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Customer Questions and Answers for Dishwasher Circulation Pump Rotor by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM18035979
Manufacturer Part Number: WP8194092

Fix a dishwasher that won't spray water with a new circulation pump rotor. Couples with stator to drive wash impeller. DIY repair takes about 2 hours.

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For Whirlpool Dishwasher Circulation Pump Rotor (Part Number: OEM18035979)

Terry01 for Model Number KitchenAid KUDD01S (Stainless built-in single drawer dishwasher)

Hi, I just bought my house, the previous owners moved out about 4 months before we moved in. My wife noticed a couple weeks ago that it appeared to be leaking water, and then out of nowhere it stopped draining, the water was up to the overflow valve. I suspected a clog at the garbage disposal, but that was clear. I took off the sprayer arm and impeller and noticed a small disk, that should fit on the bottom side of the impeller, the hole was very worn and it falls off. It looks like this disk pushes water to the drain, is that right? It has fins on the bottom side of it. With power off, I took the hose off of the undersink hanger and disconnected it from the disposal, it drained slowly (probably over about 20min). Will this impeller rotor fit my unit? Is this the part I need? Thanks. - Terry

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Terry01, If the impeller is worn then this will most likely correct the issue with your unit.

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Janet, Yes replacing the rotor and motor will correct the knocking noise and the drainage issue.

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Hello Mike. The rotor comes as shown in the photo. You have to twist these to unlock them and remove them from the housing in the unit. If you need the motor WP8194101, you will have to order it separately. Thank you.

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Hello Ricky, The pump seal has probably stuck to the motor shaft. This is common in a unit that has set without being used. This will normally tear the seal up when the motor shaft turns. You will have to replace the rotor assembly WP8194092.

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Hello Courtney, If you are talking about the pump, there are no parts of the pump serviceable. If anything on the pump came loose, the pump WP8194092 will have to be replaced to correct the issue. If you are talking about the link support 8194282, it is necessary to prevent the fill line and the drain line from crimping off and it will prevent the unit from operating correctly. You will notice that the link support has been changed by the manufacturer. This was deemed necessary since the plastic design was getting broken and causing issues.

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