When a General Electric (GE) residential dishwasher fails to clean dishes properly, the malfunction is typically caused by a clogged fine-mesh filter basket at the base of the tub, clogged spray arm holes, or an incoming water temperature that falls below 120 degrees Fahrenheit. If food waste restricts water circulation, the machine cannot wash effectively. You can troubleshoot GE cleaning efficiency easily by inspecting the sump filter. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when twisting and lifting out the cylindrical filter assembly, washing away grease under warm water, clearing spray nozzles, and running a test wash cycle results in spotless dishes and fully dissolved detergent.
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