WDB11NRDS5 Westinghouse Dishwasher - Instructions

After watching a wash cycle with the front cover off, I noticed water coming out from the bottom of the pan, under the Gasket. Pulled the gasket down out of the slit and reinstalled the new one exactly as the old one came off, with the wiper angled the correct direction.

I want to praise your company for getting the part to me quickly and the parts being right. I have found this most difficult for many online companies. Thank You Tom Z

Removed front panel and eased out screws holding the dishwasher in place. Lowered the door and removed old springs. Replaced the springs and sit the unit back in place. When they are this old it is best to replace both springs. Rated easy...,

Orderd new gasket which arrived extremely fast, old gasket just pulls out , installed new one same direction as the old gasket fit, stopped leak. Thanks!

Within 5min of running the dishwasher it kept leaking out of one side at the bottom of the door. I took out all the screws all to find out there was no need to do so. Although having it open I was able to find that the bottom door gasket looked dry rotted and was falling apart... after a little research online I was able to find that this is a common issue and I ordered the new part. The part arrived next day... all I had to do was slide it in where the old one was. It did the trick!!! No more leaks!

Replaced spring on door

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