Cancel button starts drain pump - Whirlpool 24 in. GU3200XTP Built-in Dishwasher

please check drain hose and sink drain vent (up near the faucet).

If water remains in the dishwasher after the cycles end, check the kitchen sink drain to make sure it's not clogged. If there's no clog, try pressing the Cancel button; most dishwashers run the drain pump when the Cancel button is pressed.
Check the dishwasher drain line, drain path and drain pump.

have a service technician in as it appears to be a problem in the program board
could be moisture across the circuit board

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Hi,

Its possibly the motor assembly.

You'll likely need to pull the motor out from the sump and check it.

The filter is probably blocked.

It is inside the base of the machine.

Take out the filter and clean it and also clean out the filter well as that can also hold quite a bit of debris.

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Hi,
Here is a tip that I wrote that will help you with your dishwasher not drainingproblem...

Dishwasher Problems - Water will not drain out

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It is a code for a long drain problem (more than eight minutes). Press the Pause/Cancel button twice to clear the display. When the display is clear, press the Drain & Spin button then select No Spin by pressing the Spin Speed button, and then press and hold the Start button to start draining the water.

Use your senses to check whether the drain pump is running or not. The drain pump is located at the front right bottom of the machine. Check the volume of water being discharged to the drainage.

Disconnect power to the washer and check the drain hose for clogs and kinks, and then repeat the No Spin draining process, if the drain pump is running and water is being pumped out, until the water is completely drained out of the washer. Just press the Pause/Cancel button twice when the code appears to clear the display and restart draining.

Make sure the drain hose is raised no more than eight feet above the floor where the washer is installed. The drain pump cannot pump the water properly out to the drainage more than eight feet above the floor.

When draining is complete, empty the machine then prop up the bottom front edge of the washer to allow easy access to the three screws attaching the lower front access panel to the cabinet. Remove the screws, and then push the panel down and off the cabinet to access the drain pump.

Place a shallow pan or lay a towel under the filter to catch the water from the pump. Unscrew the filter from the pump assembly and drain the water. Clean the filter for any debris that might be causing the pump to work poorly then screw it back in place.

Slide the lower front access panel up back into the cabinet and secure it the three screws.

if you push the start/cancel button it should start to drain water out. can you hear it drainin into the sink???can you at least hear thje drain pump activated trying to pump???perhaps its humming... if so id check your drain connection under the sink for blockage, and then next remove the drain pump itself and look for debris clogged within it stoppin drain

when you said "I can run a wash", does the machine act normal for that time frame up to the point of drain? if yes, the pump is fine. sounds more like the micro chip on the board is "confused", but not sure why.