Lynn D January 25, 2016 for Model Number KUDS24SEWH4 Door gasket leaks. Video shows gasket on door. Gasket on unit is mounted in tub and not door. Which gasket do I need? Diagram also shows door bottom gasket. Does this unit need both?
1 Answer Lynn, The part number for the door gasket on your unit is WP9743590 and according to the diagram looks to go on the tub of the unit. There is also the door seal at the bottom of the door which would be good to replace at the same time and is part number 4172127. Read More...
Tim April 08, 2015 for Model Number KUDG25SHH1 My Kitchenaid has the gasket on the frame or tub, not on the door. It was black but has rotted away. Is the door gasket going to work? Thank You.
1 Answer Hello Tim! Based on the model number given the door gasket, part number WP9743590, is the correct replacement and will work on your dishwasher. Thanks! Read More...
Rb July 31, 2012 for Model Number kitchen aid kuds25shwh Is this the correct part for our front door leak?
1 Answer Hello RB! Make sure the unit is not overfilling causing the unit to leak. You will need to inspect the door gasket WP9743590 and the lower door gasket 4172127. Hope this helps! Read More...
Laurie P June 18, 2012 for Model Number KUDS25SHBL1 Does the gasket for the KUDS25SHBL1 come with instructions of how to replace it?
1 Answer Laurie, No, the new door gasket WP9743590 will not arrive with an instruction sheet. But It's not that hard or difficult repair. You may want to have a teaspoon or flat blade screwdriver handy, to press in and seat the gasket into the retainer groove around the opening. First thing is to make a mental picture of the gasket and how it is routed from one side of the tub to the other, Grasp the end of the gasket in the corner of the opening and pull it out, until it's all dismounted from the tub. Insert the gasket at one end of the opening, and press it into the groove,Do not overstretch the gasket, Once you have the gasket partially seated and properly routed, use the teaspoon/ screwdriver to properly seat and "lock" the gasket into the groove. Thanks Read More...