Thermador Dishwasher DWHD64EM Parts

Interior panel for dishwasher door that protects components and provides a finished surface. Replace if cracked, dented, or damaged to restore sealing.

Spring-style hose clamp secures dishwasher water and drain hoses to prevent leaks. Replace when clamps lose tension or show rust. Verify fit with model.

Dishwasher tray that sits inside the unit to hold or support components. Replace if cracked, broken, warped, or missing to restore proper fit.

This sump is the dishwasher wash-pump housing that collects and directs wash water to the pump assembly, keeping circulation and drainage working properly. Replacing a damaged sump restores proper water flow and helps prevent leaks. What it does

• Houses the wash pump and channels water between the tub and pump for normal wash and drain cycles.
• Prevents internal leaks by providing a sealed path for wash water.
• Symptoms it commonly addresses: leaking under the dishwasher, poor wash performance, pumps running but no water movement, or intermittent drainage problems.
• Works with the motor/pump assembly and associated seals to maintain correct water flow.

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before starting any repair.
• Access typically requires removing the lower kickplate and tilting or pulling the dishwasher out to reach the sump area.
• Inspect pump seals, mounting clips, and gaskets during replacement; replace any worn or damaged components separately.

Dishwasher not draining or water backing up? This drain hose routes wastewater to your household drain. Straightforward fix restores proper drainage.

This turbidity sensor detects how clear the dishwasher's wash water is so the control can adjust cycle time, rinses, and water changes. Replacing a faulty sensor helps restore proper cleaning performance and normal cycle lengths.

• Monitors soil level/clarity of the wash water
• Signals the control to extend or shorten wash and rinse phases as needed
• Helps optimize water use while maintaining cleaning results
• Failure symptoms can include unusually long or short cycles, poor cleaning, repeated draining/refilling, or cycles that won't advance

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Pull the dishwasher out as needed; access the sensor from the base area
• Place a towel to catch residual water; release the locking tab or twist-lock, unplug the connector, and install the new sensor fully seated and locked
• Restore power/water and run a test cycle; check for leaks