Shv4308uc/U12 Parts

This is the cap that seals the rinse-aid dispenser reservoir on the inside of the dishwasher door. It threads or snaps into place to keep rinse aid contained until it is dispensed during the rinse cycle. Replace this cap if rinse aid leaks out prematurely, the cap is cracked or warped, or dishes are coming out spotted due to improper rinse-aid dispensing.

Right side door hinge for dishwashers. Installs on the right side of the door frame. Replace if bent, broken, or damaged from door falling too hard.

White right side trim strip for dishwashers. Installs along cabinet edge to cover gaps and create a finished look. Replace if cracked, missing, or lost.

Replace a broken or unresponsive power button that prevents your dishwasher from turning on. This black control button restores tactile operation.

Spring-style hose clamp secures water and drain hoses to fittings, preventing leaks. Replace when connections loosen or clips lose tension. Confirm fit with your model number.

Rear pump housing that encloses and aligns the drain pump assembly. Replace if cracked, warped, or damaged to restore proper water channeling.

Pump housing cover for dishwashers. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing covers that protect the pump assembly. Installs over the pump mechanism.

Secures the sump assembly to the tub, preventing leaks and movement. Replace if worn, cracked, or if you notice water leaking from the base of your dishwasher.

If your dishwasher detergent dispenser won't open during the wash cycle, this actuator lever assembly with springs restores mechanical movement.

This is a tube-shaped actuator component used in the dishwasher's float switch assembly. It helps transmit the position of the float to the switch, which controls the water level inside the tub. Replace this part if the dishwasher is overfilling, not filling with water, or if the float mechanism feels loose or unresponsive.

Dishwasher won't start when door closes? This magnetic reed switch detects door position and signals the control. Simple 15-minute DIY replacement.

Dishwasher overfilling or won't stop filling? This float switch lever activates the water level sensor. Simple DIY fix restores proper fill control.

This condensation tube routes moisture from the dryer's vented condensate tank to the drain, helping prevent leaks and pooling under the appliance. It's a direct-replacement tank drain tube for compatible vented-tank models. What it does:

• Channels condensate away from the tank to the dryer drain connection to reduce water buildup.
• Helps stop leaking or pooling beneath the dryer when the tank is vented.
• Restores proper condensate flow if the original tube is cracked, clogged, or damaged.
• Compatible with vented-tank dryer assemblies that use a routed drain tube for condensate.

• Turn off and unplug the dryer before starting any repair; if applicable, shut off gas supply.
• Remove access panels as needed to reach the condensate tank and tube; avoid damaging nearby wiring or hoses.
• Ensure tube fittings seat fully and secure clamps or fasteners to prevent leaks.

This rubber gasket seals appliance openings to help prevent water and air leaks and restore proper door/tub sealing. It replaces a worn or damaged seal to reduce leaking and maintain normal appliance performance. What it does

• Creates a watertight/airtight barrier between mating surfaces to prevent leaks.
• Helps maintain operating temperature and efficiency by sealing the door/tub.
• Common symptom: visible water around the door or base during use.
• Common symptom: cracked, flattened, or distorted seal material that no longer compresses.
• Works as a direct replacement for the matching OEM seal when damaged or worn.

• One gasket as shown on the product page.

• Turn off power and water supply to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Remove the old seal carefully, clean the mounting channel of debris and residue, and inspect the mating surface.
• Press the new gasket evenly into the channel, starting at one corner and working around to ensure full seating without twists.
• Test the door closure and run a short cycle to confirm there are no leaks; re-seat if necessary.