KUDS25SHWH1 KitchenAid Dishwasher - Instructions

Watched a video online. Watching this video made me buy the parts. Very helpful. Unscrewed the spray arm, replaced the spray arm seal and wash arm bearing ring on the lower portion of the dishwasher. Removed the upper rack (per instructions on the video), unscrewed the upper spray ring and replaced the seal. Also cleaned the filter and removed debris from the spray arm. Dishwasher cleaning well again.

Followed the instructions in the online video at Parts Select website. Couldn't have been easier. Delivery service was also very prompt. I was very pleased.

The top ring was missing and new nuts kept breaking. New plastic ring on top did the trick.

Unscrewed the lower rotating wash arm. Removed old wash arm bearing. Set in new spray arm seal. Replaced rotating spray arm. Dishes are now cleaner.

I removed the old nut and the wash arm, cleaned the screen, clipped the plastic circle into the arm, placed it on top of the screw and screwed in the new nut. Works great, nice clean dishes, and......no noise at all. Did this all myself, and ordered the part from you. The old nut was stripped. I almost bought a new dishwasher.

Removed two screws, disassembled sprayer arm and mount, replaced with new units, replaced one screw and was finished.

if the top rack on your dishwasher is not coming out clean ......and you are looking for a solution...this is prop. it....easy....very easy.......upon taking a look at the fan under the rack i noticed it was cracked on the seam....the new one works perfect....easy to install....and this part showed up at my house within two days of ordering.....as far as it goes easiest home project ever.

Replaced broken arm holder using screwdriver

I watched the video and went to work on the project. I did come to a moment when I thought the mount component was different on my system relative to the replacement, but one more quick look at a point in the video and I was ready to finish the job. By the way, it was good to see even the demonstrator had a wee bit of a struggle with the stop clips. :o)

It was really easy. I took out the top rack, unscrewed the sprayer from the rack, screwed in a few items and snapped the thing into place. It was easy. If I were competent, the repair could easily have been done in under half an hour. It did not help having my wife and children laughing at me as I bumbled through everything,

I reset the wash arm on the plastic washer and screwed in the retainer nut. Easy, easy. As someone else mentioned, it took more time to open the box. The problem was getting the broken half of the retainer nut out of the dishwasher. I had professional assistance for that.

The Kitchen Aid video was invaluable in helping to do the repair !!! Thanks to PartSelect for a money saving repair !!!!

I watched your handy video that last 4:58 and I finished the repair in 3 minutes. I am in the kitchen and bath business and use to sell DW's so I know how to repair them

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