GE - General Electric GSD3000W03 Official GE Dishwasher

User Manual - Page 8

For GSD3000W03.

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The SYSTEMS MONITOR tells you if certain things are wrong
. DISPLAY
B m
and
RESET
CUP OPEN
BLOCKED
WASH ARM
BLOCKED
DRAIN
WHAT IT MEANS
Electrical power has been
interrupted to the dishwasher but
is now back on.
.
The detergent cup was open at the 1.
start of a cycle. 2.
3.
4.
An obstruction is preventing the
lower wash arm from turning.
This is usually caused by a utensil
sticking through the bottom of the
silverware basket or a pot handle
through the lower rack.
The dishwasher is taking longer
than normal to drain the water
out. This is usually caused by a
blockage in the drain air gap (see
page 21), a kink in the drain hose,
or a stopped up drain pipe.
[ WHATTODO
IF DISHWASHER WAS IN USE WHEN THE POWER
FAILURE OCCURRED:
1, Unlatch the door. If the detergent cup is open, add
detergent and close the cup.
2. Relatch the door and touch "START" then immediately
touch "CLEAR/RESET" (This will pump any remaining
water out of the machine.)
3. Select the desired cycle and rerun the load.
IF DISHWASHER WAS NOT IN USE:
1. Latch door.
2. Select desired cycle.
Run cycle when desired.
Unlatch the door and add detergent if spilled.
Close cup.
Latch door and select cycle.
Touch "START'.'
NOTE:
If cup is latched properly and "CUP OPEN" repeats you
may start wash cycle by pressing START pad a second time.
1. Unlatch door.
2. Check the lower rack for any item that could block the
wash arm and reposition it.
3. Relatch door.
NOTE:
If the wash arm is not blocked and "BLOCKED WASH
ARM" display still appears, you may start wash cycle by
pressing START pad a second time.
This dishwasher is designed to automatically compensate
for longer than normal drain times, but cycle time will be
extended. If this code continues to appear frequently then:
1. Clean the air gap (see page 21).
2. Check for a kink in the drain hose.
3. Check plumbing for slow or stopped up drains.
(NOTE: Warranty service does not cover household
drain problems.)
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