JDB8910AWS Jenn-Air Dishwasher - Instructions

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.

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.

Changed the latch with switches....a breeze. Now working like a charm! Thanks!

Real easy. I checked out the instruction video. It was great no problem making the repair....Thanks

Unscrew round keeper on top of spray arm -CCW. Lift off spray arm. Remove the six Torx head screws aroun pump housing. Lift off pump housing. Unplug unit and obtain a small piece of 2 x 4 wood to block up the motor underneath. Push the white plastic lever near the left side of motor towards the back to loosen the entire unit. Place the wood block uner the motor and you will see the seal is accessable inside the dishwasher. Remove the seal and very carefully clean the area that accepts the new seal. Remove the block and pull back on the white plastic lever. Done!

Dissassembled wheel mounting strip and wheels from basket and did a reverse replacement with new parts.Thank you for the prompt service and deliver of the right parts.I first tried to order these parts from Sears, but their on line system was too slow and I gave up.

With dishwasher removed from cabinet, I next removed the dishwasher racks and with a large adjustable wrench turned the vent cover (located on side wall) inside the dishwasher counter-clockwise a quarter of a turn or so and removed the vent cover and then air/ water inlet unit from the outside of the machine. I cleaned the unit and washer wall area prior to replacing the gasket. Replaced the gasket in the air/water inlet vent and reassembled in reverse order. Entire gasket replacement repair took about 5 minutes or less. Most of the time in this project is spent removing and then replacing the dishwasher in the cabinet cavity. My total project time was about 30 minutes.

I disassembled parts from the lower Spray arm to the Rinse Arm. Everything was gunked up, nothing was broken. I replaced the Lower Spray Arm, Secondary Filter, Pump Housing Filter and the Rinse Arm. I re-used The Radiant Shields, Filter Plate, Lower Spray Arm Seals and the O-Ring. Much of my time was spent cleaning before re-assembly. Assembly was no problem. I ran the machine afterward with no problems and very good cleaning results. I ran the videos once before starting. They were very helpful, as were some other people's experiences.

The Whirlpool page had a link to a YouTube step by step instruction with pictures. The dish rack stop was very non intuitive - without the YouYube, it would have been impossible

Eventually the Pump started making a lot of noise.
Replaced float switch, (Tells the pump to shut off when empty) initial problem fixed.
Pump running dry caused upper pump housing failure, replaced pump housing, no more noise.

First, I went to the "partselect" web site and searched for "loud noise". The web site listed the probable cause and had a video about how to remove the discharge pump housing. I removed the housing and found it in two pices. Ordered the part and received it in 2 days. I had to watch the video again to make sure I replaced the parts in the correct order. Wife is now happy and that makes me happy. Thanks to "partselect" for your help.

out with the old in with the new

Watched video you have on the site.... also read the first person's description - both very helpful...since I am 75 y.o.and a woman got my chair to sit and did exactly step by step and actually did it! So happy I wouldnt have to buy a new dishwasher YET - Emailed my friends and said if and when they need wheel replaced I can do for them!!! Thanks for all the help on site.

Removed screws on the back of the D/W door, remove existing screws from broken part, screwed the new handle into place, replaced the screws on the D/W door. Probably saved $60 - 75 for a service visit.

followed your video awesome site thanks