31-9035 ge triton electronic dishwasher service manual

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gGE Consumer Service Training

TECHNICAL SERVICE GUIDE

GE Triton™ Electronic Dishwasherswith the TriClean™ Wash System

PUB # 31-9035 08/99

GSD5300 Series

GSD5100 Series

Profile Performance™

Profile™

MODEL SERIES:

GSD5900 Series

GSD5600 Series



CAUTION

To avoid personal injury, disconnect power before servicing thisproduct. If electrical power is required for diagnosis or t estpurposes, disconnect the power immediately after performing thenecessary checks.

! IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE

The information in this service guide is intended for use byindividuals possessing adequate backgrounds of electrical,electronic and mechanical experience. Any attempt to repair amajor appliance may result in personal injury and propertydamage. The manufacturer or seller cannot be responsible for theinterpretation of this information, nor can it assume any liability inconnection with it's use.

RECONNECT ALL GROUNDING DEVICES

If grounding wires, screws, straps, clips, nuts, or washers usedto complete a path to ground are removed for service, they mustbe returned to their original position and properly fastened.

GE Consumer Service Training Technician Service Guide

Copyright © 1999

All rights reserved. This service guide may not be reproduced in whole or in part

in any form without written permission from the General Electric Company.



Table of Contents

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Dishwasher Nomenclature

Installation Highlights

Model Series Features

Cycle Selections and Options

Cycles Progression Charts

Water System and Filtering

Drain Systems

Motor

Thermistor

Turbidity Sensor

2

3

4

5

6 - 7

8 - 11

12

13

15

14

14

Door and Tub

Interlock Switch

Electronic Control

Active Vent

16

16

16

Sequence Switch

Drying Cycle

Customer Fault Cues

F1 Test Cycles

Schematic and Strip Circuits

Troubleshooting Flowchart

Quick Reference Parts

Trim Kits and Accessories

Warranty

17 - 18

19 - 20

21

22 - 23

24

25

26

27

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2424-3/4*

21-1/2*

3-1/44 (Adjustable)

34" MIN.adj. to 35*

*Add 1/4" forrear insulation

24-3/4

23-3/8*

Cabinet Opening

* Must not be installed more than 10 feet (10') from the sink for proper drainage.

* Must have a minimum width and depth of 24 inches (24") for proper clearance.

Electrical Wiring

* Must follow National Electrical Codes or prevailing local codes and ordinances.

* Must be supplied with 120V, 60Hz, and connected to an individual, properly grounded branch

circuit, protected by a 15 or 20 amp circuit breaker or time delay fuse.

* Wiring must be 2 wire with ground.

Hot Water Line

* HOT water inlet must not be less than 3/8" O.D. copper tubing or 1/2" O.D. plastic tubing.

* Hand shut-off in HOT water line is recommended.* Follow local codes and ordinances.

* The drain hose must be connected to the dishwasher and pushed through the hole in the

cabinet wall before installing the dishwasher into the cabinet to prevent kinking of drain hose.

Dishwasher Rough-In Information

Note: Dishwasher must not be

installed more than 10 feet from sink

for proper drainage. All plumbing and

electrical work must be in accordance

with local codes.

Note: If a flush appearance is needed,

a 25" base cabinet needs to be used.

(GE Profile Performance™ Series and

GE Profile™ models only)

This wall areamust be free ofpipes or wires

Countertop

4

6

Hotwaterline on

left

44

2Plumbing and electrical

service must enterinside shaded area

24" From wall

24" MIN.

90

19" MIN. from wall

24"MIN.

634-1/2±1/4"Underside

of countertopto floor

5 5

90

Electricalwiring on

right

Electricalwiring is3" fromcabinet

Bottom view of Profile Performance™model

Front

WaterValve ElectricalJunction Box

Drain Hose

Note: Make certain the drain

hose is connected to an air gap

or installed where the drain is a

minimum height of 18" above

the floor to prevent siphoning.

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Features GSD5100 Series

GSD5300

Series

GSD5600

Series

GSD5900

Series

GE Triton ™ Model Series Features

GE Profile ™ GE Profile Performance ™

Power PreSoak Option

SaniWash™ Cycle

SpeedWash™ Cycle

Speed Dry™ Option

Heated Dry Option

Hi-Temp Wash Option

Hi-Temp Rinse Option

CleanSensor

China Crystal Cycle

Light Wash Cycle

Rinse Only Cycle

Lock Option

Delay Start Option

TriClean™ Wash System

Induction Motor

Triple Water Filtration with Dual Pump

Piranha ™ Food Disposer

Self-Clean Filter System

"Quiet" Water Valve

725 Watt Calrod ™ Heater

500 Watt Calrod ™ Heater

Clean Sensor™

Active Vent

Clean Sensor™ Clean Sensor™

Clean Sensor™

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Displayed during sensing using turbidity sensor

Displayed during prewash and main wash periods

Displayed during rinse periods

Displayed during heated dry only

Displayed when cycle has met sanitization conditions Light remains on until door is opened

C y c l e S e l e c t i o n s a n d O p t i o n s

GE Profile Performance™ ModelsGE Profile™ Models

Use to start or reset a cycle.Reset takes approximately 60seconds. During reset, sensormodels will flash the WashingLED and non-sensor models willflash the Start/Reset LED.

Displayed when cycle is completeand stays lit until door is opened

GE Profile™ Models GE Profile Performance™ Models

TriCleanWashSystem-QuietPowerIII Triton

5300 Series

TriCleanWashSystem-QuietPowerII Triton

5100 Series



5600 Series

5900 Series

LOAD/CYCLE SELECTIONS

This option must be selected prior to thestart of the wash cycle and will add oneadditional prewash cycle lasting 15minutes.

This option will energize the heater in allprewash fill cycles. If the wash cyclehas already started, it will not take effectuntil the beginning of the next fill cycle.This option is not available on the RinseOnly cycle.

This option will energize the heater in allpre-rinse and final rinse cycles. If the

rinse cycle has already started, it willnot take effect until the beginning of thenext fill cycle.

Turns on the 500 watt heater calrodduring dry. This option extends thecycle 30 minutes. NOTE: After a poweroutage, the heated dry option will be on.This option is not available on the RinseOnly cycle.

Pressing lock twice within 3 seconds willdeactivate all keypads except for theLOCK pad. The lock LED will stay onwhether the cycle is running or not.

Postpones the start of the wash cycle.Each successive push turns on the nextdelay LED and sets the countdowntimer. Unlocking the door pauses thedelay start countdown.

OPTIONS

This cycle is for most loadsof everyday dishes, glasses,and cookware with mediumsoil levels.

Use to remove tough soilsfrom pots and pans. It willnot remove burned-on foods.

Use for everyday dishes withlight to medium soil levelswhere the soils have notdried on.

Used to rinse a partial loadbefore soils are dried on thedishes. Detergent shouldnot be used in this cycle.

Use for delicate washing offine dishware and crystalwith light to medium soil

levels.

Turns on the 725 watt heater calrodduring dry. This option extends theNormal cycle for 23 minutes and theSani Wash cycle for 30 minutes.NOTE: After a power outage, the speeddry option will be on. This option is notavailable on the Rinse Only cycle.

Use for everyday dishes withlight to medium soil levelswhere the soils have notdried on.

This cycle raises the watertemperature in the final rinsecycle to sanitize the dishes.The time will vary based onincoming water temperature.

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CycleTotal

GallonsPre-Wash/

Rinse Pre-Wash Pre-Wash Pre-Wash Main Wash Post-Rinse Post-Rinse Final-RinsePots and

Pans

8.25-11.54

(5-7 fills)

HeatedDual Pump1.56 gallons4 minutes





Dual Pump1.65 gallons2 minutes

1.65 gallons2 minutes

Normal 8.25-11.54

(5-7 fills)








China/Crystal 6.60 HeatedDual Pump1.56 gallons2 minutes




SaniWash 8.46 HeatedDual Pump


HeatedDual Pump


HeatedDual Pumps


HeatedDual Pumps


HeatedDual Pumps


Speed Wash 8.33 HeatedDual Pump1.65 gallons2 minutes




Heated


Rinse Only 1.56 1.56 gallons4 minutes

PowerPresoak

GSD5900D only

1.56 1.56 gallons15 minutes

Speed Dry™ – 23 minutes

CycleTotal

GallonsPre-Wash/


Pans

11.53Dual Pump1.56 gallons4 minutes







Normal 9.89Dual Pump1.56 gallons4 minutes






Light Wash 8.25Dual Pump1.56 gallons2 minutes





China/Crystal 8.25Dual Pump1.56 gallons2 minutes





Glasses 4.96 Heated

1.56 gallons1 minute

HeatedDual Pumps

(no fill)2 minutes

HeatedDual Pumps1.64 gallons2 minutes

Heated



Hi Temp Wash Option – Turns Calrod on all pre-washes and remainder of main wash

Hi Temp Rinse Option – Turns Calrod on all pre-rinses & final rinse

Heated Dry Option – 30 minutes

Cycle Progression Charts

GSD5600 and 5900

GSD5300

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CycleTotal

GallonsPre-Wash/


Pans

11.53Dual Pump1.56 gallons4 minutes







Normal 9.89Dual Pump1.56 gallons4 minutes






China/Crystal 8.25Dual Pump1.56 gallons2 minutes






Hi Temp Wash Option – Turns Calrod on all pre-washes and remainder of main wash

Hi Temp Rinse Option – Turns Calrod on all pre-rinses & final rinseHeated Dry Option – 30 minutes

GSD5100

NOTES

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The flood switch is located under the tub at theleft front corner. The switch remains closed bythe weight of the float, supplying a circuit to thewater valve. A cover (held by a 1/4" hex screw)inside the tub protects the float from "wave

action" and debris which could affect it'soperation. The float should always be free andunrestricted, allowing it's weight to keep theswitch in a closed position. The flood switch isa safety device and does not control the amountof water in the tub! The timer or electroniccontrol regulates the amount of time the watervalve is open. If the control fails and keeps thevalve energized, the overfilling of the tub willcause the float to lift and open the circuit to thewater valve. The flood switch will not stop theflow of water if the valve sticks open from amechanical failure.

Water Valve

All GE Profile Performance Triton™ modeldishwashers use the quiet water valveWD15X0096. This valve minimizes water inletnoise by reducing the water flow rate toapproximately 1.25 gallons per minute. Thestandard water valve used on GE ProfileTriton™, WD15X0093, has a flow rate ofapproximately 1.70 gallons per minute. The coilresistance is approximately 825 ohms for bothvalves. On all models, water enters the tub forabout 40 seconds before the main motorbegins to operate, then continues to fill as themotor is running.

NOTE: The fill times vary by model and the typeof valve used. Use only the exact replacementwater valve. The wrong valve will affect theamount of water entering into the dishwasher andwash performance.

Flood Float Switch

Float Cover

Wash System

All Triton™ models have a 3 level wash systemutilizing a one piece venturi lower spray arm, amid-level arm attached to the upper rack and anupper spray arm attached to the top of the tub.To remove the one piece lower wash arm, inserta screwdriver into the two tabs on the wash armhub to release it. To remove the hub, insert a

screwdriver into the two tap holes and break thelocking tabs by turning with the screwdriver.

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Solenoid Coil

825W

ONE PIECE VENTURI

SPRAY ARM

RIGHT HAND THREADS

INSERT SCREWDRIVERINTO TWO TABS TORELEASE WASH ARM

NOTE: WHEN ASSEMBLED,HUB IS KEYED TO TUB

NOTE: SPRAY ARM AND HUBARE ONE ASSEMBLY

The mid-level spray arm receives water from thepower tower on the lower wash arm. To removethe mid-level arm, pull out the upper rack and notethe direction of four locking tabs on the spray arm.Push on the tabs as appropriate to remove. Themid-lever arm is replaced as a complete assembly.

POWER TOWER

4

LockingTabs

The upper wash arm receives water from a plasticcorrugated hose at the top of the tub. The hoseruns outside the tub, down the left side and isattached to the upper port on the pump. To

remove the upper spray arm, the dishwasher mustbe removed from the installation. Two 1/4" hexhead screws hold the arm to the top of the tub.



AUXILIARY

PUMP

COVER INLET

SUMP FILTER

SUMP COVER

UPPER RACK

MID-LEVELSPRAY ARM

UPPERSPRAYARM

SUMP

MAIN

PUMP

SOIL

COLLECTION

CHAMBERCHECK

VALVE

TURBIDITY

SENSOR

CHECK

VALVE

POWERTOWERASSEMBLY

Note: some componentsnot on all models

COARSE FILTERASSEMBLY

DRAIN

HOSE

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Wash Cycle Filtering

All Triton™ dishwashers utilize a very effectivefiltration system. The dishwasher has a coarsecover inlet where water is first drawn into thesump. Under the coarse cover inlet is the sumpcover, which has a fine screen on one side and isopen on the other. The sump cover sits on acoarse filter assembly which is held to the bottomof the tub by two push-on nuts located at the frontof the filter. Under the coarse filter assembly isthe sump filter, which is located in the sump itself.The sump filter increases filtration effectivenessby trapping food soils in the sump until the nextdrain cycle.

FILTERSCREEN

COLLECTIONCHAMBERSoil trapped behind the filter

screen settles out into thecollection chamber.

In addition to filtering the water entering into thesump, all models have a self-cleaning filter at theback of the tub. Water spraying from the washarms enter this filter as it runs down the rear ofthe tub. As the water passes through the coarsefilter grates across the back, a fine mesh filterscreen in the middle traps food particles andprevents them from reentering the tub. The finemesh screen is automatically cleaned by aspecial spray jet on the underside of the washarm during each rotation. Soil collected on theback side of the screen will settle into thecollection chamber below, where it will bewashed away during the drain cycle.

During a wash cycle, extremely large foodparticles or foreign objects are prevented fromentering the pump by the cover inlet. Foodparticles able to pass through the cover inlet arethen filtered by the sump cover. Particles toolarge to fit through the screen side of the sumpcover are directed into the sump through theopen side of the cover and captured by the sumpfilter until the next drain cycle. Water is alsofiltered by the coarse filter assembly in thebottom of the tub. Water and food particles smallenough to fit through this filter will enter the sumpby flowing beneath the filter in the approximately1/2" of space between the coarse filter and thebottom of the tub, then through the open side ofthe sump cover. Only those particles smallenough to pass through the screens of the filterassembly, sump cover or sump filter are allowedto recirculate into the tub.

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COVER INLET

SUMP COVER

FILTERASSEMBLY

SUMP FILTER

2 PUSH-ON NUTS

FLOW DURING DRAIN

BOTTOM OF TUB

1/2"

The drawing below illustrates the flow of foodparticles during water circulation and how largerparticles are captured in the sump until the draincycle.

The illustrations on the following page depict theoperation of the collection chamber and pistonduring the various dishwasher cycles.

Large Food Particles

Small Food Particles



Wash & Rinse Cycles

Drain Cycle

Auxiliary Drain Cycle

Piston ValveCLOSED

Piston ValveCLOSED

During wash and rinse, soil will settle downinto the collection chamber where it willaccumulate.

In the drain cycle, water from the pump forces

the piston valve to lift and close off the tubopening, directing the soil accumulation outthe drain.

During auxiliary drain, only the auxiliary pumpwill run, pumping water into the collectionchamber, lifting the piston and forcing theremaining water out the drain.

Piston ValveNORMALLY

OPEN

Collection Chamber Operation by Cycles

To

To

Drain

Drain

FILTERASSEMBLY

2 PUSH-ON NUTS

CAUTION:Extreme care must be used when removing the

two push-on nuts from the coarse filter assembly.

The nuts grip molded plastic posts which are apart of the dishwasher tub. Do not remove thenuts unless absolutely necessary. Should thefilter need to be removed, gently pry the nuts fromthe posts using a small, flat blade screwdriver.

If necessary, the sump can be accessed withoutremoving the push on nuts by carefully lifting upat the back edge of the filter assembly. Use carewhen reaching around or through the coarse filteras the sump opening in the filter can have a

sharp edge. Never lift the filter greater than 45°without first removing the push-on nuts.

45°

TUB BOTTOM

C O A R S E

F I L T E

R

MAXIMUM

ANGLE

If the posts break from the bottom of the tub, arepair kit, WD22X10023 can be used. The kitconsists of a molded plastic base, which afterremoving the lower spray arm will fit over the

raised center portion of the tub and hold down thefilter. Screwing the spray arm down over themolded base holds it in place.

Coarse FilterRepair Kit

WD22X10023



AUXILIARY PUMP DRAIN CYCLE

MAIN PUMP DRAIN CYCLE

At the start of the drain cycle, the drain solenoid is energized with 120 VAC for approximately 5-10seconds, lifting a spring loaded flapper (gate valve) inside the main pump. The gate valve closes off theflow of water through the spray arm and directs the water into the collection chamber. The force of thewater from the pump holds the gate valve up and the water entering the collection chamber pushesupward on a piston, closing the opening into the tub and directing water out the drain line. The waterflowing through the collection chamber picks up the soil that had previously accumulated in the chamber

during the wash and rinse cycles and flushes it out the drain. The main pump is energized for 60seconds in the drain mode, unless the cycle calls for the auxiliary pump (if applicable), in which case themain pump will operate for 24 seconds. The check valve located in the drain line at the outlet of the collection chamber prevents waste waterfrom reentering the tub. On models with an auxiliary pump, a check valve located at the outlet of theauxiliary pump prevents drain water from entering the auxiliary pump and sump when the main pump isoperating in a drain cycle.

COLLECTIONCHAMBER

CHECKVALVE

CHECKVALVE

MAINPUMP

SUMPAUXILIARY

PUMP

DRAIN SOLENOID

The auxiliary drain pump operates on120 VAC and is energized in selectedcycles for 36 seconds after the main pumphas operated for 24 seconds and removedthe majority of water from the tub. Themain pump is turned off and the auxiliarypump removes all the remaining water,including all water from the sump area.

This allows the dishwasher to fillcompletely with clean water during thenext fill cycle. As water is forced throughthe auxiliary pump check valve, the wateris directed only into the collection chamberand out the drain line. The closed gatevalve in the main pump prevents waterfrom reentering the tub through the mainpump. The water pressure pushing up onthe piston in the collection chamberprevents water from reentering the tubfrom the collection chamber.

NOTE: The check valve flapper in the auxiliary pump is beveledon one side and marked OUT on the other. The side markedOUT should face towards the collection chamber.

NOTE: If no-drain problems occur,one possibility may be the rubbercheck valve in the auxiliary pumpmay be damaged or missing. Also, adamaged or "stuck open" piston inthe collection chamber will cause thewater to circulate through the tubrather than being forced down thedrain.

If you suspect an obstruction inthe drain hose, it is not possible toclear the hose by blowing through itwithout removing the hose from thecollection chamber. This is due tothe check valve allowing water toflow in only one direction.

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COLLECTIONCHAMBERCHECK

VALVE

CHECKVALVE

AUXILIARYPUMP

SUMP



All models use the quiet, capacitor startinduction motor. This motor rotates clockwise(as viewed from the terminal end) atapproximately 3100 rpm and drawsapproximately 1.8 amps at 120 VAC. It has aresistance of 10 ohms (± 2).

NOTE: The capacitor comes with the motorand is not currently available as a separate

part.

Induction Motor

The induction motors use the new Piranha™

anti-jamming food disposer cutter blade. Thisdual-swivel impeller is made of “304 series”stainless steel.

The terminals on the induction motor arelabeled L1 and N. The motor is thermallyprotected (internally) through the L1 side. Thewiring connector is color-coded blue to matchthe blue wire leading to the motor and isdesigned to fit on the terminals only one way.Make certain that the connector is fully seatedwhen installing.

NOTE: It is extremely important that the self- tapping grounding screw is tightened securely.

GROUNDSCREW

Capacitor

ThermalProtector

Internal Motor Wiring

SELF-TAPPING

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Pull

AUXILIA RY PUMP

COLLECTION CHAMBER

CAPACITOR

DRAIN HOSECorrugated polypropylene

DRAIN SOLENOID

TURBIDITY SENSOR

MAIN PUMP

MOTOR

It is important to remember the motor doesnot start immediately when the dishwashercycle has started. The tub will begin filling withwater and the motor will start approximately 50seconds into the fill cycle. If the motor hums,but will not start, make certain the pumpimpeller is free from obstructions and themotor shaft can turn freely. Note, on theinduction motor models, if the capacitor isopen or shorted, the motor will hum and willnot start. Check for 120 VAC at the motorterminals. Take the voltage measurementwhile "under load" (as the motor is trying tostart). This will eliminate any possibilities ofpoor wiring connections. If 120 VAC is presentand the motor will not start, the motor will haveto be replaced.

Troubleshooting the Motor

(not on all models)

THERMISTOR

®

IMPORTANT:When servicing, check all wiring forloose connections at harness, connectorplugs, and control pins first. Loose pinsor wiring is the most likely cause forerratic operation or non-operation of theunit!

approximately 25W

approximately 40W

UPPER WASH ARM HOSE

NOTE: The drain opening (lower port) on themotor/pump assembly is a larger diameter thanprevious induction motors. Make certain to usethe correct motor replacement, WD26X10011.Using an older style motor with a smaller drainport could cause a leak at the hose connection.



TURBIDITY SENSOR (Clean Sensor)

The turbidity sensor measures the amount ofsuspended particles in the wash water bytransmitting light through a glass tube andmeasuring the quantity of light which passes

through. As the soil level increases, theamount of transmitted light decreases. Theseturbidity measurements are supplied to thecontrol and used to determine whether anyprewash or rinse cycles can be skipped.Decisions are based on a comparison ofclean water measurements at the beginningof the first fill, measurements taken at the endof selected fills, and water temperature. Bymeasuring the turbidity level, the control canconserve energy on lightly soiled loads byskipping unnecessary cycles.

NOTE: If the turbidity sensor circuit fails openor shorted, the SENSING LED will not lightand the unit will operate for the maximum

amount of time, using the maximum numberof wash and rinse fills for the selected cycle.

Turbidity - the amount of suspended particles in a fluid.

All turbidity sensor models have a tub thermistorused to measure sump water temperature. Abracket holds the thermistor to the bottom of thetub. The temperature of the water in the sump isestimated by adding 8o F to the external tubtemperature. The thermistor's resistance has anegative coefficient. As the temperatureincreases, it's resistance value goes down. At aroom temperature of 77o F, the thermistor'sresistance is approximately 50K ohms. Thetemperature measurement is used to help thecontrol determine whether to skip any prewashesand start the main wash cycle.

TUB THERMISTOR

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NOTE: Take ohmmeasurements withleads disconnectedfrom control.



Dishwasher Door and Tub

All models have an "aluminum wrap" outer doorpanel. This outer panel is a one-piece unit,eliminating all exterior trim. The panel is attachedto the door hinges with six Torx T-20 screws. Theescutcheon is attached to the outer door panelwith four Phillips screws on the Profile ™ andProfile Performance™ models. All other modelsuse two screws. The wire harness runs down the

center of the outer panel, between pads ofinsulation. A replacement outer door panel canbe installed over the existing panel if excessivedamage to the old panel has not occurred. Byremoving the two bottom Torx screws, the newpanel can be slipped under the escutcheon andwrapped over the old panel.

The door springs are side mounted. The springsare adjustable by moving the bottom spring hookto a different hole in the lower leg channel. Aheavy spring kit (GPF100) is available for customdoor panels weighing more than four pounds.The top of the spring hooks into a plastic linkwhich connects to the door hinge bracket asshown below.

The PermaTuf ®

interior door panel contains therinse agent tank and soap dispensermechanism. All Triton™ models have a thermalmastic attached to the inner door to help reducesounds and reduce water temperature lossduring circulation.

MASTIC DOOR INSULATION

PROFILE PERFORMANCE™ MODEL

The door gasket is a one piece gasket with aserrated lip that fits into a channel in the innerdoor panel. The gasket fits completely aroundthe door except for the bottom middle, wherethe gasket insert is installed. The gasket insertis made of the same material as the gasket, buthas slots in it to allow for water flushing action.

MASTIC TUB INSULATION

The PermaTuf ®

dishwasher tub is a one piecepolypropylene (heavy-duty plastic) and is notreplaceable. The tub is covered with a fiberinsulation blanket to reduce sound. Somemodels have thermal mastic to improve sounddeadening capabilities and reduce heat loss.

PROFILE PERFORMANCE™ MODEL

Escutcheon

Outer Door Panel

Phillipsscrews

Torx T-20 screws

Torx T-20 screws

Insulation Insulation

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Gasket

DOORSPRING



The active vent helps to reduce the noise level andheat loss when in the closed position. The ventuses the same type DC motor as the sequenceswitch. The electronic control supplies +/-14 VDCto the motor. The control reverses polarity to drivethe motor in a clockwise or counterclockwise

direction. Once the vent door is driven to the openor closed position, the motor stalls, drawing 125milliamps. The electronic control senses thiscurrent draw and recognizes that the proper ventposition has been reached. If you suspect aproblem, remove the leads and check for 14 VDC atthe control. The vent is closed during the washcycle and open during the drying cycle or when theunit is not in use. If the vent is closed and the dooris unlatched during the wash cycle, the vent willopen. When the door is latched again, the vent wilremain open for seven (7) seconds, then closeagain to finish the cycle.

The door components are accessed by separatingthe inner and outer door panels. This is done byremoving the seven Phillips screws from aroundthe edge of the inner door panel (note the differentthread patterns), and the one small Phillips screwfrom the underside of the latch knob. Carefullyseparate the door panels, keeping the latchmechanism with the inner door. Raise the inner

door panel and latch it to the tub to hold it in place.

IMPORTANT:When servicing, check all wiring for looseconnections at harness, connector plugs,and control pins first. Loose pins orwiring is the most likely cause for erraticoperation or non-operation of the unit!

Door Components

Electronic Control

There are two types of electronic controlsturbidity sensor and non-turbidity sensor. The

sensor control (WD21X10062), is used on ProfilePerformance™ models and has a vertical row ostatus display LEDs to the left of the selector padsThe non-sensor control (WD21X10061), is used onProfile™ models and has a clean LED on theStart/Reset pad. The model selection connectodetermines which dishwasher features are activatedin the control. The connector is NOT supplied witha replacement control and must be transferred fromthe old control.

Low voltage DC120 Volts AC

Model Selection Connector

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This assembly contains two switches and willbreak both sides of the electrical line. It is held inplace by two screws to the escutcheon.

NOTE: Make certain that the latch mechanism fitswithin the curved portion of the interlock switchwhen reassembling the door.

Door Interlock Switch

The wire harness runs up the center of the outerdoor panel and is held in place by a retaining clip atthe bottom of the door and a wire tie at the control.It is very important for the wiring to be secured andclear of the detergent trip lever. Should the wiringor connectors become damaged, a completeharness assembly is available for the Profile™ and

Wire Harness

DetergentTrip Level

Important: Alwayslatch the detergentcup when running

an F1 test.

NOTE: The wire tie must beinstalled on the unit to preventthe harness from getting intothe detergent trip mechanism.

View of electronic model with inner door panel removed

Profile Performance™ models. The harnessincludes both the DC low voltage and AC linevoltage wiring, the flood switch, the tub thermistorand all harness connector plugs.

Active Vent

+/-14 VDC Motor



The sequence switch controls power to the120V components: the motor pump assembly,heater, drain solenoid, auxiliary pump (ifapplicable) and water valve. The switchcontains two sets of contacts, a 14 VDC drivemotor and a molded cam (or platter). The camhas molded "raises", which lift or lower themetal fingers of the contacts. The low voltageDC contacts provide feedback to the electronic

control and the 120 VAC contacts energize theindividual dishwasher components.

Sequence Switch

14 VDC Motor

+/- 14 VDC Terminals

+/- 5 VDC Terminals

All 120 VAC Terminals

Molded"raises"

NOTE: Do NOT attempt to disassemble andrepair the sequence switch. If you determinethe switch to be at fault, it should be replacedand is available only as a complete assembly.

The sequence switch's drive motor receives+14 VDC or -14 VDC from the electroniccontrol. The voltage can be measuredbetween the orange and blue wires on thewhite connector plug while the motor isrunning. It is important to note that the motordoes not continuously receive voltage from thecontrol. The electronic control will only supply+/- 14 VDC to the sequence switch motorwhen necessary to change the position of the120V contacts and operate a component orchange a cycle. The cam is able to rotate in aclockwise or counter-clockwise direction basedon the DC polarity supplied to the motor.When the cam rotates in a counter-clockwisedirection, the sequence switch will break powerto all components and de-engerize them. Thisis accomplished by a rod located under the

metal fingers which lifts the contacts off themolded cam and opens all circuits wheneverthe cam is driven in a counter-clockwisedirection.NOTE: The sequence switch does NOT runcontinuously. The motor only drives the camwhen necessary to activate (or deactivate) acomponent or change a cycle.

As a safety feature, when the selected cycleis completed and the switch is returned to it's"home" position, the final rotation is counter-

The cam will rotate in both directions throughsections 1 and 3. For example; In a normalwash cycle, the cam will rotate in a clockwisedirection beginning in section 1 and the unit willfill with water for prewash. About 50 secondsinto filling, the cam will rotate a little further insection 1 and the main pump will come on. Thedishwasher will begin to circulate the water

Prewashand

Final Rinse

Cycles

Trip the

Detergent

Cup

Main Wash

and

Post Rinse

Cycles

Dispense

the Rinse

Agent

Section

1

2Section Section

Section

3

4

The "molded raises" on the cam in thesequence switch are divided into four differentsections. Each of the sections control specificfunctions and energize the components

necessary for those specific functions.

Switch Operation

The cam on the sequenceswitch has an "H" stampedon the lobe. In the normal orreset position, the "H" should

be at the six o'clock position.

"Home"Position

clockwise to assure that all components are de-energized. The home position is marked on thecam by a small letter "H" in a circle as shown inthe illustration below. The switch must beremoved from the escutcheon for the "H" to bevisible through the opening on the back of theswitch cover. The sequence switch shouldalways return to the home position at the end ofthe selected cycle or when "reset" has beenactivated. Reset can take up to 60 seconds to

complete.

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Rod



as it continues to fill. When the dishwashercompletes the prewash wash time, the switchrotates the cam further in section 1 and themain pump (and auxiliary pump if applicable)drains the water from the tub. After theprewash is complete, the cam will then rotatecounter-clockwise back to the beginning ofsection 1 and begin a second fill. When all theprewashes are complete, the cam will rotateclockwise into section 2 and trip the detergentcup. After the cup has opened, the cam willcontinue to rotate into section 3 and begin thefill for main wash.

NOTE: It is normal operation for the detergentcup to open and dispense detergent into thetub when the main pump is off and there is nowater in the tub!

For information on the disassembly and repairof the detergent cup and rinse aid assemblies,refer to Technician Manual Pub. No. 31-3281.

The sequence switch is also designed so a

counter-clockwise rotation of the cam througheither sections 2 or 4 will cause the switch tostall. This is caused by the detergent trip levercatching in the notches (or cam drops) on thebackside of the cam. Under normal conditions,the sequence switch should never rotatecounter-clockwise through these sections. Theswitch is designed to run backwards into a stallwhen the control cannot determine the switch'sposition. This insures that no load is activateduntil the dishwasher's problem is corrected. Ifthis problem ever does occur, the trip lever willbe held by the cam and you will be unable tomove it. In the following order, check thesepossibilities:

1. The electronic control received a false signaland is confused as to the switch's position.Disconnect power for a minimum of 10seconds, reconnect power and attempt to resetthe dishwasher.

2. A poor electrical connection or broken wire ispreventing the control from receiving thecorrect feedback signal. Check the wiring.

3. The sequence switch is bad and requiresreplacement.

4. The electronic control is bad and requires

replacement. After completing the main wash and pre rinsecycles, the cam will rotate into section 4 anddispense the rinse agent. It will continue torotate clockwise into section 1 again, where thecam will activate the final rinse cycle. At theend of the dishwasher cycle, the cam will rotatecounter-clockwise a short distance in section 1,open all the contacts and de-energize allcomponents until the next time the dishwasheris operated.

Sequence

DRAINPUMP

DRAIN

HEATER

WATER

PUMP

B L A C K

7/6

1

2

3

4/5

W H I T E

As mentioned earlier, each set of contacts onthe sequence switch control a different functionin the dishwasher. The white connector plugcontains the low voltage DC wiring. Two wiressupply +/- 14 VDC to operate the motor. Theremaining wires use 5 VDC to provide feedbackon the position of the cam to the electroniccontrol. The molded "raises" on the cam openand close the 5 VDC contacts, enabling thecontrol to determine the cam's current position.

A black wire is connected to a terminal thatprovides a common for all 5 VDC contacts withinthe switch. The black connector plug contains the 120VAC circuits.

As shown in theillustration, the switchis labeled to show whateach wire is connectedto. The numberingnext to the white plugidentifies where thewires connect on theelectronic control.

Switch

Removal

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Heating Element

Profile™ model dishwashers contain a 500watt and Profile Performance™ models containa 725 watt Calrodâ heating element. Theseelements consist of a tungsten wire packed inmagnesium oxide and surrounded by a coatedstainless steel sheath. The 725 watt elementhas a resistance of approximately 19 ohms andthe 500 watt has a resistance of approximately

29 ohms. The elements can be utilized forheating the water during the wash cycle and forheating the air during the dry cycle.

Drying Cycle

There are two methods of drying the dishwareat the end of the wash cycle; heated dry andenergy saving natural dry. Both methods utilizeconvection air flow to aid in the drying process. As shown in the illustration, convection airflow is created by the hot dishware drawing coolroom air into the tub through the gap betweenthe tub and the bottom of the inner door panel.

This air helps to evaporate moisture as it iscirculated through the tub. The air is exhaustedback into the room through the upper door vent.

When HEATED DRY (Profile™) is selected,the heated dry LED will be lit and the 500 wattheating element will be on during the dryportion of the cycle. This cycle will add 30minutes to the total cycle time. When SPEEDDRY (Profile Performance™) is selected, the

speed dry LED will be lit and the 725 wattheating element will be on during the dryportion of the cycle. The cycle will add 23minutes to the NORMAL WASH cycle and 30minutes to the SANI WASH cycle.

NOTE: During the SANI WASH cycle, the calrodis on for only the first 5 minutes of the 30 minutecycle and the remainder is cool down.

The dry option may be changed by pressingthe appropriate dry pad any time after thewash cycle has started. If changed during thewet portion of the cycle, dry time is eitheradded or subtracted, as appropriate, from the

remaining cycle time. If changed from ON toOFF during the dry portion of the cycle, thepanel blanks and the CLEAN LED will beturned on. The HEATED DRY and SPEEDDRY option will not operate on the RINSEONLY cycle. Turbidity sensor models use the tub thermistorto monitor the temperature inside thedishwasher throughout the entire dry cycle. Ifthe inside tub temperature exceeds 170o F, theelectronic control turns the heater off for theremainder of the dry cycle.

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Nut

Heater

Washer

Heater

Grommet

725 Watt

Element

19W

TO REMOVE THE HEATING ELEMENT:

1. Disconnect the power and unplug the wires from the heating element terminals.

2. Unscrew the two heating element nuts.3. Remove the heating element supports.4. Lift and remove the heating element.

500 Watt

Element

29W



Notes on Drying

It is normal for steam to come through the ventduring the dry cycle and whenever water isbeing pumped from the tub. Make certain the water inlet temperature iscorrect . Low water in let temperature wi l lprevent proper convection air movement andincrease drying time substantially. If the complaint is the dishes are not drying

correctly, don't overlook the rinse agent. Arinse agent will improve the water sheetingaction and drying performance.

After a power failure, the electronic controlwill automatically default to HEATED DRY(Profile™) or SPEED DRY (ProfilePerformance™) "ON".

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NOTES:

Depending on the model, the heating elementmay be used in one of four ways during wash tohelp reach a 131° - 135°F water temperature.This temperature is required to effectivelydissolve animal fats and soils on dishware.

SaniWash™ - raises the water temperature inthe final rinse to santize the dishes. Once

a temperature of 155°F (+/- 4°*F) isreached, the control will turn the heater off.

Hi-Temp Wash Option - turns the heating element on in all pre-wash fill cycles.

Hi-Temp Rinse Option - turns the heating element on in all pre-rinse and final rinse cycles. Auto Temperature Sensing - turbidity sensor models measure the water temperature

and turn on the heater when necessary.

These methods for heating the water stillrequire a minimum water inlet temperature of

120°F. If the water temperature is too cold, thecycle will not be long enough for the heater toraise the water to the proper temperature.



Status Lights What It Means What To Do

CUSTOMER CUES

CLEAN

START

RESET

NORMAL

This is normal. TheSTART/RESET padhas been pressed.

Press the START/RESET pad to turnoff the beeper - the dishwasher willattempt to reset. Restart the washcycle. If this error continues, call forservice.

GE Profile™

Status Lights What It Means What To Do

CUSTOMER CUES

OFF

FLASHING

FLASHING +BEEPING SOUND


SENSING

WASHING

RINSING

DRYING

CLEANSENSORError.

Control Error

Control not beingassigned to act asa particular model.

START/RESET padhas been pressed

Control Error

Sequence switch notreaching its targetposition within 30seconds.

If the sensing light does not come onduring the NORMAL or POTS PANScycles, the CLEANSENSOR is notworking - call for service. The dish-washer will continue to work withoutthe CLEANSENSOR.NOTE: This light will not stay on theentire cycle.

Allow the dishwasher up to 90 secondsto drain and reset before selecting anew cycle.

Press the START/RESET pad to turnoff the beeper - the RINSING lightwill continue to flash. Disconnect powerfor one minute and reset. If conditioncontinues, call for service.

Press the START/RESET pad to turnoff the beeper - the dishwasher willattempt to reset. Restart the washcycle. If this error continues, call forservice.

GE Profile Performance™

C u s t om er F a ul t C u e s

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Control Error

Control not beingassigned to act asa particular model.

Control Error

Sequence switch notreaching its targetposition within 30seconds.

Press the START/RESET pad to turnoff the beeper - the RINSING lightwill continue to flash. Disconnect powerfor one minute and reset. If conditioncontinues, call for service.

Allow the dishwasher up to 90 secondsto drain and reset before selecting anew cycle.

POTS& PANS

RINSEONLY

(5300 Series shown)



MODELS 5100/5300 F-1 TEST CYCLE MATRIX

SEQUENCE

SWITCHSTEP TIME (Sec) ACTION LED DISPLAY* DESCRIPTION

1 30 — START/RES ET, CLEAN , (Fac tory Use Only)KEY 1, DELAY START 1,2, 3

2 5 — Illuminate all LEDs Energize all LEDs for 5seconds

3 10 + 30 Trip Detergent & Fill S TA R T/RESET, S equence sw itch tripsD EL A Y S TA R T 2, 3 d ete r ge nt c u p; W a te r v al ve

ON for 30 seconds

4 30 Fill & Circulate STA R T/RES ET, W ater valve and main pumpDELA Y S TA RT 1 ON for 30 sec onds; Clos e

active vent

5 60 Circulate & Heat STA R T/RES ET, M ain pump and Calrod ONDEL AY S TA R T 1, 3 fo r 60 s ec onds

6 10 Circulate & Drain STA R T/RES ET, Drain solenoid and main pumpDEL AY STA R T 1, 2 ON f or 10 s ec onds to

evacuate water7 50 Circulate STA R T/RESET, Continue main pump ON for

D EL A Y S TA R T 1, 2 50 s ec o nd s to ev ac ua te w ate r

8 < 10 Trip Rinse A gent STA RT/RESET, KEY 1 Sequence sw itch trips rinseagent

9 30 Fill S TART/RES ET, KEY 1, W ater valve ON for 30DELAY S TA R T 3 seconds

10 23 Fill & Circulate START/RESET, KEY 1, W ater valve and main pumpDELA Y STA RT 2 ON for 23 sec onds

11 3600 Circulate & Heat STA RT/RESET, KEY 1, M ain pump and Calrod(60 min.) DELAY STAR T 2, 3 ON for 60 minutes

12 75 A uxiliary P ump S TA RT/RES ET, KEY 1, Auxiliary pump ON for 75DEL AY S TA R T 1 s ec onds to e vac ua te w ate r;

Open active vent

13 — Home Drive Sequence S w itch to theHome position and exit F1 Tes t Cyc le

*NOTE: KEY 1 represents keypad position #1 (left of the DELAY START keypad)DELAY S TART 1, 2, & 3 represent the leftmost, middle, and rightmost DELAY START LED s,respectively.

POTS&PANS

RINSEONLY


F-1 Test Pads Series 5300

POTS&PANS

RINSEONLY


Series 5100F-1 Test Pads

F1 TEST CYCLE SET UP

1. Close detergent cup and latch door.

2. Press POTS & PANS and NORMAL WASH keypads at the same time and hold for one second. It will then step through the test.

* If any keypad is pressed (except HEATED DRY), the control will beep and advance to next step.

* If POTS & PANS and NORMAL WASH keypads are pressed at the same time for 0.5 seconds, the control will exit test cycle, pump out any water and return to normal operation.

* The main pump will come on in step 4 and stay on until step 11.

* Use clamp-on amp meter to check current flow in heating coil.

FREEZE CAPABILITY

The FREEZE CAPABILITY shall allow the repair technician to pause only the F1 testcycle. Pressing the HEATED DRY keypad shall cause the control to pause on thecurrent test step and the NORMAL WASH LED to illuminate. After the control ispaused, pressing any keypad will cause the F1 test cycle to resume where it waswhen the pause was initiated, and the NORMAL WASH LED will be turned OFF. Ifthe F1 test cycle is paused in a step with the heater ON, then the control will turnthe heater OFF after one (1) minute into the FREEZE CAPABILITY pause.

5100 and 5300 Series F1 Test Cycles

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LED Display Explanation Potential Problem Fault

F-1 TEST LED DISPLAY RESULTS

1. Check connections between the sequence switch and control2. Replace sequence switch3. Replace contol

1. Check jumper wires for proper seating or missing connector.2. Install correct model plug

NORMAL

CLEAN

The NORMAL LED will flash andcontrol will beep when the sequenceswitch is not reaching its targetposition within 30 seconds.

The CLEAN LED will flash andcontrol will beep when modelselection connector is notdetected.

GE Profi le™ (Non-Sensor)



F1 TEST CYCLE SET UP

1. Close detergent cup and latch door.

2. Press POTS & PANS and NORMAL WASH keypads at the same time and hold for one second. It will then step through the test.

* If any keypad is pressed (except HEATED DRY), the control will beep and advance to next step.

* If POTS & PANS and NORMAL WASH keypads are pressed at the same time for 0.5 seconds, the control will exit test cycle, pump out any water and return to normal operation.

* The main pump will come on in step 4 and stay on until step 11.

* Use clamp-on amp meter to check current flow in heating coil.

FREEZE CAPABILITY

The FREEZE CAPABILITY shall allow the repair technician to pause only the F1 testcycle. Pressing the HEATED DRY keypad shall cause the control to pause on thecurrent test step and the NORMAL WASH LED to illuminate. After the control ispaused, pressing any keypad will cause the F1 test cycle to resume where it waswhen the pause was initiated, and the NORMAL WASH LED will be turned OFF. Ifthe F1 test cycle is paused in a step with the heater ON, then the control will turnthe heater OFF after one (1) minute into the FREEZE CAPABILITY pause.

SENSING

HEATEDDRY

DRYING

LOCK

RINSING

LED Display Explanation Potential Problem Fault

F-1 TEST LED DISPLAY RESULTS

1. Connectors are not plugged in or terminal is not seated properly2. Replace turbidity sensor3. Replace Control

1. Broken wire or terminal is not seated2. Connectors are not plugged in3. Temperature sensor is shorted or open

4. Replace control

1. Check connections between sequence switch and control2. Replace sequence switch3. Replace control

1. Replace control

1. Install correct model selector jumper2. Check jumper for wires seated or jumper missing, replace with correct jumper

The SENSING LED will flash whencontrol is receiving incorrect signalfrom turbidy sensor

The HEATED DRY LED will flashwhen control is reading the tubtemperature sensor as open orshort circuit

The DRYING LED will flash andcontrol will beep when the sequenceswitch is not reaching its targetposition within 30 seconds

The LOCK LED will flash whenthe EEPROM inside the controlis damaged

The RINSING LED will flash andcontrol will beep when modelselection connector is missing

GE Profile Performance™ (Turbidity Sensor)

5600 and 5900 Series F1 Test Cycles

MODELS 5600/5900 F-1 TEST CYCLE MATRIX

SEQUENCESWITCH

STEP TIME (Sec) ACTION LED DISPLAY* DESCRIPTION

1 30 — Key 2, SEN S ING, (Fac tory Use Only)W ASH INGflash; Any combinationof KEY 1 and DELAYSTART 1, 2, or 3

2 5 — Illuminate all LEDs Energize all LEDs for 5seconds

3 10 + 50 Trip Detergent & Fill DRYI NG, S AN ITI ZED S equenc e sw itc h tripsdetergent cup. Water valveON for 50 seconds

M ODELS WITH 1.25 WATER VALVE:

4a 32 Fill & Circulate RIN S IN G W ater valve and main pumpON for 32 seconds ; Close theactive vent


4b 10 Fill & Circulate RIN S IN G W ater valve and main pumpON for 10 seconds ; Close theactive vent

5 60 Circ ulate & Heat RINS IN G, SAN ITIZED M ain pump and Calrod ONfor 60 seconds

6 10 Circulate & Drain RINS ING, DRYING Drain solenoid and main pumpON for 10 seconds toevacuate water

7 50 Circ ulate RIN S IN G, DRYING, Continue main pump ON forSAN ITIZED 50 sec onds to evac uate w ater

8 < 10 Trip Rinse Agent & W ASHIN G Sequenc e sw itch trips rinseSelf-diagnostic s agent; Read turbidity sensor,

temperature sensor andEEPR OM . If turbidity ordiagnostic errors occur,energize beeper and flashLEDs (see below).

9 50 Fill W ASHING, SAN ITIZED W ater valve ON for 50seconds

M ODELS WITH 1.25 WATER VALVE:10a 22 Fill & Circulate W A SHIN G, DRYIN G W ater valve and main pump

ON for 22 seconds


10b 3 Fill & Circulate W A SHIN G, DRYIN G W ater valve and main pumpON for 3 seconds

11 3600 Circulate & Heat W ASHIN G, DRYING, M ain pump and Calrod(60 min.) SAN ITIZED ON for 60 minutes

12 75 Auxiliary P ump W ASHIN G, RIN S IN G Auxiliary pump ON for 75seconds to evacuate water;Open active vent

13 — Home W A SHIN G, RIN SIN G, Drive sequence sw itch toD RY IN G , S A N I TI ZE D H om e p os iti on an d

exit F1 Test Cycle

*NOTE: KEY 1 & KEY 2 represent key positions #1 & 2, starting left of the DELAY S TART keypadrespec tively. DELAY S TART 1, 2, & 3 represent the leftmost, middle, and rightmost DELAY STA RT

LEDs, respectively.

In STEP 8 of the F1 Test Cycle: If the control se nses a turbidity sensor erro r, then the control sha llflash the SENSING LED. If the control senses a tub temperature sensor error, then the controlshall flash the HEATED DRY LED . If the control senses an EEP ROM error, then the control shallflash the LOCK LED. If any of these diagnostic errors are detected, the cycle will not advance to STEP 9 until a key is pressed.

POTS&PANS

RINSEONLY



5600 Series

NOTE: F-1 Test PadsLED'S Displayed during F-1 Test Table

5900 Series

NOTE: F-1 Test PadsLED'S Displayed during F-1 Test Table



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Troubleshooting

Latch doorand press

Reset

Does itreset?

Run F1 testwith detergent

cup closed

Yes

Does cupopen and unit fill

with water?No

Checkfor poor

connections or abad wiring

harness

No

Yes

Replace sequenceswitch and runF1 test again

with detergentcup closed

No

F1 testchecks

OK

Repair complete

Yes

No

Run throughremaining F1 test

steps and lookfor faults

If all steps OK,check all wiringand reset housebreaker to reset

electronic control

Repair complete

Yes

Replace sequenceswitch

Replace electroniccontrol and runF1 test again

with detergent

cup closed

run F1 test againwith detergent

cup closed

Repair wiring and

Repair complete

The Drying Light Flashing on Profile Performance™ Models

or

The Normal Light Flashing on Profile™ Models

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IMPORTANT:When servicing, check all wiring forloose connections at harness,connector plugs, and control pinsfirst. Loose pins or wiring is the mostlikely cause for erratic operation ornon-operation of the unit!



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QUICK REFERENCE PARTS



Almond Black White Stainless Steel Bisque

1/4" Custom Wood Panel with Trim GPF425 GPF425B

3/4" Custom Wood Panel - No Trim

Color Replacement Panels GPF400 GPF400B GPF400W GPF400S

Trimless Door Panel GPF600 GPF600B GPF600W

Trimless Access Panel GPF700A GPF700B GPF700W N/A

Available for:GE Profile Performance™ models - GSD5900 Series and GSD5600 Series

Almond Black White

1/4" Custom Wood Panel with Trim GPF325A GPF325B GPF325W

3/4" Custom Wood Panel - No Trim GPF375 GPF375 GPF375

Color Replacement Panels GPF300A GPF300B GPF300WTrimless Door Panel GPF500A GPF500B GPF500W

Trimless Access Panel GPF700A GPF700B GPF700W

GPF475 N/AGPF475GPF475

GPF425W N/A

N/A

GE Profile Performance™ and GE Profile™ Built-In Models

GE Profile™ models - GSD5300 and GSD5100 Series

GE, Hotpoint and RCA Built-In Models

Available for:GE models - GSD3800 Series, GSD3600 Series, GSD3400 Series, GSD3200 Series, GSD2200 Series, GSD2000 SeriesHotpoint models - HDA3400 Series, HDA3200 Series, HDA2200 Series, HDA2000 Series, HDA1000 SeriesRCA models - PSD3400 Series, PSD3200 Series, PSD2200 Series, PSD1000 Series

T R I M K

I T S a n d A C C E S S

O R I E S

Side Panels for all GE models contain one panel and adjustable to kick

GPS5AD - Almond side panel

GSP5WH - White side panel

for end cabinet installation of built-in model. Does not attach to dishwasher.

GPF47BK - Black 6" access panel kit

GPF47WH - White 6" access panel kit

GPF53 - Dishwasher bracket for non-wood countertop installation

GPF100 - Heavy spring kit for custom door panel weighing more than 4 lbs.

GPF200 - Almond/Black/White side tub flange gasket kit

Wood Insert Cutout Dimensions

3-11/1Access insert

Door insert 18-7A

C

B* Bottom of panel must be notched 1-1/2" x 1/2" to clear

access panel.

** Adjustment required to match adjacent cabinet fronts due toleveling leg adjustment -4" nominal.

PanelModels/Kit A B C Thickness

GSD5900/5600/

5300/5100 SeriesGPF425 Kit

GSD5900/5600/

5300/5100 Series

GPF475 Kit

All Other Models

GPF325 Kit

GPF375 Kit

19-3/4" 23-9/16" 3-11/16" 1/4"

19-13/16" 23-5/8"

4-1/4"*

3-11/16"**

3/4"to

18-7/8" 23-9/16" 3-11/16" 1/4"

All Other Models18-15/16" 23-5/8" 3/4"

4-1/4"*to

3-11/16"**

NOTE:

GPF425C

GPF475

GPF400C

GPF600C

GPF700C



Service trips to the home to teach the customer how to use the dishwasher.

Improper installation.

Replacement of house fuses or resetting of circuit breakers.

Failure of the product if it is abused, misused, or used for other than the intended purpose or usedcommercially.

Damage to the product caused by accident, fire, floods or acts of God.

Incidental or consequential damage to personal property caused by possible defects with this appliance.

Cleaning or servicing of the air gap device in the drain line.

What GE Will Not Cover:

GE Triton ™ Warranty

Full 1 Year

Limited Additional 1 Year (2 Year Total)

Limited Additional 4 Years (5 Years Total)

Lifetime of Product

Entire Dishwasher; In-Home; Parts and Labor

Entire Dishwasher; Parts Only

Racks; Electronic Control Module; Parts Only

Perma Tuf Tub and Door Liner; In-Home; Parts and Labor

NOTE: The Electronic Control Module warranty does not include the sequence switch

See the warranty information in the Owners Manual for additional details.

31-9035 ge triton electronic dishwasher service manual

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