FDB750RCS0 Frigidaire Dishwasher - Instructions

Removed the screws that held the control panel to the door, gently removed the control panel, loosened the two screws the held the latch mechanism to the door, unplugged the electrical connections to the switch, then reversed the process using the new part.

Really easy to install I just removed the old spray arm in and insert the new one. Ordering from your company is really a worthwhile experience fast, easy and shipping was quick. Thank you!!!

First I removed the cover plate over the front of the dish washer. I then removed the old handle and disconnected the 4 wires one at a time, hooking them to the new handle one at at time, in the correct pattern. Positioned the new handle and screwed in the 2 screws needed to secure the handle back in place. A very simple replacement.

First, I unplugged dishwasher. Second, I removed the top 6 screwson inside of door with a phillips screwdriver. Next, I removed the two star screws that held the latch. I then unplugged the wires from old latch and attached to new latch assembly, put it back and tightened all screws, plugged the dishwasher in and tested the latch. It was very simple using instructions listed on the website from other repair stories.

Remove the screws on the panel, then remove two screws on the damaged door latch, then install the new one and replace screws in the panel. simple no problems.

pulled out the old one. ordered a new one and stuck it in. easy repair for 20 bucks.

Removed the screws holding the cover plate, the two screws holding the latch, and switched it the wires from the old latch to the new. Replaced all screws, now it works like new.

Removed 6 screws to remove housing.
Removed 2 screws to remove old latch disconnected 4 female plug connectors.
Reconnect the 4 plugs to the new switch & re-mounted it with the 2 screws. Slight misalignment (which may have been present before the repair) was corrected by bumping the metal latch receiver withe the handle of the screw driver just a bit. Works perfectly.

Pulled out timer's control dial. Removed front upper panel on front of door by removing screws holding it from the back of the door. Removed broken latch door/swicth by removing two screws and dis-engaging hook on part from door. Disconnected four push-in electrical plugs.
Reversed procedure to install new part.

My husband wouldn't let me fix it, because he wanted to. He was amazed at how easy it was to repair!

removed old gasket by hand, installed new gasket with hands only. p.s. great doing business with you,thanks.

Ordered the part, unscrewed 6 screws. Took out the old part put in the new part. Took less than 10 minutes and we were washing dishes again.

Easy, hardest part was finding place like Parts Select that had what I needed. Found part promptly and now I have to cook.

pull out the old gasket, the right side has a notch to fit the new one. insert until gasket won't go farther.

I unscrewed the front panel by using the screws at the top, inside of the dishwasher (I also unscrewed the screws at the bottom, inside, but that wasn't necessary). It took a little coaxing, but I gently pulled one wire at a time from the old unit and replaced that wire before going to the next. After all wires were attached, I screwed the new unit to the body. Really easy. I just was puzzled why I received instructions to replace the gasket and none for the dishwasher latch.