General Electric WD28X10408 Dishwasher Lower Rack

Product Description

The General Electric WD28X10408 is a replacement lower rack assembly for compatible GE dishwashers. The lower rack sits in the bottom section of the dishwasher tub and holds plates, bowls, pots, and cookware during the wash cycle. It provides the structural layout that keeps items upright and properly spaced for effective water and detergent coverage. This part is the correct service replacement when the original rack is cracked, bent, has broken tines, or rolls unevenly on its tracks. Installation is straightforward and requires no special tools in most cases.

This lower rack assembly is suited for residential dishwasher applications. It is typically installed by appliance repair technicians or knowledgeable homeowners performing their own service. The rack slides onto the existing lower rack rollers or glides inside the dishwasher tub. Replacing a damaged lower rack restores proper dish positioning and prevents items from tipping, shifting, or blocking the spray arm during operation.

Key Features

• Direct service replacement for a cracked, bent, or worn lower dishwasher rack
• Supports plates, bowls, cookware, and other dishwasher-safe items in the lower tub position
• Structured tine layout keeps dishes upright and spaced for effective wash coverage
• Designed to seat onto existing lower rack roller or glide hardware
• Restores smooth rack movement along the lower rack track system

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement lower rack assembly for compatible General Electric residential dishwashers. Verify fit using the appliance model number before ordering.

Installation Notes

Disconnect power to the dishwasher at the circuit breaker before beginning any service work. The lower rack typically lifts free from the tub once rolled to the front stop position - no tools are required for rack removal or installation in most models. Inspect the rack rollers and track stops for wear at the time of replacement and replace those components if needed. Appliance repair technicians should follow the manufacturer service documentation for the specific model being serviced.