Mdb-3 Parts

This power cord strain relief secures the cord where it passes through the appliance cabinet, protecting the jacket and preventing pull on internal connections. Replacing a cracked or missing connector restores a safe, stable cord entry. What it does:

• Secures the power cord at the cabinet entry to relieve strain on internal terminals or junction connections
• Provides a protective bushing to reduce abrasion of the cord jacket against cabinet edges
• Helps maintain proper routing and support for the incoming power cord
• Typical signs it's needed: loose or wobbly cord at entry, broken/missing connector, or visible chafing on the cord jacket

• 1 strain relief connector

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Remove the access cover, release and remove the old strain relief, and route the cord through the new connector
• Seat the connector fully so it captures the cord's outer jacket—not the individual conductors
• After reassembly, verify the cord is secure and does not move at the entry point

Bottle with brush. Color: Biscuit paint. It's point-six fluid ounces.

This upper draw bar is a door-latch linkage piece used in dishwashers. It connects the handle/actuator to the latch mechanism so the door closes securely and the door switch engages, allowing the cycle to start reliably.

• Links the door handle/actuator to the latch for positive closure
• Helps ensure the door switch is engaged so the unit will run
• Restores proper latch alignment and handle feel
• Common symptoms: door won't latch or pops open, dishwasher won't start, must push/hold door to run, loose or floppy handle

• Disconnect power at the breaker; turn off water supply if working near the inlet
• Open the door and remove inner-door screws to access the latch linkage
• Note bar orientation; transfer any clips/bushings and reuse existing hardware
• Reassemble and check latch engagement before running a cycle

To order indicator lens use WP22001948.

This door switch detects when the dishwasher door is fully closed and latched. Replacing a worn or intermittent switch restores reliable start/stop operation and ensures the safety interlock cuts power whenever the door is opened.

• Senses door-closed status and sends a signal to the control
• Interrupts power to the machine when the door opens
• Helps prevent operation with an unlatched door
• Typical failure symptoms: won't start, stops mid-cycle if the door is bumped, or only runs when pressing on the door

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Access the latch/switch area by removing the inner door panel or console; note wire locations
• Transfer wires one at a time and secure the new switch in the bracket
• Verify latch engagement and switch actuation before restoring power

Size: 7 foot long.

This impeller assembly replaces a worn or damaged wash-pump impeller to help restore water circulation and spray pressure for better cleaning. Commonly used in compatible Whirlpool wash pumps to address weak wash performance. What it does:

• Spins inside the wash pump to move water through spray arms; damaged fins reduce spray force and cleaning.
• Restores proper flow during wash cycles — symptoms of failure include weak or uneven cleaning.
• Reduces abnormal pump noise and motor strain when the impeller is intact; cracked or missing fins can cause humming or grinding.
• Works with the pump housing and seals to route water; a failed impeller can allow internal leakage or cavitation.

• Always disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before servicing the appliance.
• Inspect pump seals, gaskets, and surrounding components; replace any damaged parts to prevent leaks.

This replacement screw secures appliance panels and components so they stay tight and aligned. Replace a missing, rusty, or stripped fastener to restore a solid hold and reduce vibration or rattling during operation. What it does:

• Fastens and secures panels, brackets, trim, or internal components as specified for your model
• Replaces missing, corroded, or stripped hardware to restore a proper fit
• Helps prevent vibration, rattling, and misalignment caused by loose fasteners
• Addresses issues like a loose panel/handle or a screw head that's rounded off

• 1 screw

• Disconnect power; if applicable, shut off gas and water before servicing
• Use the correct driver size; start by hand to avoid cross-threading
• Tighten snugly—do not overtighten into plastic or thin sheet metal
• Keep track of original screw locations and lengths during reassembly

This tub wheel mount secures the rack support roller to the dishwasher tub wall so racks roll smoothly. Replace a cracked or loose mount to restore smooth rack movement and prevent binding or sagging during loading and unloading.

• Secures the tub roller/wheel to the dishwasher's inner tub wall
• Provides a stable point so the rack glides smoothly on its track
• Helps keep the rack level and properly aligned
• Common symptoms: rack hard to slide, tilts or drops, scraping/grinding when moving the rack

• Disconnect power and water supply before servicing
• Pull the rack forward to access the mount on the tub sidewall
• Remove the retaining fastener or release locking tabs, then install the new mount in the same orientation
• Ensure the wheel engages the track and test rack travel for smooth operation

This rack stop clips onto the end of a dishwasher rack rail to keep the rack from sliding off the track. Replacing a worn or missing stop helps the rack glide securely and prevents accidental pull-outs during use.

• Prevents the rack from being pulled out too far and falling off the rail
• Helps restore smooth, secure rack operation
• Common fix for racks that slide out too far or feel unstable

• Disconnect power and turn off water before servicing
• Pull the rack forward, depress the old stop's locking tab, and remove
• Align and snap the new stop onto the rail end until it locks
• Check rack travel to ensure the stop is fully engaged

Restore worn dishwasher racks and help prevent rust stains on dishes. This white rack repair kit covers chipped or exposed rack tines and caps bare metal to reduce corrosion and extend the useful life of your racks.

• Re-coats rusted or chipped vinyl on rack tines to help stop corrosion
• Caps exposed tips to reduce rust transfer, scratching, and snags
• Useful when tine caps are missing or the rack coating is flaking
• Common symptoms: rust on tines, stained dishes, sharp/rough tine ends

• Disconnect power and remove the rack before repair
• Clean and dry affected areas thoroughly before applying coating
• Apply in a well-ventilated area; allow full cure time before using the dishwasher
• Replace the rack if metal is severely corroded or broken

This small rubber grommet seals the opening around the dishwasher's detergent/rinse-aid dispenser, helping prevent leaks and moisture intrusion so the dispenser operates reliably throughout the wash cycle.

• Seals the dispenser passage to keep water from leaking into or out of the dispenser cavity
• Helps ensure proper detergent or rinse-aid dispensing
• Can reduce moisture-related corrosion or staining in the dispenser area

• Disconnect power and turn off water before servicing
• Remove inner door panel to access the dispenser assembly
• Note grommet orientation; seat fully to ensure a watertight seal
• Inspect surrounding surfaces for debris or damage before reassembly

This O-ring seal fits into a groove to create a tight, leak-resistant barrier where two parts join. Replacing a worn O-ring helps stop drips at connections and keeps your appliance running reliably. What it does:

• Forms a compressible seal between mating parts (fittings, housings, or tubing)
• Helps prevent water or fluid leaks at joints
• Maintains proper pressure and flow within the sealed path
• Replace if you see seepage at the connection or the ring is cracked, flattened, brittle, or swollen

• 1 O-ring seal

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before servicing
• Clean the groove and mating surfaces; remove debris that could compromise the seal
• Lightly lubricate with manufacturer-approved silicone grease; avoid petroleum-based products
• Seat the O-ring without twisting; reassemble carefully and check for leaks after testing

The Tub Wheel supports and guides the washer's tub assembly on its base during wash and spin cycles. Replacing a worn wheel restores smoother, quieter operation and helps reduce vibration and rubbing as the machine operates.

• Provides rolling support so the tub can move and self-balance during cycles
• Reduces friction between the tub and the base/frame
• Helps keep the tub centered to minimize noise and vibration
• Failure symptoms include squeaking or grinding, scraping noises, dragging movement, or visible flat spots/cracks on the wheel

• Disconnect power and water supply before servicing; wear appropriate gloves and eye protection
• Access the base/suspension per the service information and support the tub to remove load from the wheel
• Remove the retainer/axle, install the new wheel, and free rotation and correct orientation
• Reassemble, level the appliance, and run a spin test to check for noise and balance

This adjustable leveling leg threads into the appliance base to set height and stabilize the cabinet. Replacing a worn or missing leg helps stop rocking and vibration and helps maintain proper alignment for reliable operation.

• Provides adjustable support at one corner of the appliance
• Helps level the unit for correct alignment with floor or cabinetry
• Reduces rocking, vibration, and rattling noises
• Replaces stripped, bent, cracked, or missing leg

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off water before servicing
• Carefully support or brace the appliance to access the base safely
• Start the new leg by hand to avoid cross-threading; adjust height gradually
• Use a level to check side-to-side and front-to-back, then recheck after positioning

This vent screen covers the dishwasher door vent, allowing steam to escape while blocking food particles and debris. Replacing a damaged or missing screen helps maintain proper airflow and can reduce moisture and odors around the vent area.

• Screens the door vent to keep debris out of the vent duct and fan path
• Maintains airflow for venting steam during the dry cycle
• A clogged, cracked, or missing screen may lead to moisture at the vent, odors, or reduced drying performance
• Replace if warped, broken, or lost during service

• Disconnect power to the dishwasher at the breaker before servicing
• Open the door and remove inner-door screws to access the vent assembly
• Remove the old screen, seat the new screen fully and evenly, then reassemble without overtightening
• Run a short cycle and check the vent area for proper airflow and moisture