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Color: Black. For almond use WP3369457. For biscuit use 3375062. White is no longer available.
I watched a very helpful and thorough video that your website provided. It truly was easy except loosening a couple of screws. The diagrams that the site provided were also very helpful in figuring what needed to be ordered. Thanks for your services...from a very satisfied customer! Read more
Color: Black. Includes insulation. Other colors: For almond use WP3384157, for biscuit use WP3384157, for white use WP3379921.
Replace filter unit and pump seal kit. This is a pretty straight forward repair. Removal requires a few tools: small socket set, a few torx bits, and a little patience to clean out the extra soap and crud that collects below the filter assembly around the impeller and pump. Diagnosis is also fairly straightforward as you will begin to see and feel grit on your dishes, especially on the top rack and you will see that the filter is full of the same grit. To access the filter, simply remove... Read more
Color: white. Measures about 2 inches wide by 9-1/2 inches high by 15 inches deep.
Replacement retainer that secures the FlexRow assembly in your dishwasher rack. Needed when original is cracked, broken, or missing causing instability.
Color: Blue. Includes 125 caps used to cover damaged tips on your dishracks. For white order 675679. For gray order 676458. To attach these tine tips you will need to order the dishrack blue touch-up paint W10840471.
Very easy to repair. All the parts fit perfect. Entire repair took 20 mins. Read more
Color: Almond on one side, black on the other.
Bought new top and lower front panels, removed/replaced rusted out panels & now dishwasher looks good as new! Only $34 from Appliance Parts Pros. Better than spending $500 on a new dishwasher. Read more
Color: White
For 3/8 inch tubing. 120V.
Removed bottom panel and of course shut water supply and electricity. The just a matter of taking the screws off and disconnecting supply and discharge. Read more
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