Mdbh949/Ws2 Parts

This hose clamp secures dishwasher hoses to fittings and ports to maintain a tight, leak-resistant seal. Replacing a worn clamp helps prevent drips and loose connections that can cause water under the unit.

• Secures drain or circulation hose to the pump, sump, or other dishwasher fittings
• Helps maintain a watertight seal at hose connection points
• Can help resolve water dripping from a hose joint or a loose hose
• Replace if corroded, deformed, cracked, or no longer holds tension

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Place a towel or shallow pan to catch residual water when removing hoses
• Fully seat the hose on the fitting, position the clamp over the barb/connection, and secure firmly
• After reassembly, run a brief fill/drain and check all connections for leaks

12 Ft in length

This is the lower access panel for the appliance's base. It finishes the front opening and shields internal components, helping reduce noise and keep dust and debris away from the motor and wiring.

• Covers the lower service opening beneath the door to provide a clean, finished look
• Helps protect internal components from debris and accidental contact
• Can reduce vibration noise when properly secured
• Replace if the panel is bent, cracked, rusted, missing, or rattles/doesn't stay secured

• Disconnect power; also shut off the water supply
• Support the existing panel while removing mounting screws; retain hardware for reuse
• Position the new panel, align with mounting holes/slots, and reinstall screws—do not overtighten
• Confirm door clearance and that the panel sits flush without interference

This cover screw secures an appliance cover or access panel to the cabinet, protecting internal components and reducing vibration. Replace missing, stripped, or corroded screws to keep panels tight and the unit safe and quiet.

• Fastens a cover or access panel to the appliance chassis
• Maintains proper panel alignment and enclosure integrity
• Helps eliminate rattles or buzzing from loose panels
• Typical symptoms: loose/misaligned cover, missing screw, vibration noise

• Disconnect power; for gas/water appliances, shut off supplies before service
• Wear cut-resistant gloves—sheet-metal edges can be sharp
• Align the cover and start the screw by hand to avoid cross-threading
• Tighten snugly; do not overtighten into plastic or thin metal

Includes two screws, two clamps, and undercounter mounting brackets.

Restore reliable cycle control with this electronic control board. It serves as the dishwasher's brain, coordinating wash, drain, and dry functions so the machine starts, runs, and completes cycles as expected.

• Orchestrates cycle timing and interprets sensor inputs
• Distributes power to components such as the wash motor, drain pump, and water inlet valve
• Communicates with the user interface to execute cycle selections
• Typical failure symptoms include: won't start or power up, cycles won't advance, stops mid-cycle, won't fill or drain, or control-related error codes

• Disconnect power at the breaker and turn off water supply before servicing
• Use ESD protection and handle the board by its edges only
• Access the control area, move wire connectors one at a time to the new board, and secure it in the original mounting
• Restore power and, if available, run the unit's diagnostic/service cycle to verify operation

Located between the console and door

Color: Grey (If your original dispenser and cap was blue, the factory has changed it to grey.)

This active vent assembly controls airflow from the dishwasher during and after a cycle, releasing humid air at the right time for better drying. Replacing a faulty vent can reduce lingering moisture and steam escaping from the door.

• Regulates and directs moist air out of the tub during the dry portion of the cycle
• Closes during wash to help contain water and heat inside the dishwasher
• Helps reduce interior condensation and improve overall drying results
• Common failure symptoms: dishes not drying, moisture remaining after the cycle, steam escaping at the top of the door, or unusual noise from the vent area

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; allow the unit to cool
• Access is typically through the inner door panel; retain and reuse mounting hardware as required
• Inspect and correctly seat the vent seal to prevent steam leaks
• After installation, run a test cycle to check for proper vent operation and sealing

This overfill protector housing mounts in the dishwasher tub floor to guide the overfill float and position the switch actuator. Replacing a damaged housing helps stop leaks at the float opening and restores proper overfill protection.

• Guides the overfill float at the tub floor so it moves freely
• Allows the float to engage the overfill switch and stop water fill at high level
• Restores proper fit if the original housing is cracked, warped, or missing
• Typical symptoms include leaking near the float, overfilling, or inconsistent fill levels

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before servicing
• Remove the toe panel and lower rack to access the float area
• You may need to lift out the float and remove the under-tub switch bracket to replace the housing; note part orientation
• After reassembly, run a brief fill and check for leaks at the float opening

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

This foam pad installs between the inner and outer door panels of a dishwasher to dampen sound and help shield the outer panel from heat and moisture, keeping operation quieter and the door better protected. What it does:

• Lines the inside of the outer door panel to reduce operating noise and vibration
• Acts as a thermal and moisture barrier for the outer door panel
• Helps maintain proper door performance when the original insulation is worn or missing
• Replace if torn, degraded, or waterlogged, or if noise/condensation around the door has increased

• 1 door insulation pad

• Disconnect power and shut off water to the dishwasher before servicing
• Support the door; remove perimeter screws to separate the inner and outer door panels
• Note the pad's orientation; seat the new insulation evenly without pinching wires or harnesses
• Reassemble panels and fasteners; verify smooth door/latch operation

This silverware basket organizes utensils in the lower rack of your dishwasher so water can reach them evenly. Replacing a cracked or missing basket keeps small items contained and helps prevent interference with the spray arm.

• Holds cutlery and small utensils upright during wash and rinse cycles
• Keeps small items from falling through the rack or onto the heater
• Replace if the basket is cracked, warped, melted, or missing sections
• May help with utensils tipping over, rattling, or blocking the spray arm

• Remove the lower rack, lift out the old basket, and position the new basket in the same location
• Ensure the basket does not obstruct the spray arm and the rack rolls freely
• Handle sharp utensil tips carefully; install with the dishwasher cool and empty

To order seal use WP8268340.

This dishwasher overfill control float mounts in the tub floor and rises with the water level to trip the float switch and stop filling. Replacing a warped or stuck float restores proper fill control and helps prevent leaks. What it does:

• Monitors tub water level and actuates the float switch to shut off the inlet valve
• Helps prevent overfilling and water leaking from the door
• Common symptoms of a faulty float include no fill, continuous filling/overfilling, or inconsistent water level

• Float and retainer

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Remove the lower rack; lift out the old float
• Access beneath the tub may be required to release/install the retainer
• Ensure the float stem engages the switch lever and moves freely; test-fill and check for leaks

Used on the upper dishwasher dishrack.