Bosch WFR2460 UC/01 (FD 8111-) Parts

This recessed dishwasher door handle replaces a worn, cracked or broken pull so the door opens smoothly and looks finished. It restores the flush grip area for normal access and appearance. What it does

• Replaces a damaged or missing recessed door handle so the dishwasher door can be opened safely and easily
• Restores a flush, finished look to the door front and hides the finger-grip area
• Matches factory fit and mounting points to align with the existing door assembly
• Helps prevent sharp edges or gaps that can catch clothing or fingers

• Disconnect power and water to the appliance and remove the door from its hinges before starting
• Installation generally requires removing the inner door panel to access mounting fasteners; keep parts organized
• Use proper hand tools and follow manufacturer torque recommendations; avoid overtightening to prevent damage

This rear tub section replaces the back portion of the dishwasher tub to restore proper water containment and support internal components. It helps stop leaks and restore the washer's ability to circulate and drain normally. What it does:

• Replaces the rear section of the dishwasher tub that houses and supports internal components
• Restores a sealed tub to prevent water leaks from the rear area
• Helps resolve symptoms such as water pooling, leaks at the back, or unusual noises from the tub area
• Works with existing mounting points and seals to maintain correct alignment of pumps and spray assemblies

• One tub at rear section

• Use correct tools and follow the manufacturer's service manual; remove power and water supply before servicing
• Inspect and replace any worn gaskets or fasteners when installing to ensure a watertight fit
• Tighten fasteners to manufacturer guidelines and verify alignment of pumps/spray arms before testing
• If you notice corrosion or damage to adjacent components, replace those parts as needed to prevent future leaks

Replacement screw for washer assembly. Used to secure internal components and panels. Order a new screw if yours is stripped, missing, or damaged.

Replace a worn washer drum pulley if your machine makes squealing noises, won't spin properly, or the drum turns unevenly. Simple repair with basic tools.

This tee adapter connects water lines at the appliance inlet, letting the supply be split or routed where needed for proper water flow. Durable molded fitting designed to match OEM inlet connections and maintain a secure seal. What it does

• Joins or splits the appliance water inlet to accept two hoses or a hose and valve, restoring proper water routing.
• Helps fix symptoms like leaking at the inlet connection, loose hose fit, or interrupted water supply to the appliance.
• Fits into the inlet assembly to maintain a sealed water path and prevent drips when installed correctly.
• Works with compatible inlet fittings and hoses that match the OEM connection style.

• One tee adapter (water inlet) as shown

• Turn off water supply and unplug the appliance before attempting installation.
• Inspect hose ends and seals; replace damaged hoses or O-rings to ensure a watertight connection.
• Hand-start all fittings, then tighten securely—do not over-tighten plastic fittings to avoid cracking.

This is a protective cover used on a washing machine to shield internal components or finish an exterior surface. It snaps or mounts into place to keep dirt, moisture, and debris away from sensitive parts. Replace this cover if it is cracked, broken, or missing, which can leave internal components exposed to damage.

Fix washer drainage issues with this sump check ball. Prevents water backflow in the pump system. Simple DIY repair for most home mechanics.

Vent hose for washer drain reservoir. Installs between the drain pump and reservoir to allow air circulation. Replace if cracked, split, or missing.

Connects the timer knob to the control shaft on your washer. Replace if the coupling is cracked, stripped, or broken, preventing cycle selection.

This sensor monitors the rinse water during the wash cycle to detect the presence of detergent or suds. It helps the control board determine whether additional rinse cycles are needed to fully remove soap from the laundry. Replace this sensor if the washer is not rinsing properly, running extra rinse cycles unnecessarily, or displaying error codes related to the rinse function.