20 Most Recent GE 24 in. Profile PDW7800 Built-in Dishwasher Questions & Answers

At first thought, it sounds like the control board has gone bad. Make certain it is properly plugged in. If no luck there, call the repairman.

It looks like GE replaced two components into one new part for the rack slide. Do a search for WDX35X20994 https://www.geapplianceparts.com/store/parts/ModelSectionParts/PDW7800G00BB/3/0/0/0/UPPER_RACK_ASSEMBLY

Hello, there isnt much that you can do, there could be a number of problems. It could be a slight blockage somewhere from your drainage hoses to your pump. It could also not be spinning properly. If you want to drain the rest of the water out you will need to get your drainage hose and lay it flat on the floor to a drain, this will stop things getting smelly. You just may have to get a repair man in, I hope this helps.

Ours has a wire in the top rack that looks like it was made too long. I may try trolling it to see if that helps. Putting the to rack in the upper position may help as well.

Sounds like you might have done something wrong or disturbed the control panel to the wiring......I don't think that there's any other answer.

Some GE dishwashers have rubber check valves that expand and block drain hose.

well if you put things like rice--chicken fat ==it will pass through the disposer but it will clugg your pipe so yes your pipe is clogged
open the j trup it might come out

If you go to this site they will show you the disassembly of your unit as well as provide parts info. Search Over 2 1 Million Appliance Parts

Our GE dishwasher never did clean correctly. Then it died. WE bought a new dishwasher different brand . New dishwasher is cleaning great clean dishes now. GE Dishwashers sucks!

I'm the one that reported the same problem in November as "Guest". I fixed mine finally. I removed the middle arm again and noticed that the holes that spray a jet ot water causing the arm to turn aren't the ones on top. On the bottom of the arm there's a small hole at each end. I looked and one of the holes had a small piece of crud in it. I had to use the tip of an ice pick to dislodge it back into the arm. I then ran water into the arm several times hoping to get the item completely removed. I never did see anything come out but I then ran water through the arm holding it so the water could run out one end. The piece didn't show up in the hole again so I tried washing it to the other end. It still didn't show up so I guess it must have washed out the first time. It's been 3 or 4 weeks now and the arm is still functioning perfectly. Hard to believe that one little piece of trash can cause so much irritation. Good luck on this being the problem for others.

You will have to pull the unit out from under the counter and you need to remove the screws that hold the hinges on the bottom of the door in order to remove the door to service it.

Check your main breaker or GFI reset,

What do you mean "bottom blade"? Do you mean the lower wash arm? There is no "adjustment" built into the dishwasher, but if it's hitting the heater element (or its supports), you might be able to bend it slightly. If it's hitting the lower rack, make sure your rack has all of its wheels attached, and that it's not bend down. If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/ronald_e6b9572cebe3ad27

I'm having the same problem with my GE PDW7800's touchpad. the buttons to the right of the Start button are dying. I'm now having to play a dance between with the "button lock" mode and Time Delay to get it started. Unfortunately, the capacitive touch panels are delicate and have a limited lifespan. You're looking at replacing the touchpad, or buying a new dishwasher I'll be replacing mine eventually, but the lowest price I've seen is currently $230, so this is a fairly expensive repair. (That is why I've not replaced it yet. I can play the button dance game a little longer, but eventually it will cease to function at all.)