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GE Profile PDT785SYN5FS leak pan: WD28X25653 superseded
For the exact GE Profile dishwasher PDT785SYN5FS, the BODY PARTS (2) diagram identifies item 102 as leak pan and gasket assembly WD28X25653 and explicitly replaces it with WD28X36758. Item 120 leak sensor WD21X20552 is a different part; the pan is not proof that the sensor or another water-bearing component has failed. A wet pan can indicate an unresolved leak that should be diagnosed before parts are replaced.
Safety boundary
- If there is active leaking, standing water, or repeated leak detection, stop the dishwasher and close its water supply if safe; use qualified service to find the source. Do not work around powered or wet electrical components.
Compatibility requires a direct model listing, explicit supersession, or equivalent manufacturer evidence.
Required identifiers
- Complete model: PDT785SYN5FS
- Body Parts (2), item 102: leak pan and gasket WD28X25653
- GE replacement: WD28X36758
- Leak sensor item 120 is WD21X20552 and is separate
Compatibility rules
- GE's exact-model BODY PARTS (2) diagram maps item 102 WD28X25653 to WD28X36758.
- The same diagram identifies the leak sensor at item 120 as WD21X20552, a separate part.
- The exact-model GE assembly page links its owner manual and installation instructions.
- This is exact to PDT785SYN5FS; do not map to another PDT785 suffix without its own diagram.
Never assume
- A wet leak pan means the pan itself failed.
- Replacing the pan resolves the underlying water leak.
- The leak sensor and leak pan are the same service item.
Exact pan supersession
- GE Profile model: PDT785SYN5FS.
- Body Parts (2) diagram item 102: WD28X25653 leak pan and gasket assembly.
- GE replacement shown: WD28X36758.
Pan versus sensor
The leak sensor is item 120 WD21X20552, a separate component. The diagram proves component identity and part mapping, not the source of any water in the pan.
Do not substitute parts for diagnosis
Treat visible water or a leak code as a reason to stop and identify the leak; replacing a pan without fixing the source can leave the problem unresolved.