“My new home came with a GE dishwasher installed model GDF630PMM6ES. It is installed under the counter with a drawer and cabinet on both sides of washer. When running the temp in these cabinets and drawers raises to 95+ degrees. What is wrong? HELP”
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Hello. We appreciate you reaching out, though we hate to hear you’re concerned with your cabinets and drawers surrounding the dishwasher becoming warm when it runs. We know something like this may be worrying, and regret any inconvenience you’ve experienced. Our dishwashers are designed to maintain safe operating temperatures and comply with UL standards as well as our own strict standards. But depending on the cycle and option combinations used, it isn’t uncommon for surrounding cabinets/countertops/drawers to feel warm after a cycle is completed. If you’d like to check and make sure your dishwasher is installed correctly in the space, we do have installation instructions available. Those can be viewed on our GE Appliances website when you look up the model number and go to the product page. We hope this information is helpful - if you have any other concerns or questions, we’re always glad to assist, here or over social media. All the best. -Sarah@GEA
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