Kudd01dp Parts

Restore consistent wash performance with this motor rotor. It fits the dishwasher's circulation pump assembly and works with the stator to spin the impeller, circulating water through the spray system during wash and rinse cycles.

• Couples with the stator's magnetic field to drive the wash motor
• Spins the impeller to move water through spray arms
• Wear or damage can cause no wash action or weak spray/poor cleaning
• May help address humming, grinding, or intermittent motor operation

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before servicing
• Access the sump/motor area from the bottom/front; remove pump cover and impeller to reach the rotor
• Note orientation; handle the magnetic/ceramic surfaces carefully to avoid chipping
• Inspect the impeller, shaft seal, and bearings while open; reassemble and test for leaks and proper circulation

This motor-pump is the washer drain pump assembly that moves water out of the tub, helping your washer complete wash and spin cycles and preventing water from remaining in the drum. It replaces a worn or failed drain motor assembly to restore reliable draining. What it does:

• Pumps water out of the wash tub during drain and spin cycles.
• Circulates and forces wastewater through the drain hose and out of the machine.
• Common symptoms: washer won't drain, water left in tub after cycle, unusual humming, grinding or noisy pump, or intermittent drain failures.
• Can stop leaks caused by a failed pump seal or cracked housing (inspect plumbing/hose as well).

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before beginning any service.
• Drain residual water from the tub and hose before removing the old pump to avoid spills.
• Access usually requires removing the washer's access panel or front panel; handle sharp edges carefully.
• Reconnect wiring and hoses securely, check clamps, and run a short test cycle to ensure proper draining and no leaks.

A small metal clip that secures the appliance's ground wire to the chassis. Restores a reliable ground connection to reduce loose or arcing contacts and help prevent intermittent electrical faults. What it does:

• Secures the ground wire to the appliance frame to maintain a solid earth connection.
• Prevents a loose ground that can cause arcing, intermittent power issues, or visible sparking at the connection.
• Holds the wire in place through normal vibration and movement so terminals stay tight and stable.
• Replaces damaged, bent, or missing grounding fasteners to restore safe electrical continuity.

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before inspecting or replacing the clip.
• Use proper hand tools to remove and reinstall the screw or fastener that holds the clip—do not overtighten.
• Ensure the ground wire is routed and stripped correctly; replace wiring if insulation or conductor is damaged.

This light clip secures the interior lamp assembly in place so the refrigerator light stays positioned and protected. It's a small plastic retainer designed to hold the lamp or lens securely behind the housing. What it does:

• Holds the interior lamp or lens assembly in position to prevent movement or rattling
• Keeps the lamp properly aligned so the light bulb and cover stay seated
• Helps prevent contact between the bulb and other components that could cause noise or damage
• Commonly replaced when the lamp cover is loose, rattles, or won't stay clipped in place

• One light clip

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work
• Access the lamp area by removing the lamp cover or housing per your model's instructions
• The clip typically snaps into place; no special tools are usually required
• Test lamp fit and switch operation before restoring normal use

This check valve prevents wastewater from flowing back into the dishwasher pump and sump, helping maintain proper drain flow and protect the wash system from contamination. Simple replacement restores one-way drainage. What it does:

• Blocks backflow from the drain line into the dishwasher pump and tub
• Helps prevent standing water and smells in the dishwasher basin
• Reduces risk of pump cavitation or re-circulation of dirty water
• Commonly replaced when water remains after a drain cycle or when audible gurgling occurs

• One (1) check valve

• Disconnect power to the appliance and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Access usually requires removing the sump/pump assembly or lower access panel; follow OEM service instructions
• Inspect adjoining hoses, clamps, and seals; replace any damaged components for a reliable seal