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Customer Questions and Answers for Filter & Gasket Assembly by Ge

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By: Ge
Part Number: OEM11621490
Manufacturer Part Number: WD22X10043

The Filter & Gasket Assembly is an OEM part for GE dishwashers. This part traps food particles and debris during the wash cycle, preventing them from redepositing on dishes or clogging the drain system. 

Causes of a bad Filter & Gasket Assembly can include wear and tear from regular use, accumulation of hard water minerals or detergents affecting the gasket's seal, and damage to the filter mesh that allows larger particles to pass through or clog the assembly.

Symptoms of a bad Filter & Gasket Assembly include:

  • Poor cleaning performance, with food particles left on dishes after a cycle
  • Water leakage around the dishwasher's base, indicating a compromised gasket
  • Unpleasant odors from trapped food particles that are not properly filtered out

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

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For Ge Filter & Gasket Assembly (Part Number: OEM11621490)

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Jarr, The gasket on the filter assembly should not cause a leaking issue and if the unit is leaking from around the door then this will most likely be caused by a faulty door seal.

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Hello Bonnie, The filters in a Maytag dishwasher are generally in the pump/sump assembly. This is very general since there is no model number to determine the style/configuration of the design you are referring to.

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Tom, It would be best to remove the heater assembly due to it getting in the way when removing the filter and gasket assembly.

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Kelly, To remove the lower spray arm you would need to pull straight up on the arm as it is clipped into place. For the heating element removal you would need to disconnect the power and remove the lower kick plate. Disconnect the wires from the element and remove the nuts holding it in place. Lift element out.

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Hello Shah, GE came out with a service bulletin regarding the coarse filter studs breaking off. Their fix is the coarse filter service dome WD22X10023. To install the coarse filter service dome, remove the spray arm and place the dome over the spray arm pedestal on the bottom of the tub. Screw the spray arm back into the pump connector. The spray arm hub will hold the dome and filter in place.

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Hi. To remove the spray arm, the sleeve on the bottom of the spray arm unscrews. Remove the screw that hold the sump inlet cover part # WD12X10040. Then you will be able to lift the filter/gasket assy. part # WD22X10043. Thank You.

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Hello Guest. If you ordered the part from Appliance Parts Pros, we guarantee the part for a year. Call and set up a part exchange. Have a great day!

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Hello. You do not remove the sprayer first. You will insert the screw driver under the spray arm in the hole and unscrew the spray arm assembly. These are not glued down, but can be tight. Hope this helps.

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Hello, The sleeve on the bottom of the spray arm unscrews, to remove the spray arm. Hope this helps.

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