Lower Dishrack Assembly

Lower Dishrack Assembly

Shelly from IA

Original Bottom rack was rusted with numerous broken tines. The replacement rack is a light gray color which would fit in either a dark appliance or a white appliance.

No tools needed

I simply remove the old rack took the new one out of the box inserted the utensil tray and slid it into place.

Lower Dishrack Assembly

Julie from FL

Lower rack was faulty. Coating deteriorated and exposed metal was rusting.

Replaced the entire rack

After having our GE dishwasher for only four years, we began to see the lower rack was faulty. The coating on the rack was deteriorating and the exposed metal was rusting; to the point that actual prongs were breaking off. According to GE the part had been replaced with a new upgraded version. However, the actual part was out of stock. I reached out to GE via email, and was advised a date when the item would be available for purchase. The date came, and the item was still unavailable. Frustrated, and needing to remedy this problem, I found the exact (upgraded) part through Partsdr.com. The price was comparable to GE, the online transaction was easy and seamless, and the part arrived on time, as expected. Thank you PartsDr.com

Lower Dishrack Assembly

Robert from KY

Bottom dishwasher rack rust- severe requiring replacement

Nothing

Bottom dishwasher rack rusted over the years the point the tines were falling off. A new rack was needed. The replacement rack relocates the silverware to the right side, but it's no big deal. In fact, I think the dishwasher may now hold more dishes with the new design.