MDB8600AWB Maytag Dishwasher - Instructions

These folks are the very best!!!!!!!!! I first ordered the wrong parts. . . And they made it so east to return. Then spoke with a young man that helped me fine the right part. Not being a rocket brain child the new parts went together very easy . A snap and slide done deal. The job should have taken no more then 15 min. Again for us slow guys 30 min.

Repair was very quick. Pop the lock on each rail endcap with a flathead screwdriver, remove endcap and set aside. One at a time, unclip each wheel from it's mount point and replace with new wheel, clipping it back into place. Once all four are done, reinsert the end caps and re-engage the locks (can be done by hand. Total repair time was maybe 5 minutes. Upper rack slides like new again.

After removing the inside panel, the two plug-ins are removed from the old handle. They were very tight, be careful to avoid damaging the plastic. Plug into the new handle, drop in place and replace the inside panel. A video I watched recommended pulling the two plug-ins from the panel. It is not necessary if you have someone hold it apart from the door. Very simple installation, about 10 minutes.

Was easy to repair. Removed all the screws around the inside door panel and the allowed me to disconnect the 4 wires one the switch and reconnect them to the new one. Replaced the panel and all the screws and I was done. Connected the power back to the washer and it worked nice.

Took the inside of door off. Had to order entire switchboard.New part came in, put it into door and realized the handle does not come with.the latch assembly. You should advise customer that they come separately. It made me loose three more days. Everything works fine now

After watching your video on replacinging the door handle I was able to change the handle w/o any difficulties. The repair videos are the greatest!!! Thanks

Easy repair, no wonder Maytag repairmen have nothing to do. Just remove the inside panel screws, unsnap old part and replace with new. Replace panel and screws.

Disconnect power.Removed 11 inner door panel torx screws.Removed 2 handle/ latch screws. Unplug wires from both switches. Installed new handle/latch assembly. Connected both switches.Reinstalled all screws on inner door panel. Turned power on and ran dishwasher.

I watched the online video and followed their easy instructions. I believe I save BIG money by doing it myself.

Very easy do it yourself. Cut the power off to the dishwasher. Open the dishwasher door. Unscrew the corner screws of the door cover. (About nine screws. You may need to use a nut driver or allen wrench. You can elect to take off the entire cover or leave it on. I had enough room to leave it on. The latch assembly sits on top of the door mount. It comes right out. Use a screwdriver to remove the latch assembly from the two electrical connectors. Be gentle with these connectors. This is where you may need to remove the entire cover, just to give yourself more elbow room to work. Replace the old assembly with the new one. (Note: you have to replace the entire assembly even if just the door latch is broken.) Remount the assembly to the fixed mount, close and screw the cover to the door and your done. I ordered the part on Thursday, received it the next day and installed in less than thirty minutes. And the part was a perfect match.