WG04F11374 – Your GE Dishwasher Won't Start, Shows Error Codes, or Stops Mid-Cycle Because of This Board

The main control board is the brain of your GE dishwasher — it sequences every component from water fill to drain. When part WG04F11374 fails, the dishwasher may refuse to start, freeze mid-cycle, display error codes that won't clear, or become completely unresponsive. This is a direct OEM replacement, also superseding 121800097, 0121800097, 265D3241, and 265D3241G400.

Symptoms of a Failed Dishwasher Control Board

• Dishwasher won't start — no response when pressing Start
• Error codes that return immediately after a reset
• Dishwasher stops mid-cycle at the same point every time
• Control panel buttons unresponsive or intermittently working
• Wash cycle completes but dishes are not cleaned or rinsed properly
• Dishwasher runs continuously and won't stop

Part Details

• OEM Part Number: WG04F11374
• Also Replaces: 121800097, 0121800097, 265D3241, 265D3241G400
• Part Type: Dishwasher Main Control Board
• Compatible Brand: GE
• Condition: New OEM & Used OEM options available
• SKU: WG04F11374 — DWB1

Installation Notes

• Skill Level: Intermediate — inner door panel removal required
• Always disconnect power at the circuit breaker before beginning any repair
• Photograph all wiring harness connections before disconnecting — connector positions vary by model
• The board mounts inside the door panel; remove all inner door screws and carefully separate the panels
• Reconnect all harnesses per your photo, reassemble, restore power, and run a test cycle
• Total time: 30–45 minutes

Model-Specific Repair Pages

Don't see your model? Contact us and we'll verify fit before you order.

Compatible Models

GDT225SGL2WW, GDT225SSL2SS, GPT225SGL0WW, GPT225SGL2WW, GPT225SSL0SS, QDP225SSP0SS, QDP225SSPSS, HLV0845FSSS

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I reset my GE dishwasher before replacing the board?
Disconnect power at the circuit breaker for 5 minutes, then restore. If the error code clears and the dishwasher runs normally, the board may have had a temporary fault. If the same code returns, the board has failed. See our full guide: Dishwasher Not Starting or Showing Error Codes – Control Board Fix.

Should I check the door latch before replacing the board?
Yes — always check the door latch and thermal fuse first. Both are much cheaper than the control board and can cause identical symptoms. Contact us with your error code and we'll help diagnose before you order.

Is this a DIY repair?
Moderate difficulty — requires removing the inner door panel but no special tools. Total time: 30–45 minutes. Contact us if you need model-specific guidance.