Inlet Sump

Jerry L for Model Number GSD650X-72BA

Answer Jerry, You will want to check around the clamp for it being dry rotted or split. If it is then you would need to replace the sump inlet WD18X213. 

Brian Fulp for Model Number GSD2220Z05BB

Answer Brian, You'll need to redo everything you did before, including carefully removing the inlet sump from the tub. You'll need to check and clean, any and all debris that has accumulated on the tub and under the seal of the sump. You normally don't need to use a sealant between the tub and sump assembly, but it won't hurt, Also check and make sure the inlet is not creased, torn, or has a pin hole, and properly seat and "lock" the retainer portion onto the tub. 

Dale S. for Model Number G4800J01BB

Answer Hi Dale. You will use rubbing alcohol to clean surfaces. You can either use white lithium grease part # is GE281, or WD-40 to lightly coat surfaces upon installation. Work it in from both inside and outside of the tub. Thank you. 

Russ for Model Number GSD4260J00SS

Answer Hello Russ. You will need to work from the inside of the tub and the bottom of the tub to do this repair. It seals to the tub with the rubber gasket on it. Hope this helps.