WDB956MBC0 Westinghouse Dishwasher - Instructions

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just pushed it into the crevice with my thumb

Your site is awesome.. not only show the parts but a video for the repair as well.. very smart site.. I will be back.. The repair was quick and easy. thank you..

Took lower tray assy. Out and took 3 screws out of cover and stem assy. And replaced old with new. Took me about 15 min. Part was perfect match so job was a piece of cake.

Pull the old door seal down and out starting at one end. Push the new seal back in, noting the small notch location. Done!

Opened box, removed new bottom rack with wheels included and placed on bottom shelf. No problems and was simply as that. Great buy and great communications by Part Select with me until part was delivered. Will use again :-)

It was one of most easy fix I done, took bottom off unplug wires and unscrew two nuts, it came right out install new one two nuts and wires, check for leaks. It that easy,part fit exact.

Remove old gasket from tub, soak new gasket in hot water for a few minutes then install starting from center top of tub, when done installing close door for 24 hours, then try to see if leak fixed.

ordered on line, you shipped, opened box and removed old installed new, Saved $100.00 going on line.

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