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Part Number: OEM17873694
Manufacturer Part Number: 00167082

Note: Due to a factory design change, connector part# 00623143 may also be needed.
 

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Hello Al, This would be a bad pump 00167082. If the impeller spins freely then the pump has failed, there should be resistance to the impeller like a magnet pulling it back as it spins.

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Bill for Model Number shu43c06uc/17

Drain Pump Motor Assembly Part Number: AP2802385 MFG Part Number: 167082. Made by: Bosch. With the toe plate removed the pump motor vibrates and make a whining sound while draining. Other then the dreadful noise, the dishwasher operates fine. I'm 90% sure replacing the pump motor will remedy this issue. The original pump motor has 6 vanes. If I use the "appliance compatibility tool" on the page it states that the part isn't compatible with my model number. Just want to make sure if I order these parts that they will be compatible. 642239 and 623143. Any other gaskets or items that would be prudent to order with the pump motor? Thanks for your time.

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Headwaters, Before you installed the new part, did you check and flush the sump / drain compartment, and checck to make sure there was no debris left in the drain hose. The other ossibility is air or foam in the drain water, That will make a pump noisy as well.

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Marji for Model Number Shu53 series

Hello! Our dishwasher wasnt draining, so my son and I disassembled it, only to find that a mouse had built a nest which tripped the safety switch inside, the red one that apparently detects water on the inside floor of the unit. In the process of our exploration, we took apart the drain motor to see how it works and make sure it was ok. . When I woke up today, the first thing I thought about was that it was likely a mistake to "clean" the rotating magnet inside. What I am sure we did was remove the lube. We tested the dishwasher and it works fine now. Draining perfectly What we need to do, though, is lube that motor. Any suggestions for lubricant?

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Hello Marji, The rotating magnet inside the motor should be dry. Since the only friction that should be present is from the magnetic field. the only thing that would necessitate lubrication is the bushings on each end. This uses a light layer of white lube, but you would have to disassemble the motor to get the grease where it needs to be. I do not recommend the dis-assembly of the motor assembly.

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Hello Fred, Considering the fact that this is an ac motor, the polarity will not matter. The motor will spin the same direction in either case. When a noise filter in installed on the motor, the polarity would matter, but in this case, the motor would have come with specific instructions concerning polarity of the connections or the terminals would be made in a fashion that would prevent the wires from being connected incorrectly.

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Hello Gregory. Test for power coming to the drain pump 00167082. If the pump is not clogged, and there is power to it, you may need to replace the drain pump assembly. Hope this helps.

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Hi Jason. The pump that will better work w/ your unit is the 9-vane part # 00642239 with the adapter part # 00623143. This is a customers choice as they can both work. It is a professional opinion that the more vanes therefore the better efficiency of the pump effort. Thank You.

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Hello Warren. If the water is inside the pump housing, then you will need to replace the pump and motor assembly 00167082. Hope this helps.

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Hi Cathy. You will need to remove power. Then turn off the sink hot water supply valve. Then unscrew the dishwasher mounts from the cabinet and pull the unit out. You will need to unhook the water line to allow you to pull out enough. Then you will Remove the screws that will allow you to un fold the base sideways as the clam shell design allows. This will give access to the float switch assy. part # 00165256. There is a float switch lever part # 00263123. Float switch shaft part # 00263122. And the water level regulator part # 00263185. Thank You.

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