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	<title>Comments on: GE Triton XL Dishwasher Will Not Drain</title>
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		<title>By: dbell</title>
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		<description>This repair advice was a great help.  Our dishwasher hasn&#039;t been draining completely for some time and had recently gotten worse.  I located the check valve and the rubber garket had completely deteriorated.  I ordered a new part today, but I decided to see if I could get the old part to work while I&#039;m waiting for the new check valve to arrive.  I bought a 5/8&quot; beveled neoprene washer at my local hardware store for 69 cents and put it in place of the original.  It seems to have completely fixed the problem.  So if anyone else has the same problem with just the rubber gasket being damaged, you might be able to fix it really cheap.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This repair advice was a great help.  Our dishwasher hasn&#8217;t been draining completely for some time and had recently gotten worse.  I located the check valve and the rubber garket had completely deteriorated.  I ordered a new part today, but I decided to see if I could get the old part to work while I&#8217;m waiting for the new check valve to arrive.  I bought a 5/8&#8243; beveled neoprene washer at my local hardware store for 69 cents and put it in place of the original.  It seems to have completely fixed the problem.  So if anyone else has the same problem with just the rubber gasket being damaged, you might be able to fix it really cheap.</p>
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