Mystery Water Leak from a GE/Hotpoint Dishwasher

by Samurai Appliance Repair Man on February 24, 2008

in Dishwasher Repair

So, how do we deal with water leaks in appliances? Let us open our hymnals to the 7th Law of the Prophecy, wherein it is written, “All leaks are visual.” In observance of the prophecy, remove the kickplates from the dishwasher and run it while peering intently underneath with a flashlight. If you see the leak coming from the location shown below…

Leak from a GE/Hotpoint Dishwasher Drain Valve Shaft

Then you just need the drain valve shaft seal. Piece of pie, tovarish! But if you need more help, see this topic and this one at the Samurai Appliance Repair Forums.

Plug n’ chug, bud-row.


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