To Next PageTo Next PageWhy doesn't the Sanitized light illuminate at the end of the cycle on my GE GDT665SSNSS?
The Sanitized light may not illuminate if: * The door was opened and the cycle was interrupted during the final rinse. Do not interrupt the cycle by opening the door during the wash cycle. * The incoming water temperature was too low. Raise the water heater temperature to between 120°F and 150°F.
Why does my GE GDT665SSNSS Dishwasher beep once every minute?
If your GE Dishwasher is beeping once every minute, it's a reminder that the door has been left open during operation. To stop the beeping, press the Start button and close the door.
What to do if GE GDT665SSNSS display shows “LEAK DETECTED”?
If your GE Dishwasher displays “LEAK DETECTED”, it means a possible leak has been detected. Call for service.
Why is my GE GDT665SSNSS Dishwasher beeping at the end of the cycle?
If your GE Dishwasher is beeping at the end of the cycle (on some models), this is normal. The dishwasher will beep twice at the end of the cycle. To turn off the double beep indicator (or re-activate it if it was previously turned off), press the Heated Dry button 5 times within 3 seconds. A triple beep will sound to indicate the end-of-cycle beep option has been turned on or off.
Why are my dishes and flatware not clean in my GE GDT665SSNSS?
There are several reasons why your dishes and flatware might not be getting clean. Check these potential causes: * The Ultra-Fine Filter or Fine Filter might be clogged. * The inlet water temperature might be too low. Ensure it's correct, and run the hot water faucet nearest the dishwasher until the temperature stops rising before starting the dishwasher. Consider selecting Wash Temp Boost if available. * Water pressure might be temporarily low. Wait until the pressure is normal before using your dishwasher. Normal water pressure should be 20-120 psi. * The air gap or disposer might be clogged. Clean them. * The high drain loop or air gap might not be installed correctly. Refer to the Installation Instructions. * Improper rack loading could be blocking the detergent dispenser ...
What causes detergent to be left in dispenser cups of my GE GDT665SSNSS Dishwasher?
If detergent is left in the dispenser cups, it may be because dishes are blocking the detergent cup. Reposition the dishes so the water from the lower spray arm can flush the detergent cup. Also, reposition any dishware that may be keeping the dispenser cup door from opening. See the Loading section.
How to stop suds in my GE GDT665SSNSS tub?
Suds in the tub can be caused by: * Using the wrong detergent: Use only automatic dishwasher detergents. Finish® Quantum® Automatic Dishwashing Detergent is approved for use in all GE Appliances dishwashers. To remove suds, open the dishwasher and let them dissipate. Pump out water by pressing Start and closing the door. Wait 30 seconds. Open the door, press and hold Start for 3 seconds, and close the door. Repeat if necessary. * Spilled rinse agent: Always wipe up rinse agent spills immediately.
Why does my GE GDT665SSNSS Dishwasher have long cycle times?
Longer cycles are normal because the dishwasher washes by alternating mid and lower spray arms. For best wash and dry performance, let the cycle complete. Also, the soil level affects cycle time. Heavily soiled dish loads will add more time to the cycle, which is normal. For best results, allow the cycle to complete.
How to clean stained tub interior in GE GDT665SSNSS Dishwasher?
If your GE Dishwasher has a stained tub interior, and you see a white film on the inside surface, it's likely due to hard water minerals. GE Appliances recommends using Finish® Jet-Dry® Rinse Aid to help prevent these deposits. You can also run the dishwasher with citric acid to remove mineral deposits. Citric acid (Part number: WD35X151) can be ordered through GE Appliances Parts. Alternatively, purchase Finish® Dishwasher Cleaner and follow the directions on the label.
Why is there detergent left in the dispenser cups of my GE GDT665SSNSS?
If detergent is left in the dispenser cups of your GE Dishwasher, it's likely that dishes or utensils are blocking the detergent cup. Reposition the dishes to allow water from the lower spray arm to flush the detergent cup. Also, reposition tall utensils or heavy silverware that may be preventing the dispenser cup door from opening, and avoid placing large bowls or pots directly under the detergent dispenser.
General| Type | Built-In |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 16 Place Settings |
| Control Type | Electronic |
| Number of Wash Cycles | 6 |
| Number of Options | 4 |
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Water Filtration System | Yes |
| Dispenser | Detergent and Rinse Aid |
| Upper Rack Features | Adjustable |
| Interior Lighting | No |
| Voltage | 120 V |
| Height | 34 in |
| Width | 24" |
| Depth | 24 in |
Instructions for safe installation, grounding, and professional servicing of the dishwasher.
Key safety steps for operating the dishwasher, including handling sharp items and plastics.
Critical safety alerts for water heaters, child entrapment, electrical hazards, and property damage.
Explains various options like temperature, drying, steam, pre-soak, zone washing, bottle jets, delay, and control lock.
Instructions for loading silverware in the basket, including placement for optimal cleaning and deep clean jets.
Steps for cleaning the Ultra-Fine and Fine filters to ensure optimal performance.
Solves problems with dishes not cleaning, spots, filming, cloudiness, suds, and detergent issues.
Addresses issues like leaks, control panel errors, water fill problems, no power, steam, and noise.
