MDBTT60AWW Maytag Dishwasher - Instructions

The greatest thing about this repair was how quickly the part came from your warehouse. I literally ordered this on Friday afternoon and it arrived Saturday - less than 24 hours! The basket comes without the handle, so I had to pry the handle out of the old basket and snap it in place, but that was simple and viola! a brand new basket! Thank you!

Removed inside door screws. unhooked the wires from the door latch. Insert the wires in the new door latch. re-install the screws.

Removed all screws from inside door panel with star screwdriver, that I had to purchase. Old handle fell right out. Electrical connections were slightly corroded on but pulled off with some extra effort. New part slid in easily and replaced door panel.

removed the old basket, pulled off the handle and put it on the new basket. It was quick and easy!

I had to use 2 screwdrivers to unsnap the handle off the old basket to put on the new basket. That was it. Easy.

Remove 11 door panel screws (only accessible when door is open) 2 of which hold the latch/handle assembly in place. This also separates the door inside and outside panels exposing the latch/handle assembly. Remove the 2 connectors located on each side of the latch/panel assembly by gently pulling on them. Install the new latch/handle assembly in reverse order and you’re done.
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First turn main breaker off to unit. Then with the dishwasher door open I removed all but the bottom two allen head screws on the back cover of the door. The top two screws hold the latch assembly. I lifted the cover and slid out the old assembly, disconnected the black and white wires and reconnected the wires to the new latch and positioned it in place. lowered the cover back together and inserted all screws starting with the two that hold the latch. Total time was less than 15 min.

First, DISCONNECT ALL ELECTRICITY; the door handle has two hot wires connected to it. Next removed the male e-torx bolts from the dishwasher inside door panel, once the inside door panel was removed; access to the door handle is easily available. Remove the two door latch switches from the right and left of the door handle, there will be a Black and White wire set connected. If you have not yet disconnected electricity, you will probably get a nice shock at this point. Once the door handle switches are removed, you can easily replace the door handle. To complete this job, simply reverse the order of which the inside door panel was disassembled the inside door to complete this job.

1. Turn off power or you could get a tingle like I did. 2 Seperate the inside door from the outside by removing the screws. 3 There are small plastic tabs holding the wire leads onto the old latch handle. 4 Remove these leads and repeat the same with the replacement part. 5 Put new latch handle in place and reattach the wire leads making sure the tabs hold them in place. 6 Seal the inside and outside door(s) with the screws and turn power back on.

Removed inner door cover. Latch Assy is held in place by 2 of the screws that hold the inner cover so at this point, the latch assy just slides out. The only minor problem I had was the microswitches on either side of the old latch would not let go of the connectors so using advice from a previous parts select customer, I removed the entire microswitches from the old latch (2 plastic prongs hold it on) and removed the new microswitches from the new latch and re-used the old microswitch assemblies. Works beautifully for $20 and 1/2 hour of labor versus the $240 I was quoted by a repairman!

Removed screws around panel, unpluged switch assembly. Replaced screws. went real quick. Received geat service on order. Thank You

I was very happy with the fast shipment of the part and pleased that the entire assembly was sent and not just the plastic handle. The repair was very quick and easy and I had the job done in minutes. I removed all of the screws along the front interior of the dishwasher door panel and carefully seperated the two pieces without removing them from the dishwasher. I turned off the power to the machine and easily disconneted the leads on the door latch assembly. I reconnected the leads to the new assembly, placed it back in the tabs and put the two door pieces-inner and outer panels -back together with the screws.

This was as easy as it gets. Replacement handle was much better quality than original plus came with switch holder. Pulled off electrical connectors from old and pushed back on the new and was done. Took longer to take the cover off inside door and put it back. than it did to replace switch.

SImply removed the 10 screws on the inside of the door, unbolted the handle, unplugged the leads and changed the unit, then bolted in back together.

Very simple, saved a TON of money calling a repair man.

Unplugged the power

Removed the torx screws from the door

Removed the old handle from plug

Placed the new handle in position and plugged it in

Rescrewed in the torx screws in the door