GLDT696D02SS General Electric Dishwasher - Instructions

I placed the missing cap into the dispenser.

Removed old roller with pilers and pop in New roller really easy very happy partselect had right rollers it made it easy

Just popped the old wheels off with small tack hammer very easy to get off and pop back on in a couple minutes..

knocked the broken piece off and snapped the new wheels on - easy breezy.

Pulled original wheels and studs off. The snapped the new on to the lower rack. Swapped out the silverware basket. It was so easy women and children could do it! ;)

Unsnapped the old middle basket, but then still having difficulty getting one side of the old basket to fit in the grooves on the new middle basket. Have tried it several ways, but still just does not seem to be the right fit on that one side.

Removed leaking drain hose under the dishwasher from drain pump and sink drain pipe. Fed new hose behind dw connected with new clamps to dw drain pump and sink drain pipe. Put in high loop under sink.

Opened dishwasher after it completed a wash cycle. Found the rinse dispenser cap had come off during the wash and melted on the heating coil at the bottom of the machine. Pulled cap off of coil, made sure coil was not disturbed. Looked in various sites for cap. Finally found this site where I didn't need to order the whole mechanism and could order just the cap. Received the cap, screwed into the dispenser, fixed. The only problem I had was that there were two possible caps so I picked the one that was the same color as the original one. Project completed. Thanks

Competantly but it still leaks.

Twisted new one in place of old. Disappointed that there was a melting issue at all. Need to investigate problem.

The wheels on our bottom tray to our dishwasher had fallen off from a lot of use here in our office. When the wheels arrived, I just simply snapped them back on. A few had to be snapped on tight, but there were no tools necessary. Overall, a very easy fix.

put new tub gasket on piece of cake

Simply screwed in the new rinse aid cap to replace the old one

I ordered 8 wheels, but I really needed just 4.( I am preventing for the future) It was so very simple to place my order and they were delivered in no time. I simply took off the old one, looked at how they were affixed and put the new ones the same way. Less than 2 minutes to do the entire job. I am a "Handy woman".

The repair piece containing the gasket must be unscrewed and the replacement piece is then screwed into place. Use of a wrench is necessary but used gentle compression as this piece is plastic. Also be careful when starting to thread the piece back on as too much pressure may push the part you are threading it onto out of the back of the dishwasher. ( Note that removing the top rack facilitates the job.. This is done by pushing the locks at the end of the roller tracks in and then to the side, opening the tracks for removal of the rack.)