ADB2500AWQ Amana Dishwasher - Instructions

First - I selected 2-3 day delivery after ordering the part late afternoon. The part arrived the next day. Very satisfied with the time it took and the ease in selecting the correct part. Once I got the dishwasher door open, I removed the 11 screws from the door panel. The top two screws also hold the latch asssembly in place, so I removed those last. Then I detached the wiring, which required a pair of plyers - they were very tight. After that, I was able to replace the new part, screw the panel back on, and load the dishwasher for my wife before she got off the phone with my mother-in-law. Brownie points were awarded, and it took about 15 minutes.

Opened dishwasher door (all the way down) removed all the screws around inside of door/ lift up back of door, removed handle assembly, used a sharpie marker to mark were wire connectors go back to, then used screw driver to pop off wire connectors.

I watched the video repair program and it was just that simple. What was the most amazing is from the time we called in the order until we got the parts and made the installation was less than 72 hours. We simply cannot believe how easy this was. Thanks ever so much!!!!

also had to replace heating element. Had to remove dishwasher from under counter to get to heat element. Initial installer used long braided steel water line and plug in electrical connection so removal was easy (10 min). Pulled (2) electrical terminals from heat element and (2) plastic retaining nuts put in new element w/matching nuts,element came w/seals. Check for leaks before installing back under counter. Then removed torx screws holding impeller cover and accumulator/filter removed old put in new after good cleaning of course. All is well.

This was so easy. Just loaded up a torx bit in my drill, unscrewed the 8-10 screws on the door and lowered the front. Latch assembly literally fell out. Screwed up my courage and took a pair of pliers to the electrical connections, pulled them off and hooked them up to new unit one at a time (I confuse easily thus ending source of confusion) and set latch in it's place. Replaced the door front screws and was done. Piece of cake and the directions on your site were very helpful.

Removed torx head screws around inside of door. This allows you to open the top of the door enough to access and remove the latch. The latch itself is not fastened to anything, just held in by pressure of the door panels. The wires on my latch were extremely difficult to remove and if you're not careful you will get a shock, so don't touch them both at the same time. Put in new latch, re-install screws. Worked perfectly.

It was fairly easy to fix the dishwasher handle just little time consuming taking in side cover off to get to it. One thing I can say is the lady I dealt with was very kind, and very helpful. It only took like three days to get here I only paid regular shipping. Beats having to buy new dishwasher. Thank you

Removed the 12 screws on the backside of the door. Raised the inner door up, took the handle assembly out, removed the switch wires then reversed the process to reinstall.
No problems, worked good

Removed the inside door panel. Removed old, broken latch. Disconnected the two wire plugs. Connected the wire plugs to the new latch. Installed new latch into door. Replaced inside door panel.

easy to do unscrewed the plastic on the inside of the door lifted it out of the way takeing care not to damage the wires that are connected to it for the soap dispenser. the old latch fell right out the 4 wires where a bugger to get off and i actually destroyed the switches while unhooking the wires i plugged the wires into the next latch that came with new switches put everything back together and i open and closes like brand new

removed inside panel disconnected switch replaced with new handle and switches.

Works great

Removed the upper spray supply manifold and the lower spray arm, and all other pieces to reach the chopper assembly, removing those pieces, installing the new pieces, and put everything back together. Success! The dishwasher is working as good as new.

i simply removed the screws holding the cover ithen removed the old handle by removing the electrical wires i then plugged the wires onto the new handle i then placed the handle back on the machine replaced all the screws plugged the unit back in and the little lady was so happy she could wash dishes again she bar-b-qued me a big t-bone steak for dinner. THANKS PARTSELECT YOU SAVED THE DAY.

remove door panel screws but in new handle renstaall panel screws done.

As a very capable "do-it-yourselfer," once I realized that I had a part that I could not repair, the first thing I did was go to partselect.com to find my part. The exploded diagrams made it easy to determine the correct part I needed. A very reasonable $25 dollars and 2 days later the part showed up on my doorstep, well packaged to protect it during shipping and was an exact replica of the failed part. Five minutes later, I had the part replaced and a wife who is once again grateful to not have to wash the dishes by hand. Thanks partselect.com you made me a hero!