JDB3610AWX Jenn-Air Dishwasher - Instructions

I replaced the water inlet valve that did not fix the problem. I took all of the jet rinse out and replaced it with new. That didn't work either. I put some vinegar in my dishwasher and that did better. I am at a stand still. It should just be simple. I took the whole dishwasher apart and no residue or hard water build up that I thought I would find. Looked brand new in motor and filter.

removed racks disassembled lower unit as per diagram -reassabled

I removed the access panel and it was right there. one screw - disconect the wires & it was out. then right back in - access panel on, and done.

The door seal is easily removed just by pulling it from its groove. The new door seal can just as easily be pushed into its groove for the repair. All that was needed was to clean the surfaces thoroughly before replacing the seal

Originally the dishwasher started to leak. I determined that it was coming from the door and upon further inspection found that the latch for the detergent cup seal was bad. I replaced that and the leak stopped however the lid would not open to dispense the detergent. So I also replaced the wax motor to correct that as well.

All was great until I forgot to put a part back in... Had to modify part because failure to include a part caused a plastic peice on the dishwasher to break..... Thus one of your parts had to be drilled and modified... All is great now... Next time around we will have to purchase a new dishwasher.

Removed kick plate at bottom front of dishwasher. Removed the old water inlet valve by disconnecting the grounding wires. Then I disconnected the hot water pipe and drainage hose. (turn off water and unplug from electric first) Put new water inlet valve on and reconnected all the hoses and it works great. I had to have my husband tighten it up so no leaking but it was relatively easy. I did it and Im a girl.

per your video thank you

I used 2 foam insulation strips; one on top of each other-now no more leaks.

very simple. I unscrewed the plastic surface of the dishwasher door, took out the old foam pad and put in the new one. It stopped the leak. A very inexpensive and very simple way to fix the problem.

This dishwasher is made by Whirlpool. It is sold under several brand names. My initial information came from this site. Throw the breaker to off. Use a #2 Phillips to out the screws that hold the door liner on. Carefully lift out plastic liner Use a table knife to pry and have an assistant to help you turn liner around and set a kettle or other weight on the door to hold it open. Wiggle the soap cup latch so you can tell which wax motor controls the latch. It looks just like the Jet Dry wax motor. The latch motor is higher in the door. You can tell which is which by monkeying with it a bit. Use this opportunity to clean all the food debris and soap scum off the door liner while it is off. Un-clip the two wire connectors and note which is which. Un-clip the brown wax motor. If you have a multitester, measure resistance across the two male spade terminals. If it has either infinite resistance or no resistance, it is dead. If it has something (resistance) in between, it is probably not your problem. If it tests okay or you don't have a tester, clean the soap scum off the contacts (on both wax motors and harness, put it all back together and cycle DW to see if cup lid opens. If it doesn't open, the problem is probably the wax motor. Order the new motor. When you have it, take the door apart again and install the new motor. Cycle the DW and if the soap cup opens, the motor was the culprit and you fixed it. It is a very easy and inexpensive fix. partselect.com is great!

Upon removing parts in an easy systematic order I discovered glass in the bottom of the machine. Was able to remove all but the Wash Impeller. This seemed to be stuck and I could not unscrew even when holding the impeller with pliers. Finally broke it. Ordered a new impeller and installed a few days later and everything works like new. Total cost less than $20. Wife is happy - I'm happy. Washing dishes by hand for a few days reminds you of how much we take modern appliances for granted. Oh - by the way. Very happy with the PartSelect service.

Had to figure out how to remove the spray attachment and assemble it into the replacement dishrack.

I read the other persons who did the same job to find out how to remove and replace the tower on the lower rack. Then just lifted out the old one and replaced it with the new one after attaching tower and replacing silverware tray. I have ordered parts from parts select in the past, and have never had a problem. Thank you

Ordered new one. Put it in.