Ge WD35X10011 Dishwasher Lower Spray Arm Assembly OEM Part

1. Replaced the Dishwasher motor and pump assembly. 2. Replaced the lower arm sprayer. 3. Replaced the Sump and filter. Replaced both the inlet and outlet hoses. 4. Replaced the Airgap. 5. Replaced Float Dome. 6. Replaced Water Inlet Valve. Parts $220 for Dishwasher Estimated Labor $400.00 Labor $0.00 Parts $100.00 for Pullout Faucet Estimated Labor $175.00 Labor $0.00

The new utensil basket now means we can load it without watching out for holes. After our spray arm cracked and starting coming apart we decided to check if we could possibly find a replacement part and were happy we found one at this site. Replacing it was easy - I simply had to unscrew the old spray arm and screw in the new one. I ended up not needing the collar that the spray arm screws into - you only need that if your spray arm currently screws in backwards from what is conventional (conventional is when it goes lefty-loosey, righty-tighty). The new spray arm has turned our dishwasher back into the super duper cleaning machine of yesteryear! I can't believe how well it cleans now. The Rack Slide End Cap makes it so our top rack doesn't slide out of its track anymore, which is also a great relief.

Had to replace tho old spray arm with the new part which has a recessed pop up, The recessed pop up provides clearance to accommodate a current (newer) design lower rack. Removed the old spray arm and installed the new spray arm according to the provided instructions. Most difficult step was to pull out the unit to replace the couple at the motor/pump by lowering the motor. Straight forward but involved. Involvement included disconnecting water supply line, drain line and electric. Motor/pump unit dropped easily and change out of the couple was simple. Took me more than 2 hours because it was my first time ... could repeat in about 1 hour if I did it again.

Replaced the lower Spray Arm Assembly.

Replaced assembly