That worked, thank you!! 3:47

Isn’t it the top transmission drive belt that governs reverse? How does the bottom being too tight impact reverse and neutral? My lower belt was replaced and used OEM and very difficult to thread in the tension pulleys. I hope I don’t have to do it again.

Whoah... This is way off. Kurtosis doesn't measure peak at all. You can have perfectly flat-topped distributions with near infinite kurtosis, and you can have infinitely peaked distributions with negative excess kurtosis. Kurtosis measures extremes (tails) only. The reason to be worried about kurtosis is the extremes, or outliers, that you have in the leptokurtic case. It has nothing to do with the peak. See the current Wikipedia page, also pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25678714/

Thank you I have a Troy Bilt that is 12 years old now. Changed the belt the first time spring 2023 and I'm having the same trouble thanks for the viseo

I have one and all lights were blinking what I did was shut the breaker off for 5 minutes, reset breaker hit start and it worked so its something to do with timer not reseting.

Excellent work!! Saved my DW

Nice video - I am having a funny issue where the dishwasher runs OK through the rinse but instead of draining it starts blinking Start light. Was that similar problem you had? Thanks in advance.

What a hero! Thank you for the video. I opened up the unit and found out my latch spring was out of place. Just had to put it back in place and it fixed the issue.

Much appreciated, E. My John Deere did the same to me today..and I bought the OEM belt, but 1/2" makes all the difference... Obviously 😔 I went aftermarket v belt and saved a few bucks AND I can now stop my formerly run-away machine.

I changed out the interlocking switch and that didnt fix it. Is there any other suggestion?

Thank you so much! I did not need to replace the switches, just lubricate them. You saved me some money…much appreciated. Edit: I eventually replaced the switches and everything is working fine.

Man awesome I can do the repair today

Hey man great video I'll check mine out see if we have same problem. I think I even have same counter top color as you 😊 I think I'm gonna have to replace my spring and both of the grey chip boxes, still in diagnosing stage.

I tried the steps you explained to fix similar issue with my GE dishwasher and I changed the burned fuse and the spring at the same time. Now, the dishwasher works like a charm, thank you very much for your help.

Your video was so helpful. We are missing the white plastic piece. Trying to find out how to order that part. If you have any info to help us find that piece we would appreciate it.

Thank. You. It took me less than 15 min to do this and I got mad man points and my wife could do nothing but look on thank you

Studying for fix it ideas: Just installed a brand new G.E. Dishwasher Model: GDF535PGRWW; and I am stuck on All Lights Flashing and won't start. Studied my manual fully now. I have reset the dishwasher via circuit breaker about 8 times now. Same old "all light flashing"reproduced every time. I just left a message w the service department from appliance center I purchased it from. Crossing my finger warranty coverage will get me a fix ASP. Appreciate your DIY fix for lesson :+)

I found that the black cap that holds together these control panel was broken n the spring eventually came out so I was able to temporarily tape the black box tight and worked like a charm. Thanks for the video!

Buddy you just saved me $500. Thanks!

Thank you!

You the man!! I would have figured it out eventually but u saved me a ton of time. Thanks so much!!

Hey man, was fixing a buddies machine and this helped a lot. Same exact switch on same side has gone bad, and somehow it has gotten moisture inside on the motherboard and theres corrosion on the right side (looking down on it like in the video) of the motherboard.

P.S. This is Roger's wife - Jeanne

Thank you!! Your video was very, very helpful! I was able to figure out that my white spindle was missing the spring. Went to Home Depot - picked up a box of Assorted Springs in the hardware area. Came home - popped it on after taking the cover off (BTW - used a wooden chopstick to lift the cover and hold it in place (like the prop lever used under the hood of your car to keep the hood up) - that worked like a charm. Screwed the cover back into position, filled the dishwasher soap cup, closed the door - lights came on, and as my husband witnessed - pressed the "Start" button. Bingo! Started up - no hesitation (and didn't have to use the step ladder to prop up against the dishwasher to keep it in place to continue the cycle like I have in the past year almost every night!). I guess I have enough skills to change a light bulb and fix the dishwasher door lights. So - thanks for being a great teacher! I will keep your video handy for future reference!

I also had this exact same issue on our GE dishwasher, to a T, and your instructions were invaluable in fixing the problem. The dishwasher was missing the spring you refer to as well, and this GE replacement on Amazon worked perfectly - General Electric WD03X10026 Dishwasher Spring- www.amazon.com/dp/B00MNMROEI/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_BN.nDb6AP3GPDI. I purchased two of the interlock switches you mentioned, and installed them at the same time, to maximize my chances of success. And it's a relatively quick job, for a fraction of the cost of a repair person :) Thanks so much for making this video!

Thanks for making this video. The work scope ended up being a relatively easy and inexpensive to fix because of this video. Another option to replacing the relays would be to install a jumper across the bad switch until a replacement switch is available. This disable the ability to open the dishwasher mid-cycle since it will no longer stop with the switches jumpered out. Thanks again

Glad I found this video,,,,thank you for this. The problem you described having is the exact problem we have.. You saved me a headache in troubleshooting.