MDB7100AWB Maytag Dishwasher - Instructions

Removed parts as required. Cleaned parts of scale and salt. Installed dispenser door latch grommet. Reversed procedure for installation.

Removed old gasket. Note orientation of cross section. Cleaned groove. Installed new gasket. Carfull not to stretch or cut. Use a blunt push "tool".

Total time 10-15 minutes.

Removed screws from inside door cover to remove old wax motor.Replaced w/new motor. P.S. had to remove lock nut on jet dry tank to remove it.
Chester Clapp

Replaced silverware basket and removed broken clips and replaced with new clips. I am very satisfied with the parts and service.

unsrewed the plastic hub in the middle of the lower spray arm, removed the spray arm, took the screws out of the filter cover, removed and replaced the filter, put the cover and screws back and the lower spray arm and then the hub. the only thing I have a queston about is the proper location for the two plastic seals.

I removed the old door gasket and replaced it with the new one.

Fits perfectly. Sorry I didn't fix it sooner.

I watched the installation video and ordered the part. When it came I reviewed the video and did the repair. Really the only time I used the screwdriver was to get the old wheel off the back part of the unbroken section of the mounting strip so I could use it on the new mounting strip.

just changed the spray arm

I looked for one online, ordered from PartSelect and it arrived the very next day. Amazing! I unpacked it and placed it in the dishwasher and it works great! Thanks for making it so easy.

Used a piece of tubing and jammed it in until the part came and that worked. Got the gaskets, took out the old one, in with the new ... and cut a wee bit off the end and presto done ... could be my imagination but it seems a tad quieter now as well. Naturally the soap dispenser door took a powder now, so I'm waiting for those pieces (Couldn't find them in the tub, but did manage to slice a finger open on a piece of glass while feeling around for them!) ...

Replaced the basket with a new one. the best thing about the whole experience is that I was easily able to find a new improved basket and it was delievered the next day following order.

Very east to repair.....pop out the rusted tines from the clips and pop in the new ones.

The repair was very easy. I watched a video on youtube to be sure that I was doing it correctly. I consisted of removing 6 or 7 screws, taking off the cover that houses the electronics, removing a screw from the door latch. The wires were then removed from the old switches and placed on the new ones. We then popped the new switches in the new door assembly and reversed our steps. The hardest part was pulling the wires from the old switches. I was not strong enough to pull one of them off and had to have my neighbor come over to help. Other than that, it was a breeze!

Pulled out old gasket with pliers. Pushed the new one in place by hand. Note: the replacement gasket was slightly narrower and also a good 3 inches shorter! I compensated for the length by leaving in a 3 inch section of old gasket in the middle where I knew there was no leaking and cut the new one into two pieces on either side. The narrower width was a problem because it could not hold itself in place by friction as it was supposed to. Instead I used spray mount adhesive on the backside to help it stay put. Hope it continues to hold. I wish the product description was more precise to help me determine whether this product would work or not. The photos were not sufficient to tell.

Forget the repair! Your Order Delivery Time was nothing short of astonishing! I ordered the part on Thursday and it was delivered to my doorstep the very next day. Thanks again, for the lightening fast order fulfillment. Regards, Gordie Allen