GE Dishwashers Reviews

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.

Over $1200 for a Profile dishwasher. Started leaking after warranty ran out. Service wants $268 to repair. GE is a piece of crap. Profile range glass door shattered during oven cleaning cycle. They want $700+ to repair. Save your money and buy another make. Do your research. GE APPLIANCES STINK AND ARE MADE TO BREAK. Most dishwashers sold in the U.S. are made in the U.S. Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, KitchenAid, and IKEA dishwashers are made at the world's largest dishwasher factory, located in Findlay, Ohio. Stay away from GE.

I purchased a GE dishwasher, model GDT630PMRES. Install went well until it was time to hook up the water supply. This dishwasher has a cheap nylon/plastic fitting for a GARDEN HOSE connection. It is impossible to make that connection without it leaking. I am so fed up with this cheap Chinese junk. Who was the idiot that spec'd a crappy nylon fitting for a critical component? You saved 30 cents and lost a lifetime GE buyer in the process.

I've been using a GE dishwasher for several years now, and it continues to impress me with its reliability and efficiency. From large family dinners to everyday use, this dishwasher has been a workhorse in my kitchen, consistently delivering clean dishes without fail.

GE Profile dishwashers have a weak point, every one fails in 2-3 years. They have a rubber elbow you cannot buy on the pump motor that disintegrates and floods your home. Do some research before you buy. I wish I did.

GE is the worst company I have dealt with in many years. I purchased a dishwasher and within a few months it was not working. I contacted the store and they said to contact GE before the warranty (one year) was up. It was only about 6 months at the time. The service tech came out and told me to wash the dishes before you can use the dishwasher. There can be not even one piece of food. He pointed to a piece of corn in the dishwasher. I told him that was ridiculous and he did not seem to care. They did nothing for me and a consider this a rip-off directly from the manufacturer.

I am extremely unhappy with the lack of service I received… I called looking for help prior to posting an extremely low review of your product: our GE Profile dishwasher-We are a family of 5 who recently had to have renovations completed post Hurricane Irma and are now faced with having to yet again repair/replace our just under 3yr old dishwasher.

Got a brand new GE Profile dishwasher. Before the year was over, it stopped working. Had to struggle with customer service to stop by. They finally did.. It needed to be replaced. After months of waiting for replacement, he has to fight to get a new one. Since then we have had to reset it.. Now it stops working again. Just the worst appliances! Don’t bother with this brand!

BUYER BEWARE! Purchased this dishwasher 2 years and 8 months ago because it had a 3rd drawer and was stainless steel inside. Paid almost $800.00 with the protection plan included. The 3rd door stopped working and it is under warranty. So I set up repair appointment and technician came and took pictures and left. Today I get a email saying repair denied because of rust. The technician told me there isn’t even a part that can be purchased, because the rust is on the interior bin. I would need a new bin. So basically don’t waste your money on a warranty, they know it will rust within 2 years and deny, deny, and deny all claims. SHAME ON GE, totally unacceptable!

GE had developed a terrible reputation some years ago for its appliances. I stayed away from them altogether for more than a decade. Then I thought I'd try again. So I bought a GE dishwasher for a rental property. The control panel failed within 2 years. The appliance repair service that replaced it said they go bad all the time. Turns out, I had 2 more GE dishwasher control panels fail within the span of 2 months (1 at the rental, 1 in the home I just move into, 1 at a rental property my father owned and I'm managing). I replaced the control panel. Then the door seal failed and the bottom washer arm failed. It's now 3 years old and headed for the landfill. And I'm back to my personal ban on GE appliances.

If you want a high maintenance dishwasher, this is the one for you. There is a filter in the bottom of the dishwasher that has to be cleaned out often or it stinks terribly. The plastic tub molds, having to be cleaned a couple times a week also. Mine won't turn off, luckily it's attached to a switch so I turn it off that way. GE appliances are no longer the quality products they used to be. I bought a GE microwave in March that's decided it's done.

This machine was decent while it worked but I won't buy a GE again. We got it because we loved the slate color...it went perfectly with our flooring and cabinets. Had one repair less than a year in for a leak that was coming from the door but it wasn't a big problem. Its cleaning was only mediocre and drying was worse. The control panel started to go a couple of months ago. After about every 2nd or 3rd wash, it goes out and we need to turn off the circuit breaker for about 5 minutes and then it works again. Now it's leaking from the center bottom. Looks like it's the diverter. It's not even six years old. I hoped to get at least 8-10 years out of a dishwasher. Our prior one lasted over 12 years (Maytag).

Had the water softener (GXSH40V01) product for less than 3 years. Started to fail, ER3 and tank would fill up with water. Flushed out tank (per GE direction), cleaned venturi filter (wasn't dirty at all). Restarted, worked for another month, back to same thing. So on 9/29/22 got a tech to look at, he & GE recommended I replace the control board (part 1039464084), which they sent free to my house ($200 for the tech though). Worked for about a month, or maybe a bit longer. Then ER3 and tank was full again (late 3/23). Had authorized repair come out. $170 said it was a o-ring. Work until about 7/23, then tank full of water again. Called GE 7/18/23, spoke with Nathan, he said I should replace the water heater and since it was out of warranty he said there is nothing he can do to help.

Bought brand new 6-2022, first one delivered, opened box (no damage) and the kick plate was smashed, the left side hoses, and water connections all broken. Store took it back. New one showed up much better condition. Installed and it's leaking from between the front stainless steel panel and the inside tub panel. Called GE 3 times they adjusted this and that... still leaks. What does a $1000 dishwasher from GE do while running the heavy cycle?? Slowly flood your kitchen... Wanting on GE rep to come out again... DO NOT EVER BUY A GE DISHWASHER. ONLY BUY: BOSCH OR BOSCH AFFILIATED BRANDS OR MIELE. I'm hoping to return this piece of garbage and get a Bosch dishwasher with the longest warranty I can buy.

We bought a brand new GE dishwasher with third rack. It never worked right from the start. It took 3 hours to wash the dishes. You could only use it on one setting and we received an email last month the warranty expired. It broke this week. Repair man said it’s the computer. Had my last Frigidaire dishwasher for 10 years no problems. I am so disappointed and would not recommend GE ever!

July 22, 2022. How Many Visits does it take for a GE Repairman to Fix a GE Dishwasher? (Hint: More than 7 & Still Waiting!)

My spouse and I purchased a GE Dry Boost Front Control 24-in Built-In Dishwasher (Stainless Steel) ENERGY STAR 50-Decibel 2 years ago. Recently, an internal small plastic piece broke that holds the funnel in place on the outside of the machine. The funnel allows water to drain from the hose to the inside of the dishwasher. This piece is about .1 millimeter wide and it holds a funnel in place that directs 30 + gallons of water to inside the dishwasher. The funnel came detached because the internal plastic piece broke. Water leaked behind the dishwasher and under my hardwood floors. This malfunction caused $8000+ worth of damage. I would not recommend a GE dishwasher because the parts a made cheaply and will break over time.

My brand new GE dishwasher was delivered on February 17th. That next day I ran the dishwasher and it leaks water all over the floor. I immediately contacted Lowe's that's who I bought the dishwasher from and they referred me to GE customer service since it was brand new and still under warranty. That's when the nightmare began. After contacting GE customer service I got the runaround. I was promised call backs. I was told this and told that. Anyway a month later I'm still calling GE's customer service waiting on a part or waiting on the machine to be replaced and still getting the runaround. Whatever you do don't I repeat do not buy a GE dishwasher. Their customer service if you have any problems will let you down and cause you Untold frustration.

We bought a GE dishwasher July of last year. In December it started to shut off some off minutes into the cycle. FOUR months this piece of junk has not been working. Three times someone has been here to say " oh it should be working". They are sending someone out for a 4th time now. Should have already been replaced.

Have used GE dishwashers before - were good. However GE no longer makes them, it's just a name - now made by MABE (part of HAIER), Mexican with Chinese ownership, and this new one arrived with a factory fault - cracked tub which leaked immediately. "Cracked tub seam" and leak found immediately by service tech "GE"s site referred. Good news is the leak detector worked! Bad news - is we didn't install it right away (old one still worked and pandemic...) so it was a year before we got to it (was partly a gift). So - now MFR Mabe is giving us the run around and so far not doing anything about the faulty dishwasher they mfd and shipped through Home Depot. Don't be fooled as we were - "GE" is not actually GE anymore and the mfr HAIER/MABE are doing nothing to correct a factory mfg fault.

Easy to use. Not stop computerize problem. Easy to install. Time and water consumes. I am very happy which product last longer and money saves. I recommend as best brand. White and black color are popular for new homes.

I bought the dishwasher July 2020. I’ve had 9 service calls and multiple calls to GE and my dishwasher still doesn’t work correctly. It doesn’t wash or dry thoroughly. At one point it wouldn’t even turn on. They came and the wires melted together. It was installed by a professional. Now I’m worried it a fire hazard. I’ve had to leave work early each time. At times they have not shown up when they were supposed to or shown up when they are not supposed to. Every time you call you are on hold for at an hour. When you do get through they pass you on to someone else who doesn’t care or know what to do.

I have been trying to get this dishwasher to work since April. I have had it serviced 2x and yesterday the board was replaced. Soon after the dishwasher started to say the same thing again. Press start and the cycle is paused and will start in 3-2-1. it does not start but repeats and beeps over and over. I have done everything in my power to get this rectified. It will run out of warranty in October and I haven't been able to use it. As a consumer I am demanding a usable product that I spent my hard earned money on. Here is the model CDT875P4N2W2. I will go to any lengths to get some attention in this matter and I hope Consumer Affairs can contact GE Corporate for me.

I bought a GE dishwasher that has a plastic tub. The tub smells. I asked GE to replace it, they won't because they say it operates correctly. I cannot imagine why any manufacturer would use a product in a dishwasher that STINKS. The plastic even has a warning for California consumers, that it's a cancer-causing substance. I'm glad I don't live in California, so it will never cause cancer here....

We bought this dishwasher, with third rack and steel tub, after extensively reading reviews online. We went through Home Depot and had to wait a month for the dishwasher to be delivered. We have had it just over a month now and not only does it fail to get all of the dishes completely clean (even when run on heavy cycle) it NEVER dries even with the dry boost on. We never overload it or load it incorrectly and still there are dishes and utensils with food residue after it's done running which takes hours. I predict it will rust out in about five years (planned obsolescence). The only feature I'm happy with is that it is nearly silent. Not hearing it run helps to not remind me how much money we wasted.

We bought a new GE dishwasher 28 APR 2020. I noticed it wasn't working right about 5 months later. We are just over 1 month from the end of the warranty. The store where we bought it has been fantastic, but they've been out 5 times to try to fix this sucker and they can't. GE told ME they would replace it if the store called to say they couldn't fix it, but when the store called, they refused. They're sending the repair guy out yet again one week before the warranty expires so he can call them and they'll talk about it while he's here. I'll never buy another GE appliance again.

First, I want to acknowledge that I misplaced my receipt due to a move, 8 storage units and 4 houses. But...I did register my new, never before installed dishwasher when it was installed October 2020. After install I ran it empty to test/clean it. IT LEAKED. I called GE to schedule repair. I was told it was manufactured in 2018 (another said 2019) and it was not under warranty. I explained I purchased it only a few months before and installation was delayed due to my contractors. They said I would have to pay for labor but the parts were covered under warranty. I didn't like it but agreed because I couldn't find the receipt (from a big box store).

Twenty years plus and it's still going, made in the USA. It might not be very energy efficient, but it gets a full load of plates, glasses and utensils for a family of six clean in about 45 minutes. No fancy controls, but it gets the job done.