PLD4375RFC0 Frigidaire Dishwasher - Instructions

We had a leak around the bottom of the dishwasher door. After finding this site, I identified the part that I needed, the bottom gasket. I was ready to take all the screws out of the door to pull out the old gasket until I read the reviews and repair experiences here. Just have to grasp the old gasket with pliers to pull it out, straight down. I cleaned out the slot with a thin putty knife, just to make sure it didn't have any gunk left in it. Then simply slide the new gasket back in place. The only "trick" is to be careful lining up the slot on the right side, to make sure it seats all the way down. Like someone else already mentioned, there is no "click" to indicate it is all the way in, just a feeling of snugness. Closed it up and made a test run of the dishwasher, and, Voila! No more leak. A hell of a lot cheaper and faster than waiting for a repairman. Oh, I almost forgot to mention, I received my part within 24 hrs of ordering it too!

Unscrewed the broken upper spray arm part and replaced it with the new part. Took 10 seconds to do the entire exchange. Perfect fit - no problems. Up and running immediately!

Took cover off door, unbolted hinges from door assembly, rotated door assembly to access inside bottom of door...took out old splash guard and installed new one. Reverse order to reassmble unit. Tested...no leaks.

I removed the all the screws to get the door panel off. Then removed the control pad from the control board and reversed it all. Super easy. Crappy dishwasher, great service from PartSelect! They are like the Zappos for appliance repair

I am so glad you asked. lol I am on top of the world. I was about to
just buy a new one but being old, disabled and living off SS I had NO
money!! I dont do much on computer but just goggled. I found your
store and my answer was there. Your site is so good even I found what
I was needing. With your video I was able to do it myself. Oh by the
way I would have paid 65$ for them to look at it, and I assure you
they would not have let in cost me the 14$ I paid you for the part....
I LOVE YOU!!!! Now I need gaskets for my frig and chest freezer. Got
those video's?Llike my great grand kids say "YOU ROCK" lol

just insalled the new part by screwing it onto the dishwasher. it took about 10 seconds. I ordered the parts and they were delivered to my door in lest than 24 hours. I will be sure to order parts from your company again when needed.

Just replaced the upper arm spray.. Please note it consist of 3 parts which when ordering it doesn't specify but it's all included. The upper spray arm I purchased was a much better product then the original one. So easy to install.

Part comes as 1 piece. Screwed it in. Took 15 seconds! Easiest repair ever!

I had my husband replace the part and now the problem is solved. I am extremely pleased with this company. They sent the part out to us asap and we couldn't ask for more !

Ordered a new door seal and replaced, very easy to do but did not fix the leak. Before you order and replace your door seal check your spray arms. Our bottom arm was melted by the drying element and was allowing water to spray directly at the door causing the leak. Replaced bottom spray arm and leak is fixed.

using my right hand i took the original arm off and replaced new arm with my right hand,then i gave a good tug with chanel lock plires.

I felt confident that after replacing the old upper spray arm several times, I could install a new one. It was a piece of cake! It took just a few minutes and I was thrilled that I did it myself and saved the money that would have been spent on a service call.

The repair went well,however I must comment on parts select. I do most of my work on the net, I have never had a company fill an order and ship the part so quickly I was amazed I had the part 3 days after I placed the order. Thanks

took old arm off and put new one on. very simple

The assembly connects to the threaded feed tube by simply screwing or unscrewing the notched "nut" at the top of the assembly. Removed the top and bottom baskets, reached into the tub and unscrewed the old assembly. Took 15 seconds. However, threading the new assembly on was a problem. The combination of the feed tube's flexibility and the new spray arm's wobbling made it difficult to correctly engage the threads. I finally used tape to loosely hold the spray arm to the top of the tub while I worked to engage the threads. That process did the trick.