Kenmore / Sears Spray Arm & Related

The upper spray arm mount on our KitchenAide dishwasher wore out, allowing the spray arm to droop into the dishes and pots in the lower rack. The replacement part was in stock and it arrived the very next day after I ordered it, with no special shipping cost. An amazing experience! The part took just 10 minutes to install--it could have taken less, but it always takes a few more minutes with a new fix. The washer is back in action, as good as new. I'm delighted with the response of... Read more

Replaced upper and lower spray arms, plus nylon bearings. Read more

The cover was easy to remove with 3 star head screws. I entered my model number on AppliancePartsPros.com dreading the cost I was about the encounter. However, the parts were very cheap, in stock, and shipped within an hour of my order. I had a question about the tracking number and received an email back in less than an hour. The cost for both parts and standard shipping was under $30. Once I received the parts, the new cover was installed, the rest of the assembly was put back back... Read more

I ordered a new washarm and nut and the dishwasher is back in operation. Thanks, the right part at the right price. Read more

So I replaced the hi-temp thermostat and the problem is fixed. Read more

Replaced spray arms and tube. Found all had debris in them and prohibited water pressure from reaching items. After replacement everything comes out sparkling. Don't understand how the spray arms getting plugged. Almost like waste water is recycled. Turns out to be a very easy project and if needed AppliancePartsPro has information and directions available at your finger tips.! Read more

Replaced the parts ordered. Read more

Although we had a service contract with Sears I elected to take a quick look to see what was wrong. There were 3 problems: 1 - retainer thumb screw had broken and appeared to have been damaged for some time showing scummy buildup along the line where the threads finally separated from the knob, 2 - after removing the lower spray arm, observed that the pump seal was visibly distended and exposed, and 3 - the 3rd level wash arm spinner disk was in the parts bag and the stainless steel sweat-fit... Read more

This is a 12 year old Kenmore, but my experience applies to many dishwashers. The machine had run for almost a year without being cleaned. I found parts had failed from age and water passages were jammed with hard-water deposits and pieces of food, labels, etc. that had gotten past the filters. I cleaned out what I could and replaced parts that could not be cleaned or were damaged. Dishwasher now works better than it has for years. The work, including ordering parts, took about 4 hours, but... Read more

There is a plastic "snapping" feature (Two plastic tabs that when pressed together can fit into the holes on the spray arm. Once in there, the tabs expands and keep the spray arm in place) that comes out of the top onto which the spray arm is attached to. That plastic piece broke and the spray arm fell off. It wasn't clear how the snapping feature was attached to the top of the dishwasher at first. I was looking for a replacement for it and could not find it on any of the assembly diagram... Read more

I initially just removed the spray arm and top cover of pump assembly inside the bottom of the washer. Removed match sticks, broken glass bits, a small metal ball, broken plastic fork. Thought problem would be solved, but no,and was disappointed the sound remained after reassembly and a test wash cycle. That basically left the circulation pump. I decided to order the pump and motor assembly together because it was cheaper than the pump alone --and-- there was a chance of other debris in the... Read more

Figured out the groan came from wobbly lower spray arm. Watched the video, bought the parts, watched the video again when they arrived and had it repaired in minutes. Couldn’t have been easier. Read more

Removed the broken part, found and ordered the replacements on your website, received them in 2 days, put the laptop on the kitchen counter, followed the video that was attached to the parts on your website, spent 15 minutes on the entire repair. Didn't take the day off work to meet a repairman ($$), diagnosed my own problem, ($$), ordered the parts and didn't pay markup ($$), made my own repair ($$). Then I went around and told all the other ladies in my Moms group that I repaired my own... Read more