FDB956RBC1 Frigidaire Dishwasher - Instructions

Slipped on new part. Your site made it easy to find the part I needed and order a replacement.

Everything was simple until I had to try and remove the water sprayer part and install it on the new rack. But after preservering, it was done.

Watched repair video- video was great and well done. Shut power off, removed old latch, pulled off electric wires one at a time from old and installed on new. Attached new latch with screws. Removed old gasket and following video guidance installed new starting at latch area and working each side. Video was key to doing right on 1st try vs having to rework.

Well for a women, I found this very very easy...first shut down the power in the house! Unscrew the 2 small screws on the inside of the door panel and the front panel will drop off, unscrew the 6 small screws holding the dispenser in place, unplug the 2 small wires, remove old one, pop in the new dispenser, screw back in, plug in the two wires, put the door back together and that's it!! I turned the power back on and did a load of dishes, perfect...worked like a charm.

I took the rack out of the box and rolled it in. It is that simple. The part was at my door in 24 hours. I was very impressed with this company and would use them again.

Bottom door gasket. Pulled old door seal on bottom of door out with pliers. Cleaned area groove with 1" putty knife to remove caked up soap. Pushed in new gasket by hand. had to do 2x due to missed channel lip on 1st try, it came all the way out to the front of the door. For the tub gasket, just pulled old gasket out, cleaned area with putty knife pushed in new gasket cutting extra off with scissors.

So simple and easy to do. Just put it on, locked it in place and dishwasher works like before!

Disconnected washer & replaced water inlet valve & supply hose. Releveled washer.

I read online about what the problem could be and then ordered the part from PartSelect.com because they had a "how to" video to reference the repair. I am a single woman and while I'm not on a fixed income, I do not believe in paying for repairs that I can do myself. Since they were reasonably priced, I opted to replace other parts of the dishwasher, too. The parts arrived quickly and the repair was super easy. My dishwasher is working perfectly again.

just removed the screws holding the dishwasher in and pulled it out about 6 inches and attached the new springs one on each side. very easy and simple. no tools needed to attach new springs. be sure to cut off power to dishwasher before attempting this.

Removed clips, slid old racks out and new in.Very easy.

Rolled the old lower rack out and rolled the new lower rack in, took less than a minute and it was a done deal.

It was very easy. I am a 7yr. old widow with a bad right shoulder and I printed off the instructions another customer described, took the copy to the kitchen and followed his step by step instructions. It was simple. It would have been quicker if I had more strength in my hands.

Tested main water supply first and it checked out, next thing was the valve got a new one took old one off, flushed the line a few times to get dirty deposited water out, stuck the new inlet valve on and ran the dish washer and it worked, really a pretty easy thing to do anybody can do it and it will save you a couple hundred bucks in the repair mans labor and his cost for parts, deffinetly a must do yourself job. Got my part in two days from when I ordered it.

I had tried to put the old gasket back in place while waiting for the new to arrive and in doing so, the gasket had gone up beyond reach.We removed the screws on the inside of the door and I was able to reach and remove the old gasket. After replacing the screws, I then simply slid the new gasket into place. Easy! If I can do it, anyone can. Flo