KUDI24SEBL1 KitchenAid Dishwasher - Instructions

Without knowing the name or model number of the part I needed, I was able to figure out the correct part by your online description and pictures. I was somewhat apprehensive when the part came because it was a different design than what came with my old dishwasher. The funnel end and tube are now one piece which I now realize is better. I watched an online video on how to install the part and read the instructions. The parts would only fit one way, this great, you can't install it wrong.

I followed the instructions in your video. BUT I could not pull the dishwasher out in order to easily access the spring area due to two layers of tile flooring. It would have taken about 15 minutes if there had been easy access but I had to lie on the floor and try to reach under everything to get out the old springs and then to fish the new springs around to get back in place. So it ended up taking about 2 hours of aggravation to finally accomplish the task-but I DID IT!!! Signed, Determined 62 YO woman

I used a socket to hold the motor front pulley and then I tried with a Vice Grip to hold the square part of the fan to breake it loos, but the vice grip only sliped and rounded the square part, so I had turn the fan by hand to get it loos. After that it went good. I also changed the dum ring and bearing kit. Now it runs like new again.

Un screwed old arm; took old part out and replaced with new part. All replacement items were sent and of good quality. Easy job to do.

After emptying the dishwasher the bottom had no water in it. A few hours later there was water in bottom. This told me the inlet valve was leaking. I took the bottom kick plate panels off. Directly in front on left side was the water inlet valve. Remove mounting screw, disconnect electrical connection, the water feed and discharge hose and remove valve. Install new valve. 100% DONE! Reinstall front panels after checking for leaks. At 71 years of age my typical 20 minute job actually took less time.

took off spray arm nut, wash arm bearing ring, lower spray arm, filter pump, feed tube seal. Installed feed tube seal then reassembled filter pump, lower spray arm and installed new wash arm bearing ring, replaced spray arm nut. VERY easy. Cleans great now, saved the price of a new dishwasher.

Replaced the control panel housing, four screws,transfered the electronic panel,three screws new dbl sided tape on the touch panel face, plus it has a wood cabinet face dbl sided tape to hold it to the metal door face, and now it looks new...Previously you sent me all new seals for this door and ring type seals for around the wands....You ship so fast I can't get them in fast enough....Thanks

We watched your video how to install and followed instruction. It was so easy to follow. It took us only 5 minutes take out the old one and another 5 minutes to install the new one..

removed the old Middle spray arm. Note how it comes out. Assembled new sprat arm. I had to think a little at this point. Note how the old one looks and is assembled copy what you took out. The design has changed to eliminate the hose that rotted and is now one piece of plastic. Install new assembly. check for alignment with water outlet in back of washer tub. Have at it.

I followed the video installation instructions for the 2 parts I ordered. As described,the repair was easy. I am so grateful--- I thought we would have to trash the dishwasher because a service call would not have been worth it. Once I found your site I decided to try the replacements and the problem was solved. The videos are very helpful, and for a repair novice like myself, indispensable. Thanks so much. The delivery was very quick as well. Would definitely recommend to others.

I followed the video directions on PartSelect which were GREAT! Only challenge I had was removing both impellers. The impellers both had cracked where they slid onto the motor shaft, and as a result would no longer rotate. Just holding the upper impeller still with the adjustable wrench while trying to remove the inner screw didn't work, as the shaft was now spun around inside the impeller. Had to break both impellers using a hammer and chisel to get them off the shaft. Once done, I could grip the shaft with pliers and remove the impeller mounting screw from the motor shaft. Then I sponged up any water, and vacuumed out the small bits of metal and plastic from the drain area. After removing all the parts and cleaning up, everything else went back together just fine! Again -- GREAT VIDEO INSTRUCTIONS!

Bought the lower door seal kit and installed it per the instructions and no more leak!

I followed the video instructions which were very easy and thorough. Worked great!

Followed excellent instructional video on PartSelect site.

Keyed dishwasher model in YouTube. Followed troubleshooting and repair videos.