This gray lower dishrack assembly is designed to replace the original rack in select dishwashers. It provides a sturdy and functional platform for organizing dishes during wash cycles, with a layout that accommodates various dish sizes and shapes. Constructed from durable materials, it resists wear from repeated use and exposure to water ...Read moreand detergent. The rack fits securely into the lower section of the dishwasher and slides smoothly along the existing track system. Installation is simple and requires no additional tools or hardware. Replacing a damaged or worn rack restores full loading capacity and ensures optimal cleaning performance.
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broken latch
28 of 42 peoplefound this instruction helpful.
Daniel from Cutchogue, NY
Really Easy
Less than 15 mins
removed front face of dishwasher removed 2 screws holding latch and removed 2 push in plugs reinstalled the same. job completed in less than 15 min.
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Water leaking out onto floor when not in use!
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Paul from Belmont, CA
A Bit Difficult
30 - 60 mins
Nutdriver, Screw drivers, Wrench (Adjustable), Wrench set
Remove front Fascia on floor, use AC sniffer find hot wires into unit. Flip circuit breaker at panel. Verify no AC, shut water valve off on Dishwasher supply. Disconnect two valve wires to solenoid. Use wrench set to find proper size and use to remove supply line. Unscrew two Phillips sheet metal screws that hold valve support bracket and
... Read more remove bracket with it now being held in by water inlet valve hose to interior wall of Dishwasher. Use Tin Snips to cut off metal band securing hose to old water inlet valve. Place new valve onto inlet hose, secure with new hose clamp (you must supply) tighten hex nut on clamp till water tight. Fasten wires onto the solenoid and mount assembly support bracket to dishwasher. Now connect water supply line after wrapping threads with pipe dope tape fasten and secure nut with adjustable wrench till water tight open supply valve and look for leaks with a flash light. If no leaks, reset breaker and test run and drain. No leaks replace fascia and have a Beer great Job saved $850 min. on a new dishwasher!