General Electric Dishwasher Pump

Grinding noise during drying cycle? This vent door actuator opens and closes the dishwasher vent for proper airflow. Easy DIY fix, one screw install.

This is a combined motor and circulation pump assembly that drives water through the spray arms during the wash and rinse cycles. It is the main component responsible for recirculating water throughout the dishwasher tub. Replace this assembly if your dishwasher is not spraying water, making unusual humming or grinding noises, or failing to clean dishes properly.

Fix dishwasher not draining or cleaning issues with this pump and motor assembly. Resolves loud grinding noises and poor water circulation problems.

This small motor actuates the detergent dispenser mechanism in the dishwasher, opening the dispenser door at the correct time during the wash cycle to release detergent. It is driven by the control board and uses a cam to unlatch the dispenser lid. Replace this motor if the detergent dispenser fails to open during the cycle, leaving the soap cup full or detergent undissolved.

Fix a dishwasher that won't drain or clean dishes properly. This pump and motor assembly restores circulation and drainage. Moderate DIY repair.

This is the drain pump that removes used water from the dishwasher tub during the drain cycle. It is typically mounted at the bottom of the dishwasher and connects to the drain hose. Replace this pump if your dishwasher is not draining, draining slowly, or making unusual humming or grinding noises during the drain portion of the cycle.

Dishwasher leaking or not draining? This sump assembly houses the pump and routes wash water. Replaces a cracked or leaking sump to restore circulation.

This is a well drain component located at the bottom of the dishwasher tub where water collects before being pumped out. It channels water from the wash tub into the drain system during the drain cycle. Replace this part if you notice water pooling in the bottom of the dishwasher after a cycle, slow draining, or leaking beneath the unit.