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Customer Questions and Answers for Spray Arm Water Supply Tube by Ge

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Part Number: OEM9550095
Manufacturer Part Number: WD12X10057

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For Ge Spray Arm Water Supply Tube (Part Number: OEM9550095)

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Jeff, This part has been discontinued by the manufacturer & is no longer available. No alternate or substitute part has been recommended by the manufacturer.

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You may need to hold the connector under the dishwasher to keep it from spinning.

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Hello Anna, if you are referring to the metal clip that was attached to the stainless steel tub ceiling, then there is no repair for that, the dishwasher would not clean correctly if the spray arm shifted, since the dishwasher is less than 2 years old you may want to contact the manufacturer's Customer service.

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Terri, If you are looking for the clip that holds the water supply tube in place, it would be part of the tub assembly and would not be available.

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Eric, the tub should have metal clips that are used to secure the water tower. Unfortunately, these clips are a part of the tub assembly which the manufacturer does not list as a replaceable part.

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Bijan, The upper spray arm is attached with a screw to the manifold. If the screw came out then the spray arm would fall. If the manifold has come loose, there should be a clip that would hold it to the ceiling. If the clip has detached there is no way to reattach it to the unit.

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Jana Rae, We can't be sure without a model number, but in most cases, the WD22X10084 Upper Spray Arm Assembly is secured to the water manifold by a WD01X10410 Upper Spray Arm Bearing and WD02X10068 Upper Spray Arm Screw. You may want to look at the bottom of the tub or try and recall if you remember seeing these parts? without a model number, we cant be positively sure. Usually, the production tag is located midway down on the left side of the tub flange, and visible when you open the door. Od if you have the user manual, there may be a "basic" model number on the manual, that would be helpful as well.

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Andrew, a bad seal can cause enough of a pressure loss and prevent the arms from spinning. However, you may also want to check the spray arms for any kind of blockages as it is common to find that there is debris stuck in the spray jets of the arm.

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Charlie, the WD18X10009 venturi hub asm. Prt # 450 is no longer available as a separate component. The manufacturer has discontinued the part and replaced it with WD12X10057 / WD12X10057 spray arm water supply tube. To remove the lower spray you need to pull it up while turning it counterclockwise. once the spray arm is removed you need to rotate the hub nut counterclockwise. Lift the hub nut off the fine filter and lift the fine filter off the spray arm hub. Replace the water supply tube and reverse the procedure. Check the dishwasher for operation.

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Margie for Model Number PDW8280N00SS

It appears from your diagram that part 450 only comes with with the center part (venturi?) and arm attached. I think I need to replace the center part - not the arm. I am OK with buying both if I have to. But . . I have tried to remove the center part and I can't. I saw a video where it turned counter clockwise and screwed out. Then I saw one of your repair posts where you said it didn't need to unscrew, that it just lifted out. I can't get the dang thing out either way. Can you help me out. I twisted the part (very, very difficult) about 10 times counterclockwise and it never showed any signs of coming lose. I think I must have broken something. I was trying to fix a drainage problem. I fixed that but now I am not getting enough pressure to rotate the 2 upper arms, hence dishes on top rack are not getting clean. I am female and old by the way. But I think I should be able to do this unless I have to completely remove the dishwasher and turn it over.

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Hello Margie. For this model you will need to order the conduit assembly to repair the issue your having with your unit.

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