Rear Bowl Tine WP99002138

The hardest part was the roller had to inserted into shaft/mount one roller broke off replaced all 4 used part select for washing machine and dyer quick delivery and good parts. will use again

removed the rusted tine (very easy) Replaced the tine with the new tine in about 3 minutes.

The repair to the lower wash rack could be done with my fingers. Purchasing 4 parts was cheaper than buying a whole new rack.

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

The old tines just snapped out and the new ones snapped in. Very easy.

Very easy: simply snapped out rusted part and replaced with new part, which fit perfectly. Two minutes tops!

Ordered parts, opened package, installed parts.

Purchased a replacement lower rack WPL 99002572 (which had the wheels but not sure that it still does.) Used the old fold down shelf but this might be available as a part. The rack didn't have the tines near the rear of the rack on either side--my old one had fixed/welded tines so I didn't expect this and needed replacement parts to fix it. I Ordered 4 straight clips AP4112831 (99001436)CLIP, FOLD AWAY TINE to hold the tines. There weren't any recommended tines, so found and Ordered 2 each Front place and Rear Bowl tines WPL 12002218 x 2 and WPL 99002138 x 2 that looked about the right length. Used them in pairs. On one side of the rack (right side), only the bowl configuration works--this is because the tines catch on the edge of the basket and won't fold straight up. On the other side (left), I can switch between bowl or straight tines by folding them different ways. To make this work,clip the tines to the basket so the tines set a little closer to the center of the basket than you might expect, in order to allow the tines to 'float' enough to rotate to the opposite configuration. I had to experiment with the clip location so needed a needle nose pliers to gently unlatch the clips so that I didn't break them. I also ordered a clip AP4113042 (99001746)Latch, pivoting tines--but didn't use them with these bowl tines. They might be useful with a straight tine for latching the top to the outside of the basket.

The tines simply clipped on and off so it was easy as clipping the new ones in place.

just slipped out the old tines and slipped in the new