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HDA2100H65CC Hotpoint Dishwasher - Overview
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Door Gasket - White
Part #WD08X10057
This one piece dishwasher door gasket provides a water tight seal to keep water from leaking out of your dishwasher.
$16.05
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Screw 8-16 hxw 1/2 Stainless Steel
Part #WD02X10067
This OEM-compatible screw is designed for use with many GE dishwashers. Measuring 8-16 HXW and 1/2" in length, this stainless steel screw secures the middle spray arm hub to the upper rack assembly, ensuring stable and effective spray arm performance.
Sold individually, this durable metal fastener requires a nutdriver for proper installation.
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Drain Solenoid and Bracket Assembly
Part #WD21X10268
This valve opens in order for the water to drain out of the dishwasher.
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Lower Spray Arm
Part #WD22X10055
This is a replacement lower wash arm assembly for your dishwasher. The lower spray arm is mounted to the bottom of your dishwasher tub and will rotate and spray water during the wash cycle. The spray arm has small holes that spray the water, and these can become clogged with debris and hard water buildup inside your dishwasher. The spray ...Read morearm can also become jammed if silverware falls into the main tub during the cycle. These problems can cause the spray arm to malfunction, which will result in your dishes coming out of the dishwasher unclean. This part is made of white plastic and is sold individually.
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Lower Spray Arm Base
Part #WD12X10244
This part fits just under the fine filter assembly and supports the lower spray arm.
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Detergent Cup Release Arm
Part #WD16X10011
This is the replacement detergent cup release arm for your dishwasher. It is made of black plastic and is sold individually. The detergent cup release arm is found on the inside of the dishwasher door, and it is the part that releases both the detergent and the rinse-aid. If the rinse-aid and detergent are not being released during the di...Read moreshwasher cycle, or you notice that the release arm is cracked or damaged, then you will need to replace it. A damaged detergent cup release arm can also lead to a door latch failure on your dishwasher, and it may cause the dishwasher not to start. This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer.
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Pump Filter Coupler
Part #WD01X10342
This coupler, also known as a hose connector, is made of white plastic and is about one inch in height, and just over one inch in length. Replacing the coupler is a fairly easy repair. The hardest part of the repair is accessing the spray arm and filter to remove them, in order to replace the coupler. In order to complete this repair, you will need a flat head screwdriver and a 4-inch nut driver.
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Pump and Motor Assembly
Part #WD26X10051
This dishwasher motor and pump assembly is a vital component responsible for circulating water through the spray arms during wash and rinse cycles, as well as draining water from the tub. Engineered for durability and performance, it ensures thorough cleaning and efficient water removal. A malfunctioning motor or pump can lead to poor cle...Read moreaning results or drainage issues. Replacing this assembly restores proper water flow and drainage, helping maintain the appliance’s overall functionality. The unit is constructed with high-quality materials and is designed to meet rigorous performance standards.
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TIMER
Part #WD21X33640
This dishwasher timer is a genuine replacement component that serves as the central control for regulating the timing and sequence of wash, rinse, and dry cycles. Designed for GE and Hotpoint dishwashers, it ensures that each phase of the cleaning process occurs in the correct order and duration. A faulty timer may result in unpredictable...Read more or incomplete cycles, leading to poor cleaning performance or a dishwasher that fails to finish its program. This part replaces older models such as WD21X10474 and is engineered for precise compatibility and reliable operation. Installation typically involves accessing the control panel, disconnecting the old timer, and securing the new unit using existing wiring and mounting points. Model verification is recommended prior to replacement.
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WATER VALVE
Part #WD15X28379
This water inlet valve controls the flow of water into your dishwasher during both the wash and rinse cycles, ensuring proper operation and cleaning performance. Designed as a genuine OEM replacement, it fits select GE and Hotpoint models and replaces older part numbers such as WD15X22015. A faulty valve can cause issues like the dishwash...Read moreer not filling, overfilling, or leaking near the inlet area. Replacing this part restores accurate water control and prevents further damage. Installation requires disconnecting power and water supply, removing the old valve, and securing the new one in place.
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Common Symptoms of the HDA2100H65CC
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Telescopic sprayer assembly in the Spray Arm Weld broke top element popped out
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First off on this model, if one of the telescopic spray arm weld assembly comes out it is NOT repairable you have to replace the whole part.
The assembly on my model number was simple you do NOT have to PRY anything out...(I broke the base spray arm trying to shove a screw driver into the Spray arm weld.(You could try this but chanc ... Read more es are the plastic will break and I recommend replacing both parts why not???.)
There are two bolts on the sump protector basket that has to be removed first. They are 1/4 inch.
Once that cover is free there is a bolt (also 1/4 inch) on the base spray arm it is easy to see but hard to get to I used a very thin open ended wrench
1/3 turn at a time till I could get the socket on it.
Next there is a rubber gromet like thingy that just pulls loose remove it also.
Next take the spanner wrench (I used one with a rubber belt) wrap around base spray arm and turn counter clockwise it just unscrews.
reassembly is simple but this is GE so I inspected the sump and found one medal impeller and one black screw at the bottom!!!!!
The impeller is threaded and just screws onto the shaft (look at the diagrams on this web site to see placement.)
Throw the screw away it does nothing except if left there jacks up the impeller I am guessing it fell out of some factory workers pocket.
If after you put all the parts back in and the washer does not drain check your reassembly if you don't line the parts up just right the unit will not drain.
Don't forget the rubber grommet (not sure what it does but it's easy to replace after all is assembled) also there is a metal washer that is inbetween the base spray arm and the spray arm weld put it back before you click those two parts together it protect the plastic from wearing it is a bearing!!
If you found this site you are doing really good This site had all the diagrams I was looking for I love you guys you so rock!!! I wish the diagrams were bigger but they were adequate. GE 's site was no help and I doubt I will ever buy another one from them.
Good luck just remember look at the parts diagrams before attempting the repair.
The assembly on my model number was simple you do NOT have to PRY anything out...(I broke the base spray arm trying to shove a screw driver into the Spray arm weld.(You could try this but chanc ... Read more es are the plastic will break and I recommend replacing both parts why not???.)
There are two bolts on the sump protector basket that has to be removed first. They are 1/4 inch.
Once that cover is free there is a bolt (also 1/4 inch) on the base spray arm it is easy to see but hard to get to I used a very thin open ended wrench
1/3 turn at a time till I could get the socket on it.
Next there is a rubber gromet like thingy that just pulls loose remove it also.
Next take the spanner wrench (I used one with a rubber belt) wrap around base spray arm and turn counter clockwise it just unscrews.
reassembly is simple but this is GE so I inspected the sump and found one medal impeller and one black screw at the bottom!!!!!
The impeller is threaded and just screws onto the shaft (look at the diagrams on this web site to see placement.)
Throw the screw away it does nothing except if left there jacks up the impeller I am guessing it fell out of some factory workers pocket.
If after you put all the parts back in and the washer does not drain check your reassembly if you don't line the parts up just right the unit will not drain.
Don't forget the rubber grommet (not sure what it does but it's easy to replace after all is assembled) also there is a metal washer that is inbetween the base spray arm and the spray arm weld put it back before you click those two parts together it protect the plastic from wearing it is a bearing!!
If you found this site you are doing really good This site had all the diagrams I was looking for I love you guys you so rock!!! I wish the diagrams were bigger but they were adequate. GE 's site was no help and I doubt I will ever buy another one from them.
Good luck just remember look at the parts diagrams before attempting the repair.
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