Dwhd64em/48 Parts

Cup rack for dishwasher upper or lower rack. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing cup holders. Securely holds cups and glasses during wash cycles.

Replacement water level control cover for dishwashers. Snaps over the water level control assembly. Order a new cover if yours is broken, cracked, or missing.

Secures hoses, wires, or small assemblies to the dishwasher frame. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to prevent movement, reduce noise, and keep parts aligned.

Mounting hardware set for securing dishwasher installation. Includes fasteners and brackets for stable fit. Replace when damaged, missing, or worn.

Replacement mounting screw for dishwasher panels and internal components. Needed when original screw is missing, stripped, or damaged causing loose parts.

Repair set for dishwasher rack rollers. Restores smooth rack movement when wheels are broken, cracked, or worn. Installs on upper or lower racks.

Replace your dishwasher's upper rack rail if cracked, broken, or worn. This guide rail installs along the sides to support smooth rack sliding.

Adjusting device for dishwasher height and leveling. Replaces broken, worn, or missing adjustment mechanisms. Installs at base for proper alignment.

Insulation pad for dishwashers. Installs underneath or around the tub to reduce noise and retain heat. Replace if torn, compressed, or missing.

This insulating part provides electrical and thermal isolation for internal appliance components, helping protect wiring and nearby parts from heat and shorting. It's a simple replacement used when the original is damaged or degraded. What it does:

• Separates and insulates electrical connections to reduce risk of shorts and arcing
• Helps block heat transfer from heaters or motors to nearby components
• Restores proper spacing and protection when the original insulator is cracked or worn
• Stops related symptoms like burning smell, intermittent electrical contact, or visible charring near wiring

• One insulating part

• Disconnect power (unplug appliance or switch off breaker) before starting any work
• Follow the appliance's service manual or wiring diagram for correct placement and orientation
• Replace only with the same part to maintain proper fit and insulation; do not modify the part
• If you see damaged wiring or connectors, inspect and repair those as well.

Plastic cover that protects the drain pump mechanism from debris. Replace if cracked, broken, or tabs are bent preventing proper seal during drain cycles.

This upper trim strip finishes the top edge of the appliance's front opening, restoring a clean look and helping protect nearby components. Replace a cracked, missing, or loose strip to keep panels aligned and secure.

• Provides a finished edge along the upper portion of the door/face area
• Helps protect adjacent components from dust and minor splashes
• Maintains proper panel gaps and alignment
• Typical symptoms: visible cracks, warping, looseness, rattling, or exposed/sharp edges

• Disconnect power before servicing; also shut off water
• Remove the existing strip by releasing screws/clips; retain hardware for reuse
• Align the new strip and secure evenly—do not overtighten fasteners
• Check door/panel operation afterward to confirm proper fit and clearance

Dishwasher door won't stay closed or latch properly? This door latch securely fastens the door during wash cycles. Common DIY fix for door issues.

Rear pump housing for the washer drain/pump assembly. Replaces the worn rear housing that supports the impeller and bearing, helping restore proper draining and reduce leaks or unusual pump noises when the housing fails. What it does:

• Houses and supports the pump impeller and bearing, forming the rear half of the drain pump assembly.
• Restores a sealed mounting surface to help prevent water leaks from the pump area.
• Helps re-establish correct water flow and draining when a cracked or worn housing impairs the pump.
• Addresses symptoms such as poor or no draining, water at the base of the appliance, or loud/grinding pump noises.

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before starting; drain any standing water to avoid spills.
• Remove the washer access panels and pump assembly; transfer the impeller, seals, and any hardware as required.
• Inspect and replace pump gaskets/seals and the impeller if worn; tighten mounting fasteners to OEM torque where specified.