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Scr 8-16 b hxw 1.08 ss
I replaced a few key parts that I couldn't clean properly, and were not spinning well in the dishwasher. Afterwards, it worked like new, and the cleaning power returned. Read more
This kit is used to repair a leaking pump on GE made dishwashers. For a complete pump/motor assembly get WD26X10013.
The main conduit was broken and the pump connector had a hole in it. The pump also was showing signs of leaking. I completely disassembled the dishwasher cleaned everything and reassembled. The repair videos are a big help. Thank you. Read more
Unscrew the sides and pull the dishwasher out and simple remove the old door hinges and put the new one in. Read more
I ordered the part from Appliance Parts Pros; it arrived in three working days. I turned off the power and shut off the water to the dish washer, took off the toe guard and unscrewed the appliance from the countertop. I hoped that I could pull the dish washer out from under the counter without disconnecting the water and wiring as I had seen done in the video. Luckily, I didn't have to disconnect them and with a little effort I was able to pull the dish washer out so I could work on it. ... Read more
The Piston and Nut assembly replaced Check Valve and Body and gasket replaced Read more
I found the manufacturers parts drawing and purchased the parts that were needed.The previous home owner had not only removed from he parts but he had also reversed the direction of the dish rack. The only way I was able to repair it was to figure out how it must function,the rest was easy. Read more
Went on the internet, located the part on your website and ordered 2 items. Read more
Replaced the rack, the replacement was already fully assembled. Replacing the middle sprayer and assembly wasn't too bad. Read more
This was not an obvious source of a leak. The Tower Heater Assembly Nut developed a crack over time due to heat exposure. So the leak was gradual slowly getting worse over time. It was a hairline crack that ran down one of the edges of the nut making it hard to see. In talking to a pro he said it isn't a common problem. It is all the way in the back of the bottom of the dishwasher so it is not something you can see without pulling the dishwasher out and running it. The repair itself is easy. I... Read more
This turbidity sensor monitors wash water clarity so the machine can adjust wash cycles and rinse times for cleaner results and efficient water use. It replaces a failed or inconsistent turbidity reading to restore proper load sensing. What it does:
Replaced the parts. Read more
Simple 30 sec and $7 fix Read more
This was very simple. Thgey just popped back into place asnd the cap screws in. Read more