CDB6100AWE Magic Chef Dishwasher - Instructions

look the instrution on line and it worked great.

I twice watched the 5 minute video on PartSelect on how to repair the Discharge Pump Housing. I disassembled as instructed. One thing I did that the video did not suggest is that I marked the alignment of all parts with a pencil before removing any screws. In the end it only mattered on the main housing that covers the filter. That has to be put back on the way it came off. The repair is complete and for under $50 the dishwasher is running great and quieter than I can ever remember.

Replacement part has only 6 wheels. The original part has 8 wheels. The lack of the two extra wheels allows the dish rack to get stuck in the space between the inside of the dishwasher and the door. The extra set of wheels allows the rack to bridge the gap. It is a problem even if you put the rack in the other way around only a bit worse to deal with. The part was designed with four sets of wheels for a reason.

Following the instructions provided on line, I replaced the door gasket

Removed gasket using needle-nose pliers, replaced with new gasket using just my fingers, process took a few minutes. Leak is gone.

Gasket on my Maytag dishwasher was not making a good seal. I found PartSelect online. Entered my model number and make. Placed my order and received it the next day. The cost of the part reasonable. The website user friendly. Love PartSelect.

Removed lower panels. Raised front feet to move dishwasher out from under counter. Kitchen had been retiled over old floor. Loosened hose clamp at washer drain underneath and at garbage disposal. Pulled old hose out. Feed new hose through access hole under counter and proceeded to reconnect new hose at proper locations with hose clamps. Pushed washer back. Readjusted front feet to level washer. Reinstalled lower panels. Loaded washer and ran. No leak, no problems.

It took less then 10 minutes to rplace the new gasket. I think that Maytag is way ahead of the competion on this. The Dishwasher is now back to working and no more leaks.

Disconnect power. Turn off water supply. Removed front lower cover (4) screws. Disconnect solinoid quick connectors. Remove/disconnect inlet water line. Remove outlet hose. Remove mounting screws. Replace valve.

Removed inside door cover, removed wire connections, & removed what I would call a solenoid device. Then installed new one.

I took out the old gaskets and replace them after I clean and dried them. very easy. I'm a woman and if I can do it anyone can. Although I used the parts it did not fix the problem. So with help of parts select I'm on to the next solution. They're great fast fast on your supplies.

Bought extra parts incase I messed up. Fitted the wheel to the rack fairly quickly. Had to remove one rack stop, with a pair of pliers, in order to completely remove the rack from the moveable tracks. Folded over one of the rack stops and locked it in place completely. This is the wrong thing to do as it will not slide into the end of the moveable track. The trick is to partially fold the rack stop and start it into the moveable track. Then when the rack stop is inside the moveable track you can finish completing the folding of the rack stop. Once folded completely it is impossible to get the part unfolded.

I followed the video provided with the Order Acknowledgement. Very Very simple and easy to do. This is without a doubt the best company I have ever dealt with online. Prompt, quick delivery and very professional. The only mistake I made was not ordering the O ring for the soap dispenser. I am in the process of ordering that right now. This is the go 2 place for appliance repairs for sure. You won't be disappointed in any way.

Ordered parts on Saturday, and they arrived Tuesday. Followed the instructions in the video. It could not be easier. I may turn pro when I retire.

removed racks - removed lower wash arm - removed filter screen - removed upper pump cover - removed broken wash impeller - replaced wash impeller - re-installed upper pump cover - re-installed filter screen - re-installed lower wash arm - re-installed racks