Pump

This small motor actuates the detergent dispenser mechanism in the dishwasher, opening the dispenser door at the correct time during the wash cycle to release detergent. It is driven by the control board and uses a cam to unlatch the dispenser lid. Replace this motor if the detergent dispenser fails to open during the cycle, leaving the soap cup full or detergent undissolved.

Fix loud chattering noise and food particles left on dishes. This dishwasher chopper assembly restores proper grinding. Moderate DIY repair.

Fixes standing water after cycles. This drain impeller assembly circulates and ejects wash water through the pump, restoring proper drainage.

Chain overheating or not staying oiled? This oil pump kit delivers consistent lubrication to prevent chain damage and ensure safe operation. DIY fix.

This pump and motor assembly circulates water through the spray arms during the wash and rinse cycles of your dishwasher. It is the main component responsible for pressurizing and directing water onto dishes for effective cleaning. Replace this assembly if your dishwasher fills with water but doesn't spray, makes unusual humming or grinding noises during the wash cycle, or fails to clean dishes properly.

If your chainsaw bar and chain aren't getting lubricated, this oil pump assembly restores proper oil flow. Keeps your chain running smoothly and safely.

Fix chain oil leaks and inadequate bar lubrication with this chainsaw oil pump kit. Ensures proper oil flow to bar and chain during operation.

Fix your dishwasher that won't drain or has weak spray pressure. This pump and motor assembly restores proper water circulation and drainage.

Fix a dishwasher that won't drain or clean dishes properly. This pump and motor assembly restores circulation and drainage. Moderate DIY repair.

Fix a washer that won't drain or leaves water in the tub with this drain pump replacement. Restores proper water drainage and spin cycle performance.

Washer not draining or making loud noises? This drain pump removes water from the tub during the drain cycle. Moderate DIY repair, typically takes 30-45 minutes.

If your chainsaw bar isn't getting oil and the chain runs dry, the oil pump gear wheel may be worn. This part drives the oiling system. Moderate DIY.

This is a genuine OEM replacement oil pump assembly found in many chainsaws to lubricate the saw bar and chain. This lubrication keeps the chain moving freely around the saw. Without lubrication, the chain would drag and hesitate when cutting, creating a potentially dangerous situation. Smoke or an overheating chainsaw are good indicators that there may be a problem with lubrication. Check to see if the oil is reaching the chain by turning on the saw and pressing the throttle all the way down, then moving close to a piece of wood. As the blade gets close to the wood, oil spatter should be evident. If not, there is most likely a problem with the oil pump assembly.Allow the chainsaw to cool before attempting repairs. Wear gloves to protect hands from the blade. Remove the spark plug as an added safety precaution. Using the machine's manual diagram, remove the casing cover and find the oil pump assembly. Remove the oil lines leading to the oil pump before removing the pump. Remove the oil pump and install the new one. Reinstall the oil lines. Reinstall the spark plug. This is a heavy-duty metal part that is sold as an individual unit. It is compatible with chainsaws manufactured by Husqvarna, Poulan, and Craftsman.

This is the drain pump that removes used water from the dishwasher tub during the drain cycle. It is typically mounted at the bottom of the dishwasher and connects to the drain hose. Replace this pump if your dishwasher is not draining, draining slowly, or making unusual humming or grinding noises during the drain portion of the cycle.