Shx9pt75uc Parts

Structural support hinge for your dishwasher door. Installs on the side panel to allow smooth opening and closing. Replace if cracked or broken.

Outer trim frame that surrounds the dishwasher control panel. Replaces cracked, broken, or worn frames to restore a finished appearance.

Lower housing that protects and supports internal components at the dishwasher base. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore enclosure integrity.

Factory bearing that supports rotating components in your dishwasher. Replace when you hear grinding noise or feel resistance. Verify fit by model number.

Replacement dishwasher seal creates a watertight connection between components. Replace when leaks or pooling occur. Verify fit with your model number.

Spring-style hose clamp secures water hoses to prevent leaks at connections. Replace if worn, rusted, or if you notice dripping around hose fittings.

This flip tine insert clips into the dishwasher rack and provides adjustable support for dishes, bowls, and other items during the wash cycle. The tines fold down to create a flat surface for larger items or flip up to hold standard plates in place. Replace if the tines are broken, corroded, or no longer stay in position, causing dishes to shift during washing.

This micro filter is a fine-mesh replacement filter that traps food particles and debris in the dishwasher sump, helping maintain wash performance and protect the pump and drain from clogs. What it does:

• Captures small food particles to prevent recirculation and reduce spotting
• Helps keep the dishwasher drain and pump from clogging
• Supports consistent water flow for better cleaning results
• Can reduce odors caused by trapped debris in the filter area

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Remove the lower rack to access the sump area; follow your owner's manual for filter removal
• Ensure the filter is properly seated and locked before running a cycle
• Clean surrounding areas and inspect for additional debris while replacing the filter

These are fold-down tines that attach to a dishwasher dish rack, providing flexible loading options for dishes, cups, and cookware of various sizes. They flip up to hold items in place or fold down to create open space for larger pieces. Replace these tines if they are bent, broken, or if the rubber coating has worn off and is leaving rust marks on your dishes.

This is a sensor that detects the level or presence of rinse aid in the dishwasher's dispenser system. It communicates with the control board to ensure the correct amount of rinse aid is dispensed during the wash cycle for spot-free drying. Replace this sensor if your dishwasher displays a rinse-aid error, fails to dispense rinse aid, or consistently leaves spots and film on dishes despite a full rinse-aid reservoir.

Fix dishwasher spray arm not rotating with this spindle shaft. Restores proper water distribution when the rotating shaft is worn or broken.

This dishwasher holder secures components in place during wash cycles. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore proper fit and function.

This is a fold-down tine insert that clips into the dishwasher rack to provide flexible loading options for dishes, cups, and other items. The flip tines can be raised to hold smaller items or folded flat to accommodate larger cookware. Replace this insert if the tines are broken, bent, or no longer stay in position, causing dishes to shift during the wash cycle.

This bearing clip secures a drum/tub bearing assembly to keep the bearing properly seated, helping maintain stable drum rotation and reduce wobble. Replace a worn or broken clip to restore correct bearing alignment. What it does:

• Holds the bearing in position so the drum/tub spins smoothly
• Prevents the bearing from shifting or slipping out of its mounting
• Can help reduce noise and wobble caused by a loose bearing
• Works as part of the bearing support system for the washer/drum assembly

• Recommended for installers or experienced DIYers; the correct service panels are removed before accessing the bearing area
• Disconnect power and water supply before beginning any repair
• Inspect adjacent bearings, seals, and mounting surfaces for wear and replace as needed
• Use proper tools to avoid damaging the clip or surrounding components during removal and installation