Whirlpool WPW10358302 Drain Hose OEM Part

I figured out that it was probably a plugged pump hose, since the pump would run, it somtimes it drained and sometimes it didn't. Your video helped with how to take the dishwasher out and replace the hose. I replaced the hose and everything is now working fine. It turned out to be a broken check valve in the old hose that caused the problem. It took 90 mins to do the repair.

I started the dishwasher one night, and suddenly, there was water covering the kitchen floor. After removing the front base panel, I realized that the rubber connector between the hose and the dishwasher had been chewed up by a rat. Now, don't get me wrong. Our house is not infested. After pulling the dishwasher out of the cabinet, it became apparent that the space behind was a portal to the underdepths of the crawlspace, where rodents move around freely. It (or they) had been coming up on occasion to get a little nip of plastic. In hindsight, the cat's frequent staring at the appliance made more sense. Replacing the hose was the easiest part of the entire process. It only required a pair of pliers. The hard part: plugging every crevice with steel wool and foam to keep those tiny demons out. Thanks, Appliance Parts Pros, for shipping the exact hose I needed so quickly.

I replaced the hose and since the rodent may still be around, put a couple of large glue trays under the dishwasher to reduce the risk of a repeat.

Removed the lower front cover (2screws), removed ,2 mounting screws and pulled washer out far enough to remove and replace water supply line. Put it back together and was finished.

Replaced drain hose