Pump

Bought a new sump/motor assembly to make it an easy swap out instead of buying just the motor. Assembly also came with a new diverter motor so I won't have to worry about having to go back in there if that failed. I also purchased new turbidity sensor and drain pump (which I found out had a small leak in addition to starting to fail) since I was already in there. The machine works like it's brand new now. Read more

Because the dishwasher made noise only when washing or rinsing, and not when filling, the problem was correctly diagnosed as a faulty circulation pump. Although not difficult, it took more time to remove the dishwasher from under the counter and to reinstall it (approximately one hour) than it took to swap out the circulation pump (5 minutes). The pump swap involved only 2 mounting screws and an electrical connection plug. The pump was ordered on Saturday, shipped on Monday, and received in... Read more

Our Bosch suddenly quit washing the dishes properly after 15 years of faithful service. I observed that there was no pressure coming from the sprayers, and determined it to be the circulating pump. I could reach into the pump from inside the dishwasher and could feel that something was loose in there - the impeller moved when pumping, but I could stop it with my finger. When I took the pump out and disassembled it, the impeller was in two pieces (the front and back pieces that are supposed... Read more

Replaced the pump, had a plumber clean out the clogged pipe Read more

Ordered a new pump and installed, took about 15 min. Reinstalled the dishwasher and tested still not draining. Disassembled and checked for pump power and found no problem. Removed drain hose from pump housing and found a blockage cleaned out blockage and hooked up the shop vac to drain hose under sink and made sure it was clean. Reassemble and reinstall with old pump, works great! Guess I now have a spare pump in stock. Read more

When we first removed the drain filter from the washer, we noticed the O-ring had a slight defect which made removal hard and reinstallation almost a nightmare. Finally we ordered another filter when we ordered a water valve/thermistor for the mother-in-law's washer. Filter installed a lot easier than the original one. Should have ordered one way sooner! Now on to the washer. Read more

• Leaking

I fixed it all by myself. I turned the washer upside down as it was the easiest way for me to get to the pump to replace it. Then I unscrewed the old one removed the hoses disconnected the wires. Reattach every thing. And now my machine is working like a charm good as new Read more

Found dryer portion I let plastic had failed to keep seal. Ordered new blower assembly and inlet cap. Gasket comes with blower. Read more

Ordered the part paid the extra 6-7 bucks to get it in 2 days. Once I received it it came in a box with bubble wrap around it not oem wrap. It took about 20 minutes to install and I've run it once so far no issues. Read more

Replaced the pump. Read more

Turned my washer over and the pump was right there at the bottom didnt even need any tools, it had a kids sock stuck in it, I could not unjam it so I got this new pump, you just take the old one out and put the new one in Read more

Removed the 4 Torx (T-20) screws to remove the bottom tray, loosened the 2 steel adjustable hose clamps and disconnected the hoses from the old pump. Removed the 2 Torx screws from the drain pump mounting bracket and the 2 that mount the pump to the bracket. Discarded the old pump, reversed the above process for installating the new pump and the dishwasher is functioning normally again. All in well under 30 mins. Read more