KUDS01DJSS0 KitchenAid Dishwasher - Instructions

Removed the panel poped the new fuse in and reassembled good to go

open dishwasher remove lower rack roll in new lower rack

There were a few possible causes for the problem. We started by making sure we didnt have a simple clog somewhere in the line. A pair of plyers and a screwdriver were the only tools I needed to check the water line in. Just turned the water off pullesd the dishwasher out and started checking lines. We couldnt test the inlet water valve except with a volt ohm meter so we left that and moved on to the float. The float seemed to be moving freely so we pulled the float switch out. I could easly see some electrical damage to the float switch and ordered the part from part select. Part took about 3 days to arrive and was a very simple switchout. We turned the water back on and and started the machine. All working.

Being very skeptical of professional advice, I, nevertheless, opened the website. It appeared easy so I ordered the parts. Amazingly, they arrived the NEXT DAY with no extra postage charges. Normally, instructional videos are are intended for engineers and this type of instruction is way over my head and not the least bit helpful; however, in this case, it was fantastic. It was straight forward, easy to follow and simple. I was amazed. It was really awesome for this 80 year old woman to be able to make such a repair so easily. I had already gotten information on a repair company, thinking I'd end up needing someone else to provide the installation. In the end I am sure your very clear instructional video saved me two $85 house calls. I am so very grateful. Thank you!!!!!

Awesome! Followed video and went exactly as stated. Saved $400. from repair company estimate. Wife happy.

Followed the video it was real easy

I watched the video on the website. Was Excellent! I followed what was done on the video, so I knew what to expect and what to do.

Unwrapped the part, removed the wash arm according to the instructions install the new wash arm put in back into the dishwasher done in 10 minutes. Thanks for making it so easy, I'm sure I save a ton of money. Thanks Anthony

Pulled the dishwasher out to remove the broken link; attached the link to the spring; attached the spring to the frame; treaded the link around the lower part of the pulley; attached the link to the door; and treaded the link around the upper part of the pulley while pulling on the spring.

We found a youtube video....and followed the directions. We unscrewed the inside panel of the door...all the way around. Then, we took off the outside panel which revealed the screws on the backside of the dispenser. After unscrewing that, we were able to push out the old dispenser, and push in the new one...... screw that in and then replace the door screws. We were done in under an hour.

The *great* PartSelect how to video convinced me that I could fix this myself. I removed the old, worn out door gasket, noting how the old one fit into the groove. I cleaned the groove really well to make sure I got any gunk out. I just pressed the new gasket into the groove with my fingers, then used a wooden chopstick to press it in securely. Super, super easy! .) (I did not need to replace the strike plateAnd, the hint about how fast standard shipping is was a nice touch. Thanks so much!

I first attempted to reinstall the old washer arm after watching the excellent repair video on Part Select. Of course the video was perfectly on point but the washer arm assembly was just worn out, I guess. The website pointed me directly to the proper replacement part which I order and it suprisingly arrived the next day. 20 minutes, equipped with the knowledge of the video and DONE! Thank You!!!

I followed the instructions from the partselect video and replaced the damaged door balance part. I ended up having to adjust the plastic wheel piece because the new strings were shorter than the original but luckily there was another screw hole to accommodate the shorter strings. I did replace both sides. Overall, this was a very easy repair thanks to partselect and now my door works great. I will definitely be using this site in the future!

The part isn't the same as the old one, but you could see how it worked easy enough. Problem was, once I got the part, it didn't screw on like the old one, it clipped to the rack. Nice! ...except that it's designed for the narrow spacing on the rack, but, if I used the narrow spacing on the rack that held the clip well, then it wasn't in the right location to hold the spray arm to the water hose. The solution has to be attended to frequently, to remount it, but that's not a big deal (until it breaks), but the remount is necessary because you have to span a broader distance than it's designed to, by about a quarter inch. It works, but it doesn't. Just because the unit's pretty old, but it still works GREAT!

Unplug machine,open door,take out 6 screws at inside top of door. Pull outside top of door out and down. Pop off plastic cover at marked arrow points. Pop off out old thermal fuse , pull both black wires from thermal fuse,and cut wire off at 1inch behind connectors, strip both wires 1/4 inch back, insert in new connector and tighten with screwdriver . Doesn't matter which wire goes in which connector. Snap thermal fuse back in place with deflector in place. Wire tie wires together with supplied cable ties. Replace plastic cover, snap in place,push everything up into door, and replace the six screws. Close door, plug in, and start it.