Whirlpool WPW10187809 Fill And Drain Hose Assembly (1) OEM Part

I ordered the part and replace it. It took about an hour. I watched a video on the repair and it was helpful.

Tipped the dishwasher on to its front, loosened the drain hose clamp and pulled the hose off. Then unscrew the fill hose which looks like a garden hose adapter. Cut the zip tie on the drain hose and take note of how both hoses are routed, then pull both hoses out the back of the dishwasher. Insert new hoses and route them correctly and hook everything back up. Couple of notes, I didn't have to take off the outer cabinet to do this repair. Get plenty of towels because a lot of water can get trapped in the old hoses.

I bought the dishwasher used and the hoses had been cut off so they could plumb it in direct. I was able to easily find the part I needed and order. I had read that another person had managed to install the hose without removing the cabinet. That's what we did. I just pulled a piece of string through with the old hose when I removed it, tied it to the new hose and that helped snake it down thru the cabinet. It took about 15 minutes or so start to finish.

Once I made room to get the dish washer apart it was pretty easy about 8 to 12 screws and a hose clamp. 20 to 30 minutes and done be sides water clean up from pulling off the hose from at the pump

Ordered a faucet coupler assembly on Wednesday, it arrived Thursday! I watched how to do the job on YouTube and fixed it myself. I am a 58 year old Grandma and managed it by myself. Using my portable drill in place of the screwdriver helped but with all the videos online, I am willing to try most repairs.