WDB11NRDS3 Westinghouse Dishwasher - Instructions

After watching the brief repair video on Parts select web site, I removed the cover over the area where the latch was located-6 screws. I removed two star screws to remove the latch. I removed four wires using needle nose pliers. I then installed the new latch and repeated the steps in reverse. Remember to disconnect power to the dishwasher before staering the project. The part fit perfectlt. All went well. Also, the part was shipped out and delivered quickly at t very reasonable price. Once again very happy with my experience and would will be a return customer.

Purchased new drain pump thinking that was the issue. When I was installing I noticed the drain hose was clogged. Since the way out cabinets were installed by the previous owner getting the dishwasher out is a little more complex so installed the drain pump and drain hose just to make sure. Runs like new!

I found the source of the leak, which was a worn rubber piece that had come apart. I ordered a new piece from your company, and when it arrived, I slipped it into a channel at the bottom of the door. It WORKED! No more leak. the part you sent worked perfectly.

Removed two screws that held the door on, removed the old dispenser and replaced with the new one. Took maybe 15 minutes, and it works perfectly!

removed all strainer and filter parts and soaked them in lime remover for several hours until clean. then,I rein stalled all the parts including the new filter screen.

power off, take off kickplate, unplug 2 wires and unscrew broken nuts, put new nuts on, plug wires back in,(run dishwasher one cycle to make sure no leaks) put kickplate back on, power on.

The old part was removed and the new rack put in.

I just pulled the insulation from the top of the dishwasher back enough to expose the screws holding the door strike in place, unscrewed the broken part and replaced it with the new one. It was that simple!

Simply unscrewed the two short screws on each side toward the bottom hinge of the door. Then the metal outside panel just slides out--easy! DO NOT unscrew the other screws toward the top that hold the opening handle on. Found the 2 electrical connections, undid them, then unscrewed the six little screws. Took out broken dispenser, replaced it, then replaced outside door panel. Very easy. Even a cave man like me can do it.

Replaced the fill valve. Turns out that there is a very fine screen in the inlet that was almost totally clogged. Replacing the fill valve fixed the problem, and now the dishwasher works better than ever. Plus, I cleaned the screen, I had to disassemble the valve to do it, and now have a spare part.

Out with old and in with the new thanks to you great folks and the items you have available for home repair. Thank you and will surely do business again when needed.

I used a flat screw driver to push out the bottom gasket from it's seat on the lower left corner of the door. I pulled the remainder of the gasket out by hand. I aligned the new gasket and pushed and pressed into place with my fingers into the gasket's seat.

Went online, searched my dishwasher name and model. Found "PartSelect" site, then typed in "Water Inlet" in the search area, (for specific part). My part, along with several awesome illustrations from all kinds of angles appeared like BAM!!! There it was, the very part which I held in my hand for comparison. Wow, was I thrilled! I ordered the part in just a couple of minutes, as I used my PayPal account. Shipping took 4 days. Regarding the repair, just kill the power to the dishwasher, remove the service panel (bottom), unscrew the two screws that secure the top of the dishwasher to the under side of the counter (anti-tip prevention) slide the dishwasher out from under the counter, loosen the nut to the valve and pull the service line (copper tube) out from the valve. Then unscrew the valve from the dishwasher chassis. Pop the wire from the valve and and secondary rubber hose, now the valve is free. Just install in reverse order.

After browsing the site and seeing that the problem could have been the thermostat, I uninstalled my dishwasher and found the burned lead like another poster had mentioned. It took roughly 15 minutes to uninstall the dishwasher, remove the bad thermostat, install the new thermostat, replaced the crimped lug and reinstall dishwasher.

I tried 2 parts: a tub gasket and a bottom gasket. Unfortunately neither worked and it looks like I'll be buying a new dishwasher. However, partselect's web site and install videos were awesome, and took all the unknowns/hesitation out of wanting to try to fix it myself. Thanks!!!