General Electric Dishwasher Switch

This flood switch is a small water-sensing switch that alerts the appliance control when liquid collects where it shouldn't, helping stop leaks and prevent additional water damage. It's a direct-fit replacement used in compatible GE appliances. What it does:

• Detects presence of unwanted water and signals the appliance control or valve
• Can stop water flow or trigger an error when a leak or overflow occurs
• Commonly replaces a failed sensor that leaves water pooling in the appliance base
• Helps resolve symptoms such as water in the bottom pan, intermittent leak-related error codes, or continuous filling faults tied to a failed sensor

• One flood switch (water sensor) as pictured

• Disconnect power (and water supply, if applicable) before installing
• Handle the sensor and connector carefully; avoid pushing the sensing surface into sharp objects
• Reconnect wiring/fasteners exactly as removed and secure any mounting clips to prevent false readings
• Test the appliance per OEM instructions after installation to ensure proper operation

This rocker switch restores a worn or broken control button on the appliance's user console so you can reliably turn features on and off. It provides a direct, tactile on/off action for a single control position. What it does

• Replaces a failed rocker-style control on the console to restore button operation
• Allows the corresponding cycle or feature to be turned on and off from the panel
• Common symptom: buttons that no longer click or fail to register user input
• Common symptom: intermittent or no power to the associated function when pressed

• One replacement rocker switch

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid electric shock
• Access may require removing the control panel or console
• Verify switch orientation and connector fit before final assembly
• If multiple buttons fail or electronic faults persist, test the control board and wiring harness