Ge WD12X10116 Tine Clip OEM Part

I replaced the pump drain assembly. The flapper valve was included in the assembly, so I did not need to order that. On previous repairs, the old drain hose was tricky to reinstall, so I replaced it and the hose clamp.The silverware basket had holes in the bottom and required replacement. I had some broken tine clips.

Purchased new tine rows and clips, took 20 minutes to fix. I shouldn't have waited so long!

Ordered the vertical wire units, but did not realize that they did not come with the fasteners. I ordered two fasteners for each unit and they snapped on in a few minutes. I also observed that these fasteners can secure the wire units in two ways - either parallel or perpendicular to the wires on the rack floor. This is good if I ever wish to re-position the wire units the other direction. The only issue I have with the fasteners is that they do not lock the wire units in a vertical position. When placing a dish or bowl in the lower rack, the wire units tend to collapse - down flat if not gentle. I am not sure how this can be prevented without the fasteners losing their versatility of use for installing the wire units in both directions.

First, I watched an excellent video on YOUTUBE that was produced by GE. It explained how simple it is to remove the inner door and get to the screws on the backside of the dispenser. The new dispenser arrived and I was able to access the old one very easily and install the new one. I also replaced the clips that hold the tines in place in the upper rack. Ordering the new parts and watching the video on how to replace them made it a very simple job. It only took me 10 or 15 minutes to complete both jobs.

Bought new replacement part and installed it.