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GE dishwasher error codes
What does your GE dishwasher error code mean? 10 codes from official GE dishwasher documentation. Select a code for causes, how to fix it safely and when to call a pro. Dishwasher – Error, Fault or Function Codes (GE Appliances) (opens in a new tab) ↗.
None of these 10 GE dishwasher pages are marked call-a-pro on arrival: each one lists a homeowner check taken from the GE document, and says when that check is finished and a technician should take over.
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Control reset needed, or a possible leak: on most models 999 means the control needs to be reset, but on models with the Floor Protect with Alert feature GE says it indicates a possible leak.
Pump-out during drain has exceeded 2 minutes.
The total pump-out cycle exceeds 7 minutes.
The dishwasher will not drain.
The machine filled twice after a power failure: float switch stuck or failed, or clogged drain or sump.
The pump-out time is too short.
Water temperature is too low: the water coming into the dishwasher is below the 120°F GE requires.
Water temperature sensor circuit failure: GE says the dishwasher's water temperature sensor circuit has become inoperative.
Detergent cup blocked: something is stopping the detergent cup from opening fully.
Low water situation.
Parts named in GE codes
Parts the GE codes above point to. Check your model's manual before buying.
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