WDB635RBS0 Westinghouse Dishwasher - Instructions

Took the old rack out and put in the new lower rack in 1 minute. The part was here in a day. I was shocked to see it had arrived so quickly.

took nut off end. put new arm in..put funnel back in place,worked like a charm. Thanks for your quick and great service! A++++++++++++++++++++

Disconnect the water supply line and drain line. Pull the dishwasher out and turn it face down to access the pump. I used a shop-vac to get most of the residual water out first but it still leaks some on the floor. Replacing the pump is a no-brainer, but the two week old water that poured out when I opened it up was the foulest stuff I've ever smelled.

Ditto the other comments. Easy, great savings. Perfect. Thank you!

I removed the old bottom gasket with my hand & replaced the new one the same way. It was very easy.

(1) I turned the power to the dishwasher off at the panel. (2) I unscrewed the brackets that holds the dishwasher in place. Most likely, there will be two of them, and they attach to the underside of the counter. Mark around the brackets with a pencil so you'll know exactly where to position the dishwasher. Make sure you turn them the correct direction because you can damage your countertop. (3) Take the plate off the bottom of the dishwaser then I slid the dishwasher forward about 12inches, and that exposed the hinges on the door, and the holes on the brace that supports the feet. (4) I removed the old spring and linkage that were sitting on the floor under the unit (5) I attached the spring linkage on each side of the door. (6) On each side, I connected the spring in the holes on the brace that supports the feet, and then I hooked the other end of the spring on the linkage. Make sure that your connect the long side of the spring on the linkage. (7) You may have to try the spring in different holes on the brace that supports the feet because some of them will make the door too bouncy. (8) Once you have a good location for the spring and linkage, slide the dishwasher back in place, and screw it in. Hope that helps. Stevie

Just a littlr snap in the right place and perfection!

remove the 2 bottom screws on the door, remover front panel to gain access to soap dispenser. remover 6 screws holding soap dispenser. carefully note the color orientation of the 2 wires. reverse the procedure and you are done

This repair was easier than I ever imagined. I slid the old bottom rack out and slid the new one in, right out of the box. It fit perfectly. Took me all of ten seconds. Thanks!!

I went on Youtube to see what needed to be done to fix the problem and it seemed simple. I ordered the part and followed the instructions from Youtube: Turned of the electric to the dishwasher, removed a few screws to take the top panel off, a few more screws to remove the broken part. Slipped on the new part and screwed it in. Replaced the top front panel and screwed it on. DONE! It was so easy! Saved a lot of money. I am a Grandma 9 times and a Great-Grandma 2 times. If I can do it, you can too!

Be sure to turn off water going to dishwasher first . take lower front panel off it is below the door. the water valve is located on either the right or left side this one was on the left take the water line off the valve first then take out the two screws that hold the valve two the main frame once that is done remove the inlet tube from the the valve and unplug the wire connector to the valve it just pulls off. now you are ready to reverse the process with the new valve.

I unscrewed the kick plate took out the old part replaced it with the new one .

very simply removed 2 clamps, replace hose, re-installed clamps

The actual pump replacement was simple. The problem I had was getting the water drained because of the way the unit was installed, drain hose went through the floor before going back up into the sink drain. Anyway, the repair of the unit was simple just all the other stuff was a pain.

The entire assembly drops into place.