed there's a little hole in the rubber that was also clogged. Scraped it out with a toothpick and was able to get a full wash!
@@jboo9620 yep, I normally take it to the kitchen sink. Good job
This is the way…. 🙏🏻
Thanks. You pointed me in the right direction. I ended up taking the piece off and took the electronic piece with the plunger apparatus from the pipe part. I was unable to blow into it and I noticed the hole was completely clogged. Ended up using an old electric tooth Brush and toothpaste with water to clean it. It didn't even look like there was supposed to be a hole there it was so hard scraping with just my fingernail. After it cleaned up I was able to blow and feel the flex of the plunger. Hooked it up and it ran through a cycle without an issue. Easiest appliance repair I've done. Three year old GE that was on sale for about $600, looks a lot like the one in this video. Mine is model GDT665SMNES
Glad you were able to fix it
OMG I am so happy I spent days taking everything apart that I could think of I'm 63-year-old woman and I figure if somebody else can fix it I can too but I had gave up and I found your video because I realized every time I turned it on it stayed stuck in drain I watch this video cleaned the pressure switch which was awful 😞 and my dish washer is working 😊
It never gets old hearing customers or subscribers. Good job on digging into it., not sure if I posted a link to a dishwasher cleaner. If it isn’t in the description, I’ll update it. Thanks for your feedback
Buddy I owe you one. Unit wouldn't stop draining. Took out the pressure switch, and sure enough it was impacted with gunk. At some point somebody removed the valve check that goes into the unit to prevent backflow. The drain hose was also hung wrong (no airgap or loop at the top) so it was going to keep getting plugged up. At any rate, cleaned it out really good with super hot water. Reassembled it and the unit ran a perfect cycle. Thanks so much.
I appreciate your feedback. Whenever you do a repair, I do a follow up. Nice to hear all is good. You can always buy me a cup of coffee. Link in the description. Either way, great job
Thank you so much for this video! I didn't have wd40 but I used a pinch of 3in1 oil working the diaphragm back and forth. That did the trick!
Good video. Let me know what was controlling the drain cycle on this newer dishwasher. I would add if anyone comes across this in the future, that tapping my sensor did not resolve the issue, but I was able to remove the sensor (black part) from the housing (white part) by releasing clips on either side of the sensor. There is a 1/8 inch hole in the bottom of the sensor where it senses pressure. Mine was clogged with a bit of food debris. Sprayed off with sink sprayer, and was good to go.
The pressure sensor on either of those GE Dishwasher will have a sensor. Sometimes tapping it. Most often you need to remove it and clean it. Once it is clogged, the pump is activated. The reason is, there is no way to measure the water coming in. Thanks for watching
Thank You!!! It Worked!!!!
Awesome!!! Thanks for sharing
This fixed my problem, I crud built up in there, removed that but still tapped on it. Works again.
Awesome glad to hear. To reduce that, rinse your dishes beforehand
Thank you for the video, I tapped it and blew into it but it didn't fix the problem. Is there a way to find out if it's defective or should I just go ahead and buy a replacement? Thanks again!!
Take it to the kitchen sink and wash it out. Then try it. Also turning off the breaker for 5-10 minutes. If nothing after,yes replace it
I needed a video showing how to unplug the wires. I dont have much slack in mine and cant see but i could feel.
Pretty straightforward, you can use one hand to unplug it. Small tab and it is out then turn it off slowly. Good luck
It worked!! Thanks 😊
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Thanks a bunch.
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is the pressure sensor screwed in or clipped in??
It is clipped in, you twist it out. Make sure your dishwasher is empty before removing it
@@appliancerepairshorts Thanks, will do
Thanks, will do
The part showed up - pretty easy installation having watched your video a few times - thanks so much.
It worked but now I have a leak that won't stop. I made sure that my o-ring is still well seated.
You probably didn’t install it fully. Or the O ring might not be sitting correctly.
@@appliancerepairshortsOkay. I'll try again. Thanks a lot.
came across same issue and it was the wash pump
If you were having the same issue, I think when you were replacing the wash pump, the pressure switch probably had debris and during the repair it got moved/relocated. How did you verify the wash pump being bad? That switch can stop power to the wash pump
I work for Ge and I have a diagnostic tool that I can plug in to the dishwasher and enter the diagnostic mode that would allow me to operate every single component
@@kamalabbady6778 on some appliances I have jumper to run each component. Awesome devices, but since you are a tech. Man those things are awesome, but I will say it takes the fun out of diagnosing . Since you work for GE, what do you think about their Diswasher?
Their ok
@@kamalabbady6778 yep