JDB3610AWX Jenn-Air Dishwasher - Instructions

Removed the old door gasket by pinching it and slowly pulling it out of its track. Used a small headed bristle brush to clean any remaining rubber particles from the old gasket to insure a clean track. Carefully placed the new gasket in place starting at the left bottom corner and working around the track to the bottom right corner. Perfect fit . . . no leaks.

I replaced the spray arm snap retainer,but the problem still exists. Do you have any suggestions?

removed the bottom rack and the lower spray arm. With a star point screw driver removed 6 screws to take off pump housing. Lifted out the old filter. carefully bent the new filter (shipped flat) into a circle and connected end clips. Replaced bottom edge of filter into groove. Replaced pump housing and spray arm. Back in business!

Replacing the door seal fixed the leakage problem I am very happy with the fix and I installed it myself.

The part is on the bottom of the washer. You have to remove the front panel at bottom (four screws)The part is on the left side of the washer. First thing to do is to remove the water inlet hose, using an open end wrench. There are two screws that hold the part to the sideof the washer. I used a multibit screwdriver with no bits in it, it the right size and works very good. Disconnet the electic from the part. Turn part so you can the see outlet hose & clamp, use a pair of plyers to open and slide the clamp up the hose, and pull the hose off the part. To reassmble reverse the procedure.To show how easy this is I'am a 76 year old man and had no trouble at all. The hardest part of the job was finding the leak in the first place

Couldn't find the part at any hardware store or bax store. Bought 3 diferent hoses before I found the right one on line with you.

Using the information from this site on what could cause the problem, I ordered the door gasket and the detergent grommet. Silly to do the door gasket, which helped slow down the leak but didn't fix all of it, and then have to go and order the grommet and wait for that to show up when it is less than $5. I need of a door gasket really bad anyway. I peeled the old door gasket out with a screw driver and replaced the new one in less than 5 minutes. Test ran the dishwasher and found that it still leaked some. Removed the inner door panel as shown in the help video, 7 hex screws, very simple, no suprise pieces falling out, removed the detergent latch, (2) 1/4" screws, and slide out the piece. The grommet was almost gone. Slipped the new one on, replacing all the pieces the way they came off and test ran again. One little drip but I think it left over moisture from before. Have it twice since with no leaks. Perfect solution.

Ordered part with simple instruction.

Removed rack but had trouble removing the tower and didn't find any help in your video...finally just twisted it out.

the replacement was easy, just have to pull the water jet out and attach to the new rack.

First I took apart and went to local appliance store. The wash impeller was broke for sure, but I could not figure how it worked. Their diagrams were not accurate and they only sold a kit for $40 just to get the wash impeller. I went online and found your site. I also could tell by your diagram(which was accurate) that the discharge pump housing was broke also. I found this on your site since it was under the problem I was having. I ordered the parts from you for $32 with shipping (included wash impeller and discharge pump housing). I received the parts on the second day, watched the video, and put back together. It works excellent. I am very impressed and will use your site for anything that breaks, and tell everyone about it. Thanks

Followed the excellent video instructions provided for each part but did all part replacements at the same time. I'll use this website for all my appliance repairs from now on - I was very satisfied by website's ease of use as well as the clear & supportive instructions.

It was fairly simple. I watched the video on the website that told me exactly how to install the part. I had some difficulty popping the part onto the rack so I enlisted the help of my son-in-law and he used a small screwdriver to pry the clamp open just a little and it popped onto the rack. It is so nice now to be able to pull the top rack out the whole way and slide it back in.

Old basket kept falling apart. No "repair", just replaced old one with new one.

snapped right in