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The Dishwasher Shaft Seal is an OEM part for GE dishwashers. This seal is located around the motor shaft and prevents water from leaking out of the dishwasher tub where the motor shaft enters.Seal for pump drain valve shaft. Instruction sheet included. Push-on nut may have to be cut off, order WR2X7054.
Over time, regular use can cause the seal to deteriorate, or debris and mineral deposits can lead to damage. A compromised shaft seal can result in water leaks, potentially causing damage to your kitchen floor and dishwasher components.
Symptoms of a bad dishwasher shaft seal include:
This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.
Removing the bottom panel and watching the internals while the washer was running revealed a small drip from what appeared to be a plastic cam that was attached to a solenoid. The water was dripping from the shaft the cam attached to down into the solenoid. Being a DIY guy I pulled the washer out, turned it upside down and inspected the effected mechanism. It appeared that there was a seal on the shaft that was leaking. The water leaking into the solenoid caused it to rust and stick. A quick... Read more
Dishwasher not draining or spray arms not spinning? This pump and motor assembly circulates and drains water. Moderate DIY repair with video guide.
Replace pump motor assembly. Read more
Fix a dishwasher that won't drain completely with this piston and nut valve assembly. Simple DIY repair when water remains in tub after cycles.
It is very simple to fix. All the blogs recommend replacement of this part but do not explain why. This is a normally open check valve that permits the water from inside the dishwasher to drain out, either once it gets too high or just general splash. When the machine drains the pump comes on and the check valve closes. If the check valve is damaged or worn (like mine was) some of the water can pump back into the machine. So really, the problem is not that the machine will not drain but... Read more
Dishwasher won't start or stops mid-cycle? This door interlock switch detects when the door is closed. DIY repair in about 5-10 minutes with a screwdriver.
I got on the site and shared my issue. It was determined my door switches were bad, as well as my actuator. I ordered the parts (which arrived in just 2 days!) and I fixed it myself in just under 10 minutes, for under $30.00. Thanks guys!!!! Read more
Dishwasher not draining or leaving water in the bottom? This pump and motor assembly circulates and drains water. 2-hour DIY repair with video guide.
I fixed it by installing a ge pump and motor assembly. it works fine Read more
The Hinge Arm Link is an OEM part for GE dishwashers. This component functions as a connection point between the dishwasher door and the hinge mechanism, allowing the door to open and close smoothly. The hinge arm link ensures that the door can bear the weight of itself, often laden with a mounted dish rack when fully loaded, without straining the hinges or misaligning.
Causes of damage to the hinge arm link often involve regular wear and tear from the constant motion of opening and closing the dishwasher door.
Symptoms of a bad Hinge Arm Link include:
This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.
I watched the repair video and ordered the part ( I luckily ordered two links). The video was not exactly for my model dishwasher but I did follow the instruction for removal from the cabinet. Since my model was not shown, I was looking to see how the door spring and the Hinge Arm Link was supposed to be set up. I had the impression that the door spring and link was only on the right side of the dishwasher. I finally figured it out and took pictures of the set-up for the next time the link... Read more
Detergent door won't stay closed or latch broken? This dishwasher dispenser releases soap and rinse aid during cycles. DIY repair in 20-30 minutes.
Bought the replacement dispenser from APPros.com (of course). The video shows a front control panel, and our dishwasher has the 'hidden' control panel on the top of the door. So here's the difference: 1) You need to take out all the screws, except the two near the latch at the top. The other video shows only taking out the bottom six screws because the remainder of the screws hold the front control panel. I used a couple paint cans with rags on top to hold the corners of the door when... Read more
Replacement roller and stud assembly for dishwasher lower rack. Installs on rack frame for smooth gliding. Needed when wheels are broken, cracked, or missing.
My daughter replaced the wheels. I showed her how to remove the old wheel and snap on the new ones. Easy fix that empowers her to try repairs on her own. Read more
Replacement cap that seals the rinse aid dispenser on your dishwasher door. Replace if cracked, broken, warped from heat, or missing to prevent leaks.
This was very simple. Thgey just popped back into place asnd the cap screws in. Read more
Dishwasher not filling with water? A faulty water inlet valve is often the cause. This valve controls water flow into your dishwasher. 20-30 minute fix.
Removed the old one. ordered a new one from appliancepartspros.com on Thursday afternoon, had the part on my front porch by Friday afternoon and installed it the next Monday morning. After I determined the problem, actual time fixing was maybe 30 minutes. Read more
Replace your cracked, broken, or worn dishwasher silverware basket. Sits in the lower rack to hold and separate utensils during wash cycles.
Purchased the new one through your company, delivered very fast, took the old one out and put the new one in. Don't have to be a brain surgeon to do this. But very thankful it was very reasonable, and delivery was very fast . Thank you again. Elizabeth Shewell Read more
This cable connects the dishwasher door to the control mechanism and maintains proper door tension. It allows the door to open and close smoothly while supporting the door's weight during operation. Replace this cable if the door drops suddenly when opened, won't stay open, or feels loose and unsupported.
At first it seems that the pulley can't be removed to make this repair. However,after removing the screw that holds the pulley in place, if you take a small screwdriver and tap the center of the pulley bracket with a hammer it comes out from behind and will go back in with hand pressure after repair. Read more
Upper dishrack roller kit with 4 nylon rollers and 4 axles. Replace broken, cracked, or worn rollers that prevent smooth rack gliding in your dishwasher.
Removed and cleaned all inside components of dishwasher. Replaced the sump inlet and fine filter. I decided to complete the repair myself when my appliance repairman did not want to help me. The videos from Appliance Parts Pro are AMAZING!!!! Gave me the confidence to do the repair myself (had to fully uninstall the machine and flip it over). THANK YOU!!! Read more
Upper dishrack assembly for dishwashers. Holds dishes and glasses in the upper section. Replace if rusted, cracked, broken, or wheels are worn out.
Found parts at GE website. Shopped around and liked prices/reviews for appliancepartspro and made the purchase. 4 days late the parts arrived and I swapped them out. Minor assembly for removing water sprayer from old top rack and attaching to the new rack. Took 10 minutes tops and we were back up and running. Read more
Door won't open or handle feels loose? The handle actuator links your dishwasher handle to the latch. Easy DIY repair, typically under 1 hour with video.
Traps food particles during wash cycles to prevent recirculation and ensure spotless dishes. Replace if clogged or damaged. Confirm fit with your model.
My daughter and I went to Youtube and found an extremely well presented video on how to clean our exact make and model of dishwasher. We live in a newly rented house, new to us, not new. The dishwasher was an unholy nightmare of filth, clogged filters, calcium deposits coating and blocking in literal heaps, discovered when taken apart. The miracle really was that the dishwasher cleaned at all. We cleaned and scraped everything thoroughly, the fine filter and the sump filter as well but decided... Read more
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