Jerry for Model Number LDF7774ST I am writing this on Sunday, Father's Day, and what an appropriate way to spend it, fixing something in the house!!! :). Here is my question: My dishwasher was installed under a granite countertop and to avoid drilling into the granite the installers used the side brackets. In my particular model there was a bracket behind the holes you describe above and they screwed into the cabinets with the screw being against this inner piece. This piece was part of the frame that surrounds the front edge of the dishwasher. In your assembly picture parts E005 are right above this "frame" which is not numbered. So since your answer and the picture in the assembly model do not indicate the brackets on that frame I am not sure how to proceed. I thought I would need to replace the entire frame to get those brackets but since you don't show that part or that the picture does not have the bracket I wondering if I should just put a screw or bold through the whole. In which case I would need to purchase a pair of bushings/Plugs Part E010 in your diagram. However I am wondering if you also have the appropriate screws and plugs that would both have a head wide enough to secure to the frame of the dishwasher and be shallow enough to be covered by the bushing/plug. It has to be shallow enough to be able to close the dishwasher which is pretty shallow. I know this is a long question and I appreciate in advance your patience and time in responding. Thank you, Jerry
Answer Jerry, the manufacturer does not provide a bushing to place between the dishwasher wall and the cabinet wall. The manufacturer's recommendation is to use a wood screw on each side as it would go through a bracket (part of the tub itself) before entering into the cabinet wall. Once the screws are installed evenly, the plugs 4830ED4001B would be placed over the wood screws. Read More... Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com | Tuesday, June 23, 2020