I need to replace the rollers on the upper rack. They are in the glide casing.
Nancy for Model Number SNU4056UC/14
Answer Nancy, I've found model SMU4056UC/14 (M instead of N). The rollers that attach to the rack and roll on the inside of the track is part number 424717. The rollers that glide on the top/bottom of the track is part number 056247. Thanks!
I need to replace the small rollers that are inside the upper guides for that rack. Will part #99003148 fit? Do they come 2 in a pack?
Diane for Model Number SMU2042UC/14
Answer Diane, the rollers that slide inside the track for the upper rack is part number 424717. Yes, they come two per package. Thanks!
After many years, the pins / studs of the upper rack of our dish washer have broken. These pins have a 4 section split and fit into the roller shown in the picture associated with this part.I could not find our dishwasher # (above) listed in the search
The part looks very similar to those pictured as (Part Number: AP3799123)
The prongs on the pins (each pin / stud is split into 4 of them) are breaking off and no longer stay in the roller and subsequently slide out. This has resulted in catastrophes such as breaking over some of my LA Roller Derby beer pints.
Do I need the pins and rollers or just the pins?
If these are compatible, please let me know so I can order what I need.
Save me from further calamities!
Thank you.
Bob for Model Number SHU2042UC/14
Answer Bob, We have a dilemma, The closest model number we could find was a SMU2042 UC/14, in which case you have the correct part number for the rack roller kit 424717 ( you may want to order two 2 kits). Once you remove the end cap from the rail, and roll the upper rack off/out of the track, it's pretty much easy off, easy on. Youi may want to have a small flat blade screwdriver to release the axle clip from the rack wrung, slip the roller onto the axle, until the four piece clip seats and expands to hold the roller on, slip the axle over the prong on the side of the rack and swing the clip up and onto the wrung. (you may want to have a pair of pliersa handy to seat the clip tightly) just be careful and don't damage the rack coating.