JDB6510AWP Jenn-Air Dishwasher - Instructions

Took old one out and put new one in.

the repair took all of 5 minutes; the wheels snapped on very easily.

Unclipped end caps. Pulled out rack. Removed mounting strip by sliding until v aligned. Installed new strip. Pushed wheels onto strip. Replaced rack and clips.

The silverware basket in my Maytag portable dishwasher was pretty flimsey. The replacement basket I got here seems more durable and I'm very happy with the quality. Shipping was fast and it was packaged very well!

By careful thought I managed to make everything fit.

Disconnect power. Turn off water supply. Removed front lower cover (4) screws. Disconnect solinoid quick connectors. Remove/disconnect inlet water line. Remove outlet hose. Remove mounting screws. Replace valve.

This company is a keeper !!! Fast, perfect service !! The part was different than what I had, but, it was better !!!! No kidding, it was far sturdier than the lousy basket that was originally with the dishwasher. . . . . This basket also can be split into 2 smaller baskets and relocated to other areas of the dishwasher, as well as having removable "lids" to keep flyaway things in place. . . . . . I was so pleasantly surprised at this great service, great product and great price. . . . . . For once, something was totally 100% hassle free !! :))))) One very happy customer here !!! This store is in my "favorites" stash!

Simply took out the old basket and put in the new basket. Fits beautifully.

removed door frame. removed electrical leads. removed broken part. replaced parts in reverse order.

Mice were living behind and on top of the dishwasher and destroyed the pad. Had to throw it away. Ordering you was easy, and the pad fit perfectly.

This is almost a joke. It took 5 seconds to remove the old silverware basket by lifting it from the bottom Rack. Then I spent another 5 seconds to lower the new basket onto the lower rack of the dishwasher. I was a little miffed because the new basket did not match the photo on the Parts Select website, which photo seemed to match the old basket exactly. However it fits, and the wife likes the design of new one better than the old one.

This explanation comes from a novice "helper" (helping her brother!) when the latch broke off I thought I couldn't open the dishwasher door but found I could, although the part you have to grab and pull is sharp, so I used a paper towel to cover it. To put on the new latch, you need two socket sets: a hex bit set to remove 10 bolts holding the inside of the door (you'll be using the bit with six points), and a regular socket head to remove tiny bolts holding the latch in place. Once inside, it's fairly easy. The only tricky part is going slowly in tightening the new latch once you've reattached the bolts: you tighten a little and then test how much play the latch has and so on until you finally get it fairly snug. You don't want to over-tighten because you are talking about a plastic part you are screwing metal bolts into, so go slowly -- tightening one bolt and then the other and testing the latch for looseness. When we were satisfied with the snugness, there was still a little play in the latch, so you're not looking for rigidity here. Also, I ordered the door spring linkage piece (about $3. 50), But didn't need to. From its name, it sounded like I might need it but didn't. Also, the parts arrived very quickly (1-1/2 days), so I wouldn't order anything extra up front.

I removed the top rack and looked at the other rail to figure out how the stop should fit into the rail....had to reinstall the rail and rack and reach in from below the rack with the rail extending past the rollers.....took me a little while to figure it out but it worked great.....repair less than $12. ($4 for the part and $7 for shipping the part).

Took old basket out put new one in.

Whatever you do, don't call a repairman to do this simple replacement task. 1. Remove the lower basket. 2. Locate the round knurled nut holding the spray bar on. (use gloves or a channel lock pliers if it's corroded on) Lift off the spray bar. noting the 'flats' on the bottom of the spray bar. If the knurled nut has lots of corrosion, put it in a container of vinegar for a couple hours. Use screwdriver to remove the metal plates on the ends of the spray bar and install in new one. Then install new one in reverse order. A real piece of cake.