ADB1500AWW10 Amana Dishwasher - Instructions

Watched a brief video online at PartSelect site. Video was easy to follow and there were no surprises as I followed the instructions.. I highly recommend the PartSelect company. Herb Wise

Pulled dishwasher out of cabinet. Layed it face down on a rug. It was very simple to remove the old water inlet valve. Following the video I saw on line was a big help. I put the new valve in its place, stood up the dishwasher,turned on the water and everything was fine. Put the dishwasher back in the cabinet,there were 2 screws that fastened the dishwasher to the cabinet.Very simple.

Aligned the hole and the appropriate part of the wash arm and snapped them back in. Thanks.

snapped it on to the rack shaft

I simply removed old lower dishrack from dishwasher and discarded. Then I removed new lower dishrack from box and installed it into dishwasher, no tools necessary. How easy is that?! New lower dishrack is a perfect replacement and now our dishwasher is good to go. Thank you PartSelect for your fast service.

changed impellers and it went really smooth only thing we forgot to hook waterline back and had a pool in kitchen how fun to clean

Pulled the dishwasher out from the counter. Wiring and supply hose were long enough that I did not need to disconnect them. Suspected a leak in the injector hose but the evidence was circumstantial. That is mineral deposits collected around the area where the house connects to a small plastic box and then into the dishwasher. I replaced the hose in a few minutes and added a clamp on the box side where no clamp was called for. So far, no leaks.

The docking stations just pulled of and snapped on. I took the tube in the back out to make sure the docking stations were seated well but I'm not even sure that was needed. Very easy. Another contributing factor was using rinse aid with an all-in-one gel pack detergent. I let the rinse aid run out and it's been working great ever since.

Removed dishwasher unplugged heating element wires unscrewed nuts removed old element replaced with new one. Tightened nuts snapped wire connecters back reset dishwasher ran quick cycle hot steam and dry dishes.Thanks Joe (saved me 1,500 for a new one)

We recently purchased a new home and it didn't matter how hot we ran the water in the sink before starting the dishwasher, the dishes, especially glasses, were filthy. Extra rinse cycles, pots and pans cycle, nothing worked. After finding this site, we took the chance on what the troubleshooter recommended and bought the accumulator filter and wash impeller. The parts came so fast! We followed the videos on this site step by step and we were successfully able to replace the filter and impeller. The impeller was COATED in nasty slimy grossness; it was obvious the previous owners never rinsed their dishes before running the dishwasher. After replacing these two parts, we have clean dishes! We have switched from tablets to liquid detergent which also helped (not sure why, tablets have worked at our old house just fine).

Very straight forward repair. Parts Select provided the right part with very timely (regular FedEx)delivery. Repairclinic.com provided excellent video to show basic repair steps. Suggest using a "star" tip screw driver to disassemble interior parts of the machine to clean out years of gunk which will reduce the chance that the drive motor will bind/fail (which mine did and which saved me the cost of a new motor or new dishwasher). Upon reassembly, be sure to check water supply copper compression fittings for leaks that moving the machine can cause. Place pads under "feet" of machine to avoid marring wood floor when moving machine.

Remove and replace a washer impeller. Simple

I examined the arm on the floor of the dishwasher and found that it had collided with something sticking through the bottom of the lower rack. One of the jets on the tip of the arm, which was supposed to spray sideways to make the arm spin, was missing its top and now sprayed up. This put the arm off balance and kept it from spinning. I ordered a new arm from PartSelect. It arrived much sooner than I expected. With the pliers, I unscrewed the nut holding the arm on, replaced it with the new arm, and refastened the nut. The next time I used the dishwasher all the dishes on the bottom rack were clean.

Used flat blade screw driver to unclip the holding bracket. Snaped new bracket and wash arm on. Took all of about 30 seconds.

Replaced the valve from the side. Easy and quick. The program to identify the part is excellent. The big concern is getting the right part.