TDB210RFS7A Tappan Dishwasher - Instructions

replaced gasket easy-peesy

Pulled old gaskets out, I could not get the bottom seal in until I used a mirror to see the slot it fit into, then it went right in, Tub seal was a brainless install.

replacing spring is easy.but you have to disconect the water line to slide the washer out to get at the spring.service was exelant. part was deliverd next day.

husband replaced wheels.

2 wheels were missing and I replaced them in 2 seconds. The diagram online was a huge help!

I already had the dishwasher removed for remodeling. I wrecked the drain hose myself. When I received the replacement it was a breeze to install.

Just simply snapped the arm in place.

I replaced the bottom gasket first. It was kinda of tricky after pulling the old one out. The video on how to install it was very helpful and the installation took about a minute. The tub gasket was easy and fit right in. I just had to cut off the extra so it would fit in.

I,m Bob, Karen's ex-boyfriend. I repaired Karen's dishwasher, but I made her remove/replace the screws--so she could learn how to repair on her own. I removed the old latch with its 4 electric wires. I marked them with tape. I replaced the new latch. Perfect fit. But getting the electric wire clips off was difficult. With care and attention, all went well. You sent the right part. I put it in. Karen was happy. Now maybe she'll like me more:) Bob

Pulled out old gasket and replaced with a new one.New gasket snapped right in place in bottom of door,

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.

Slid out the old bottom gasket, inserted new gasket. Removed old splash shields and inserted new splash shields. No tools necessary, no disassembly required. EDIT: Found later after a few cycles, leak is still there. Further investigation is in progress and probable tub seal replacement... removed front door panel to view during cycle, water was still overtopping the right side of the tub lip. Quick bead of silicone to raise that lip up seems to have fixed it.

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.

Got the parts in a DAY! Wheels were broken and worn causing top tray to slip off runners- new wheels were easy to put in-used the screwsfrom the old ones and banged out the job in about 20 minutes, including letting my son help. Thanks Partselect, you've hooked a new DIY'er (my son)