TDB210RFB4 Tappan Dishwasher - Instructions

Rollers just snapped on the diswasher rack. Took just seconds to do.

replace the door gasket

My Son used needle nose pliers to remover the old gasket, then starting on the lower right side, inserted the new gasket and used the rounded end of handle of a wooden spoon and pressed the gaste in place by running the handle up and around the top then down the left side. Used sissors to cut the new gasket to length. Door fit very tight. Ran a normal wash cycle and no leaks.

took out screws around door, took off hinges, slip new seal in put hinges back on screws around door. does not leak

I removed the screws from the inside of the dishwasher door to allow access to the inside of the door. Once the exterior of the door is removed the detergent dispenser is easily removed by disconnecting 6 screws and unplugging two wires from the unit. The new unit slips in and is easily reconnected. Getting the exterior of the door reinstalled is a bit challenging, but once you figure out that the exterior needs to slide up to allow the catches on the door to grab, reinstallation is easy. A second pair of hands makes this easier.

The part fits exactly with no modifications necessary.

Unscrew all the scews arround it. Use tape to hold the eletronic panel. Remove the metal cover.
Remove the 6 screws around the dispenser. Replace the new one. Put the metal cover back first. Put back the electronic panel at last. Done

I did not come with directions, but I had gotten them from the Parts Select stories from others. Removed 2 screws from inside door, dropped the front panel, removed the 6 screws holding the dispenser, unplugged the contacts, removed the dispenser and then reversed the process.

Remove the inner door panel, plastic, has 8 screws, unplug the dispenser compartment, and do the reverse. This was very easy. Thanks partselect!!!!!!!

Removed door gasket then replaced bottom gasket

After checking various forums and advice, the suggested repair was a new water inlet valve. It was easy to change but I wasted $30 as it did not cure the problem. Dishwasher is only 2 years old and is cheaper to replace then have someone come and look at it. So it did not fix the problem, but I recommend Parts Select, the price was fair and part arrived very quickly.

Removed door covering. Removed door (it was nice to have a helper for this as the hinges spring closed as the screws are removed). Flipped door over, leaving the wires attached. Removed the bottom seal, and put new one in. This looked like it would slide out by a side, but it actually pulls straight down. It is notched, so there isn't a way to put new one in the wrong way. Attached door (again helper a bonus). Attached door cover.

just replace

I checked with the possible causes and ordered the gasket suggested. I then clicked on how to replace the gasket and followed the directions given. Pretty simple.

After reading some "Suggested Installation Instructions" on the Parts Select Website, I felt at ease tackling this job. After opening the door, I simply pulled-out the existing door gasket. The installation involved simply pressing in the new gasket with my finger and insuring it was properly seated. The only tool I had to use was a pair of scissors to cut the excess length as I pressed it in. REALLY APPRECIATED THE SIMPLE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS as I had never done this particular task.

Could not identify the breaker for the dishwasher so I turned off the whole house. Turned off the water supply. Removed the leaking valve fairly easily - the clamp that holds it in place was a little tricky. New valve went on easily & again the clamp was a little harder. It was successful since there have not been any further leaks. Location of the valve & having to lie on floor to do repair was a factor in the ease of installation.