General Electric Dishwasher Dispenser Parts

The Detergent and Rinse Aid Dispenser is an OEM part for GE dishwashers. It is responsible for holding and releasing detergent and rinse aid during the dishwashing cycle, ensuring that dishes are cleaned and rinsed effectively.

Causes of a bad detergent and rinse aid dispenser can include clogging or blockage in the dispenser mechanism, damage to the dispenser door or latch, or malfunctioning electronic components that control the dispensing process. These issues can arise from regular use, buildup of detergent residue, or accidental impact.

Symptoms of a bad detergent and rinse aid dispenser include:

• Improper dispensing of detergent or rinse aid
• Insufficient cleaning or rinsing results
• Leaks or drips from the dispenser area
• The dispenser door not opening or closing correctly

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

The Rinse Aid Cap is an OEM part for GE dishwashers. It securely seals the rinse aid dispenser, ensuring that the rinse aid is properly stored and dispensed during the wash cycle. This helps improve the drying process and prevents water spots on dishes and glassware.

You should replace this rinse aid cap if it becomes cracked, loose, or fails to seal properly. Common causes of a bad cap include wear and tear from regular use, damage from over-tightening, or deterioration due to exposure to dishwasher detergents and rinse aids.

Symptoms of a bad rinse aid cap include:

• Rinse aid leaking or spilling inside the dishwasher
• Cap not staying securely in place
• Poor drying performance or water spots on dishes
• Difficulty in opening or closing the cap

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

The Soap Dispenser Lever is an OEM part for GE dishwashers. It operates the soap dispenser door, releasing detergent into the dishwasher at the appropriate time during the wash cycle. This lever ensures that detergent is dispensed efficiently for optimal cleaning performance.

Causes of a bad soap dispenser lever can include wear and tear over time, accumulation of detergent residue, or damage due to accidental mishandling or impact. When the lever malfunctions, the detergent might not be released properly, leading to poor cleaning results.

Symptoms of a bad soap dispenser lever include:

• The detergent not being dispensed during the wash cycle
• The dispenser door not opening or closing correctly
• Residual detergent left in the dispenser after the cycle

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

The Fill Cap Assembly is an OEM part for GE dishwashers. This assembly includes the cap that covers the opening where rinse aid or other additives are poured into the dishwasher. It ensures that the additives are securely contained and properly dispensed during the wash cycles, contributing to effective cleaning and drying.

Over time, the fill cap assembly can become damaged due to regular use, exposure to cleaning agents, or accidental mishandling. A compromised fill cap can lead to leaks or improper dispensing of rinse aid, affecting the dishwasher's performance.

Symptoms of a bad fill cap assembly include:

• Rinse aid or additives leaking from the dispenser
• The cap not securing properly or coming off easily
• Improper dispensing of rinse aid
• Visible cracks or damage to the cap

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

The Cage Roller Bearing Assembly is an OEM component for GE dishwashers. Located within the dishrack framing, it facilitates smooth travel of racks in and out during cycle operations. 

Causes of a faulty bearing assembly commonly relate to years of enduring cycle vibrations and intermittent loads from rack movements. Hard water exposure poses an additional risk of mineral deposits increasing friction over time.

Symptoms include:

• Snagging or jamming issues when sliding racks 
• Louder than typical operation noises within cycles
• Potential rack misalignments or difficulty extending fully

This genuine GE assembly is also compatible with other GE, Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This rinse aid tank is the reservoir inside the dishwasher dispenser that holds liquid rinse agent and releases it during the final rinse. Replacing a damaged tank helps restore proper dispensing, reduce spotting, and prevent leaks at the dispenser.

• Stores rinse aid within the dispenser assembly
• Works with the dispenser to release a measured dose during the rinse cycle
• Failure signs: rinse aid not dispensing, dishes with spots/poor drying, rinse aid level dropping rapidly, or leaks near the dispenser area
• Visible cracks or damage to the reservoir indicate replacement is needed

• Disconnect power at the breaker and shut off water before servicing
• Remove the inner door panel to access the dispenser
• Transfer any reusable seals or clips from the original tank; seat and secure the tank per service instructions
• Reassemble, refill the reservoir with rinse aid, and run a test cycle to check for leaks

This sump cover sits over the dishwasher's pump inlet, acting as a protective guard. It helps keep debris out of the pump, maintains proper water circulation, and protects internal components for consistent cleaning performance. What it does:

• Covers the pump/sump intake to screen larger food particles
• Helps prevent debris from entering the wash pump
• Aids proper water flow to support spray pressure and cleaning
• Common symptoms of a failed cover include poor cleaning, unusual pump noise, and visible damage or warping

• 1 sump cover

• Disconnect power and water supply before servicing; allow the unit to cool
• Remove the lower rack and spray arm or access parts as needed to reach the sump
• Release retaining screws or tabs; note the cover's orientation for reassembly
• Seat the new cover fully and secure it; hand-spin the spray arm and run a short test cycle to check operation

This replacement dishwasher detergent dispenser stores detergent and releases it at the correct time in the cycle, while also controlling rinse-aid dosing. It restores reliable cleaning performance when the original dispenser is damaged, leaking, or won't open.

• Holds detergent securely and opens on command during the wash cycle
• Meters rinse aid during the final rinse to help reduce spots and film
• Seals to the inner door at the dispenser opening to help prevent leaks
• Typical symptoms: detergent left in cup, dispenser door won't latch/pop open, rinse aid not dispensing or leaking, visible cracks or warping

• Disconnect electrical power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Open the door and remove inner-door panel screws to access the dispenser
• Unplug the wire connector(s), release retaining screws/tabs, and remove the old dispenser
• Clean the door cutout, seat the new gasket evenly, secure the dispenser evenly, reconnect wiring, and run a leak check

This lever connects to the dishwasher detergent dispenser mechanism and actuates the cup lid. A worn or damaged lever can prevent the dispenser from opening at the right time, reducing wash performance.

• Transfers motion from the timer/actuator to release the detergent cup lid
• Common symptoms: detergent remains in cup, soap door won't open, poor cleaning results
• Restores reliable dispenser operation during the wash cycle

• Disconnect power and turn off water before servicing
• Access typically requires removing the inner door panel to reach the dispenser linkage
• Note linkage orientation before removal; transfer any springs or clips
• Test dispenser door movement by hand before reassembling

For single drain outlet models only. For dual outlet port models you must order the complete pump and motor WD26X10013.

This tank rinse aid assembly holds and dispenses rinse aid during the dishwasher's final rinse to help reduce spotting and improve drying. Replaces a worn or leaking dispenser to restore proper rinse-aid delivery. What it does:

• Stores and meters rinse aid into the final rinse cycle to promote better drying and fewer water spots.
• Can fail to dispense or leak when cracked, clogged, or worn.
• Common symptom indicators: no rinse-aid release, persistent spotting/film on dishes, or visible leaks near the dispenser area.
• Restoring this part often resolves rinse-aid delivery issues without replacing larger components.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury.
• Access typically requires removing the door inner panel or lower access panels; follow your model's service manual for exact disassembly steps.
• Inspect surrounding seals and mounting points for damage or residue when replacing the assembly.
• Use only manufacturer-approved replacement parts and torque/fastening practices per the service guide.

This is the drain solenoid housing for a dishwasher. It secures and aligns the drain solenoid on the pump assembly so the drain valve actuates consistently and the tub can empty at the right time.

• Positions and insulates the drain solenoid on the pump/drain mechanism
• Maintains proper alignment for reliable drain-valve actuation
• Common symptoms of a failed housing: won't drain or drains intermittently
• May present as loud humming from the solenoid or visible cracks/heat damage on the housing

• Disconnect power and water supply before servicing
• Access the pump area beneath the tub; note solenoid, lever, and linkage orientation
• Transfer the existing solenoid and any clips/brackets to the new housing; reuse fasteners
• Run a short cycle to ensure proper draining after reassembly

This junction box cover replaces the appliance's electrical access panel to protect wiring and provide a secure entry point for the power cord. It restores a finished, safe electrical connection area and helps prevent exposed wiring. What it does

• Covers and protects the appliance's electrical junction box from dust and accidental contact
• Provides the mounting location and opening for the power cord/strain-relief connection
• Secures wiring and helps keep wire connections contained and stable
• Common symptom: cover cracked, missing, or loose—exposed wires or inability to secure the power cord

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing electrical parts
• Remove mounting screws from the old cover and replace with the new cover; retain or replace strain relief as needed
• Inspect the cord and wiring while access is open; replace any damaged wiring or strain relief components
• Follow the appliance manufacturer's instructions and local electrical codes for safe installation

This latch cover insert replaces a worn or broken door latch trim so the appliance door closes cleanly and looks finished. It restores a secure, aligned latch area and improves door appearance. What it does:

• Covers and protects the door latch mechanism from dirt and damage
• Provides a smooth surface for the door to engage the latch properly
• Helps prevent rattling or misalignment caused by a damaged trim
• Matches the original finish for a factory look

• Remove power to the appliance before beginning any work
• Typically snaps or screws into place; retain original fasteners if present
• Inspect surrounding latch components and replace if damaged