Ge WD12X10189 Dishwasher Check Valve And Hose Assembly OEM Part

I ordered the part plus I replaced all of the other rubber/plastic parts just in case. My dishwasher is ten years old and still works great.

Although that this is a 10 yrs old appliance, I decided to repair it as it is part of the entire set in the kitchen. I used the tips on the videos at AppliancePartsPros site and was easy to replace the parts and fix. Only the Inlet sump was leaking, but I decided to replace all parts that are made with similar material to avoid further problems. I was a good decision as the pump suction tube was showing signs of start leaking. I would suggest AppliancePartsPros make that kind of suggestion on the site.

Very easy to replace the broken part. Watched the video on your website and it only took 30 mins to complete including removal and replacement of the diswasher. The plastic moulding had a pin hole leak. I have seen a number of these plastic components fail over time. I guess the detergent eventually wears them.

Replaced worn out parts and gave a 10-year-old dishwasher new life. Saved myself over a thousand dollars in replacement cost.

Turned electrical power off at box, turned off water supply to dishwasher, pulled dishwasher from cabinet until I was able to tilt it on its side without having to disconnect the electric or water lines underneath. Disconnected the 2 clamps on either side of the pump adapter, removed old adapter, put the 2 clamps back on the new adapter on their corresponding ends etc and re-connected the new adapter (* make sure you align the nub on new adapter white part with the slot on pump - push it in so that it is snug with the slot. Tighten both clamps, put dishwasher back in cabinet etc, turn on water line, electric etc. Works great- no leaks.