Dishwasher Axle, Roller, Pulley Parts

The Rack Roller is an OEM component compatible with GE dishwashers. Located on the rack guide rails inside the washer tub, it facilitates smooth gliding of rack shelving in and out for easy loading and unloading. 

Causes of failure can include cracked/warped rollers from years of continual movement, accumulation of debris preventing free motion, or detachment of roller heads compromising installation.

Symptoms include:

• Difficulty fully extending or retracting racks  
• Off-tracking of shelving from left to right rails
• Scratches or damage to dishware from improper rack functioning 

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

The Lower Dishrack Roller Assembly is an OEM part for Whirlpool dishwashers. As an integral component, the lower dishrack roller assembly supports smooth movement and positioning of the lower dishrack. Its precision ball bearings allow for effortless extension and retraction of the lower rack.

Causes of a bad lower dishrack roller assembly can include wear and tear of bearings over time, stripped or damaged rails, or failure of rollers due to excessive loading.  

Symptoms of a bad lower dishrack roller assembly include:

• Difficulty extending or retracting the lower dishrack  
• Noisy or stuck operation of the lower rack
• Rack failing to remain securely in place during wash cycles
• Dishes shifting or falling during wash due to uneven support

This OEM Whirlpool part is also compatible with KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Kenmore, and some Maytag and GE dishwashers. 

This tub wheel mounts to the dishwasher's inner tub wall and guides the rack as it slides in and out. Replacing a worn wheel restores smooth rack movement and helps prevent binding, derailing, and scraping.

• Attaches to the tub to support and guide rack travel
• Helps keep the rack aligned on its tracks for smooth operation
• Typical failure symptoms: rack hard to slide, rack jumps off track or tilts, scraping/grinding noises, cracked or missing wheel
• Restores proper glide and reduces strain on rack components

• Disconnect power and water supply before servicing the appliance
• Remove the rack for access; release the old wheel's clip/fastener from the tub and install the new wheel
• Ensure the wheel spins freely and the rack moves smoothly end-to-end
• Inspect other wheels and related hardware and replace as needed for even wear

The Dishrack Roller and Axle is an OEM part for LG dishwashers. This component ensures the smooth and effortless movement of the dishwasher's lower dishrack, facilitating easy loading and unloading of dishes.

Over time, the dishrack roller and axle can wear out or become damaged due to constant use, exposure to high temperatures, or the weight of loaded racks. If the roller or axle is malfunctioning, you may notice difficulty in moving the dishrack, unusual noises, or the rack coming off its track.

Symptoms of a bad dishrack roller and axle include:

• Difficulty moving the dishrack
• Unusual noises when sliding the rack
• The rack coming off its track

This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore.

A replacement transport wheel assembly that restores smooth rolling for the appliance's transport/support system, making it easier and safer to move or position the unit. Designed to match the OEM fit and function. What it does:

• Replaces a cracked, worn, or missing transport/support wheel that can prevent smooth rolling or cause scraping
• Helps the appliance move without binding, catching, or excessive noise during transport or repositioning
• Restores stable support for the component that relies on this wheel to roll or track properly
• Useful when the wheel is visibly damaged, detached, or causing uneven movement

• Disconnect power and follow manufacturer safety instructions before servicing
• Access may require removing an access panel or trim; use hand tools and keep fasteners organized
• Inspect surrounding parts for related wear when replacing the wheel

A replacement bearing that supports the dryer drum and restores smoother, quieter rotation. Replaces a worn or damaged bearing to help reduce noise and prevent excess drum play. What it does

• Provides a low-friction mounting point for the drum shaft to rotate smoothly
• Keeps the drum aligned and reduces wobble during operation
• Helps prevent metal-on-metal contact that causes grinding or rumbling noises
• Can reduce strain on the motor and belt by restoring proper drum support

• Disconnect power before beginning any disassembly
• Replacement typically requires removing panels and the drum;
• Inspect surrounding seals, shafts, and mounting hardware and replace if worn

This bearing helps the appliance's rotating assembly turn smoothly and reduces metal-on-metal wear for quieter, more reliable operation. Replace a worn bearing to address noise and movement issues that affect performance. What it does:

• Supports the drum or tub shaft so it rotates with minimal friction
• Reduces grinding, rumbling, or squeaking noises from the rotating assembly
• Helps prevent excessive wobble or vibration during spin cycles
• Limits metal wear that can lead to leaks or further component damage

• Disconnect power and water before starting work
• Inspect surrounding seals, shafts, and mounting surfaces for wear while replacing the bearing
• Use correct tools and replacement hardware; follow OEM instructions for torque and alignment

This plunger is a small push-style actuator that transfers motion between linked components, restoring proper mechanical engagement for the related mechanism. It's a direct-fit replacement designed to return a lever or latch to its resting position. What it does:

• Acts as the push/pull actuator in a latch, dispenser or control assembly to transmit motion
• Helps the related mechanism engage, release, or return smoothly when working correctly
• Common symptom: lever or latch fails to engage, stick, or does not return to home position
• Prevents intermittent operation caused by a worn or broken push rod

• One plunger

• Disconnect power before beginning any repair to avoid electrical or mechanical hazards
• Access may require removal of trim or housing panels; keep small parts organized
• Inspect mating pivot points and bushings for wear; replace if excessively worn