Customer Questions and Answers for Spray Arm by Frigidaire

Jan for Model Number GLD2250RDB0

Answer Jan, You will want to check to make sure that the check ball is moving freely and allowing the unit to push enough water to the upper spray arm. The spray arm may be getting water to it but if there is not enough pressure then it will not allow it to turn. Also check to make sure that the holes on the spray arm are not clogged. 

Vinod for Model Number PLD2850RDC

Answer Hello Vindo. The spray arm snaps onto the tines of the upper rack assembly. You may need to remove the upper rack to install the spray arm. 

Tom H for Model Number gld2440req1

Answer Hello Tom. No, if there is alot of play in the spray arm, you will need to replace the spray arm assembly 154468502 in the unit. 

Robert for Model Number 587.16252402

Answer Hello Robert, If the upper spray arm is getting water to it and the spray arm is not turning then you would need to check to make sure that there is nothing clogging spray arm causing it to turn. If it checks ok then you will want to replace spray arm. 

Mike for Model Number PLD2855RFC0

Answer Hello Mike, The dish configuration would not have much to do with manifold getting residue build up inside. Normally this is caused by severly hard water or over detergent usage. You will want to clean the manifold and have water hardness checked. You should only use 1 teaspoon per grain of hardness not to exceed 10. 

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Walter Alexandrowicz for Model Number PLD4555RFC0 Frigidaire dishwasher Serial TH73079280

Answer Hello Walt, part# 154463402 is the only grommet I show for your model. Is it possible the part you need is part of the spray arm or delivery tube or perhaps your old part is misshaped or deformed? If not, you may want to re-check the model number to be sure. Thanks and I hope this helps! 

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Billy Fox for Model Number G+FDB4315LFB0

Answer Hello Billy! The water comes from the manifold on the rear wall into the spray arm. If you are speaking of the grommet between the rear manifold and spray arm, it is part number 154463402. However, if you are needing a washer between the manifold tube and the sprayer arm, part number 154468502, (which is all one peice) the manufacturer does not offer it separate. Hope this information helps you, thanks! 

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Robert for Model Number FDB1250REQ0

Answer Hello Robert, Let's discuss the operation of a dishwasher for a minute. The actual cleaning of the dishes is not accomplished by the suds from the detergent. The suds are fillers that saves the detergent manufacturers money. The cheaper the detergent, the more filler you get and less of the chemical composite that actually causes the chemical reaction that removes the food particles and forces them to mix with the water instead of "skinning" on the surface of the water. So my first point, use a high quality detergent to prevent the use of too much detergent. The actual cleaning of the dishes is accomplished by the water reaching 140°F causing a chemical reaction which attacks the food particles. You have to think of the chemical reaction as being lazy. The easiest thing for it to attack is food particles. If the dishes have been rinsed, or the operator over soaps, or worse yet the dishes have been rinsed and the unit is over soaped, there is all this chemical reaction taking place with no food particles to occupy it. Therefore, this excess chemical reaction attacks the next easiest thing to attack. These are the rubber seals in the dishwasher, cheaper glassware, patterns on plates,and the silverware. I have seen units that were run with no food particles and over soaped conditions, needing all of the rubber seals replaced before the unit was even out of the first year’s warranty. I have seen patterns eaten off of the dishes in this amount of time. I have seen the silverware turn gray and glasses look like an engraving pencil was used on them. In short, if the chemical reaction has food particles present to occupy it, and there is not too much soap used, and it is of a high quality, the damage to the unit and the items in the unit is so minimal that no one even notices. The manufacturers all recommend scrapping the excess food off and placing them in the unit with food "particles" on them. I have been advised by all of the manufacturers "do not rinse the dishes". They also advised me on multiple occasions that the unit requires at least three meals worth of dishes scraped, not rinsed, to have enough food particles present to prevent damage to the unit or the dishes in the unit. So, to wrap this up, the manufacturers advise that damage of this sort is caused by customer abuse.That's what they call over soaping and rinsing before the wash. I certainly hope this was educational for you as that is how it is intended. 

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Debbie for Model Number GLD2445RFB0

Answer Hello Debbie! The manufacture does not offer any parts available separate from the spray arm 154468502. Unfortunately, we are unaware of any common issues, this is something you will have to inquire with the manufacture. Thanks. 

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Loretta J. for Model Number FDB2415LFSO

Answer Hello Loretta! The center spray arm of the listed model FDB2415LFS0 is part number 154468502. The rubber grommet this pushes against when the top rack is pushed in is part number 154463402. These are the parts recommended for your appliance directly from the manufacturer and will work. Thanks!