LUDP8908SN LG Dishwasher - Instructions

Saw a YouTube video that explained the problem was the pump. Removed dishwasher from under the counter, flipped it on its side, and unplugged the unit. Removed bottom cover and the pump is right there. Used pliers to lose and move 3 hose clamps. Unplugged 3 wires and unscrewed the ground. Unhooked rubber hold downs and removed. Installed new pump. Parts Select pricing was best I found and shipping was fast. Nice to have a quiet house again when running the dishwasher. Cost in total was less than $100.

Remove the lower dish rack, and remove the filter and screen. Using a screwdriver, remove the 4 screws that attach the bottom wash arm, and lift off. Remove the retaining screw on the rubber boot. Slide the boot off of the square steel tubes (there is a metal clamp around this connection, you may need to use pliers to open it. The clamp mechanism is a simple latch that you have to push apart from the two tabs). Open the clamp that came with the replacement part and examine the mechanism to see how it needs to be oriented to secure it. Slide the new boot on, close and latch the clamp. Replace the retaining screw, then the main bottom wash arm with it's 4 screws, the replace the screen and filter and bottom rack.

These were a simple snap on item. It took longer to carry the parts from the porch that to install. Recently purchased house. Rollers were missing due to overload?? Removed the remaining roller pieces. Cleaned and straightened the axle shafts, spray lubed the tray and snapped the new pieces in place.

Was not able to see where the Stopper, Rollers ( Part # PS3523062) could be attached to the back of the bottom tray, to fix the problem. So the parts were useless.

you need to carefully apply a little pressure to the rail moving it back towards the back of the tub, this will let it unhook from the tub, then just slide the new rail into place.