WDB745RES0 Westinghouse Dishwasher - Instructions

I unbolted the diswahser from the cabinet, slid it forward about 6", removed two small screws, switched the new part (better made than original-not a cast part)for the old and buttened evrything back up. Works like a charm.

Wrap your pliers in some kind of padding so you don't damage the plastic. Spin the base ( not the spinner itself) which is left-threaded(normal). If the gasket doesn't fall out (mine did) pull it out gently. Clean the gasket socket with a rough cloth or scotch-brite pad and install the new one. Put it all back together and wash dishes, man.

The video was a tremendous help, and the video included in the final email was a stroke of genious, in that when it came time to make the repair, a review of the repair came in handy, to say the least. We are very satisfied. . Ps. The leake is fixed

Replaced the water inlet valve by laying on the floor. Being it was at the front left, it was easy to get too. Being a plumber by trade I knew to turn the water off at the valve, and unplug the electrical connection. The new one went on the same way the old one came off, really simple. By the way, the call in order went really great and I got the new one in two days. Thanks again, Fred Lavergne

I initialy took the arm off, and took it to the store where I bought it. The store referred me to their website, which means not only did I leave the store empty handed, I was still on my own to get the right part. I tried the 800 number for the recommended site, and was put on hold(waiting time 22 minutes). I shopped the internet and found that Part select was almost half the cost, and shipped faster. I entered the part number, placed my order and had the part in three days (I counted the Sunday I placed the order). The piece snapped into place, no tools required, and yippee! my dishwasher was working like new in under 10 days for less than the cost of a movie with popcorn!!! I will definitely use this site again, and will recommend it to anyone needing a part.

We ordered the latch part and were able to fix the dishwasher within minutes.

Iwas hoping it wasn't a pump problem, I trouble shooted waht I could and determined that the loss in water presssure due to the hole was preventing any water to the upper spray arm. By replacing the lower spray arm for a small cost solved the problem and did not have to invest $400-$500 in a new dishwasher. The new gaskets were great .

Removed lower front panel and kick panel. The part was accessible from there. No need to pull the dishwasher out from under the counter top.

Unscrewed dishwasher from cabnet. Removed nuts holding old strike in place. Put new strike in place and then reattached bolts to hold strike down. Followed by reattaching dishwasher to cabnet. Ready to use

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.