Circulation Pump and Motor Assembly

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Answer The volute seal is included. No other parts should be needed if this only is defective on your appliance. 

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Kelsey for Model Number Whirlpool Model GU1200

Answer Kelsey, You will want to check to make sure that there is nothing clogged in the pump assembly. It sounds like the upper rack is not getting proper water to clean the upper rack. If the pump is clear of all debris then you would need to replace the circulation pump W10239404. 

Joe for Model Number kuds01flss3

Answer Hello Joe, If the pump you are replacing is the circulation pump, it is well worth the money to order the complete assembly W10239405. The headaches involved with repeated teardowns and the parts that get damaged during the repeated process make the investment a sound one. There should be no other parts needed since it comes with the gasket and is ready to install. When putting the assembly in, lubricate the gasket with liquid soap and the installation will go much smoother. 

Levi for Model Number 665.17539201

Answer Levi, You will want to make sure that the middle and upper spray arms are clean and do not have clogged holes. If this is clean and the pump assembly is clean with a good impeller, then you would need a new circulation pump. 

Steve for Model Number KUDK01ILBS6

Answer Hello Steve, Yes, you will have to remove the unit from its' installation unless you can reach the rear sump tab W10300599 and get it properly installed. This is one part you definitely do not want to come out since if it were to come out, water would go into the floor. 

John A. for Model Number Kitchenaid #KUDIO1IL

Answer John, The three(3) sump tabs are inserted into the openings on the side of the sump( but you first have to make sure you have the sump aligned in the tub opening, there's a location "key" molded into the sump housing. The tabs are wedge shaped, and as you press them into the opening, they create tension and cause the pump seal to seat an seal to the tub. You need to press them in as tight and far as possible by hand, no tools needed.