KUDS25SHWH1 KitchenAid Dishwasher - Instructions

The parts went in really easy and no more leaky dishwasher.

Read you insructions . Lowered the door. Pull up the door meatlhinge tabs. Snap out the door (circuit and springs still holding onto the door. Laid the door on the floor. Popped out the 2 hinge plastic covers. Popped the new ones in. Snapped the door back on the hinges. Put the metal tabs back over the hinge peg. After the door was shown to work. Put the new front seal on the door. Caution: You can put the door seal in the wrong configuration thus the seals sticks out and when you pull the lower dish tray out the seal will come off. Look at you old one to ensure the proper technique installing the splastic strip. Done. Pretty simple if you look at the old stuff before replacing the new.

While replacing the water valve I broke the float switch. Ordered the switch....it was here in 2 days. Great service! Will use this company again....I hope not all that much. lol
I am a retired Sears service tech, but not a dishwaher tech.
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I removed the old spray arm and supply tube using a pair of pliers. Next I installed the new items in the reverse order. The final step was to align the supply tube with the water outlet in the back of the dishwasher. The bracket that came with the spray arm was east to install and aligned the parts perfectly. All in all a very easy and satisfying repair....

put new switch and new gasket on old float stem with old nut. but it still overflows about 1/2 cup of water through stem

Disconnected power. Shut off water supply. Took off the front, disconnected copper supply line and flexible water line, removed water inlet valve. Took elbow from old inlet valve and put in on new one. Put new valve in, reconnected water lines, put back front panel. Opened water supply, Flipped breaker back on. Done and it worked!

ordered new and replace very easy -

removed clips on old shelving and slide it off the brackets then slid the new shelf on and lock it with the clips. That was it.....

Removed brace that holds arm to top tray. Replaced it with new room and secured with existing connector to bottom of top dish tray. Parts were correct and everything went well.

My dishwasher was not getting the dishes clean. I decided the spray arm may not be moving freely. I tried spinning it a few times and although it would spin a little, it was wobbly. I removed it and, by comparing with my owners manual, discovered the Spray Arm Seal was completely missing. I do not know why. Regardless, I found one on PartsDirect.com. I also ordered the Wash Arm Bearing Ring b/c I figured the old one might be worn. Wow! I'm glad I did. When I got the new one and compared the two you could really tell a difference. After installing these two parts, the dishwasher works like new again. This was much cheaper than calling a repairman or buying a new dishwasher!

I followed the excellent video which explained exactly how to change the middle spray arm. It was the easiest 15 minute fix! Thanks for the video.

Removed the existing pieces and replaced with the new -- it was that easy, I do not think it even took ten minutes! The parts were delivered in record time and that was greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Hang with me on this. Gas burner on 10 year old dryer went out. I'm not touching that. Creepy repair guy that made wife really nervous paid a visit, ordered parts, cancelled appointments, and days later returned to finish up($140). In meantime, dishwasher started pooling on floor. Had guy look at that when back for the dryer. He ordered new door deal, and (days later) returned and installed that, But the pooling was only worse. That weekend I look at it myself. One pump housing screw (and a big piece of broken glass)was sitting on bottom of unit. Other housing screws were loose. The rubber outlet gasket/seal was sticking way out at missing screw. The obvious problem. Ordered new plastic spray arm and rubber gasket parts (cheap), which arrived faster than repair guy. In maybe 10 minutes I removed spray arm and other pump housing screws, was shocked by extent of wear on old parts, dropped the new rubber seal into its slot, and replaced the lower spray arm using new plastic seal and ring parts. Easy. Fixed. Dishwasher works better than ever. And I even have (an expensive)new seal on dishwasher door. Grrr. Easy part identification, helpful videos, super fast shipping. PartSelect is where I go first from now on.

Dishwasher is 10+ years old. It has given no problems over the years. The middle spray arm tube wore out, it had a hole one inch in size. The wash arm bearing just wore out. The repairs went easy there were on problems at all. Dishes now come out nice and clean.

You sent instructions on my e mail. They were so clear and easy to follow it was almost laughable. Plus the customer service was the best we received in years and the web site was the easiest to use ever. We are older and hate using the Internet but this was so easy. We didnt even know model # or anything. The pictures and explainations were just pleasant