KDC21A KitchenAid Dishwasher - Instructions

Took off old hose. It practically fell off.
Used a spoon to widen the ends of new hose and twisted on one end, then other end slipped on. Done!

I ordered the door catch kit on a Wednesday at it arrived Saturday AM. It took less than 1 minute to pry out the old catch with a flat screwdriver and pop in the new one!

Rubber Water Delivery Tube and Upper Spray Arm Receiver had worn out on my 24+ yr. old Kitchen Aid Dishwasher. First time anything every had had to be done to this machine. It has been a work horse and still works great. The above parts had simply worn out. I found this site online and sent for the parts. My husband replaced them and followed the instructions of greasing the parts when replacing them. The job was done in minutes and the washer is working fine again.

The parts were shipped promptly and we had them in a matter of two or three days. Great experience with this company and will use again if the need arises.

Simply installed the piece and I was done. Took 10 seconds.

Popped out the old door catch kit and replaced it with the new one! Easy!!

The door catch kit is soo easy. They give you instructions on which one to use depending on your dryer and it fit perfectly into the door. This was great especially since it was so inexpensive! My husband thought we would have to replace the door.

Ordered element, it came within 3 days.
Removed tab and plugged in, easy peasy ??

All I had to do was get the model number off of the dryer and plug that information in online and within a couple of days the part arrived. It was great! There were directions that came with the part that explained how to replace the old latch with the new one.

I remember in the "olden days" when I would of had to call a repair guy out and paid a lot more than the $12.00 I did to replace the part myself. And, the only reason it was $12.00 dollars instead of $5-6 was because I had it shipped overnight.

Awesome!

I pulled off the remains of the old tube and simply slipped the new hose on by hand. Easy as pie!

Repair? What repair? I just removed the old drip bowl and replaced it with the new one. Piece of cake.

I pulled the old latch out of the catch and installed a new one. It just popped into place. The job could not have been easier.

Removed old tube, moistened both ends of new tube with hot water and slid over inlet and outlet holes. Repair done!

First the water tube arrived two days earlier than what I was expecting. I pulled the old tube off and slipped the new tube on by hand. The dishes in the top rack are now a lot cleaner than they have been for the past couple of months. In the future if I need repair parts this is where I will be coming to get them.

After checking for blockages in the drain line and finding none, I disassembled the wash wand assembly and discovered a gasket that had really deteriorated. Since there was nothing else apparently wrong, I took a chance and went shopping for the gasket. None of my local stores could provided me one so I searched on line and found it at Partselect. It had to be special ordered and that took a while, but when it arrived, I put the new gasket in and had a perfect dishwasher again for less than 15 bucks. The schematic I was able to print from your website was invaluable.

I removed the old tube--I had taped over the hole. I didn't quite have the hand strength to fit over the ends and push the new tube into place. So, my husband did that at both ends without a problem. I'm relying on PartSelect for when I need parts for my 13 year-old appliances.