DW760S Jenn-Air Dishwasher - Instructions

I removed the inner plastic panel from the dishwasher door, and disconnected the two solenoid motors from the soap dispenser assembly. This made it possible to work on the door panel at a table. I disassembled the soap dispenser mechanism and scrubbed everything with a stiff nylon brush and then rinsed it off. I then rebuilt the dispenser mechanism using the new soap door latch and gasket and reinstalled the panel (after scrubbing all soap deposits from the area around the dishwasher door).

It helped that I have some mechanical abilities because instructions were not very clear. The iso drawing was very helpful and help me out alot. Put it back together and works great. Thank you.

We ordered a new one and installed it in less than 10 minutes.

removed old gasket which is a friction fit only. Pried gasket out at bottom on right side and pulled whole gasket out. that took 15 seconds. Looked at old gasket to see how it fit into slot. Pushed new gasket into slot. This took about 2 minutes. job completed. no leaks.Really really easy.

After replacing the door foam strip and the soap dish grommet I still had the water leakage at the bottom of the door, in fact a bit more leakage. Then I replaced the foam insulator strip on the inner door. Still had the leakage! I opened the door after the water finished the fill cycle and noticed the water level was unusually high. Apparently the water float was partially stuck allowing an over fill. I pushed on the float downward a few times and removed some of the water and re-ran the washer. The leak was reduced to a few drops. Removed the float and soaked it in vinegar to clean it and this cured the problem.

After reading other repair stories, I ordered the big 3, door gasket, grommet and inner door foam insulation strip. For $80 I wasn't going to do the trial and error method. Parts were here in 1 day, and after doing a trial run prior to receiving the parts, new parts were installed in 20 minutes. Don't know which one was the problem, but no more leak. Happy wife, happy life.

Couldn't have been easier! All I did was remove the old basket and install the new one.

I watched the " How to video " that was supplied on your web-site. It was very easy to do and simple to understand. My wife say's I'm her hero because I saved us a $150.00 service call, + the cost of the gasket, which would have cost more if they furnished it. Thanks----

Removed inner door panel , remove latch assy, installed new latch and wax motor , screwed panel back in place ! done!! Less than 10 mins

simply replaced linkage and reconnected. Very easy

Threw out the old broken one and this fit perfectly!

Just ordered a new one, which came VERY quickly, and put it in!

Removed the old strip - cleaned the channel and installed the new gasket. Soooo easy. Unfortunately it's still leaking so now I'm ordering the gasket kit. Should have done it to begin with - like everyone else does!!!

Ordered a plastic part from supplier and installed the part, door works fine now.

Changed float switch to no avail! Ladeled out the water. Disassembled the entire pump unit inside down to the motor shaft and checked all pieces for trouble. Could find nothing wrong. Now trying to determine if the problem is in the timer or motor.