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Bruce K - June 9, 2018
Verified Purchase
quick and easy repair
Old pump was dead, new pump works great. Dishwasher didn't drain, now it works well.
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Renee S - November 8, 2018
Verified Purchase
Easy repair
Took about 8 days to get to me. Easy installation. Dishwasher back in working order.
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Adrianus H - January 31, 2024
Verified Purchase
The drain pump was easy to install
Nice to have the dishwasher in working order again. The new pump works good and is so quiet. No more loud noises!
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Fabian C - October 10, 2019
Verified Purchase
Easy fix, great part .
I ordered the drain pump because the dishwasher was not draining the water during the rinse cycle. After watching several videos of what could be wrong I order the drain pump part. Delivery was fast and the part was in great shape. I followed the video step by step and replaced the old part with the new part. After putting everything back and turning the electricity on I was excited to run the dishwasher. Sure enough everything was perfect. No water pooling at the bottom of the dishwasher and the dishes were spotless.
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Matthew F - February 11, 2019
Verified Purchase
Work perfectly
No issues, watched the video, pulled out of box and installed. Repair guy quoted me $250 for this.
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Paul B - April 8, 2018
Verified Purchase
Came quickly, broken piece, didn't need whole pump
The only piece I needed was the little rubber check valve so I ended up paying $55 for a $1 fix because you can't get the right check valve anywhere else. Not sure why you can't get just the check valve on this model, but that's all I needed for the dishwasher to work, so that's what I got. The pump mount was broken on delivery, but I think I can jimmy-rig it if I ever need the new pump, so it went into the misc parts box in the basement for later.
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Drina V - August 7, 2018
Verified Purchase
Didn’t solve my problem
Had the pump installed but the bottom still didn’tt drain completely. I don’t think it’s a bad part, it must be a different issue
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John R - November 6, 2019
Verified Purchase
Came in the box damaged
The part was damaged and needs to be returned.
November 6, 2019
Hello John,
Thank you for leaving a review on the part ordered. I have sent you an email in regards to the order. Hope to hear from you!
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water not draining
watched parts elect video to install. Super easy did not pull out dishwasher just took lower plate off bad parts was right in front.
John from RIO RANCHO, NM
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
Less than 15 mins
Tools:
Nutdriver, Screw drivers
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Dishwasher was not draining
Followed the instructions given on the video, for replacing the drain pump. I did not pull the unit all the way out of the counter space just pulled it out about a foot. I had to lie on the floor to change the pump. That cost me some time for removal and installation, but I did not have to disconnect any water or electrical lines. I did
... Read moreunplug the power. The exchange went smoothly accept for the one spring clamp. Hard to squeeze and slip on. Would have been better to use a different kind of clamp. I have arthritis so that was an issue. All in all a good experience. A Big Thank You !! to this site . There instructions were perfect, the site is very user friendly. They saved me the cost of hiring a repair person. I'm a 75 yr. old disabled female, if I can do it then you surely can.
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Carolyn from TUCSON, AZ
Difficulty Level:
Easy
Total Repair Time:
1- 2 hours
Tools:
Nutdriver, Pliers, Screw drivers
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dishwasher would not drain
Turn power off to dishwasher.Drain water out of dishwasher.Remove panel from under dishwasher.With panel removed drain pump is right in front of you. Remove two wires and two hoses and take it out of bracket and replace.
Michael from Horsham, PA
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
15 - 30 mins
Tools:
Pliers, Screw drivers
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Dishwasher always had standing water in it and never got the dishes clean. It would literally run for hours at a time never getting the dishes clean
Remove kick plate. Pump is right up front. Disconnect the two wire from the pump. MAKE sure u have removed all water from dishwasher! There will be a little left in the pump but nothing to worry about. Next on the top of the pump there is a hose clamp. Loosen it and remove the hose. Now use pliers to slide the hose clamp off the lower hos
... Read moree that hooks to the dishwaher. Use a flat head screw driver to push the tabs on the white clip over and pull off the pump. Now just do this in the reverse order. Approx time: 10 minutes
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Ryan from Rochester, IN
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
Less than 15 mins
Tools:
Pliers, Screw drivers
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The drain pump was still working but was making a lot of noise
Putting the new pump in place to test it only took about five minutes. The lower, front, kick-plate panel was already off because I had removed it to figure out what was so loud. The steps after that were:
- Unplugged it and the disposal under the sink (just in case) - Pulled the wires out of the bottom front of the drai
... Read moren pump - With a Philips screw driver I loosened the front hose clamp and pulled off the hose - With the pliers I pinched the back hose clamp and pulled off the hose - Twisted the pump off of its soft plastic bracket
To put the new one on I reversed the process.
Once it was in place and before I put the panel back on, I plugged in the dishwasher and started a cycle.
The pump was quiet but the person who installed the dishwasher in the first place had the drain hose resting on a spring. When the pump ran it resonated through the spring making a pretty loud noise.
So I unplugged it again, disconnected the hose, fed it under the spring along the floor and then reconnected it. When I plugged it back in and tested it, things were much quieter.
With everything in place I put the panel back on and was finished.
Note: I have worked on dishwashers before and most of the time they have insulation behind the kick-plate panel to quiet them, but this one didn’t. I will probably add that some time later.
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Michael from Clayton, CA
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
15 - 30 mins
Tools:
Pliers, Screw drivers
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Dish washer would not drain
Repair was easy I removed the old drain pump by removing 1 clips with pliar & 1 band with a screw driver and replace the drain pump with the new one, I replace clip and the band. replace drain hose tighten down the band. I had to adjust the drain pump because it seem to be a little loud then the one I had to replace , now it works !
Phillip Foster from Cleveland, OH
Difficulty Level:
Easy
Total Repair Time:
15 - 30 mins
Tools:
Pliers, Screw drivers, Wrench (Adjustable)
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dishwasher not draining
remove cover in lower front, drain pump located in front, remove two wires from pump motor. it's a little tight but you just loosen the 3 clamps, remove drain hose and pull hose from bottom of dishwasher unit, unclip drain pump, snap new one in place while sliding small hose on to the dishwasher. reclamp and hook the drainhose back up and
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James from Trenton, NJ
Difficulty Level:
Easy
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
Tools:
Nutdriver, Pliers, Screw drivers
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water not draining
the pump was making some loud noise so i removed the bottom cover and the drain pump is right in the front the motor was hot the washer had water on the bottom so i started the washer hit the pump with a screw driver handle to get it started drained the water and used pliers to in still. not bad at all.
First turn the power off! If you have water in the tub, use something like a wet/dry shop vac to drain as much water out as possible. Removing the strainers will help get more out. To remove the smaller horseshoe shaped strainer, pull up and towards the handle. The sprayer is then removed by rotating the base of it slightly. Then you
... Read more can remove the large strainer. The more water you get out the better! Then remove the kick panel. You will see the drain pump right in front of you with a white and a purple wire. Disconnect the wires by pulling their tabs towards you, and move them out of the way. With a screwdriver, loosen the worm clamp on top of the pump that connects the drain line to the pump. Have a towel handy, even if you got all of the water out, there will still be some in the line. Then take a pair of pliars (long nose may work best, or small channel locks) and compress the clamp on the black hose behind the pump, moving the clamp towards the center of the hose. The pump should now move a little. Pulling the pump towards you, wiggle slightly to try to remove the pump from its support, preferably without breaking the tabs, but keeping them intact is not critical if you are replacing the pump. More water may come out at this point, so be prepaired. Put the new pump in by reversing the process, making sure you do not break the support tabs. Slide the compression clamp into place. Reconnect and tighten the drain line, reconnect the white and purple wires. Dry your work area carefully so you can spot any leaks. Apply power, and run a rinse cycle, watching for leaks. If everything looks ok, kill the power again and reattach the kick plate. Turn power back on one last time, and enjoy your dishwasher again!
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John from Virginia Beach, VA
Difficulty Level:
Easy
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
Tools:
Pliers, Screw drivers
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dish water was not draining
the remove was very easy just with pliers and a screw drive I was able to remove the pump. Make sure the electric is off!
Oswaldo from El Paso, TX
Difficulty Level:
Easy
Total Repair Time:
Less than 15 mins
Tools:
Screw drivers, Wrench (Adjustable)
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Stu
August 15, 2017
My dishwasher is leaking on the very bottom of the pump assembly, just above the bottom metal plate that is riveted on to the whole bottom plastic drain assembly, there is rust on the metal plate possibly indicating previous leaking, the drain assembly seems to be working. This seems like a major repair, am i right and possibly need to look for replacement dishwasher? Thank you for response stu
For model number PLD2850RDC2
Hello Stu, thank you for contacting us. Replacing the drain pump is a fairly easy job. We have a how to video here that walks you through it, approx. repair time 15-30 mins. Good luck with the repair!
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Scott
November 4, 2021
Pushing normal wash, smart dry and start. Lights come on saying washing. Unit huts down after 30-40 seconds. Running reset, unit cycles for about 5 minutes. Does not show any fault codes. Water remains in bottom of tub. Water pump??
For model number 665.12783k311
Hello Scott, thank you for your question. If your dishwasher runs for only a few seconds, you should check the water inlet valve. If the dishwasher cannot fill with water, it will just shut off instead of move onto the next cycle. To test your water inlet valve, set your multimeter to the ohms resistance scale X 1. Place each of the meter's probes to one terminal. Because the reading can vary from brand to brand and from model to model, there is no one reading you should receive. However, if your test produces a reading of infinity, then the solenoid is bad and the water valve should be replaced. Part number PS12578165. You can test the drain pump in the same way. A good drain pump motor will give 30 to 40ohms of resistance. If it has more or less, then it’s bad. Part number PS11765780. We hope this helps!
The check valve on the drain pump has been stretched out and no longer fits properly. Am i able to purchase just the rubber check valve or do i have to purchase the whole pump assembly? Thanks.
For model number FDB2415LFS0
Hello Paul, thank you for your question. The check valve for this specific model is only available with the pump assembly, part number 154580301. Good luck with your repair!
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Kim
August 10, 2017
It is making a loud squeaking sound periodically. Sounds like a squeaky belt on a car. It is not throughout the entire run time. Just seems to be on and off during 2 or 3 different cycles. No pattern to the duration of squeak or time in between squeaks. Which part do i most likely need? There is no leaking and it does drain fine.
For model number PLD2855RFC1
Hi Kim,
Thank you for your inquiry. It sounds like there might be something stuck somewhere. Perhaps to a physical check of your spray are and see if that is causing the squeaking noise. You could also check your drain pump and see if there is anything lodged inside of it that is causing it to squeak periodically. I hope that helps!
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ANDREY
September 16, 2017
I need to get the little hose that connects drain pump to dishwasher. When looking at the schematic drawing i see a discrepancy. The hose i need is item #54 but the picture shows it as a z shaped hose but my hose is just strait, but when looking at the pump picture, item #60, it shows straight hose attached to it. How can i make sure i'm getting the correct hose? Thanks.
For model number PLD2850RDC2
Hi Andrey,
Thank you for your inquiry. Where the hose is coming up under the model number it should be the correct one for your appliance. I hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day!
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