Ge WD12X10109 Dishwasher Fine Filter OEM Part

My daughter and I went to Youtube and found an extremely well presented video on how to clean our exact make and model of dishwasher. We live in a newly rented house, new to us, not new. The dishwasher was an unholy nightmare of filth, clogged filters, calcium deposits coating and blocking in literal heaps, discovered when taken apart. The miracle really was that the dishwasher cleaned at all. We cleaned and scraped everything thoroughly, the fine filter and the sump filter as well but decided replacement was the appropriate measure, not least that these were the only 2 filters. I want to pause here and say APPLIANCE PARTS PROS ARE ROCKSTARS OF SHIPPING! I mean put others to shame, make me believe in magic kind of ROCKSTARS OF SHIPPING! I place an order in the afternoon IN California (I've done this twice now), by nightfall it's shipped and the next day it arrives FROM Kentucky! Are you kidding me? This is regular ol' shipping. I didn't expedite, I didn't Rush. I just said Ship. You guys are AWESOME!!! Oh! and the dishwasher has happily regained it's cleaning efficiency. Parts were perfect, fit correctly and function well. We are quite happy.

Removed and cleaned all inside components of dishwasher. Replaced the sump inlet and fine filter. I decided to complete the repair myself when my appliance repairman did not want to help me. The videos from Appliance Parts Pro are AMAZING!!!! Gave me the confidence to do the repair myself (had to fully uninstall the machine and flip it over). THANK YOU!!!

Our GE was installed about 8 years ago and was AWESOME for much of its early life. However, progressively its cleaning ability diminished. By replacing all the spray arms (clogged with debris), filters, drain hose, and sump...this dishwasher cleans like it did when it was new! Cost was around $100 (also replaced a wheel and the silverware basket) and labor was relatively simple. And to think...my mother-in-law said, "Wouldn't it just be easier to buy a new one?!?".

I replaced all the spray arms. The "Filter Fine Assembly" extrusion was improved to eliminate the washer rubber which deteriorated over time. Everything works fine and the dishes are now spotless.

Decided to replace the fine filter assembly and along with it the lower and middle spray arm. I have tried cleaning these with a tiny brush and was able to remove some gunk out but they do not come a part so thought it best to just start with new. The filter and lower spray arm were easy to just take off and the new just fit right in. The middle spray arm part was a little different then the original. It comes with a new metal screw and washer and a plastic part that is attached to the bottom of the upper rack. You have to remove the old part that is held on by one screw and attach the new part so that the spray arm fits. Not sure why they would change it since the old set up seemed fine but you have to either take the whole upper basket off its track and out or try to work upside down. I opted to take the basket out by prying the plastic end pieces out of the track and sliding the basket out. It was an easy fix and now my dishes are clean with out a film and dirt residue left on them.