GE MONOGRAM ZBD1870 Owner's Manual
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Summary of Contents for GE MONOGRAM ZBD1870
- Page 5 Hold nut at top of dishwasher while removing screw Door latch keeper...
- Page 6 HEAVY NORMAL LIGHT GLASSES AIR-DRY SPEED RINSE DELAY CYCLE HOURS LOW RINSE AID SELECT CLEAN 1 - 24 HR.
- Page 8 Indicator Adjustable setting Dispenser cap...
- Page 9 Button To open the wash cover, press the button and the cover will flip back. Open For heavily-soiled loads, use the Heavy cycle and add a little extra detergent.
- Page 13 Main filter Retaining Fine filter Washer Upper rack Retaining nut...
- Page 14 Two types of air gaps Check the air gap any time your dishwasher isn’t draining well.
- Page 24 165D4700P370 49-55045 05-08 JR Printed in the United States...
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When I turn it on to wash dishes the pod doesn’t work I wash without it
The detergent pod may not be working in the GE ZBD1870 dishwasher due to one or more of the following reasons:
1. Improper rack loading – Large dishware may block the detergent dispenser or wash arms.
2. Low inlet water temperature – Water may not be hot enough to dissolve the pod.
3. Low water pressure – Insufficient water flow can prevent proper detergent distribution.
4. Clogged air gap – A blocked air gap can affect water flow.
5. No air gap or high drain loop – These are needed for proper drainage and function.
6. Filter needs cleaning – A dirty filter can reduce cleaning performance.
7. Discolored detergent cup – If the cup is discolored, the pod may not dissolve; change to a detergent without colorant.
Check and correct these issues to improve detergent pod performance.
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Dishwasher isn’t working properly. We found the problem—a flow control valve. There’s a part where a wire piece connects that we think is the issue. It’s the orange part.