General Electric Dishwasher Filters

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$7.76

General Electric Dishwasher VENT FILTER

★★★★★

1 Review

PartSelect Number PS8756365

Manufacturer Part Number WD24X10057

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$41.90

General Electric Dishwasher Fine Filter

★★★★★

6 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS958919

Manufacturer Part Number WD12X10109

This filter sits at the bottom of the dishwasher.

Fixes these symptoms

Not cleaning dishes properly
Not draining
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Installation Instructions

Brian from Newburyport, MD

Glasses and Cups contained baked on sand after washing.

Removed the bottom tray, it just pulls straight out, once the tray was removed, the bottom revolving sprayer just lifts right off. Under this sprayer is a self-cleaning filter. There is a plastic piece that screws the filter into place, this part unscrewed easily by hand. Once unscrewed, the filter lifted straight up. I then reversed the process with the new filter and the problem was solved. Note: The old filter was full of sand and grime. Read more...

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$21.05

General Electric Dishwasher BALL FILTER-ORANGE

PartSelect Number PS4704215

Manufacturer Part Number WD12X10408

Fixes these symptoms

Not draining
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Installation Instructions

Scott from GREENSBORO, NC

Water Not Draining.

There are videos on YouTube that demonstrate the repair process better than I can type. I will say I'm not certain why the dishwasher wasn't draining other than when I removed the chamber collection and repositioned the ball filter it would work as it should until the next time. Replacing the sump, chamber collection, and ball filter was a shot in the dark. The tub insulation was an improvement on noise. The first cycle seemed to be draining water better. Overall the removal and installation of the parts was not difficult. Read more...

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$21.83

General Electric Dishwasher FILTER FINE Assembly

PartSelect Number PS3511267

Manufacturer Part Number WD12X10357

FILTER FINE Assembly

Fixes these symptoms

Not cleaning dishes properly
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$15.85

General Electric Dishwasher MICROFILTER

PartSelect Number PS2355906

Manufacturer Part Number WD12X10286

Installation Instructions

Sophie from HOLYOKE, MA

Replaced the micro filter

Just tool out the old micro filter and put in the new filter. Read more...

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$46.69

General Electric Dishwasher Sump Filter and Cover

PartSelect Number PS2370522

Manufacturer Part Number WD22X10077

This works in conjunction with the pump and filtration system. It is used to filter the drainage for disposal.

Fixes these symptoms

Leaking
Not cleaning dishes properly
Not draining
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Installation Instructions

Mark from Omaha, NE

Control module went out - causing the heating element to super heat, melting several of the plastic interior parts

I replaced the control module, and effected plastic interior parts - tested wihout heat, then re-tested with heat dry - performed beautifully. This is a pretty expensive unit that would cost around $1500 to replace new. And, Sears wanted $1500 to repair, so I saved a bunch doing it myself for about $350. Read more...

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$8.06

General Electric Dishwasher CYLINDRICAL FILTER

PartSelect Number PS3486902

Manufacturer Part Number WD12X10316

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$9.76

General Electric Dishwasher ADAPTOR FILTER

PartSelect Number PS8756222

Manufacturer Part Number WD12X10419

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$60.68

General Electric Dishwasher Filter Gasket Assembly

★★★★★

2 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS1022104

Manufacturer Part Number WD22X10043

The manufacturer has changed the appearance of this part and will not look like your original part. When you get this part, the inlet cover is no longer required. This part will function and operate the same as your original part.

Fixes these symptoms

Not cleaning dishes properly
Not draining
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Installation Instructions

Daniel from South Elgin, IL

Dishwasher would not drain completely,

Found a forum on the internet that said the Air Check Valve located under the screen on the bottom of the back wall inside the wash compartment may be the culprit. Took it out by using nut driver to remove screen, and twisting the part out. The seal was deteriorated. Repleacing the part was simply the opposite, and very easy.

I also replaced the screen on the floor of the wash compartment because the rubber was deteriorating there too. Here I had to remove the spray arm by carefully prying the locking tabs outwards and lifting the entire spray assembly upwards. Then, then plastic covers need to be unscrewed and removed. The new part had the plastic cage molded into it. So I discarded the old plastic cage. There are a couple of retaining clips that are a little tricky to get off the plastic posts. But, they can be removed by prying a standard screw driver underneath and working them off the post. Do not break the plastic post, and save the retaining rings. The new part does not come with any screws or retainers, so you will need to re-use them. Simply, place the new screen in position, slide on the retaining clips, and screw down the cage. The spray assembly is just slid back onto the shaft and snaps into place. A lot of writing, but was rather simple to do. 15-20 minutes. Read more...