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Customer Questions and Answers for Pump Connector by Ge

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Part Number: OEM6118287
Manufacturer Part Number: WD18X214

This OEM Replacement Part is a rubber connector with female threads. It is designed to provide a secure connection between the spray arm and the pump in a dishwasher. The connector measures 2-3/4 inches in diameter and 2-1/8 inches in height. This part is crucial to ensuring the proper functioning and efficiency of your dishwasher's spray arm pump.

Over time, the pump connector can wear out or become damaged due to repeated exposure to water, detergent, and high temperatures. This wear and tear can lead to leaks or a decrease in the dishwasher’s performance.

Symptoms of a bad pump connector include:

  • Water leaks under or around the dishwasher
  • Reduced water pressure during the cleaning cycle
  • The dishwasher not draining properly
  • Unusual noises during operation

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

Note: This connector has female threads. For male threads use WD18X206.

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Matt, You will want to pull the lower kickplate off unit and run the dishwasher to see where the leak is coming from. If the leak is coming from the door area then check the seals to make sure that the door seal is in good condition. If not then you will want to determine where it is leaking to replace that component.

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Hello Dave, The sump housing has most likely got a crack in it and will require replacement. Never put any sealant on these connections at all as this will act like a lubricant in the normal operating vibrations and the lines will actually vibrate off and cause more trouble.

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Hello Robert. There is no need to remove the pump connect to replace the spray arm WD22X154. The base of the spray arm unscrews from the assembly. Use a screw driver to use as a pry bar. Insert it in the square opening under the spray arm assembly to unscrew. It should turn counterclockwise.

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Ed, you will need to remove the dishwasher from the cabinet, remove the pump assembly from the sump and the pump connect assemblies and the extract and install the new pump connector through the tub opening. There are two(2) filters in the unit WD12X417 the sump cover filter and underneath that, is the sump cap/filter WD12X418. You remove the two screws from the cover and lift both components out of the sump. Here's the basic information for removing the lower spray arm assembly," WASH ARM SERVICE AND DISASSEMBLY: 1. Check spray arm holes for bits of china, seeds and other foreign matter. 2. Check spray arm rotation. 3. Remove nut tower, LEFT HAND THREADS- by using a screwdriverblade. 4. Lift out Power Tower assembly and Nut Tower. 5. Remove 1(4" hex head screw from the center of the wash arm to release arm. 6. Spray arm hub and entire spray arm assembly can be removed by turning spray arm hub (right hand threads) and removing. 7. Reverse to reassemble." Thanks and Good Luck

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Hi Richard. You only need to tighten this connector just snug. Slightly use plier(s) pressure while tightening it down. Part # WD18X214. Thank You.

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Hello Rich. Based on the information you provided, WD18X214 is the correct part. Make sure you disconnect the power and turn off the water when pulling out the dishwasher. Hope this helps.

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Hello Greg. Ok, then remove the clamp on the pump housing and the lower spray arm and spray arm hub. The hub unscrews from the pump connect to change this part. Hope this helps.

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Hello Greg. Can you see the pictures on our website to tell which part your dealing with? If it's the connector, there is a clamp holding it to the pump housing that will need to be removed to replace it. Hope this helps.

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Hello Greg. The toe panel is under the door. If you alreay have the motor off, then you may not need to remove it. Is the connector the problem or the sump WD18X213? Thanks.

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Hello Greg. You will need to remove the lower spray arm and gain access to the pump housing to change this part. You will need to remove the toe panel to access these parts. It is held on with a clamp on the pump housing. Hope this helps.

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