Kitchenaid Kuds25shbs1 Parts

This seal kit is for the main tub. It goes around the pump housing.

Notes: Only one screw hole is used now.

Note: There are four wheel assemblies includes with this rack. The flexible tine rows are not included. This is a lower dishrack assembly for a dishwasher. This part holds the dishes during the washing and drying cycles. Note that this is only the lower dishrack assembly and the upper dishrack assembly is sold separately. Over time, the lower dishrack assembly may begin to rust or the coating may wear off. It is also possible that sections of the part could break due to degradation over time. If this happens, the entire lower dishrack assembly will need to be replaced. The lower dishrack assembly is compatible with dishwashers that are manufactured by the Kenmore, KitchenAid, and Whirlpool brands. It comes straight from the manufacturer and is sold individually. It's a genuine, high-quality, and durable OEM part.

This inlet base seal is a gasket that fits between the inlet base and its mating surface. Replacing a worn seal helps maintain proper airflow through the inlet path and keeps spills and debris out of internal components.

• Forms a tight, continuous seal at the inlet base-to-housing joint
• Helps preserve correct airflow through the inlet path
• Blocks liquids, grease, and crumbs from leaking into the appliance interior
• Replace if the seal is cracked, flattened, brittle, loose, or you see visible gaps

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Remove grates/cartridges, filters, or trim as needed to access the inlet base
• Clean and dry mating surfaces; install the new seal in the same orientation without stretching or twisting
• Reassemble and verify the seal sits evenly with no gaps

This handle spring restores tension to the door latch handle so the dishwasher door latches securely and the handle returns to position. Replace a worn or broken spring to address loose handle feel or doors that pop open during a cycle. What it does:

• Provides return tension for the door latch/handle mechanism
• Helps keep the door closed and latched during operation
• Restores proper handle feel and return action
• Common symptoms include a loose or floppy handle, door not latching or starting, or door opening mid-cycle

• 1 spring

• Disconnect power at the breaker and shut off water before servicing
• Remove inner door panel screws to access the latch area; support the outer panel
• Note spring orientation and attachment points before removal; transfer the new spring to the same tabs/holes
• If your latch uses two springs, replace both for even tension; test latch operation before reassembly

Screw for wash impeller.

A replacement mounting screw to secure appliance panels and components so parts stay properly fastened during normal use. Small but essential hardware for stable, rattle-free operation and reliable repairs. What it does:

• Fastens panels, brackets or components to the appliance chassis
• Prevents loose panels, vibration noise, or parts shifting during operation
• Used when original screw is lost, damaged, or stripped
• Restores proper fit and alignment after disassembly for service

• Disconnect power and water before starting any repair
• Use the correct screw type and length; do not force or substitute oversized fasteners
• Tighten until snug—avoid overtightening to prevent stripped threads or cracked parts
• Keep small parts away from children and pets

This overfill control switch (float switch) senses water level and helps stop the fill valve to prevent overfilling. It replaces a worn or failed water-level safety switch to restore proper fill control and reduce overflow risk. What it does:

• Detects high water level and signals the washer control to stop filling
• Helps prevent water overflow and unintended flooding when working correctly
• Commonly linked to symptoms like continuous filling, overfilling, or washer not advancing cycles
• Interfaces with the washer control board and fill valve to maintain proper water level

• One overfill control switch (float switch)

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before starting any repair
• Handle connectors gently; confirm wiring positions or take a photo before disconnecting
• Verify proper operation after installation by running a short fill cycle and checking for correct shutoff