The WG04F10194 is the genuine OEM drain pump for GE and GE Profile dishwashers. The drain pump evacuates wash water from the tub at the end of each cycle. When the pump motor fails or the impeller becomes jammed with debris, the dishwasher cannot drain — leaving standing water in the bottom of the tub, triggering drain error codes, and leaving dishes sitting in dirty water. This OEM replacement restores full drain function and clears drain-related error codes.

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The WG04F10194 drain pump uses an electric motor to drive an impeller that forces water through the drain hose and out of the dishwasher. Pump failure is most commonly caused by a failed motor, a jammed impeller (from broken glass, food debris, or a foreign object), or a failed capacitor on the pump circuit board. Before replacing the pump, always check the drain filter and sump area for debris — a blocked filter or foreign object in the sump is the most common cause of drain failure and requires no parts replacement. If the filter is clear and the pump does not run during the drain cycle, the pump assembly requires replacement. WG04F10194 supersedes the previous part number WG04F08013.

✓ Common Symptoms Fixed

Dishwasher not draining at end of cycle | Standing water remaining in tub after cycle | Drain error codes on display | Dishes sitting in dirty water | Dishwasher stopping mid-cycle during drain | Humming from pump area with no water movement | Slow draining or incomplete drain

✓ Key Features & Specifications

Genuine GE OEM drain pump assembly – guaranteed fit | Electric motor with impeller for reliable water evacuation | Direct replacement – plug-in wiring harness connector | Replaces WG04F08013 | Compatible with GE and GE Profile GBF, GBT, PBT, CDT series dishwashers

✓ Buying Options

New / OEM: The WG04F10194 is the current genuine GE OEM drain pump assembly. Recommended for all repairs where reliable drain performance is required. This is a complete pump assembly — motor, housing, and impeller included.

✓ Replacement Part Numbers

WG04F10194 (current OEM) | WG04F08013 (superseded)

✓ Installation Tips

Disconnect power before beginning this repair. Repair difficulty: 3/5. Estimated time: 30–60 minutes. The drain pump on GE dishwashers is located at the bottom of the tub, accessible by removing the lower spray arm, filter assembly, and sump cover. Before removing the pump: run a drain cycle to remove as much water as possible, then place towels under the dishwasher — residual water will spill when the pump is disconnected. Disconnect the wiring harness and drain hose, remove the pump mounting screws or twist-lock, and swap the pump. Reverse to install. Run a test cycle and check for leaks before closing up the dishwasher.

✓ Compatible Models

CDT665SSMSS, GBF630SGL0BB, GBF655SGP0WW, GBF655SMP0ES, GBF655SSP0SS, GBP655SMP0ES, GBP655SSP0SS, GBP655SSPSS, GBT640SGP0WW, GBT640SMP0ES, GBT640SSP0SS, GDF610SSK0SS, GLV1890XSS0, IO1716LI0, PBF665SMP0ES, PBP665SGP0WW, PBP665SGPWW, PBT860SMM0ES, PBT865SMP0ES, PBT865SMPES, PBT865SSP0FS, PBT865SSPFS, PLV1817XSS

✓ Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if my drain pump is faulty? First check the drain filter and sump for debris — a blocked filter is the most common cause of drain failure. If the filter is clear, listen during the drain cycle: if the pump is silent (no humming), the motor has failed. If it hums but doesn't drain, the impeller may be jammed or broken. See our Dishwasher Not Draining guide for a full diagnostic walkthrough.

Is WG04F10194 the same as WG04F08013? Yes — WG04F10194 is the current OEM part that supersedes WG04F08013. Both are the same drain pump; order WG04F10194 for the current version.

Should I check the filter before replacing the pump? Always. The drain filter is located at the bottom of the tub and can be removed and cleaned without any tools on most GE models. A blocked filter causes the same symptoms as a failed pump. See our Dishwasher Won't Drain guide for step-by-step filter cleaning instructions.

Is this a difficult repair? Rated 3/5 difficulty. Accessing the pump requires removing the filter assembly and sump cover, and managing residual water. Experienced DIYers can complete it in under 60 minutes. Contact us if you need model-specific guidance.