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Customer Questions and Answers for Dishwasher Water Inlet Guide Assembly by Lg

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By: Lg
Part Number: OEM13326741
Manufacturer Part Number: 4975DD1001A

This is a water inlet guide assembly that directs incoming water into the dishwasher tub during the fill cycle. It channels water from the inlet valve to the proper location inside the wash chamber for effective cleaning. Replace this part if you notice water leaking around the inlet area, poor fill performance, or visible cracks and damage to the guide.

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For Lg Dishwasher Water Inlet Guide Assembly (Part Number: OEM13326741)

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Hello Steve. You will need to un-install the unit and remove the nut 4020FD3641C from the inside of the unit by twisting it to release it. Then you can remove and clean the chamber.

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Hello Mike,

I believe you need to pull the unit at least partially to determine exactly where the leak is originating. Without pulling it, there are too many possibilities. When you pull the unit, use the slack, (if any), to run the unit while pulled out a bit. Most of the time you can pull the insulation back and trace the leak to its' point of origin.

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Hello Patrick,

Most of these that I have seen leaking wasn't actually the fault of this part. The water inlet valve 5221DD1001F isn't opening all the way and the resulting low water pressure will cause the water to "dribble" from the air vent hole. Changing the water inlet valve will stop the leak. The only one of these I ever had to change was chewed on by a mouse.

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Hello Bob. This is effectively the water injector.It has nothing to do with draining. If your water is draining before it can wash, check the drain line under the sink. The drain has to be supported up to countertop level to prevent siphoning. Also if your drain doesn't go to the sink drain, is a siphon break installed so the drain water can catch air instead of siphoning? I hope this helps! Have a great day!

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