ADB2500AWW Amana Dishwasher - Instructions

Before starting the job, I looked at the information provided from others who had the same problem and had successfully installed the new part. The information provided was the reason I chose your company to purchase the part. THANK YOU!
1. Turned off power
2. Removed screws holding inside of door.
3. Disconnected and removed old part.
4. Removed dishwasher door handle and attached to new part.
5. Connected new part and positioned it in the handle insert. (Be sure the small bars holding it together are firmly in place.)
6. Reattached the door.
Here is the problem: I did not realize I also needed a new door handle as I assumed it would be attached to the new door latch assembly. My door handle is cracked and some of the plastic has broken away. I will now have to order the new handle and pay the cost of shipping that would have certainly been less if I had ordered it in the first place.

Ordered the latch part Friday A.M., Saturday afternoon it arrived. My wife repaired it while I supervised. (She doesn't have a tool belt yet). It took longer to pry off the 2 switch connectors than it took to remove and replace all the screws. They were on there pretty good, so we used extra care. Now she's my "Handygirl". Works great. The price was lower than I could find locally too. Thanks for great service.

Internal door panel must be completely removed taking care to uncouple all electrical connectiones as you go. Some connections can be very stubborn so take care and be sure to cut all power to the appliance before starting. Replacing the handle and latch from this point is very easy.

Hey I hope this helps someone. . I was quite frustrated with out little dishwasher. It almost seemed that the dishes would come out dirtier than when they went in. Turns out we have hard water and it did a number on the parts of the dishwasher. Luckily, the parts were cheap enough that I thought I would give em a try. Between that and something called "dishwasher magic" I had success! One thing I wished I did differently was that I should have purchased two (2) wash arm retainer clips. . . I re-used an old one but it would have been nice to have all new parts inside. Needless to say, our dishes now are super clean. I have 6 young kids so our dishwasher gets a real workout. I may have to purchase a water softener down the road but for now we'll roll the dice. Hope this helps!

unsnapped the broken piece from the under side of the top rack; assembled new washer arm and snapped back in place under the top rack.

Take rack out of box, put in dishwasher. Easy
Part arrived on time, would use this website again.

I replaced a tempermental Maytag with a new Electrolux dishwasher. The new dishwasher didn't include any decent trim strips so I ordered the two maytag strips like my old unit had. Looks great. Easy to install. FAST shipping!

I did not receive any instructions -- removed the screws from the unit - along the side - the big discovery was removing the black lining and finding additional screws to loosen. These are probably the only ones I needed to remove.Raised the feet on the dishwasher and then placed the new brackets. Re tightened the screws and I was the hero with my wife.Thanks Gene

First the left hinge came, then two weeks later the right hinge came. Went fix it and have lost the left hinge ... still bent Oh dear! - Had better results with my matching Maytag Stove. Dropped heavy object on glass top and broke it. Ordered a new one and came in one day from PartsSelect.com. Installed imediately and wife is very happy. Thanks for the fast service!

Removed the rack and disconnected the rotary washer thing and and stemware holder and reconnected all to the new part in the reverse order.

This is the 2nd time I replaced the door latch assembly. It's an easy job with the removal of about a dozen torx screws and then using the pliers, I pulled off the two extremely tight electrical connectors. Reassembly is just as simple and easy. No adjustments are needed.

Removed the 10 screws on the inside of the door. Removed the two wires for the switches on both sides of handle. Installed the wires on the new handle. Mounted the hanndle and replaced screws. Easy as that. Total time less then ten minutes.

Removed the broken wheels. Snapped the new wheels on and replaced the basket

Took out old handle and replaced with new one it was eady

I turned off the circuit breaker. Then I removed the screws on the inside of the loading door. I removed the latch by unpluging the switches. I then pluged in the new switches, aligned the latch and replaced the door screws. I turned on the breaker and tried the latch and I was done.