Whirlpool 717000 Dishwasher Pump Gasket OEM Part

1. To fix the leaks from around the door, I replaced the upper and lower door seals. These were purchased in a separate transcation, so they are not the parts shown here. The upper door seal worked as intended, but the lower seal would not stay in place on the lower edge of the door during a wash. Therefore I cleaned the grease and detergent off the old seal, and installed using silicone sealer/adhesive. The plastic edge pieces for the lower seal were supplied with the kit, and they installed and worked correctly. 2. The parts shown here are gaskets, o-rings, and a tool for the pump and motor assembly. They installed and worked correctly, but the seal kit (Whirlpool # 675703) includes seal rings 302711 & 302710. The website should warn the customer if he is separately ordering redundant parts that are included in a kit. 3. The new o-ring for the discharge check valve (# 357574), did not stop the leak ffrom the joint with the pump body, so I coated the trheads with automotive silicone sealer (RTV) to solve that problem 4. I found videos on YouTube with clear replacement isntructions. 5. Note that the "screwdrivers" listed below are actual Torx driver. For my dishwasher, a 15 mm Torx driver was required.

After discovering that these parts were not the problem. I found replacements for the impeller online and replaced those parts plus these parts. Disassembly was difficult and one bolt inside of the motor shaft had to be drilled out. Other than that, these replacement parts were an exact fit and the video on your page made the replacement no problem.

I called AppliancePartsPros, talked to a technician to validate problem, ordered part. I had a great talk with the technician. Told him I have electrical engineering experience, used to fix pinball machines and that the pinballs and home appliances were the same design, i.e. inductor in series with a switch across the hot lines. After that the conversation was like two long lost cousins talking at a family barbeque! Great customer service!

Replaced the gasket between the pump assembly and the dishwasher body.

I purchased your pump and motor W10428773 / AP5305919 for my KitchenAid KUDS24SEBL1. I installed it yesterday and am extremely pleased. Super quiet and a fairly easy installation. Some points that might benefit a future buyer; There was some confusion resulting from your website's listing. On the exploded diagram of the pump motor assembly, there is a box surrounding the entire assembly tagged number 17 which lists the entire motor pump assembly which I purchased. The pump gasket, which is required to be replaced anytime the pump is installed is outside the box in the diagram suggesting it is not included with the assembly so I ordered it as well. The pump showed up with a gasket plus the one I ordered. Not a huge deal. I'll keep it in case I ever need to remove the pump again. Somewhat more aggravating; In the item listing/description for the pump, towards the bottom under "Latest Questions" is a complaint from a Jim G stating that his new pump differed from his old pump in that the old pump had an electrical pigtail and the new one had a plug requiring an additional harness/adapter to make the connection. My motor also had a pigtail. Your response to his complaint listed the required harness P/N which you did not show in stock. I saw this and found a seller of the harness on EBAY for $50 and ordered it. When I received my new pump the harness was included. I think you get my frustration. Otherwise, totally happy with my outcome.,