How to remove black or gray marks on dishes from my GE Dishwasher?
If you see black or gray marks on dishes from your GE Dishwasher, it's likely that aluminum utensils have rubbed against the dishes. Remove the marks with a mild, abrasive cleaner.
What to do if my GE GBF 180 Dishwasher control panel responds but it never fills with water?
If the control panel responds but the dishwasher doesn't fill with water: * Ensure the door is firmly closed. * Make sure the water valve (usually located under the sink) is turned on. * Remove Ultra-Fine filter and lightly tap the piece under the ultra fine filter that looks like a salt shaker. Replace the filter if the flood float may be stuck.
How to resolve water standing in the bottom of the tub of my GE Dishwasher?
If water is standing in the bottom of the tub, it could be due to: * A clogged air gap: Clean the air gap. See the Care and Cleaning section. * Improper installation of the high drain loop or air gap: Refer to the Installation Instructions for proper drain line installation.
How to fix GE GBF 180 Dishwasher dishes that don’t dry?
If your dishes aren't drying, consider the following: * Ensure the inlet water temperature is at least 120°F (49°C). Select Heated Dry or Dry Boost. Use Wash Temp Boost. * Check the rinse agent dispenser and fill as required. * Leave the door closed after the Clean light appears to allow the fan to run for an additional 90 minutes (on some models). Opening the door will cancel this fan extension. * If using the Light cycle, which uses lower water temperature, switch to a different cycle. * Allow cycles to fully complete. See Long cycle times in this TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS section.
Why are the cycle times so long on my GE GBF 180?
If your GE Dishwasher cycle times are longer than expected, it is normal, because the dishwasher washes by alternating mid and lower spray arms. For the best wash and dry performance, allow the cycle to complete. The length of the cycle also depends on the soil level, because the turbidity sensor senses how much soil is on the dishes.
How to get rid of cloudiness on glassware in my GE GBF 180?
Cloudiness on glassware can be due to: * A combination of soft water and too much detergent: Use less detergent if you have soft water and wash glassware in the shortest cycle. * Low performing phosphate-free detergent: See A white film on glassware, dishware and the interior in this TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS section. * Water temperature entering the dishwasher exceeds 150°F (66°C): Lower the water heater temperature.
Why does my GE GBF 180 Dishwasher have long cycle times?
Longer cycles are normal because the dishwasher washes by alternating mid and lower spray arms. Also, the turbidity sensor senses how much soil is on the dishes. Heavily soiled dish loads will add more time to the cycle. Allow the cycle to complete for the best wash and dry performance.
Why won’t water pump out of the tub of my GE Dishwasher?
If water won’t pump out of the tub of your GE Dishwasher, it indicates that the drain is clogged. If you have an air gap, clean it to resolve the issue.
What to do if control panel responded to inputs but my GE Dishwasher never filled with water?
If the control panel of your GE Dishwasher responds to inputs but the dishwasher never fills with water, first, ensure that the door is firmly closed. Next, check that the water valve (usually located under the sink) is turned on. Finally, the flood float may be stuck, so remove the Ultra-Fine filter and lightly tap the piece under the ultra fine filter.
Why is water standing in the bottom of the tub of my GE GBF 180?
If water is standing in the bottom of the tub of your GE Dishwasher, it could be because the air gap is clogged; clean the air gap to resolve this. Alternatively, a high drain loop or air gap may not be installed properly; refer to the Installation Instructions for proper drain line installation.
General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | GBF 180 Series |
| Category | Dishwasher |
| Language | English |
Guidelines for correct installation and maintenance of the dishwasher to ensure safety.
Essential safety precautions to follow during the operation of the dishwasher.
Details on various wash cycle options like Heavy, Normal, Light, and Rinse.
Explanation of Heated Dry, Delay Start, Display Window, Start/Cancel, and Child Lock features.
Explanation of the indicator lights that show the progress of the wash cycle.
Details on various wash cycle options like Heavy, Normal, Light, and Rinse.
Explanation of Heated Dry, Delay Start, Display Window, Start/Cancel, and Child Lock features.
Explanation of the indicator lights that show the progress of the wash cycle.
Details on wash cycle options like Pots & Pans, Normal, China/Crystal, Energy Saver, Quick-Wash, Rinse.
Explanation of Hi Temp, Heated Dry, Sanitize, Delay Start, Display Window, Start/Cancel, Child Lock.
Explanation of the indicator lights that show the progress of the wash cycle.
How to use essential control buttons like Power, Cycles, Options, Delay, and Start/Cancel.
Details on various wash cycle options like Auto, Heavy, Normal, ECO, China/Crystal, 90 mins, Speed, Rinse.
Explanation of options like Heated Dry, Sanitize, and Hi Temp.
Details on various wash cycle options like Heavy, Normal, Light, and Rinse.
Explanation of Heated Dry, Delay Start, Display Window, Start/Cancel, and Child Lock features.
Explanation of Power, Cycles, Options, Delay Start, Control Lock, and Start buttons.
Details on various wash cycle options like Auto, Heavy, Normal, 1 Hour Wash.
Explanation of options like Steam Prewash, Heated Dry, Sanitize, High Temp.
Explanation of the Filter System and Smart Wash System.
Steps for loading, adding supplies, selecting cycles, and starting the dishwasher.
Guidance on preparing dishes and loading the upper and bottom baskets.
Recommended loading patterns for lower and upper baskets.
Details on silverware basket modules and important loading warnings.
Instructions on how to add a dish after the cycle has started.
How to operate and fill the detergent and rinse aid dispensers.
Instructions for cleaning the dishwasher exterior, interior, and spray nozzles.
Possible causes and solutions for dishes and flatware not being cleaned properly.
Causes and remedies for spots and filming on glassware and dishware.
Solutions for cloudiness on glassware, often related to water hardness or detergent.
How to deal with suds in the tub and problems with detergent dispensers.
Causes and solutions for dishes not drying properly after the cycle.
Understanding and addressing long cycle times and control panel response.
How to remove stains from the tub interior caused by food or water minerals.
Troubleshooting steps for when the dishwasher fails to start or operate.
Solutions for water remaining in the tub or not pumping out correctly.
Understanding steam, Sanitized light behavior, and normal operating noises.
How to remove white film caused by hard water or low-quality detergent.
Details on the one-year warranty, coverage limits, and exclusions.
Information on the limitation of implied warranties and exclusion of consequential damages.
Accessing the GE Appliances website, registering, and scheduling service.
Information on purchasing extended warranties and obtaining parts and accessories.
Contact details for customer relations and feedback.
To Next Page
