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The Water Supply Tube is an OEM part for LG dishwashers, designed to channel water effectively to various parts of the dishwasher during operation. This component allows the unit to fill, rinse, and clean dishes efficiently. The water supply tube is strategically positioned to distribute water to the spray arms, ensuring a thorough and even cleaning cycle by reaching all dishes, regardless of their placement in the racks.
Causes of these issues can range from physical damage due to impact or mishandling, clogs from mineral deposits or debris in the water, to general wear and tear over time.
Symptoms of a malfunctioning Water Supply Tube include:
This OEM LG part is also compatible with some Kenmore models.
Order the new piece and it snapped right on. I had to add a few of the old pieces that attached because it was parts that made the whole piece up were discontinued. It is now working fine and have done two cleanings so far and the dishwasher seems to be working as new. Read more
This dishwasher spray arm, also called a blade, directs high-pressure wash water through its jet ports and rotates to cover the tub. Replace a cracked, warped, or clogged blade to restore spray coverage and cleaning performance.
Ordered parts and replaced them Read more
Replaced the door latch & door lock. Went really well and the dishwasher is working now. Read more
Replaced Heater Assembly. Read more
Replaced it. Read more
It was really an easy repair once you get the dishwasher disconnected from drain/water supply/electrical and the out of cabinet. This part took 30-45 minutes due to tight fit and difficulty accessing water supply. Once dishwasher out of cabinet, removal of 5 screws per side, lifted off side panels, and access was simple. Took about 30 seconds to replace Hinge Cable. I ordered two and once the broken side finished, replace other side as well. It was showing significant wear and probably... Read more
Very simple. Just replace defective water inlet valve. Read more
I bought a new controller first and installed it. The exact replacement controller was no longer available and I had to modify two AC connectors that changed from 3 pins with two wires to two pins with two wires. This was not expected but I made it work just fine by getting the three pin connectors on the cable to fit the two pin by breaking out the center web in the board two pin and then shaving off the raised key plastic on the wires. Then on power up, I found that the wash motor did not... Read more
Simple project. Sit on floor. Lower door onto lap. Remove panel screws from inside door edge. Old panel drops off. Position new panel. Lower door onto screw holes. Reinstall screws. Tip: Install all screws but don't tighten. Close door several times ensuring door seats flush. Tighten screws evenly to maintain flush door seal when closed. Read more