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Left arm hinge component for dishwasher doors. Replaces broken, cracked, or worn hinge arms that cause door alignment issues or prevent proper closing.
Usually ships within 4 - 14 days
This is a mounting screw used to secure panels, brackets, or other components inside or on the exterior of a freezer. It ensures parts remain firmly attached during normal operation. Replace this screw if it is stripped, corroded, or missing, which can cause loose or rattling components.
Replace your dishwasher's upper dishrack if it's cracked, broken, or has damaged tines. This 24-inch blue rack assembly installs in the top position.
Upper wire harness for dishwashers. Connects control board to upper rack components. Replace if wires are melted, damaged, or connectors are broken.
I ordered a replacement part from AppliancePartsPros.com, however the exact part for my Kitchen Aid dishwasher had been discontinued. There were two differences between the original and replacement part. First, the original rack had two adjustable tine rows, but the replacement only had one. I was only able to attache one of them to the new rack. This didn't present any issue other than having less flexibility in customizing the configuration for loading large items on the rack. The second... Read more
Kitchen Aid dishwasher is 11 years old, and the tines have been rusting and biting the dust one by over the last few years. Rather than further destroy my dishes by abrading them with rust particles, I decided to get new racks. They are terribly expensive, and I pondered getting a new dishwasher. It wouldn't be that much more expensive. But I love mine and how well it washes. It has a stainless interior, and all of the seals are in excellent shape. I didn't need any tools. (Although I'm a... Read more
Captures food particles in your dishwasher's sump area. Replace if clogged, damaged, or dishes aren't cleaning properly. Verify fit with your model number.
If your dishwasher door won't stay closed or the cycle won't start, this door latch secures the door and allows normal operation. Simple DIY fix.
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