Sarah Trachsel January 30, 2020 for Model Number WDT750SAHZ The lower spray arm is clogged. I have been unsuccessful in cleaning it, is there a way to take it apart?
1 Answer Sarah, There is no way to take the spray arm apart and if you are unable to clear the clog then the spray arm would need to be replaced. Read More...
Pat April 12, 2019 for Model Number 66513122k700 How do you remove the lower sprayer arm, is there a video?
1 Answer Pat, to remove the spray arm, there is a lock nut directly underneath the spray arm that will need to be rotated counter clockwise in order to remove the spray arm. Read More...
Rick February 06, 2019 for Model Number WDTA50SAHW0 The lower spray arm on my WDTA50SAHW0 has been broken off. I do not see a video on how it would be removed and replaced. Can you help me. There is no nut on top and I cant tell how it would come off since it is broken. Thanks Rick
1 Answer Rick, at the base of the spray arm should be a rotating nut that attaches to the end of the cover that sticks up from the sump assembly. It should rotate counter clockwise to unlock it. If the cover assembly has broken and just has a straight shaft, then you would need to replace the cover assembly [W10500299]. Read More...
Alan O July 28, 2018 for Model Number WDT910SSYW1 The rinse agent leaks out from around the seal on the dispenser cap causing utensils that are in the basket below it to end up being sticky after the wash cycle is complete. The detergent dispenser does not seem to be damaged. Could this be remedied by simply replacing the rinse-aid dispenser cap?
1 Answer Alan, Replacing the dispenser cap WPW10524911 should correct the leaking issue as the seal would be on the cap. Read More...
Tina October 06, 2015 for Model Number KUDE70FXSS4 How does the lower arm sprayer attack to the base?
1 Answer Tina, When you put the arm on the outlet cover it will then screw onto the cover. Read More...