A shallow pool of water in the sump is normal on this platform and keeps the seals wet; a filled tub is not. That distinction saves a lot of unnecessary calls on Cafe dishwashers.
Owners can safely clean the filter assembly, clear the spray arm holes and check that the drain hose has its high loop. If water genuinely will not clear, turn the dishwasher off at the breaker before anyone investigates the pump area, and leave the pump, the drain solenoid and the control to a technician.
Key Features
- Cafe-line built-in dishwasher documented in GE owner and installation manuals
- Top-control design with a hidden control panel
- Stainless interior on this Cafe model
- Third-level rack arrangement on this generation
Most Common Issues on This Model
01
Water left in the sump at the end of a cycle
02
Dishes coming out wet on condensation drying
03
Top-control panel becoming unresponsive at one end
04
Detergent door not releasing mid-cycle