General Electric Dishwasher Switch

The Interlock Switch is an OEM replacement part for GE dishwashers. It is an electronic sensor located inside the dishwasher door that detects when the door is securely closed. 

Symptoms of a bad Interlock Switch include:

• The dishwasher will not start a cycle even with the door closed  
• Error messages related to the door being open displayed
• Failure to advance through cycle selections
• Inconsistent or unreliable door closure sensing

Causes can be normal wear and tear over extended use. Moisture exposure inside the dishwasher environment may also contribute to switch malfunction over time.

This OEM part is also compatible with some Hotpoint, RCA and Kenmore branded dishwashers. 

This float switch detects rising water in the refrigerator drain pan or lower cabinet area and signals the appliance control to help prevent overflow and water damage. Use it to replace a failed or intermittent water-level sensor. What it does:

• Senses high water level in the drain pan or collection area and closes the circuit to alert the control.
• Helps identify causes of leaks and pooling under or behind the appliance.
• Commonly used when symptoms include water on the floor, drip pan overflow, or water-related error/alert conditions.
• Matches OEM function for refrigeration units that include a float-based water-detection circuit.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repairs; shut off the water supply if working near water lines.
• Access may require removing lower kick plate or back panel; handle plastic clips and fasteners carefully.
• Disconnect electrical connector gently and note orientation before installing the replacement; secure wiring and verify float moves freely.
• Restore power and run a short test cycle or simulate water level to ensure proper operation.

This dishwasher microswitch is the snap-action switch used in the door-latch interlock. It signals the control when the latch is engaged so cycles start and continue only when the door is securely closed.

• Senses latch position and sends an open/closed signal to the control
• Failure signs include the cycle not starting, stopping when the door is bumped, or needing to press on the door/handle to run
• Restores reliable door-closed detection and safe operation
• Direct replacement for a worn, sticking, or inconsistent switch

• Disconnect power to the dishwasher before servicing
• Note wire positions (COM/NO/NC); transfer any actuator/lever or bracket from the original switch
• Ensure a positive "click" and correct continuity before reassembly
• Latch and strike alignment after installation

The Push Button Switch is an OEM part for GE dishwashers. It is an electro-mechanical button located on the control panel that allows users to select options and operate wash cycle features. 

Causes of a bad switch could be repeated pressing over time deteriorating the button mechanism. Liquid intrusion into the switch housing may also cause the failure of electronic components.

Symptoms of a failed switch include:

• The associated function no longer responds to button presses  
• Erratic or intermittent behavior when selecting options
• The switch button becomes stuck in the depressed position

Compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and select Kenmore models as well, this switch helps prevent further control panel issues down the line.

This switch interlock assembly secures the appliance door and completes the electrical circuit so the unit can start and run safely. Replacing a worn interlock restores reliable door sensing and helps ensure normal cycle operation. What it does:

• Detects and holds the door/lid closed so the appliance will start
• Completes the electrical pathway for motor and control circuits
• Prevents operation when the door is open or not fully latched
• Can stop mid-cycle or prevent starting when the interlock fails

• One switch interlock assembly

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off the breaker) before replacing the part
• Handle mounting screws and wiring harness carefully; match connector orientation when reinstalling
• Verify door alignment and latch function before restoring power

Pressure switch that monitors water level and signals the washer control board when to start or stop filling. Replacing a failing pressure switch can help restore correct fill levels and normal cycle operation. What it does:

• Senses air pressure from the tub and tells the control when the correct water level is reached
• Stops the fill valve once the desired level is detected to prevent overfilling
• Can cause underfilling, overfilling, or failure to advance cycles when faulty
• Works with the washer's control system to ensure proper fill and cycle progression

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Shut off water supply and relieve any trapped water before accessing components
• Carefully disconnect wiring harness and air tube; note routing for reassembly

This right switch breakwater helps position and protect the dryer control switch assembly, keeping the switch secure and preventing rubbing or shorting. It restores stable switch alignment for reliable control operation. What it does:

• Holds the right control switch in place to prevent movement and wear
• Protects the switch from contact with adjacent components that can cause sticking or intermittent operation
• Helps stop rattling or vibration-related noise from the control area
• Supports proper button/knob actuation for consistent user input

• One right switch breakwater

• Intended for use in the dryer control area; inspect surrounding parts for related damage
• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or accidental startup
• Use basic hand tools; do not overtighten fasteners to avoid cracking the plastic
• Replace damaged switches or mounting hardware together for best results

This bi-metal assembly is a temperature-sensing component that helps regulate heat by opening or closing an electrical contact as temperatures change, protecting the appliance and ensuring proper operation. What it does:

• Reacts to rising temperature by bending the bi-metal strip to open or close a circuit
• Helps prevent overheating and supports normal heating/cycling functions
• Commonly associated with heating-related issues such as no heat, intermittent heat, or appliance failing to maintain temperature
• Works as part of the appliance's thermal control system to restore safe operating conditions

• One bi-metal assembly

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• Handle the part carefully and avoid bending the strip more than necessary
• Verify wiring connections and mounting orientation match the original during installation

This rocker switch replaces a worn or broken control rocker to restore reliable user input and power control. It provides a direct, tactile on/off action so buttons respond correctly and cycles start as expected. What it does:

• Acts as the user-facing rocker on a control panel to make or break a circuit when pressed
• Restores reliable operation when the original rocker is cracked, stuck, or unresponsive
• Common symptom fix: appliance won't start or responds intermittently to control presses
• Provides a simple mechanical switching action — no programming or calibration required

• Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Remove the control panel or bezel to access the rocker; retain screws and clips for reassembly
• Note wire locations or take a photo before removing connectors to ensure correct reconnection

This pushbutton switch completes a control circuit when pressed, restoring user input to the appliance. It's a direct-fit replacement that helps restore reliable button operation and simple mechanical switching. What it does:

• Acts as a push-to-make control input, closing the circuit when pressed
• Restores a non-responsive or intermittent front-panel button
• Provides a tactile, mechanical interface for user commands
• Works with the appliance's control wiring to send start/selection signals

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Inspect and match wiring and connector style before removal
• Remove control panel fasteners as needed to access the switch; replace gently to avoid damaging trim