Dishwasher Dispenser Parts

Rear pump housing for the washer drain/pump assembly. Replaces the worn rear housing that supports the impeller and bearing, helping restore proper draining and reduce leaks or unusual pump noises when the housing fails. What it does:

• Houses and supports the pump impeller and bearing, forming the rear half of the drain pump assembly.
• Restores a sealed mounting surface to help prevent water leaks from the pump area.
• Helps re-establish correct water flow and draining when a cracked or worn housing impairs the pump.
• Addresses symptoms such as poor or no draining, water at the base of the appliance, or loud/grinding pump noises.

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before starting; drain any standing water to avoid spills.
• Remove the washer access panels and pump assembly; transfer the impeller, seals, and any hardware as required.
• Inspect and replace pump gaskets/seals and the impeller if worn; tighten mounting fasteners to OEM torque where specified.

The Dishwasher Rinse Aid Dispenser is an essential component for maintaining spotless and efficiently dried dishes in your Samsung dishwasher. This genuine OEM part ensures optimal performance by releasing the right amount of rinse aid during each wash cycle, which helps to prevent water spots and improve drying results. Designed specifically for Samsung dishwashers, this dispenser guarantees a perfect fit and seamless integration with your appliance. The high-quality materials used in its construction provide durability and reliable operation, ensuring that your dishwasher continues to perform at its best for years to come. Installing the Dishwasher Rinse Aid Dispenser is straightforward, allowing you to quickly restore your dishwasherGÇÖs functionality without any hassle. By using this genuine OEM part, you can trust that your dishwasher will operate smoothly, delivering clean and sparkling dishes every time. Enhance your dishwashing experience with the Dishwasher Rinse Aid Dispenser and enjoy the benefits of a well-maintained appliance that efficiently handles your kitchen needs.

This dispenser assembly replaces a refrigerator's door-mounted ice and water dispenser to restore normal dispensing and reduce leaks or delivery issues. It provides the core housing and user-facing dispenser opening for door-based dispensing systems. What it does:

• Directs water and ice from the door dispenser to the user, forming the visible dispensing opening and housing.
• Helps stop common dispenser symptoms such as water dripping from the dispenser opening or ice/jam buildup at the dispenser chute.
• Supports normal push-lever or paddle operation and routes water/ice to the exterior dispense area.

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting any work.
• Removal typically requires taking off the refrigerator door panel or trim to access mounting fasteners—retain all hardware and note fastener locations.
• Handle the dispenser housing carefully to avoid cracking plastic or damaging seals; inspect gaskets and fittings and replace if brittle.

This dispenser stores the detergent and rinse aid and releases them at the proper time during the cycle, helping your dishwasher clean effectively and reduce spotting. Replacing a faulty dispenser restores consistent soap release and rinse performance. What it does:

• Holds detergent and rinse aid, then opens to release them at the correct stage of the wash
• Helps prevent detergent remaining in the cup after a cycle
• Restores proper latching and sealing of the dispenser door
• Common fix for a cracked housing, broken latch, or rinse aid leaking/over-dispensing

• 1 dispenser assembly

• Disconnect power to the dishwasher before servicing
• Remove inner door panel fasteners to access the dispenser; disconnect the electrical connector
• Release the locking tabs, remove the old dispenser, and seat the new one evenly to ensure a proper seal
• Reassemble the door, restore power, and run a short cycle to check for leaks and proper operation

This actuator arm is the mechanical lever inside the dishwasher door's dispenser assembly. Working with its spring, it releases the detergent cup at the proper point in the cycle to restore consistent detergent dispensing. What it does

• Transfers motion from the control/drive mechanism to the dispenser latch to open the detergent cup
• Provides the spring tension needed for the lever to return to its home position
• Helps ensure detergent is dispensed at the intended time in the wash cycle
• Common symptoms include detergent left in the cup, a dispenser door that won't latch or opens inconsistently, or a visibly broken/missing lever

• 1 actuator arm with spring

• Disconnect power to the dishwasher before servicing
• Open the door and remove the inner door panel fasteners to access the dispenser linkage
• Note the spring orientation; move the spring to the new arm if needed and seat the arm in the correct pivot location
• Reassemble the door and manually test the dispenser action before running a cycle

Wax motor for detergent/rinse-aid dispenser.

This lever connects to the dishwasher detergent dispenser mechanism and actuates the cup lid. A worn or damaged lever can prevent the dispenser from opening at the right time, reducing wash performance.

• Transfers motion from the timer/actuator to release the detergent cup lid
• Common symptoms: detergent remains in cup, soap door won't open, poor cleaning results
• Restores reliable dispenser operation during the wash cycle

• Disconnect power and turn off water before servicing
• Access typically requires removing the inner door panel to reach the dispenser linkage
• Note linkage orientation before removal; transfer any springs or clips
• Test dispenser door movement by hand before reassembling

This dispenser is the door-mounted assembly that delivers ice and/or water from the refrigerator. It replaces a worn, cracked, or malfunctioning dispenser to restore normal dispensing and stop leaks. What it does:

• Provides a finished dispenser opening and support for the actuator and chute so water and ice flow correctly.
• Stops leaks and prevents food or debris from entering the dispenser area when cracked or damaged.
• Restores proper activation when the dispenser lever or paddle no longer engages the valve or auger.
• Helps eliminate jams or misalignment that can cause intermittent dispensing or noisy operation.

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting any work.
• Remove the inner door panel or trim to access the dispenser mounting screws and wiring.
• Handle gently to avoid cracking surrounding trim; test operation before reassembling the door.

For single drain outlet models only. For dual outlet port models you must order the complete pump and motor WD26X10013.

This blower cover mounts over the dishwasher's drying fan/vent opening to shield the blower and direct air into the tub. Replacing a damaged or missing cover helps maintain proper airflow and supports consistent drying performance.

• Protects the blower assembly from splashes and debris
• Channels air into the tub during the dry cycle
• Helps maintain the vent seal to limit moisture escape
• Common signs it's needed: poor drying results, rattling near the vent, visible cracks/warping, or moisture around the vent area

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Access from inside the tub; remove racks if needed
• Note screw locations and any seal orientation; seat the cover evenly and tighten screws snugly without overtightening
• Run a short cycle to check airflow and inspect for leaks

This tank rinse aid assembly holds and dispenses rinse aid during the dishwasher's final rinse to help reduce spotting and improve drying. Replaces a worn or leaking dispenser to restore proper rinse-aid delivery. What it does:

• Stores and meters rinse aid into the final rinse cycle to promote better drying and fewer water spots.
• Can fail to dispense or leak when cracked, clogged, or worn.
• Common symptom indicators: no rinse-aid release, persistent spotting/film on dishes, or visible leaks near the dispenser area.
• Restoring this part often resolves rinse-aid delivery issues without replacing larger components.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury.
• Access typically requires removing the door inner panel or lower access panels; follow your model's service manual for exact disassembly steps.
• Inspect surrounding seals and mounting points for damage or residue when replacing the assembly.
• Use only manufacturer-approved replacement parts and torque/fastening practices per the service guide.

This is the lower cover assembly for your dishwasher. It closes off the bottom of the cabinet to protect internal components and restore a clean, finished appearance. Replace if the panel is cracked, missing, or won't stay secured. What it does:

• Shields the lower chassis from dust, moisture, and impacts
• Helps contain operating noise at the base of the dishwasher
• Restores the front's finished look
• Common symptoms: broken tabs, warped or rattling panel, visible damage, missing cover

• 1 lower cover assembly

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Remove the existing lower cover's mounting screws/clips and take off the panel
• Position the new cover; align mounting holes and secure with existing hardware
• Confirm door clearance and recheck level before restoring power

This is the lid assembly for the dispenser. It covers and protects the dispenser compartment, helping keep debris out and ensuring the dispenser opens and closes properly.

• Covers the dispenser compartment to prevent spills and contamination
• Helps ensure proper dispenser operation
• Common fix when the dispenser lid is cracked, broken, loose, or won't stay closed

• Disconnect power and shut off water before servicing
• Open the dispenser area and remove any retaining screws or tabs
• Transfer any reusable hardware from the old lid to the new assembly
• Test operation before returning the appliance to service

This is the drain solenoid housing for a dishwasher. It secures and aligns the drain solenoid on the pump assembly so the drain valve actuates consistently and the tub can empty at the right time.

• Positions and insulates the drain solenoid on the pump/drain mechanism
• Maintains proper alignment for reliable drain-valve actuation
• Common symptoms of a failed housing: won't drain or drains intermittently
• May present as loud humming from the solenoid or visible cracks/heat damage on the housing

• Disconnect power and water supply before servicing
• Access the pump area beneath the tub; note solenoid, lever, and linkage orientation
• Transfer the existing solenoid and any clips/brackets to the new housing; reuse fasteners
• Run a short cycle to ensure proper draining after reassembly

This replacement cover restores the appliance's exterior protection and appearance by shielding internal components and helping maintain safe operation. Designed to match the original form and mounting points for a direct-fit replacement. What it does:

• Shields internal parts from dust, spills and accidental contact.
• Helps keep wiring and controls securely enclosed to reduce risk of damage.
• Restores a flush, finished exterior when the original cover is cracked, broken or missing.
• Prevents rattling or snagging caused by loose or damaged panels.

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before starting any work.
• Installation typically requires basic hand tools (screwdriver/socket); follow factory service instructions for fastener locations.
• Handle edges carefully—parts may have sharp edges; support the panel during removal/installation to avoid scratches or dropped hardware.
• Reinstall all fasteners snugly but avoid over-torquing; verify panels align and clear moving parts before restoring power.

This bi-metal is the thermal actuator that releases the detergent dispenser at the proper point in the wash cycle. Replacing a weak or failed actuator restores reliable detergent cup opening and consistent detergent delivery for better cleaning. What it does:

• Heats and flexes when energized by the control to trip the dispenser latch
• If failed, the detergent cup may not open or may open inconsistently
• Can leave detergent in the cup and lead to poor cleaning results
• Often suspected when the cycle runs but the soap door stays closed

• 1 bi-metal actuator assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Remove the inner door panel to access the dispenser area
• Note wiring positions and orientation; transfer connectors securely to the new actuator
• The dispenser latch/linkage moves freely and test door release before reassembly