My GE Dishwasher (model GSD2230F00WW) started to have problem of not cycling after water is filled. I seldom use this unit, and I run it only to keep it clean once a couple of month. It appears that the motor is stuck. Someone already pointed out that this problem could be resolved by spinning the motor fan.



But I cannot see the fan, I can only see the motor.

Can someone to help me identify the location of the motor fan? Diagram or picture is higly appreciated.

Thank you very much

Hi,

Here's the link that will explain it:
http://www.applianceaid.com/dish.html#ge-hums

Jake

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