ADB2200AWW Amana Dishwasher - Instructions

Couldn't have been easier! All I did was remove the old basket and install the new one.

Unscrewed 10 torx fasteners.Pulled inner door panel up to gain access to latch. Latch has both micro switches attached. Un plug switches, remove and replace door latch, button up and your done.

Install complete latch and handle assembly. Remove panel, disconnect wiring and install the assembly

Thank You PartSelect for making this repair project simple and stress free. The exploded diagram of the appliance was clear and consise. The parts list was very helpfull. Showing me which parts were the most replaced gave me the confidence to order, reducing the prospect of having to return items ( always a pain point ). Parts arrived in just a few days. Followed the instructions on the video. Dishwasher was back in operation in no time and passed an overly thourgh dish inspection. Your site is amazing and is on my favorites tool bar. Thanks Agian !!!

Easily, just pushed the stop in pushed the wheels on....popped the tine and their holders in. We just purchased this house and the dishwasher needed the parts, But the amazing thing was......the parts were here in less than a day....... NOW THAT IS SERVICE!!

Repair is very simple. Make sure to unplug dishwasher or turn off circuit breaker to appliance before performing any work for safety. Open door and remove all Torx head screws holding inside panel to door (place them in a small cup or dish to avoid loss) and tilt up to gain access to switch. Remove connector on each side of old switch (may need to gently pry off with screwdriver), then attach connectors to new switch. Position inside panel back onto door ensuring it is properly seated all around especially near the base of the dishwasher to avoid any leaks. Tighten all screws again and reconnect plug or switch breaker on. Washer is repaired!

pulled dishwasher out to see where the leak was comming from . after seeing where it was leaking i searched for parts for jenn-air diahwasher. that when i read about the reviews on how to replace the float switch. it was very helpfull in being able to do the work myself and not having to pay a repairman.

Threw out the old broken one and this fit perfectly!

I haven't gotten to our rental to get the job done yet but it should go real easy because the broken one came off real easy these should go on just as easy. Thanks again for the parts

Just ordered a new one, which came VERY quickly, and put it in!

I pulled out the dishwasher a little to expose the screw on the striker, (located on top of the dishwasher. The annoying thing was, it wasn't a regular screw, so unfortunately I had to go out and buy a torx screwdriver (which cost more than the new striker). It would have been so much quicker, and cost effective, if it had been a normal screw. Anyway, I completed the job and pushed the dishwasher back into place.

This was fantasticlly easy. Less than 2 minutes to remove the screws. Made a mark on each of the two wire assemblies to ensure proper replacement. Pulled off the wires. Connected the wires to the new assembly. Placed it into the opening and re-tightened all the screws. Probably five minutes! Works better than new. THANK YOU!

I removed the leaking valve and installed the new one it was pretty easy

Unplugged the power cord and removed front toe kick panels. Used a small mirror to see the location of the screw holding the float switch in place and removed the screw, disconnected the float from inside the dishwasher removed the float switch and replaced. It was a simple repair and so far seems to have solved the leaking problem. There was some unusual wear to my old float and the switch looked like it may have been leaking a small amount as it had lime build up on the switch lever. The part came with an easy to follow instruction sheet. PartSelect has saved me money on repair work I thought I would not be able to do myself. The website is very helpful in resolving what he problem may be and what parts are needed. Fixed four other appliances using this site over the past few years and they ship quick.

We moved into a rental house and the dishwasher latch was broken. We got permission from the landlord to repair it. Wife went online to find the part using the model number and the make. That was not easy. Finally found Part Select and then it got easier. The price point was good. The part came quickly and it installed well. My only wish is that it would have come with instructions. Other than that, we will use Parts Select again when we have the need! Mike R