PLDB998CC0 Frigidaire Dishwasher - Instructions

Shut off water, unpluggewd appliance, removed two screws holding part in place. Removed water supply hose from part to Washer, remover water supply from source to part. Reversed steps with new part. DONE! I'm not handy at all it was mostly luck diagnosing problem.

Pulled out old part...slid in new...works great!

Probably took us longer to find the right circuit breaker (few were labelled), than to do the actual repair. Threw the breaker and removed the screws holding the front panel of dishwasher. The handle fell off in our hands. Attached the new handle/latch after removing the wire leads one by one from the old one and inserting the new wire leads.
Had to insert the gasket twice. At first we had leftover lengths at both ends, but next time we pushed the gasket in without stretching, especially around the corners. It really does fit.
Simple repair and probably saved $100 over having a repairman come out.

Per the repairman I replaced a keypad that he could not abtain, so I found it on line, however it didnot fix the proplen and now I also need a new inset to cover the keypad. I now have a new drain pump on order. I hope this fixes the problem.

i removed the inner door screws, removed the 2 screws that held the switch in, disconnected the 2 wires and then reversed the proceedure.

Turn the water off to the dishwasher. Loosen water supply connector w/ crescent or sized wrench. Remove bracket srews from water inlet. Remove spring clip from discharge hose, remove hose from discharge nipple. Replace with new part in reverse order.

Just took out the old rack and put in the new. Rack rollers were not visible on the sketch I saw when ordering. To be safe, I ordered 8 of them. When the dishrack arrived with rollers attached, I called customer service. The operator e-mailed me a return label for the extra rollers. A credit was posted within 48 hours! EXCELLENT SERVICE! Thanks!

I simply removed the screws to the door of the dishwasher and removed the panel. Then I unscrewed the old broken latch by pulling the wires and removing two more screws. Put on the new latch and door and it was done. about 10 min. was all it took and I saved about $100 by not calling a repairman. The parts even came with easy directions. Thanks!

removed the screws that hold the upper portion of the door. removed two torx screws that held old latch. attached new latch, then swapped out wires from old latch to new one.

merely snapped the part on

I followed the step by step instructions provided in the repair kit. during disassembly I cleaned the front of the dishwasher and cleaned the channel for the gasket supplied in the repair kit. Removed two screws for the latch, re-attached the wires and re-installed the screws and it was finished.

First I removed the 9 screws holding the front panel of dishwasher on. I then removed the 2 screws holding the latch on and unplugged the 4 wires that was connected to the latch. Then I plugged the 4 wires into the new latch screwed the new latch in place with the 2 screwsI had removed. Put the front panel back in place and screwed it down with the 9 screws I had removed. And the dishwasher is working like it should now. It took me about 10 min, to do the job.

Unscrewed the front of the dishwasher, took out the old, broken latch. Popped in the new latch, screwed up the front of the dishwasher and that was that. Easy job! No problem!

After removing the 4 torx head screws the cover and stem assembly was removed. The new piece was installed and screws were tightened. That is all it was to it. A very simple repair! Thanks.
D.W.Daniels

Fisrt, I opened dishwasher door. I then pulled out the lower rack & put new part in place and pushed in lower rack. Last, I closed dishwasher door.