GE Dishwashers Reviews

I bought my house new in 1994 so my GE Potscrubber 580 is now 31 years old. I’ve never had any problems with it! It washes the dishes and pots really well with no streaking and is relatively quiet. My 80 year old Mom lived with me in her last years and said in all the houses she lived in, the GE model was the best. The only thing I will need to do soon is replace the racks as they are somewhat worn. I do run a lemon vinegar mix through it about every 3 months to keep it fresh! I won’t buy a new one until this one stops working….and it will be another GE!

I purchased this GE Dishwasher Model GBP534SSPSS because of its measurements. The dish baskets/racks are useless. The dishes do not stand sturdily. One can't help but wonder did anyone actually try to stack dishes in this appliance. WHAT SIZE DISHES DID THEY USE? I have had to change the way I stack the dishes as the prongs on the racks are not tall enough nor placed intelligently, to support the dishes and they flop about. I am surprised that the owners who make this dishwasher haven't bothered to rectify the problem. I would hesitate to stack my bone china in it as I'm sure they'll suffer cracks as a result of being thrown around. I can't comment on the actual operation of the dishwasher as it was only installed today.

General Electric dishwashers now suck apparently and the older ones are built to last you for a while and even work well. Now we just replaced our dishwasher only a year ago in November 2023 and it does not clean the dishes and it stops. It stops occasionally washes, extremely annoying and inconvenient. They purposely make appliances bad because they’re trying to get the most money out of consumers. That’s honestly sad. There are times that we aren’t. I have the money to replace things are we just need to work. And I don’t have time for a guy with an attitude to come out And try and face it and then blame us for why the dishwasher doesn’t work well.

I recently purchased a GE dishwasher GDF460PGT online from a local big box store to replace an older GE model. The GE specification on the retailer's site said about this DW: "it's consistent performance will give you totally clean and dry dishes with every cycle"..."uses industry-leading Dry Boost technology to remove water from hard-to-dry items like plastics" and continues with "this dishwasher consistently delivers completely dry dishes". Unfortunately I was soon to find out that NONE of this was true.

Do not buy this dishwasher! It is extremely difficult to start. It takes several attempts, you must lean into it and hold the door for at least 30 seconds for it to run. The tines will not stay up at all. The pump went out in the first few months.

This dishwasher gets dishes clean but we have two exact same ones that spit water out the front. This one damaged my brand new kitchen wood baseboard. And it LOCKS without being prompted and harder than heck to unlock. I had to shut power off to it to unlock. Would not unlock holding any button for three seconds. So frustrating!

Purchased our dishwasher under a month ago 10/6/2024. The control panel started making choices on its own. It locked and went on a delay that could not be changed. Called and spent over an hour trying to fix the issue on the phone. Nothing they suggested worked, we agreed that the panel may need replaced. We set up a service call for next day, thought all was well, then received a call from the repair company they use and they said could not come out until next week Monday (1 day shy of a week). This is not acceptable at all! Will not buy a GE product again.

The GE 24" dishwasher is a total waste of money. I purchased model #GDF535PGRWW in June 2022. It is October 2024 and the racks have rusted and it no longer adequately cleans. I've cleaned the filter numerous times but, but still dirty have dishes. I've begun using 2 soap tablets and the jet-dry liquid but everything ends up with a dirty film. Don't waste your money on this appliance.

The dishwasher cleaned dishes effectively; however, after two years of use it broke a number of times, so we incurred costly repairs, and now need to buy a new appliance. The drain pump broke. The circuit board broke. Gaskets broke.

I bought a GE dishwasher, paid over $1,159. Now just 3 years later it’s not working and repairs are going to cost $453… I guess that’s cheaper than buying a new one. But $500 a year ownership sucks. My Sears dishwasher lasted more than 16 years, wish I had it back.