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Dishwasher Vent Asmy Blower
PartSelect Number PS12741853
Manufacturer Part Number 5304523304
This part is located behind the kickplate. The blower vent assembly opens during the drying cycle to release moisture.
Fixes these symptoms
- Not drying dishes properly
- Will Not Start
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Installation Instructions
charles from Buxton, ME
UO error - vent open
Pulled out the dishwasher - Located the vent assembly part - unpluged the wiring harness - installed new vent on top of washer plugged in the harness - disconnected the water supply as I had to adjust the rear left leg. Once done I reconnected the water supply and repositioned the dishwasher. WA-LA once installed problem solved.No more washing by hand.
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$48.45
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Dishwasher Air Inlet
PartSelect Number PS11748136
Manufacturer Part Number WPW10077883
Also known as an air baffle.
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Dishwasher Air Inlet
Here's my recommendation on the lower vent srtip repair. Turn off the power to the unit at you breaker panel. The air inlet strip is fastened to the backside of the inner stainleess steel door panel. To access the screws the outer door panel must be removed. Open the door and remove the six torx head screws that fasten the outer door panel to the stainless steel inner door. Don't remove the two torx screws top dead center as they hold the door latch. After removing the screws, raise the door up to the nearly closed position. Lift up the outer door panel handle and door bottom to disengage the outer panel from the inner stainless door. The next part is a little tricky since the vent strip hex head screws are at he bottom of the stainless door panel, facing out with the door closed. The lip of the bottom stainless pan is high enough to make it a tight fit to access the screws. There is also a steel bracket that is a door stiffener and holds electrical wiring. I found removing the bracket held by a 1/4" hex head screw on each side made access to the vent strip scews easier. Lay flat on the floor. With a 3/16" nutdriver or socket wrench each of the five vent strip screws can be removed. It's a tight fit between the bottom lip and door bottom, but it can be done. Remove the old vent strip and attach the new one. Make sure it fits snugly into the slot. Best to have an extra pair of hands at this point to hold the stip securely in place while screws are reinserted from the opposite side. Reassemble everything in reverse order.
It was when I had the outer door panel off that I noticed my problem was water getting past the upper round louver vent seal and thus running down the inside of the outer panel. Simple fix was to remove and clean the scale residue from the parts and door. Then reassemble the vent and twitst tighten the vent to compress the rubber seal on the inside face of the door. Read more...
PartSelect Number PS11745487
Manufacturer Part Number WP8268937
This part is located at the bottom of the door. It helps to circulate air during the drying process.
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- Leaking
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Installation Instructions
Carl from North Haven, CT
Leakage along bottom of door panel during wash/rinse
The air inlet strip has a flap and two smaller side flaps that seal the bottom of the inner door to the bottom pan that hold the water. The flaps don't form a watertight seal as they only serve to prevent the water surging during wash and rinse cycles from splashing out of the bottom pan onto the floor under the door. What I learned after dismantling the door is that the problem I was having with water dripping from the bottom of the bottom of the outer door was being caused by a loose upper round louvered vent and not he lower vent strip. If the lower vent strip were the problem, water would leak from the front lip of the bottom pan, which is located well behind the face of the front door panel.Here's my recommendation on the lower vent srtip repair. Turn off the power to the unit at you breaker panel. The air inlet strip is fastened to the backside of the inner stainleess steel door panel. To access the screws the outer door panel must be removed. Open the door and remove the six torx head screws that fasten the outer door panel to the stainless steel inner door. Don't remove the two torx screws top dead center as they hold the door latch. After removing the screws, raise the door up to the nearly closed position. Lift up the outer door panel handle and door bottom to disengage the outer panel from the inner stainless door. The next part is a little tricky since the vent strip hex head screws are at he bottom of the stainless door panel, facing out with the door closed. The lip of the bottom stainless pan is high enough to make it a tight fit to access the screws. There is also a steel bracket that is a door stiffener and holds electrical wiring. I found removing the bracket held by a 1/4" hex head screw on each side made access to the vent strip scews easier. Lay flat on the floor. With a 3/16" nutdriver or socket wrench each of the five vent strip screws can be removed. It's a tight fit between the bottom lip and door bottom, but it can be done. Remove the old vent strip and attach the new one. Make sure it fits snugly into the slot. Best to have an extra pair of hands at this point to hold the stip securely in place while screws are reinserted from the opposite side. Reassemble everything in reverse order.
It was when I had the outer door panel off that I noticed my problem was water getting past the upper round louver vent seal and thus running down the inside of the outer panel. Simple fix was to remove and clean the scale residue from the parts and door. Then reassemble the vent and twitst tighten the vent to compress the rubber seal on the inside face of the door. Read more...
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Dishwasher Vent
PartSelect Number PS16875797
Manufacturer Part Number W11649995
This Whirlpool Vent Assembly is a highly functional and reliable replacement part designed to enhance the performance of select dishwasher models. Manufactured with precision, this vent's size and shape are perfected to work seamlessly with a range of Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Maytag, Jenn-Air, Amana, Inglis, and Magic Chef dishwashers. This authentic OEM part ensures that your appliance is running at its full potential while maintaining the quality and durability that the Whirlpool brand is renowned for. Please ensure to verify your model compatibility before finalizing your order to guarantee you're purchasing the correct part for your appliance. Replace your broken or worn-out dishwasher vent with this trustworthy Whirlpool product for enhanced performance and durability.
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- Not drying dishes properly
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Dishwasher Vent
PartSelect Number PS11754644
Manufacturer Part Number WPW10428211
Discover our high-quality, genuine OEM Whirlpool part essential for your dishwasher maintenance. This Whirlpool made Vent assembly is designed meticulously to release moisture during the drying cycle, enhancing the effectiveness and lifespan of your dishwasher. Remember to disconnect the dishwasher or deactivate the house circuit breaker before starting your installation to secure your safety. To ensure your hands are well protected from any possible damage, don't forget to wear work gloves. It's advised to verify the compatibility of your model before purchasing. Despite all parts seemingly identical, minute differences in size and shape can lead to variation in suitability. Fall back on our Whirlpool vent assembly to elevate your appliance's performance.
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Dishwasher Duct Assembly (middle)
PartSelect Number PS12709145
Manufacturer Part Number DD97-00513B
This dishwasher duct assembly helps manage the internal movement of air, steam, and moisture throughout the wash and dry cycles, ensuring dishes come out thoroughly cleaned and properly dried. Designed with durable construction for a precise, reliable fit, it guides hot air and steam through the appropriate channels to prevent lingering moisture and support efficient airflow. Replacing a worn or damaged duct can help resolve issues with poor drying performance or inconsistent cleaning results. Installation typically involves disconnecting power, accessing the internal door or tub area, and securing the new duct in place within the existing airflow pathway.
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Dishwasher Duct
PartSelect Number PS10065015
Manufacturer Part Number A00060305
This electrical control manages power distribution and system timing to ensure coordinated operation. Reliable control prevents erratic behavior and performance loss. Replacing a faulty control restores stable functionality.
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$149.94
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Dishwasher Duct Assembly
PartSelect Number PS12740730
Manufacturer Part Number DD82-01751A
This OEM dishwasher air duct and vent assembly helps regulate airflow, temperature, and moisture during the drying cycle. Made from durable plastic, it’s designed to fit select dishwasher models and improves drying performance by directing warm air out of the tub and reducing moisture buildup. It installs easily and helps maintain efficient, consistent drying results.
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$80.31
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Dishwasher Vent
PartSelect Number PS12745415
Manufacturer Part Number W11414073
This vent is a replacement airflow component designed to direct exhaust or circulating air efficiently during operation. It helps maintain proper airflow and temperature balance and is commonly replaced when cracked, blocked, or damaged.
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Dishwasher Diffuser
PartSelect Number PS11755348
Manufacturer Part Number WPW10476221
Fixes these symptoms
- Leaking
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