FDB750RCS0 Frigidaire Dishwasher - Instructions

New latch comes with new gasket. The instructions are simple enough for the installation, but the new gasket needed some compressing before the latch would stay in the "closed" position without popping back open (due to the thickness of the new gasket in the lower area). I tried reinstalling the gasket a couple of times, nothing helped. It just took some time to compress. Also, the new latch varies slightly from the original, but still works perfectly.

rack came (with wheels attached,to my surprise) and we placed it in the machine - works great!

remove both springs and replace with new

Simple pull out, and then replaced with new unit.

befor I got home from work,6 year GS fix it.

Wow. I am now an appliance repair man. I fixed the dishwasher which was somewhat easy and all works well. Just a few days after the dishwasher was done the clothes dryer shut down. Since I am an now an appliance repair man I decided to tackle the dryer. I got out my meter and checked the parts and found that all I needed was a thermostat so I ordered it from parts select. My wife is so impressed, I saved a bundle and the service from parts select is great!

removed lower kick plate to gain access. installed new spring without any trouble. thanks for the super fast delivery.

The new spray arm snapped into place.

I removed the screws from the inside of the dishwasher door to allow access to the inside of the door. Once the exterior of the door is removed the detergent dispenser is easily removed by disconnecting 6 screws and unplugging two wires from the unit. The new unit slips in and is easily reconnected. Getting the exterior of the door reinstalled is a bit challenging, but once you figure out that the exterior needs to slide up to allow the catches on the door to grab, reinstallation is easy. A second pair of hands makes this easier.

The part fits exactly with no modifications necessary.

I did not come with directions, but I had gotten them from the Parts Select stories from others. Removed 2 screws from inside door, dropped the front panel, removed the 6 screws holding the dispenser, unplugged the contacts, removed the dispenser and then reversed the process.

Remove the inner door panel, plastic, has 8 screws, unplug the dispenser compartment, and do the reverse. This was very easy. Thanks partselect!!!!!!!

This was VERY easy to do and saved me a service call and a pile of $$.
1. turned off power to dishwasher
2. removed the phillips screws holding the panel around the latch assembly
3.lifted the panel off
4. removed the two torx screws holding the latch assembly in place
5. disconnected the electrical connections from old assembly one at a time and connected each onto the new assembly to ensure wires went to the right places
6. put the new assembly in place, replaced the torx screws and tightened them
7. replaced the panel

Removed door gasket then replaced bottom gasket

After checking various forums and advice, the suggested repair was a new water inlet valve. It was easy to change but I wasted $30 as it did not cure the problem. Dishwasher is only 2 years old and is cheaper to replace then have someone come and look at it. So it did not fix the problem, but I recommend Parts Select, the price was fair and part arrived very quickly.

Removed six screws. Disconnected four wires. Reconnected four wires to new latch. Retightened six screws. Easy!!!