ADB2500AWW Amana Dishwasher - Instructions

Pried door open. First ordered the wrong part...latch assembly with no handle. Reordered proper part and installed it in no time. Ordered regular shipping (cheapest) and in both instances parts were there in two days via Fed Ex. Very quick getting the parts to me.
Removed half of the screws on inside of door and used pliers to unhook assembly from the two power connectors and then popped new one in place by hand. All repairs should be this easy. I will use this company again for all appliance parts needed.

The latch that opens the door to the diswasher was broken. It became difficult to open the dishwasher door.

A quick search on the internet using the machine make and model took me to Partselect.com. Another quick seach of the exploded views of my dishwasher gave me the part number and a few more clicks had it on order.

I recieved the part buy the end of the week. and had it installed within 15 to 20 minutes and I was up and running.

What a deal!!! Thanks

I had to force the door open, the latch was broken . This was the second Latch that has failed The previous time it cost me $90 plus several days to have it repaired.
I ordered the part on line about noon. The next morning UPS was at my door with a package. Talk about great service !
The install was a breeze, took about 15 minuets to remove about 8 screws and the old part and replace with the new part. Total cost was about $30...and very little down time. Great service, great company to work with !

The repair was so easy. I just unscrewed the inner door panel , unplugged the old latch, attached the new and put the panel back. Thanks to all the other comments which gave me the confidence to attempt this repair. The hardest part was disconneting the old electric connections but with a little bit of "coaching" they came off OK. Thanks again.

Removed the screws that attach the inside of the door, keeping them in order. Two are longer. The part is loose at that point and the wires un clip with a little pull with a needle nose. Replaced with the new part, re screwed and good as new. oh and turned off the breaker before disassembly.

Disconnect power first. Removed all the screws on the inside of the door, pulled the inside part of the door away from the front part to gain access to the latch, disconnecting the wires was the most difficult part since the connectors didn't want to slide off the metal tabs very easily, replaced the latch and put everything back together. When I ordered the part, I wasn't sure if it was going to be just the handle, but I was glad it was the entire latch assembly.

I first took of the inside door panel approx 9 screws. The latch assy was the top of the door panel that I took off. Took the wires off both side of the assy and attached them to the new assy. I re-attached the inside door panel. it was a very easy fix. No other dealers in the area had the part. I order the part from parts select and was back in action within three days.

I ordered the part, unscrewed the door, installed the new handle, and put it all back together again.

Pushed them on

Removed all the screws holding the shroud, filter, wash arm, etc. Installed new shaft and chopper blade, then reinstalled impella on new shaft as described on the easy to follow instructions.

just had to remove the stoppers and slide the track on and then replace the new stoppers.
most of all i was pleasantly surprised at how fast the parts arrived. i ordered them thursday morning and i was installing them friday morning .

piece of cake. you need the special screw driver bit to take the back panel off the door, Then take the wires off and put the new assemble in . button up and you are done.

Removed screws holding inside liner to door. Seperated the two revealing latch assembly. Removed two electrical plugs from latch. Installed plugs on new latch assembly. Put door and liner together and reinstalled screws with screw setting of driver on lowest torque setting. Hand tightened and tested. Whole job less than 10 minutes. Super easy, wife impressed!

Removed the 11 torx screws from the door panel and separated the inner door from the outer panel to expose the latch mechanism. Killed power to d/w, unplugged the two interlock switches from the old latch and removed it. Installed the new switch assembly and reconnected the switches. Easiest repair job ever - took less than 10 minutes. Only catch is that you need a T-20 torx driver for the screws.

Simple repair. First and most important: Turn off the power at the circuit breaker panel. Next, remove 8-9 torx head screws holding the inside panel on the door. Pull the handle assy. away from the door and unplug the two electrical plugs from the handle. Mark or remember which side each goes on. Plug the two electrical plugs into the new handle assy. and place in back into it's position in the door and reassemble the door panel. Turn the power back on at the breaker box.