KUDS30IXBL1 KitchenAid Dishwasher - Instructions

Just like all the instruction and videos indicated. No deviations

Just like the video; remove the 2 nuts off the kick plate, remove the 2 screws under the counter, pull the unit out, ease the spring off the cable, nut drive the pully assembly's off, install the new ones, place new rope/cable from the door arms onto pullys, attach the spring, push the unit back into place, replace screws and the kick plate. Took 15 minutes.

While watching my infant daughter! The information strict ions and illustrations made my repair go easily. I removed the old parts and replaced the parts with ease.

Disonnected, drained and pulled dishwasher. Tipped on side, disconnected electrical plug, took out screw, twisted pump 1/8th turn, pulled pump. Cleaned screen and reversed order to assemble. Very easy replacement.

Found replacement instructions on the Internet and followed them to replace the left side rack adjuster. This was very easy but took the longest since I had never done it before. Right side literally took a fraction of the time since I had already done it once!

Removed broken adjuster by prying open latch tabs. Assembled replacement per instructions. Had to test fit parts due to poor illustrations, compared to other adjuster for correct installation. 2nd side went much quicker

Followed the pictures not hard at all.

followed your very well done video clip exactly.

Took old parts off after removing rack. Installed new track adjusters

Replaced adjustor mechanisms on both sides. Instructions enclosed with the parts kit were pretty much useless - photographs were dark and blurry and not very helpful. Removing the old parts was the most difficult part of the job, and all that the instructions said about that was "remove old parts". I found an excellent video on YouTube by a gentlemen named "Matt" which saved the day; couldn't have done the job without the video.

I took the upper rack out set it on its side and followed the instructions that came with the parts. Then turned it on the other side and repeated the instructions. The nice part about the instructions is they they came with clear photographs of each step in the instructions. You could clearly see how the parts were suppose to fit. No guessing at all. Great job, who ever created them. I will not hesitate to but parts from this website and is saved in my favorites.

Use of black/white pictures made it hard to see part details. Use grayscale insted. Also provide a schematic of the parts involved. The similarity of names made it hard to determine which part was being referred to. used magnifying glass and a lot of trial and error to resolve instalation problems. Second set of rollers went smoother.

Using Phillips screw driver, removed 2 screws at top of unit, slid it out from under counter. Removed and replaced both sides. The hardest part was to keep the blanket on the unit which I solved with duct tape. Slid the unit back in place and works fine. The repair man wanted $29 to come out and $150. To repair

Started the rope onto the top holder, threaded the rope around the rollers and using the pilers pulled the spring forward to attach the other end of the rope.

Too easy to even discuss