Bill May 04, 2016 for Model Number WDF775SAYM0 I have a leak that I have narrowed down to the diverter motor p/n W10537869 (AP5650272). The leak is significant, coming from the plastic housing, and is a rapid series of drips but less than a steady stream when the dishwasher starts the wash cycle. Reading the Q&As it sounds like the seal p/n WPW10195677 (AP6016787) is the problem. The part page refers to the part as a grommet. Is it a seal or a grommet? I am assuming the seal rides on a shaft. Is the shaft also available and is it necessary to replace it along with the seal? And one last question, are these parts applicable to model WDF775SAYM0? Thanks.
1 Answer Bill, This is called a grommet but is a seal and the only way to get the shaft would be to get the diverter motor. Read More...
Jeffrey March 12, 2016 for Model Number Whirlpool Dishwasher part# w10476222 Diverter motor Hello, My dishwasher is leaking out at the Diverter motor in the plastic post housing that fits into a grommet and turns the lower water wand I believe. However; upon inspection of the grommet and the post, everything appears to be fine and fitting just right. Doesn't make sense to me though that water is leaking from this point. Can I put some waterproof grease inside the grommet/post location? Or could there be a crack in the diverter motor's post and the water is leaking through that crack?
1 Answer Jeffrey, You will not want to use a grease or anything on this and even though it looks ok the grommet would need to be replaced. The part number for the grommet is WPW10195677. Read More...
Brad March 06, 2016 for Model Number WDF760SADM1 The diverter isn't turning causing the water to only spray on the upper part of the dishwasher. I cannot spin the shaft by hand manually. Should I be able to?
1 Answer Brad, We wouldn't expect to be able to turn the diverter motor shaft and suspect that you'd create more damage if you did. The W10537869 motor and WPW10195677 seal are in stock and available at this time and will need to be replaced. Thanks, Read More...
Tim S December 28, 2015 for Model Number WDF750SAYB0 Would the divert-er motor leaking cause the dish washer not to completely drain. Found the screen clogged with white reside maybe soap. Cleaned the screen still not emptying ?
1 Answer Tim, The diverter motor leaking would not cause the unit to not completely drain. You will want to check the pump impeller to make sure that it is not damaged and to make sure that there is no clogging in the drain pump. Read More...
Mike November 11, 2015 for Model Number KUDE48FXSS5 My Kitchenaid dishwasher KUDE48FXSS5 is leaking from the diverter valve with part number W10476222. Can I just replace the diverter valve (and grommet) or do I have to replace the sump on this unit? It seems on some units you can replace just the diverter valve and grommet and on other models you have to replace the sump. Thank you
John October 20, 2015 for Model Number WDF750SAYM0 Dishwasher does not fill any water. I replaced the water inlet valve, and that did not help. I hear just weird clicking noise and it would not fill any water at all. Sine I wasn't sure where the clicking noise was coming from, I tried disconnecting the wires to the diverter, and it didn't make any clicking noise. Does that mean the diverter motor needs to be replaced? If so, is W10476222 the right part number. What is the purpose of the diverter motor? How can I test if the diverter motor is functioning properly?
1 Answer John, Yes the clicking noise would indicate the W10537869 diverter motor sensors aren't producing the data back to the control board, it could also be the cause of your no fill problem as well. the control board has to see the diverter in a certain position in order to operate and fill properly. If you remove the lower kickplate panel, you should find the tech data sheet attached to the back of the panel, you can program into the diagnostic mode and check for the diagnosis error codes, it'll help in directing and confirming the problem. Read More...
Gilbert July 12, 2015 for Model Number 655.12093k210 I have a Kenmore Dishwasher 665.12093K210. It will wash and complete all cycles but drips water from the bottom of the Diverter (W10476222) during a specific part of the cycle. The amount of water dripping varies depending on the size of the load of dishes. Do I need to replace the diverter or just a seal or some other component? Do you also offer instructions on replacement?
1 Answer Gilbert, With the seal leaking you would definitely need to replace it which is part number WPW10195677. Since it has been leaking on the diverter motor, it would be a good idea to replace the motor as it will have a tendancy to fail from the exposure to the water dripping on it over time. The part number for the diverter motor is W10537869. Read More...
Bdixon June 20, 2015 for Model Number Kenmore 665.13032k113 I have a Kenmore 665.10332k113 that I see water dripping from the diverter motor, part# W10476222, around the cyclinder shaft part. What part(s) do I need to repair the leak?
1 Answer Bdixon, The seal for the diverter motor is part number WPW10195677. It is possible that the diverter motor may need to be replaced also but may just need the seal. Read More...
Sasha April 08, 2015 for Model Number WDT910SSYM2 Dishwasher purchased 20mths ago. Leaking from Diverter Valve (part # on valve is W10476222. How do I fix this issue? Thanks
1 Answer Sasha, You will need to replace the diverter valve motor part number W10537869 and the seal for the diverter valve which is part number WPW10195677. Read More...
Ryan February 28, 2015 for Model Number Kenmore 665.1328 Have a leak from motor part number W10476222 on Kenmore Model 665.1328. Unit is about 2 1/2 years old. Would I need to replace this motor or would the source of the leak most likely be be something else?
1 Answer Hello Ryan. You will need to order and replace the sump assembly WPW10455268 on the unit. Read More...