Crosley Dishwasher Impeller & Seal Kit

The Dishwasher Food Chopper is an OEM part for Whirlpool dishwashers. It's designed to break down food particles that are washed off dishes during the cleaning cycle. This prevents large debris from clogging the dishwasher's drain and ensures that water remains clean throughout the cycle, enhancing the machine's cleaning efficiency. 

A malfunctioning or worn-out food chopper can lead to several problems, such as poor cleaning results due to food particles being redeposited on dishes, or even clogs that can strain the dishwasher's pump and filters. 

Symptoms of a bad Dishwasher Food Chopper include:

• Dishes coming out with food particles still on them
• The dishwasher making unusual noises indicating a struggle or blockage
• Water not draining properly, suggesting a possible clog

This OEM Whirlpool part can also be used on Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore/Sears brand appliances.

The Impeller is an OEM part for Whirlpool dishwashers. It plays a crucial role in the dishwasher's operation by creating the water pressure needed to circulate water through the spray arms, ensuring dishes are thoroughly cleaned during the wash cycle.

Over time, the impeller can become worn or damaged due to regular use, the presence of debris, or exposure to harsh detergents. This can result in decreased water pressure and ineffective cleaning.

Symptoms of a bad impeller include:

• Poor cleaning results with dishes remaining dirty
• Unusual noises coming from the dishwasher
• Low water pressure or weak spray from the spray arms
• The dishwasher not completing its cycle properly

This OEM part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore models.

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