PLD2855RFC1 Frigidaire Dishwasher - Instructions

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just pushed it into the crevice with my thumb

Your site is awesome.. not only show the parts but a video for the repair as well.. very smart site.. I will be back.. The repair was quick and easy. thank you..

Took lower tray assy. Out and took 3 screws out of cover and stem assy. And replaced old with new. Took me about 15 min. Part was perfect match so job was a piece of cake.

Pull the old door seal down and out starting at one end. Push the new seal back in, noting the small notch location. Done!

We ordered a replacement spray arm, and thought we had received the wrong part, because it would not screw onto the tubing that come down from the top of the dishwasher. Called and did some troubleshooting with a customer service rep and ordered two more parts (gasket and grommet) that we thought might be necessary. They did not help. Called back in frustration and finally the person on the other end found a comment in someone else's instructions about holding the delivery tube still with a putty knife while screwing on the spray arm assembly. We followed that advice, and got the spray arm on. Actual time to put the new part on once we figured out the problem: less than 10 minutes. Time spent troubleshooting: over 2 hours.

Remove old gasket from tub, soak new gasket in hot water for a few minutes then install starting from center top of tub, when done installing close door for 24 hours, then try to see if leak fixed.

Ditto the other comments. Easy, great savings. Perfect. Thank you!

After reading the other reviews and watching the instruction video, I thought it would be a piece of cake to replace the upper spray arm. I got the old nut off fine, but had a problem getting the new part to "connect" with the hose when I tried to screw it on, because the hose kept being pushed up into the top of the dishwasher. Called my trustee friend/handyman and his assistant, and they were able to hold down the hose (pushing on it with the tip of a flat screwdriver) long enough to get the nut started on the hose and screw the part on. The new part works fine ....

I removed the old bottom gasket with my hand & replaced the new one the same way. It was very easy.

(1) I turned the power to the dishwasher off at the panel. (2) I unscrewed the brackets that holds the dishwasher in place. Most likely, there will be two of them, and they attach to the underside of the counter. Mark around the brackets with a pencil so you'll know exactly where to position the dishwasher. Make sure you turn them the correct direction because you can damage your countertop. (3) Take the plate off the bottom of the dishwaser then I slid the dishwasher forward about 12inches, and that exposed the hinges on the door, and the holes on the brace that supports the feet. (4) I removed the old spring and linkage that were sitting on the floor under the unit (5) I attached the spring linkage on each side of the door. (6) On each side, I connected the spring in the holes on the brace that supports the feet, and then I hooked the other end of the spring on the linkage. Make sure that your connect the long side of the spring on the linkage. (7) You may have to try the spring in different holes on the brace that supports the feet because some of them will make the door too bouncy. (8) Once you have a good location for the spring and linkage, slide the dishwasher back in place, and screw it in. Hope that helps. Stevie

Screwed the old upper spray arm nut off then screwed the new upper spray arm nut on even a caveman could do it.

It took longer to unhook dishwasher than it did ti replace the motor two screws one wire very easy I was also surprised how much noise it made

I just took old one off with my hands and put new one on same way. Very easy