Dishwasher Sensors

This is a manufacturer-built pressure sensor for dishwashers. This pressure sensor, also known as a pressure switch, is designed to monitor the water pressure, communicate with the control board of the dishwasher, and accurately calculate the necessary amount of water for the washing cycle. If this pressure sensor is bad or not working properly, it will cause over and underfilling of your dishwasher, as well as excessive noise while in operation. To replace this pressure sensor, you will need a screwdriver and wrench to gain access and remove this part, and further disassembly of your dishwasher may be required. This sensor is sold individually and does not come with any other parts.

Measures level of soil in the water.

This genuine OEM turbidity and optical sensor monitors the cleanliness of the wash water to help the dishwasher adjust cycle length and temperature for better results. By detecting soil levels, it supports improved cleaning performance while optimizing energy and water use. Replacing a faulty sensor can help resolve issues such as poor cleaning results or unnecessarily long wash cycles, restoring efficient and effective operation.

Introducing the GE Turbidity Sensor, an integral dishwasher component designed to keep your dishes sparkling clean. This soil sensor operates by detecting the soil level in your dishwasher's water and communicates this information to the control board. As a safety precaution, always disconnect your dishwasher or turn off the house circuit breaker before initiating installation. It's recommended to wear protective gloves during this process to safeguard your hands. Prioritize efficiency and cleanliness with this top-notch GE dishwasher sensor. Don't settle for less; optimize your dishwasher's performance with GE's commitment to quality and innovation.

This is a leak sensor designed for use with a range of Samsung dishwashers. This sensor is designed to detect if water begins leaking from the water supply. If/when it detects a leak, it stops the water being supplied to the dishwasher, preventing damage and mess to the dishwasher and home of the user. This sensor may fail when it is exposed to water, so it is important to check this sensor occasionally to ensure it still works. This is an OEM leak sensor, and attaches via its wire harness underneath the dishwasher, so tools like a screwdriver will be necessary. This sensor comes individually and does not come with any other parts or securing screws.

This dishwasher door switch ensures safe and efficient operation by detecting when the door is securely closed. It prevents leaks and allows the appliance to start only when properly latched. If your dishwasher won’t start or the door fails to latch, replacing this sensor can resolve the issue. Installation requires disconnecting power and removing the old switch before securing the new one in place.

This genuine OEM turbidity sensor, also known as an Aquasensor, measures water clarity to determine soil levels during the wash cycle. It sends this information to the control board, allowing the dishwasher to adjust cycle time, water temperature, and spray pressure for optimal cleaning performance. Replacing a faulty sensor can resolve issues such as poor cleaning results or error codes related to water quality. Professional installation is recommended for accurate operation.

This sensor assembly monitors operating conditions such as temperature or position to support correct appliance function. Accurate sensing helps maintain performance and safety. Replacing a faulty sensor restores reliable system response.

This dishwasher turbidity sensor helps ensure effective cleaning by monitoring how dirty the wash water is during each cycle. It sends this information to the dishwasher’s control system, allowing the unit to automatically adjust cycle time and water usage for better cleaning results and improved efficiency. Designed with a snap-in style and a rubber seal, the sensor supports consistent performance throughout the wash process.