GLDT696D02SS General Electric Dishwasher - Overview
Sections of the GLDT696D02SS
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Lower Rack Wheel and Stud
PartSelect #: PS1481883
Manufacturer #: WD12X10231
This wheel attaches to the lower rack.
$17.70
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UPPER SPRAY Assembly
PartSelect #: PS3486937
Manufacturer #: WD22X10081
If your dishes aren’t coming out as clean as they should, the upper spray arm might be the issue. This part helps direct water to the upper rack, ensuring thorough cleaning. Over time, it can become c...
$50.69
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Rinse Aid Cap
PartSelect #: PS958932
Manufacturer #: WD12X10122
This genuine rinse-aid dispenser cap is an original replacement part from GE, designed for use with GE dishwashers. It covers the rinse agent port and securely seals the dispenser to keep the rinse ai...
$44.40
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Tub Gasket
PartSelect #: PS1481856
Manufacturer #: WD08X10063
This part is the replacement tub gasket for your dishwasher. It is black in color and is made of rubber. The tub gasket fits around the circumference of your dishwasher tub, and creates a seal that pr...
$63.84
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Door Spring
PartSelect #: PS1481851
Manufacturer #: WD03X10031
This door spring is approximately 7 inches long. The dishwasher door spring applies tension to the dishwasher door through the door hinge to prevent the door from dropping too quickly when the unit i...
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Dishwasher Pump w/Screws
PartSelect #: PS3486939
Manufacturer #: WD26X10049
Struggling with a flooded dishwasher or water not draining correctly? The GE Drain Pump is just the solution you need. This essential component is at the heart of the draining process in your dishwash...
$142.65
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Common Symptoms of the GLDT696D02SS
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Not cleaning dishes properly
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Wheels had come off and were broken
We ordered a whole new set for the lower rack and even though they were smaller than the original ones, we replaced them all and now the rack slides in and out of the dishwasher with ease!
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Christina from Canton, GA
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Difficulty Level:Really Easy
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Total Repair Time:Less than 15 mins
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cap was melted
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Greg from Doon, IA
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Difficulty Level:Really Easy
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Total Repair Time:Less than 15 mins
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Replaced inner door
I had to buy the inner door assembly since the seal at the bottom was not available separately. $104 for a $10 part.
Before you take anything apart, shut off the power. There is 110V in the door, and it’s pretty unforgiving.
The inner door assembly is manufactured with razor sharp edges all around. It is fastened with approximately 11,000 Phillips screws, all of which fall under the dishwasher upon removal. The outer door will fall to the floor to indicate you have removed all the screws. Or, you could support the outer door, if you are smarter than I am.
Putting the new inner door on isn’t too bad. Mine was bent a little in shipping, but I bent it straight again, pretty much. I had my 19 year old son help hold it in place, so I could learn how “lame” this activity was. Once a couple of screws are installed, he can go back to sleeping 15 hours a day. Make sure the lower seal is aligned as you tighten the bottom screws.
Once you’re done, turn on the power and run the dishwasher. You’ll learn that the leak is due to a clogged discharge hose, and you just burned an hour an $104.
Before you take anything apart, shut off the power. There is 110V in the door, and it’s pretty unforgiving.
The inner door assembly is manufactured with razor sharp edges all around. It is fastened with approximately 11,000 Phillips screws, all of which fall under the dishwasher upon removal. The outer door will fall to the floor to indicate you have removed all the screws. Or, you could support the outer door, if you are smarter than I am.
Putting the new inner door on isn’t too bad. Mine was bent a little in shipping, but I bent it straight again, pretty much. I had my 19 year old son help hold it in place, so I could learn how “lame” this activity was. Once a couple of screws are installed, he can go back to sleeping 15 hours a day. Make sure the lower seal is aligned as you tighten the bottom screws.
Once you’re done, turn on the power and run the dishwasher. You’ll learn that the leak is due to a clogged discharge hose, and you just burned an hour an $104.
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JOHN from VIERA, FL
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Difficulty Level:Easy
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Total Repair Time:30 - 60 mins
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Tools:Screw drivers
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