Gold-series dishwashers of this era included a hard food disposer, and that chopper is a known place for glass fragments and fruit stones to lodge. The symptom is a grinding noise followed by poor drainage.
If the base-pan flood switch has tripped, the machine locks out deliberately because water has reached the pan. Owners should not bypass that switch – it is there to stop a small weep becoming a floor repair. A technician can find the source and reset it properly.
Key Features
- 24-inch Gold-series built-in dishwasher
- Stainless steel tub
- Hidden control variants
- Hard food disposer as documented for this series
Most Common Issues on This Model
01
Chopper assembly jamming with debris
02
Wash motor seal weeping into the base pan
03
Flood switch tripping and locking the machine out
04
Door latch wearing so the cycle will not start