General Electric Dishrack

The Lower Rack Assembly is an OEM part for GE dishwashers. It provides the lower-level storage for dishes, pots, pans, and utensils during the wash cycle, allowing water and detergent to reach all items effectively.

Over time, exposure to high temperatures, heavy loads, and abrasive detergents can cause the rack's coating to wear off, leading to rust and reduced functionality.

Symptoms of a bad lower rack assembly include:

• Difficulty sliding the rack in and out
• Rust or discoloration on the rack
• Broken or missing tines
• Dishes not being cleaned properly due to poor positioning

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

The Upper Dishrack Assembly is an OEM part for GE dishwashers. It is designed to hold and organize dishes, glasses, and other items in the upper section of the dishwasher, ensuring they are properly positioned for optimal cleaning.

Causes of a bad dishrack assembly can include wear and tear over time, exposure to high temperatures and harsh detergents, or physical damage from overloading or mishandling. Rust or corrosion can also compromise the integrity of the dishrack, leading to malfunction.

Symptoms of a bad Upper Dishrack Assembly include:

• Difficulty sliding the rack in and out
• Rust or corrosion on the rack
• Broken or missing tines
• Items not being properly cleaned due to improper positioning

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

The Upper Rack is an OEM replacement part for GE dishwashers. It provides movable shelf space along the top of the dishwasher interior for washing plates, bowls, and other dishes. The shelves feature an adjustable design that accommodates various sizes and configurations of dishware.

Causes of failure include normal wear and tear, accidental impacts that damage shelves or cleaning chemicals stripping away protective coatings.

Symptoms of a bad upper rack can include:

• broken mounting clips
• shelves jammed in misaligned positions
• drawers that don't glide smoothly
• Over time, repeated usage and cleaning chemicals can degrade rack components.

This GE OEM replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

Replace a damaged upper/top dishrack to keep cups, glasses, and bowls secure and organized on the top level of your dishwasher. Restore smooth loading and dependable support when the original rack is rusted, bent, or broken.

• Holds and organizes items on the dishwasher's upper level
• Slides on the rail system for easy loading and unloading
• Helps prevent items from tipping during the wash cycle
• Replaces a rack that is rusted, deformed, or has broken/missing tines

• Disconnect power and water supply before servicing for safety.
• Open the door, extend the rack, and release the rack stops/end caps per your model.
• Remove the old rack; transfer any removable accessories from the old rack if applicable.
• Set the new rack on the rails, reinstall the stops/end caps, and verify smooth travel.

This lower dishrack assembly restores smooth loading and organized spacing for plates, bowls, and cookware. Replace a rusted, bent, or missing rack to prevent snags and keep items positioned correctly for reliable wash performance.

• Organizes and supports dishes on the lower level during wash cycles
• Rolls in and out along the tub rails for easy loading and unloading
• Maintains proper spacing and clearance so the lower spray arm can rotate
• Typical symptoms: rusted or flaking coating, broken/bent tines, wobbling rack, binding wheels, items tipping over

• Open the door, fully extend the old lower rack, and lift it off the rails to remove
• Transfer any clip-on holders or dividers from the old rack to the new rack as needed
• Align the new rack's wheels with the rails and slide it into place
• Verify the lower spray arm spins freely with the rack installed

Color: gray. Measures about 1 inch high by 1-1/2 inches deep.

The comb retainer is the small clip that secures the rack comb/tine row to your dishwasher's rack. It keeps the insert firmly in place so dishes stay upright and wash effectively without the tines coming loose.

• Locks the rack comb/tine insert onto the rack wires to prevent shifting
• Helps keep plates, lids, and cookware upright during cycles
• Restores stability when the original retainer is cracked, worn, or missing
• Common symptoms: comb/tine row loosens or falls off, dishes tip over, or you notice rattling in the rack

• Unplug the dishwasher and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Pull out the rack and note the retainer's orientation for reference
• Release and remove the damaged retainer; align and snap the new retainer securely onto the comb and rack wire
• Confirm the comb/tine row is firmly attached and the rack moves freely before running a cycle

A small rack clip that holds stemmed glasses upright during dishwasher cycles, reducing tipping and breakage. Restores proper support for wine glasses and other stemware so they wash safely and stay secure. What it does:

• Secures the stem of wine glasses and goblets to keep them stable during wash and rinse cycles.
• Prevents tipping, chipping, and breakage caused by glasses shifting in the rack.
• Replaces cracked, broken or missing stemware clips that allow dishes to move or clink.
• Helps reduce noise from glassware hitting the rack when the clip is damaged or absent.

• Remove dishes and ensure the dishwasher is off before replacing the clip.
• Seats into the dishwasher rack slot—press into place until fully seated; no special tools usually required.
• Refer to your appliance manual for model-specific instructions and safety guidance.

This tiered upper rack kit replaces a damaged or missing upper rack to restore secure placement and organized spacing for cups, small plates and dishwasher-safe items. It helps improve loading capacity and prevents small items from tipping during cycles. What it does:

• Provides a tiered shelf for cups, mugs and small dishware to keep items secure
• Restores proper rack alignment and rolling action for smooth in-and-out movement
• Reduces shifting or tipping of small items that can block spray arms or cause poor cleaning
• Replaces worn or broken rack components so dishes load and drain correctly

• Disconnect power to the dishwasher and turn off water supply before starting
• Slide out the old upper rack and remove any retained clips or stops before installing the new rack
• Check rollers, rails and clips for wear and replace if needed to ensure proper operation
• Handle edges carefully and reassemble all stops and fasteners; test rack travel before running a cycle

The Lower Dishrack is an OEM part for GE dishwashers. It provides a sturdy shelf for placing pots, pans, plates, and other dishware on the bottom level of the dishwasher interior. The lower dishrack supports dish loads, holding them securely in place during the wash cycles. 

Causes of a failing lower dishrack include long-term wear and tear, corrosion from exposure to water and detergents, damage from improper loading, and loose or broken components.

Symptoms of a bad lower dishrack:

• Difficulty sliding the rack in and out
• The rack getting stuck mid-cycle
• Broken or missing wheels/rollers
• Rust formation
• Bent or misshapen wires

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This rack stemware insert secures glasses and stemware in the dishwasher rack to help prevent tipping and chipping during cycles. Durable plastic holds stems upright for safer cleaning. What it does:

• Clips into the dishwasher rack to support wine glasses and stemware
• Helps keep tall or fragile glasses from tipping, banging or breaking while washing
• Maintains spacing between stems to improve water flow and cleaning
• Fits into existing rack wire tines to convert a standard rack into a stemware-safe area

• One rack stemware insert

• Remove the dishwasher rack to align and clip the insert onto the rack wires; ensure it snaps securely before returning the rack
• No electrical disconnection required, but remove dishes and check for sharp rack edges during installation
• Do not use if the part is cracked or broken; replace to avoid glass damage
• Hand-wash the insert if needed and place back in rack before running dishwasher

This part is an upper dishrack assembly for dishwashers. The purpose of this part is to hold dishes and cookware during the washing process. There are two dish racks per unit, and this particular dishrack goes on the top of the unit. The lower dishrack assembly is sold separately. Over time, the upper dishrack assembly may rust due to the coating breaking down and water corroding the metal. If this happens, the dishrack assembly will become brittle and less structurally sound and will need to be replaced. If the attached rails have broken and will not attach to the sides of the dishwasher and slide appropriately, this part may need to be replaced.This upper dishrack assembly is compatible with dishwashers that are manufactured by the GE and Whirlpool brands. This particular component is an OEM part that is sourced directly from the manufacturer and is sold individually.

Right hand side

This gripper holds stemware securely in the dishwasher stemware rack to help prevent glasses from tipping, shifting, or breaking during a wash cycle. It replaces worn or broken stemware clips so racks can secure the stems of wine and other stemmed glasses. What it does:

• Clips onto the dishwasher stemware rack to hold glass stems steady during cycles
• Helps reduce glass-to-glass contact and chipping from shifting items
• Restores proper rack functionality when original grippers are missing or damaged
• Fits into the rack's designated stemware openings for a snug hold

• One gripper stemware clip (single piece)

• High-level replacement — typically snaps into the rack's stemware slot without tools
• Inspect the rack for damage; replace any additional broken clips as needed
• Disconnect power to the appliance before doing any work that requires access inside the dishwasher
• Handle glass carefully to avoid breakage during removal and reinstallation