Shu4002uc/U06 Parts

This actuator arm is the mechanical lever inside the dishwasher door's dispenser assembly. Working with its spring, it releases the detergent cup at the proper point in the cycle to restore consistent detergent dispensing. What it does

• Transfers motion from the control/drive mechanism to the dispenser latch to open the detergent cup
• Provides the spring tension needed for the lever to return to its home position
• Helps ensure detergent is dispensed at the intended time in the wash cycle
• Common symptoms include detergent left in the cup, a dispenser door that won't latch or opens inconsistently, or a visibly broken/missing lever

• 1 actuator arm with spring

• Disconnect power to the dishwasher before servicing
• Open the door and remove the inner door panel fasteners to access the dispenser linkage
• Note the spring orientation; move the spring to the new arm if needed and seat the arm in the correct pivot location
• Reassemble the door and manually test the dispenser action before running a cycle

Wax motor for detergent/rinse-aid dispenser.

This door latch and strike plate secure the door closed and engage the safety interlock so the appliance can start and run reliably. Replacing a worn latch restores consistent door closure and prevents nuisance cycle interruptions.

• Locks the door by engaging the strike, keeping it closed during operation
• Ensures the door-closed interlock/microswitch is actuated so cycles can start
• Helps prevent the door from popping open mid-cycle
• Common symptoms: door won't latch or stay closed, unit won't start, cycle stops when the door is jostled

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Open the door and remove the inner-panel screws to access the latch area
• Remove the old latch/strike; align and install the new components
• If your model uses a separate microswitch, transfer/reuse it as required and test door engagement before reassembly

Tall item spray head.
This Spray Head is an OEM part for Bosch Dishwashers. It plays a role in distributing water evenly during the dishwasher's washing cycles. Continuous exposure to hard water, debris, or mineral deposits can cause issues with this component.

What Causes a Bad Spray Head:
Hard water deposits, debris, or mineral buildup can clog or block the spray head, affecting its performance. Physical damage can also impair its functionality.

Symptoms of a Bad Spray Head:

• Inadequate cleaning of dishes
• Uneven water distribution
• Reduced water pressure during washing cycles

This genuine OEM Bosch part is also compatible with Thermador, Gaggenau and select Kenmore models.
 

This front leveling leg supports and adjusts the appliance at the front, helping it sit stable and truly level. Replace a damaged or missing leg to restore proper height, stability, and smooth door alignment during everyday use.

• Provides height adjustment at the front to level the appliance
• Helps prevent rocking, vibration, and rattling
• Maintains correct cabinet/door alignment for proper operation
• Replace if the foot is cracked, stripped, missing, or won't adjust
• Common signs: unit wobbles, sits unevenly, or is difficult to level

• Disconnect power; if applicable, shut off water or gas. Pull the appliance forward and remove the toe-kick/access panel for clearance.
• Protect the floor; tilt or raise the front slightly to reach the leg.
• Unscrew the damaged leg; thread the new leg in by hand to avoid cross-threading.
• Adjust height until level front-to-back and side-to-side; verify stability before returning to service.

This drain hose adapter connects the appliance's drain hose to another hose or a compatible fitting, providing a secure, leak-resistant joint so wastewater can be routed to the household drain. Replace when the original adapter is cracked or loose.

• Couples the drain hose to another hose or to a sink/disposal/standpipe fitting
• Helps seal the joint to reduce leaks and hose slippage
• Restores a tight fit when the original adapter is worn, brittle, or missing
• Symptoms of a bad adapter: leaking at the connection, hose won't stay attached, visible cracks

• Disconnect power and turn off water before servicing
• Place a towel or pan to catch residual water from the hose
• Fully seat hose ends over the adapter barbs and secure with appropriate hose clamps
• Run a short test cycle and inspect all connections for leaks

This O-ring seals the NTC (negative temperature coefficient) temperature sensor where it inserts into the appliance. It restores a watertight seal at the sensor port to help prevent leaks and maintain reliable temperature-sensing performance.

• Provides a leak-tight seal between the NTC temperature sensor and its housing/tub/sump
• Helps prevent water seepage and moisture intrusion around the sensor opening
• Common symptoms of a failed seal: drips near the base, moisture in the leak tray, flattened/cracked ring, or a sensor that feels loose
• Good practice to replace when the NTC sensor is removed for service

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before servicing
• Access the NTC sensor, remove the old O-ring, and clean mating surfaces
• Lightly moisten the new O-ring with water; seat it evenly to avoid pinching, then reinstall the sensor fully
• Run a brief test cycle and inspect for leaks

This O-ring is a circular sealing gasket that creates a watertight joint between mating parts. Replacing a flattened or cracked ring restores a tight seal and helps prevent leaks during operation.

• Provides a compressible seal between fittings, hoses, or housings
• Helps prevent drips and leaks at joints under normal system pressure
• Maintains proper flow by keeping connections sealed
• Typical failure signs: visible cracking/flattening, seepage at a joint, pooling water near the appliance

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Relieve any line pressure and place a towel to catch residual water
• Clean and inspect mating surfaces; replace any damaged components
• Lightly lubricate the O-ring with approved silicone lubricant, seat evenly without twisting, and test for leaks after reassembly

This genuine OEM part is a circulation pump motor for dishwashers. The circulation pump motor distributes water to the spray arm to allow the dishwasher to properly do its job. Over time, the circulation pump motor can become overworked to the point of becoming inoperable. Luckily, replacing the pump motor is not as difficult a job as it might seem. To begin the repair, turn off the power supply and shut off the water supply valve. Remove the screws that secure the lower access panel. Disconnect the water supply line from the inlet valve. Then proceed to remove the mounting screws from the junction box cover. Take note of the wires' orientation. Remove the screws that hold the bracket. Disconnect the drain hose from the sink or garbage disposal. Open the dishwasher door and remove the mounting screws. Pull the dishwasher away from the cabinet and unsnap the covers from the hinge ropes. Disconnect the ropes. Remove the screws securing the upper door panel. Carefully tilt the dishwasher back and detach the fill hose from its retaining clip disconnecting the hose from the sump. Uninstall the circulation pump and align the pump with the seal and sump. Tighten the clamp and transfer the wires from the old pump to the new one. Proceed to reinstall the panels that were uninstalled.This replacement part is sold individually and is compatible with Bosch, Gaggenau, and Thermador dishwashers.

This is the right side hinge plate. For left side use 00298567.

This rear pump housing is the dishwasher's molded enclosure that supports the drain/pump assembly and channels wash and drain water. Replacing a damaged housing restores proper water flow and helps stop leaks. What it does:

• Houses and aligns the drain/pump components and motor coupling
• Channels water between sump, pump and drain lines to ensure proper draining
• Prevents leaks by sealing the pump assembly area when intact
• Can cause noisy pump operation or failure to drain if cracked or broken

• One rear pump housing

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before starting; drain any standing water
• Inspect associated seals, gaskets, impeller and mounting hardware; replace if worn
• Handle carefully to avoid damaging mating surfaces; test for leaks after reassembly

Bushing included. To order bushing separately use 00165296. This is the left side hinge. For right side hinge use 00263119.

This outer door is the dishwasher's exterior front panel that restores the appliance's appearance and protects internal components from damage. It provides a finished look and replaces dented, scratched, or corroded panels. What it does

• Covers and protects the inner door assembly, controls, and insulation from impact and moisture.
• Restores the dishwasher's exterior finish and alignment for proper sealing.
• Helps prevent further cosmetic damage and exposure-related corrosion.
• Resolves issues where visible dents, deep scratches, or rust affect the door surface.

• One outer door panel only.

• Disconnect power and water supply before starting any repair.
• Door panels can be heavy or awkward—have a second person assist to avoid dropping or bending the panel.
• Follow the manufacturer's service manual for correct removal/reinstallation steps and torque specifications.
• If trim, latch, or control components are attached, verify whether they must be transferred from the old door.

Color: White.

This is the left side hinge plate. For right side use 00298570.

This sump clamp secures the dishwasher sump/drain assembly to the tub, keeping the seal and pump assembly held in place to prevent leaks and movement. It's a small but essential fastener for a watertight sump connection. What it does:

• Holds the sump/drain housing tightly against the tub to maintain a proper seal
• Prevents the sump assembly from shifting during operation, which can cause leaks or noise
• Helps stop water from leaking under the machine when the pump runs
• Supports proper alignment of the drain/pump components for reliable draining

• One sump clamp

• Disconnect power and water supply before starting any repair
• Access the sump area by removing the lower access panel or toe kick and tilting the machine as needed
• Inspect the sump seal/gasket and replace if cracked or damaged when replacing the clamp
• Tighten clip until secure but avoid forcing or deforming the sump housing; test for leaks after reassembly