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Forget the dry cycle. Open the dishwasher after the final rinse and drain. Pull the racks out for a few minutes and allow to air dry . Works well.

@lrb4

Жыл бұрын

You can do that but that’s not how it’s supposed to work

@SPS_survivor

11 ай бұрын

Hey guys. I don’t have a GE machine, mine is a “Lamona” which are the manufacturers that the kitchen fitters use. Not much luck on here with them 😂 With regards to opening it up to let it dry naturally may work on some things (and save a bit of 💷) … but glasses or mugs with a concave base trap puddles of water so I’ve been taking all that sort of stuff out and laying it out on a tea towel - it’s a pain in the 🫏 - *Another thing that can stop your machine getting up to the temperature you set it at to actually do it’s job is affected by sensors in the machine that somehow can tell how dirty the load is, sooo don’t rinse off beforehand! Cheers.

I have a newer Samsung dishwasher that pops the door open for the last 10 minutes of its dry cycle. Works well enough. Sometimes scares the crap outta me.

Pretty good one Dan that's for sure that rinse agent is a very important.... A Bosch dishwasher cannot be opened up in the middle of the dry cycle if you do you have to restart the dishwasher

My dishwasher is always on vacation, because I prefer washing by hand in the sink! My dried out gaskets will result in a different wet problem! 😆

@SPS_survivor

11 ай бұрын

Hey Brian, you should get a hobby mate! 😉 - please take that in jest as it was meant, i wish I was more like that too. I used to avoid doing my dishes until I was literally down to a plate, knife and fork 🍽️ 🤦🏻‍♂️

My dishwasher doesn't dry, he just leaves them in the countertop rack. I wouldn't complain about that, but he stacks the dishes in complete opposition to the way the rack is designed!🤦‍♂️

ive got 5 dishwashers in my house and none are plugged into the wall outlets

Thanks Dan 👍🏼

That's why the fork and the spoon jumped over the moon. 🤣🤣

Thank you buddy!

My house is so economy, that it never had a spot in the kitchen for one? The last owner, just stuck an RV dishwasher in near the corner of the kitchen, right near the 90 degree counter space? They didn't even bother to reinforce the countertop, either? Put a heavier single sink in and the counter is ready to plumet? It's made of particle board, of course?

And that pressure switch along with the relay that drives the heater coils definitely fail. All electro-mechanical stuff fails at a higher rate nowadays with the sheer lack of QC and chinanomics.

Pressure water switch has no business drying the dished it a switch that allow water to enter the unit. Drying issues is usually related to a heating element, thermostat, fan motor or a vent

I just open the door at the end. Dries just fine better than having to go flip the breaker.

If you can catch it right when the wash cycle ends and dry cycle begins, and open the door, a big puff of steam will exit, followed by perfectly dry dishes.

I don't use rinse aids and have never had a problem. If you don't have hard water, you will probably not need it. Is Dan selling GENUINE GE parts now? I think GE sold their appliance division anyway. It's probably Chinese.

@dansproshop

Жыл бұрын

Just trying to help…

@markgigiel2722

Жыл бұрын

@@dansproshop Love your content, just spewing comments. The parts thing was a joke.

Gojo at the kitchen sink. How'd you get that past the missus? Also the grit is not great for garbage disposers.

@dansproshop

Жыл бұрын

Lol. My wife appreciates my clean hands more than a pretty display on counter top.

@T2D.SteveArcs

Жыл бұрын

@@dansproshop 😅😅

So how does a pressure switch effect drying ability?

@dansproshop

11 ай бұрын

It judges the water level in the basin. More water, more weight, more pressure on the switch. And vice versa. So when the switch sees an empty basin it activates the drying cycle

So the P/S is not allowing the pump to drain the water, so the heat cycle can begin? Too much water in there when it does the heating cycle?

@dansproshop

Жыл бұрын

Yes sir!

Pressure switch 🤔 yeah that's a great idea with grease and crap in the water, probably thought " well it works in washing machines " dishwashers ain't washing machines GE doe

Would that make the heating element not kick on as well?

@dansproshop

Жыл бұрын

I believe so. Because it won’t turn on if there’s no water in it

@SPS_survivor

11 ай бұрын

Another thing that can stop your machine getting up to the temperature you set it at to actually do it’s job is affected by sensors in the machine apparently that somehow can tell how dirty the load is, sooo don’t rinse off beforehand! 🤷🏻‍♂️

What an unbelievably stupid idea. The floats worked with zero issue. Why complicate something that doesn’t have to be? 😑

@dansproshop

Жыл бұрын

I couldn’t agree more. But what can you do? It’s the way things are now

@SPS_survivor

11 ай бұрын

Yep, my thoughts exactly, as we say in the uk, “if it ain’t broke, don’t try and fix it” - (my new washing machine has 14 programs - THEN, downloadable programs that I can use my phone for) ! I mean wtf?! 😂😂 stay safe guys and girls ✌️

Also, you could just hand your wife a dry towel and tell her to stop using the damp one…😉

@SPS_survivor

11 ай бұрын

😂 I have a sneaky suspicion that you’re either single or have a wife/girlfriend with an amazing sense of humour! (Probably pisses in your coffee though) 😜

@JonesingUSAF

11 ай бұрын

@@SPS_survivor 😂😂married 18 years last month!

Save yourself lots of headaches and buy a Bosch, Maile, or Asko dishwasher.

@JohnDangcilGeekWere

Жыл бұрын

Our older Asko doesn’t clean as well tbh