FDB4315LFC0 Frigidaire Dishwasher - Instructions

The old spray arm fell off because something happened to the inside clip which held it together. I ordered a new spray arm assembly. All I did was screw it on in place. Took me less than 1 min. Very easy anyone can do it. I'm a 64 year old woman and this was a piece of cake for me!

I used a flat screw driver to push out the bottom gasket from it's seat on the lower left corner of the door. I pulled the remainder of the gasket out by hand. I aligned the new gasket and pushed and pressed into place with my fingers into the gasket's seat.

This was just a basket you slide in and out. No installation required. Price was right and quick deliverly.

After researching the correct part, I ordered online from AprtSelect. Part arrived within a few days of ordering online. Opened the box, visually inspected the part to ensure a correct match. The old part was already removed because it would never stay connected, and screwed the new part into the top of the mounting in the dishwasher. THe install took less than 30 seconds and NO tools are required. New part looks to be better built and should last much longer. NOTE: always verify the upper spray arm will not get caught on any dishes during the wash and rinse cycle to ensure freedom of movement of the upper spray arm to prevent future breakage.

After browsing the site and seeing that the problem could have been the thermostat, I uninstalled my dishwasher and found the burned lead like another poster had mentioned. It took roughly 15 minutes to uninstall the dishwasher, remove the bad thermostat, install the new thermostat, replaced the crimped lug and reinstall dishwasher.

Removing the two locks on the sliding frames of the basket then screwing the part in.

I tried 2 parts: a tub gasket and a bottom gasket. Unfortunately neither worked and it looks like I'll be buying a new dishwasher. However, partselect's web site and install videos were awesome, and took all the unknowns/hesitation out of wanting to try to fix it myself. Thanks!!!

Simply unscrewed the old part and screwed on the new part. No tools required.

Repair seemed easy enough however it took a while to make the arm fit in to the grooves. Once it was aligned it did not take long. No tools necessary. The parts delivery was quick and excellent. Parts arrived in one day. Would use the company again for sure.

Removed dishwasher from under the counter. Tipped it onto the door to access the motor. The Bracket requires the use of a torque bit in the screwdriver. Removed the bradket and pulled out the motor. Replaced the O-rings and put on a new bracket. Reinstalled the dishwasher, but it still is leaking. Removed dishwasher and motor again. After a more thorough inspection, I noticed that the motor itself is leading through a weep hole inside the casing. The hole is located between the bracket and the dishwasher housing so it makes it appear to leak around the O-ring. Be sure to check the weep hole in the motor itself.

Removed the old seal, which was a little stuck because of residue buildup from hard water. I used a pair of needle-nose pliers to get a grip on the old seal, then slid my finger underneath to separate the rest of the seal. Once removed, cleaned up the area and slid in the new seal which slotted in quite easily.

This is the second pump I had to replace, disconect power supply, vacuum water out from dishwasher, remove kickplate, drain pump is right in front, unplug wire harness, disconnect hose, have a towel handy as water will spill out, install new pump, turn on rinse cycle and check for leaks before putting kick plate back on. Thank you for your fast service, ordered Monday, recieved pump Wednesday.

Simply pooled the old gasket out, and slide the new one in!

Thanks to PartsSelect exploded drawings, it was easy to identify and order the part. Installing was a case of just snapping it on the rack.

Removed the top rack and pushed the part into place as described in the instruction video which is Excellent!