GE Dishwasher Error Code RINSE flashes
Pressure sensor fault-output signal greater than 4.8 VDC; program continues.
What the RINSE flashes error code actually means
The RINSE light flashing on your GE dishwasher means the part that monitors the water level inside the tub is sending an unusually high signal to the control board. Your dishwasher will still finish its cycle, but something is wrong with the water level sensor, its wiring, or the control board. A technician will need to inspect and test those components to find the exact cause.
The full RINSE flashes procedure
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Most common causes of RINSE flashes
- 1Faulty pressure sensor
- 2Damaged or shorted wiring harness
- 3Corroded or loose connector at the sensor or control board
- 4Defective main control board
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