Admiral Impeller & Seal Kit

This dishwasher wash impeller mounts on the circulation pump to drive water through the spray arms. A worn or damaged impeller can cause weak spray, poor cleaning, or noise; replacing it restores proper wash pressure. What it does:

• Moves water from the circulation pump through the filter and spray arms for effective cleaning
• Maintains proper wash pressure and spray action during the cycle
• Common fix for poor cleaning, spray arms not turning, or weak/no water circulation
• May reduce grinding or rumbling noises caused by broken or stripped impeller blades

• Includes 1 wash impeller

• Disconnect electrical power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Remove the lower rack and spray arm; take off filters/sump cover to access the impeller
• Note impeller orientation; transfer any spacers as found and secure the impeller without overtightening
• Reassemble, check for leaks, and verify spray arm rotation after a test cycle

This dishwasher impeller assembly mounts on the circulation pump and pressurizes wash water for the spray arms. Replacing a worn or damaged impeller restores proper spray pressure, cleaning performance, and quieter operation.

• Spins with the circulation motor to pressurize wash water
• Drives flow to the spray arms for effective wash action
• Typical symptoms: weak or no spray, poor cleaning results, grinding or rattling from pump area
• Often fails from broken vanes or debris; inspect filters/chopper while open

• Disconnect power and water before servicing
• Access is typically from inside the tub: remove the lower spray arm, filter screens, and cover to reach the impeller
• Note the order of parts and transfer any reusable hardware; replace worn O-rings/seals as needed
• Do not overtighten plastic parts; verify the impeller spins freely before reassembly and testing

This chopper assembly replaces the food-chopping component in compatible countertop food processors, restoring even chopping and diced results. It helps get blades turning and keeps food processing performing as intended. What it does:

• Spins and chops food inside the processor bowl for consistent results
• Restores proper cutting when chopping is uneven or not happening
• Helps eliminate food buildup that causes noisy or inefficient operation
• Works with the existing drive coupling to transfer motor power to the blades

• Disconnect power and remove the processor bowl and lid before servicing
• Handle blades carefully — they are sharp; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Ensure the part seats fully on the drive coupling and locks into place before use
• Test operation with small amounts of food after reassembly; stop immediately if unusual noise or resistance occurs