Handle and Door Latch Assembly with Switches

The adjustable racks were no longer staying place, Replaced 2 items, now the rack stays in place, 5 minutes, with no tools required. Maytag did not do a very good job designing the racks

For the door Handle this is the second time I replaced the handle. 6-8 screws using a drill had the handle exposed in no time. Removing the wiring from the switches is the toughest as the connectors grip the switch very well, a good pull is all that is needed.

Was done with minimal effort and time. Make sure to turn off the power first as it is easy to touch the contacts on the switches when removing the handle

First I took the door inner cover off to see if I can repair it, fat chance. Reinstalled door cover to be able tob use dishwasher.
Went on the internet to order new handle which is not available locally.
Went to Sears to buy special screwdriver.
Installed new handle and switch in about 10 Minutes.

It was trivial to remove the screws holding the back to the front of the door. I thought I needed to completely remove the door so I started taking the wiring connectors off -- but that was not necessary -- the latch handle is held by two of the screws holding the door together; it was easy to unplug the wires from the handle, pull it out and pop the new one in. Really less than 15 minutes if I hadn't started taking the the other wiring connectors off (and worrying if I remembered which way they went).