Dishwasher Valve

Fix a dishwasher that won't fill or leaks water with a new inlet valve. Common repair for filling issues and water seepage. DIY-friendly replacement part.

Dishwasher not filling with water or soap not dissolving? The water inlet valve controls water flow into your dishwasher. Takes about 1 hour to replace.

This small check ball helps control water flow inside the refrigerator's water/ice system to prevent backflow and ensure proper filling. It restores reliable water seating where valves or distributor ports use a ball-style check. What it does:

• Acts as a one-way seal to stop water from flowing backward into the supply line or valve bore
• Helps the ice maker and dispenser fill correctly by allowing water in but not back out
• Common symptom: intermittent or incomplete ice maker fills
• Common symptom: slow or continuous dripping from dispenser or valve area

• Shut off water supply and unplug the appliance before starting
• Small part — handle carefully and note orientation/seat before removal
• Inspect valve bores and seals for debris; clean area before installing new check ball

Replacement water inlet valve that controls water flow into the refrigerator's dispenser and ice maker, restoring proper filling and preventing overflows. Direct-fit design replaces the original valve on compatible Whirlpool refrigerators. What it does:

• Regulates water flow from the household supply to the refrigerator dispenser and ice maker.
• Opens when the dispenser or ice maker calls for water and closes to stop flow and prevent overfilling.
• Common symptoms: no water from the dispenser, slow/weak fill, ice maker not filling, or water leaking at the valve.
• Designed to match the original valve's function and plumbing connections for straightforward replacement.

• Disconnect power to the appliance and shut off the water supply before starting any work.
• Use basic hand tools to remove and reinstall mounting screws and water line fittings; support lines to avoid stress on fittings.
• Inspect and replace any damaged O-rings or supply tubing; tighten fittings securely but avoid overtightening.
• After installation, turn water on slowly, check all connections for leaks, then restore power and verify dispenser/ice maker operation.

The Impeller Jug is an OEM part for Bosch dishwashers. Located inside the wash chamber, the impeller jug is responsible for evenly distributing water throughout the dish rack during the wash cycle. It features strategically placed holes and channels that work with the spray arms to direct water flow and ensure all dishes receive thorough coverage. 

Symptoms of a bad impeller jug include:

• Incomplete cleaning even on short or heavy wash cycles  
• Dirty dishes remaining at the end of the cycle
• A buildup of food or grime deposits inside the wash chamber
• Off-balanced or excessive noise levels during washing

Causes of failure can be mineral or scale buildup inhibiting water flow, cracked or damaged casing allowing leaks, or worn impeller fins no longer efficiently dispersing water. Over time, hard water deposits and normal use can degrade performance. 

This OEM Bosch part is also compatible with Thermador, Gaggenau, and some Kenmore dishwashers. 

This guide assembly is the track that supports and directs a dishwasher rack as it slides in and out. Replace a worn or damaged guide to restore smooth rack movement, alignment, and reliable loading. What it does:

• Provides the sliding path that supports and guides the dishrack
• Maintains rack alignment to prevent derailment
• Helps the rack extend and retract smoothly without binding
• Common symptoms: rack hard to slide, tilts or falls off track, scraping/grinding noises, visible cracks or broken tabs on the guide

• 1 guide assembly

• Disconnect power and shut off water before servicing the dishwasher
• Pull the rack out and remove any end caps or stops to access the guide
• Release locking tabs or screws, note orientation, and swap the old guide with the new one
• Reinstall stops/end caps and test rack travel for smooth operation

Fix dishwasher overfilling or not filling properly with a new float dome. Protects the float sensor for accurate water level control. Easy 15-minute repair.

Fix dishwasher overflows or won't fill issues. This water level float detects proper fill levels. Replaces broken or stuck floats causing drainage problems.

Water backing up into your dishwasher after a cycle? The drain check valve prevents wastewater from flowing back. Moderate DIY repair with pump access.

Dishwasher not draining or draining slowly? A worn valve flapper in the dual-pump assembly disrupts water flow. This repair restores proper drainage.

This dome float is the replacement water-level float that helps the appliance sense and control the tub's water level, restoring reliable fill and shutoff behavior. Use this OEM-fit float when the original is cracked, stuck, or missing. What it does:

• Moves with rising and falling water to actuate the water-level mechanism and help prevent overfilling.
• Can reduce symptoms such as improper fill levels, continuous filling, or intermittent fill shutoff when the existing float is damaged or obstructed.
• Works as part of the washer's water sensing system—does not include electronic switches or housings unless shown.

• Disconnect power and unplug the appliance before starting any repair.
• Access may require removing the washer top or cabinet; follow your model's service instructions.
• Inspect surrounding hoses and clips; replace any damaged components and ensure the float moves freely.

Dishwasher overfilling or won't stop filling? This float switch lever activates the water level sensor. Simple DIY fix restores proper fill control.

This vent flapper is the exterior exhaust flap that opens to let dryer air and lint exit and closes to keep weather, pests and drafts out when the dryer is off. It restores proper airflow at the outside vent hood. What it does:

• Opens with dryer airflow to allow exhaust to escape and closes when idle to block outside air.
• Helps prevent backdrafts, pests and rain from entering the vent system.
• Can restore normal drying performance when a stuck or broken flap was restricting airflow.
• Commonly replaced when the flap is cracked, warped, jammed or does not seal.

• One vent flapper/exterior exhaust flap.

• Disconnect power to the dryer (and gas supply if applicable) and work from the outside hood when possible.
• Remove the exterior vent hood or access cover to inspect and replace the flap; basic hand tools required.
• Check that the flap moves freely after installation and seats against its seal to prevent air leaks.
• Clean or repair the ductwork to avoid repeat failures.