Parts for Kitchenaid KCDC150G: 01 - Section Parts

This stopper assembly seals the drain opening to allow tubs or sinks to fill and hold water. It replaces a damaged or worn stopper so you can restore proper fill-and-hold function and stop unwanted leaks. What it does

• Seals the drain to hold water for washing or soaking
• Opens and closes to allow controlled draining when needed
• Stops water from leaking around a worn or damaged stopper
• Restores normal fill-and-drain operation when the original stopper no longer seals

• One stopper assembly as shown

• Turn off water supply and remove standing water before starting
• Basic hand tools usually required; follow the appliance or sink manufacturer instructions
• Inspect surrounding drain and seals during replacement; replace damaged gaskets if present

This flange strainer fits into the dishwasher sump to keep debris out of the pump assembly, helping prevent clogs and protecting the drain system. It restores proper filtering for dependable wash and drain performance. What it does:

• Screens food particles and grit before they reach the pump impeller
• Helps reduce clog-related wash failures and odors
• Prevents solids from damaging the sump and pump components
• Maintains normal draining and circulation when intact

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Access the sump by removing the dishwasher tub access panel or lower dish rack as required by your model
• Inspect surrounding gaskets and seals; replace any damaged seals to prevent leaks
• Test for leaks and proper draining after reassembly

This gasket fits between the sink opening and the disposer's sink flange to create a watertight seal. Replacing a worn gasket helps stop drips at the top of the disposer and keeps the flange securely seated.

• Seals the joint between the sink flange and sink to prevent leaks
• Helps maintain a tight, stable flange connection
• Replace if the original gasket is cracked, flattened, or deteriorated
• Typical symptoms: water leaking at the sink drain/disposer rim or a loose flange

• Disconnect electrical power to the disposer at the breaker and unplug it
• Support the disposer, loosen the mounting assembly, and remove the sink flange
• Clean mating surfaces; place the new gasket between the flange and sink, then tighten evenly per the product manual
• Restore power, run water, and check for leaks

A replacement mounting flange that secures a rotating shaft or assembly to the appliance cabinet, restoring proper alignment and stable operation. Fits original mounting points to reduce vibration and noise from loose or worn hardware. What it does

• Secures a shaft, drum or assembly to the cabinet to maintain alignment and smooth rotation.
• Reduces vibration and rattling caused by a worn or broken flange.
• Helps prevent excess wear on bearings and seals by keeping parts properly positioned.
• Can stop intermittent contact or scraping noises that occur when mounting hardware is damaged.

• One mounting flange

• Disconnect power before servicing and follow the appliance manufacturer's service instructions.
• Remove access panels to reach the flange; save and reuse any original fasteners unless damaged.
• May require removing the drum or related assembly for access—refer to the service manual for procedure.
• If seals, bearings or fasteners are worn, replace those items as needed.

This snap ring (circlip) secures a shaft or component in a groove to prevent axial movement, helping keep assemblies aligned and running smoothly. It's a small but critical retention part for appliance mechanisms. What it does:

• Holds bearings, shafts, or retainers in place by locking into a groove
• Prevents axial movement that can cause wobble, noise, or misalignment
• Maintains proper spacing of moving parts for reliable operation
• Common symptom: loose or shifting component, increased play or noise near the affected area

• One snap ring (circlip)

• Install with proper snap-ring (circlip) pliers to avoid deformation or injury
• Ensure the groove and ring are clean and free of debris before seating
• Inspect the ring for damage or wear; replace if distorted or cracked

This mounting gasket creates a tight, cushioned seal where a component attaches to its housing or bracket. Replacing a worn seal helps stop leaks and rattles while restoring a secure, reliable connection at the mounting point.

• Forms a seal between two mounting surfaces to help prevent leaks or seepage
• Cushions and isolates vibration for quieter operation
• Helps maintain proper alignment of the mounted component
• Replace if the gasket is cracked, flattened, brittle, or no longer sealing

• Disconnect power and shut off water or gas, if applicable
• Note the gasket's orientation before removal
• Clean and dry both mating surfaces; remove all old gasket material and residue
• Seat the new gasket evenly; reassemble and tighten fasteners snugly without overcompressing; test for leaks/operation