MDBTT60AWQ Maytag Dishwasher - Instructions

We received the part very timely, I believe a couple of days after ordering. The part was chipped in the upper left side of the opposite the handle. However it did not interfere with installation. The repair video's helped and the task was very easy. Vickie

removed inner door panel, which gave access to the handle and door latch. removed the two electrical connectors and replaced then=m one at a time on the new assembly reinstalled the inner door panel. job completed

I called a local repair person and he said the cost to fix this would be over $100, he said the part would cost $65. I went online found the part and ordered it. In two days I had the part in my hands! I then watched a video on how to install the handle. The video said it would take about 30 minutes to complete the installation and they were right, in fact it took less than a half hour. I saved myself over $100, didn't have to wait for installation, and got the satisfaction of fixing the dishwasher myself.

Very easy. Remove the screws on the back and lift the back up. The handle assembly lifts right out. The only difficult part is removing the electrical connection. I used needle nose pliers to pry them off. Be careful about over tightening the screws in the plastic door.

Removed all torx screws in the door. Disconnected the electrical plug and removed old assembly. Replaced with new assembly and attached plugs and replaced all torx screws. All done very simple job

Repair was easy. Removed inside liner screws (8 I believe). The only hard part was removing the switch terminal connecting wires. This was a relatively new dishwasher but the switches were literally falling apart. I removed the old latch/switch assembly and put the new one in place. I reattached the wiring connections and put the screws back in. The wife was shocked. She said you just saved us $700! I got the celeb treatment after that! Great part and really great site.

Replaced The part. Picked up the old one and repurposed it in the work shop and dropped in the new one ...no tools needed. The real story here is that this web page existed and I was able to get the exact replacement part I needed delivered to my house.Piece of cake,

Replaced silverware basket. Works as designed. Speedy part delivery and great service!

removed the inside stainless cover, about 10 screws with torx heads, unplugged the latch assembly and plugged the new one to the electric circuit (make sure you unplug the dishwasher from the 110 volts plug first) and screwed the inside stainless cover back on.No repairman, no $100.00 bill++++The part was under $40.00 delivered in two days to the door. That simple.