Door Cable and Eyelet WD7X14

I used Partselect.com website to educate myself on parts needed for my model of dishwasher. Also reviewed repair instructions by others on the website and learned repair and replacement was straight forward and simple. I ordered parts from Partselect.com, they came promptly, and were the correct parts. Based on the repair instructions, I removed the fascia panel at the bottom of my dishwasher to expose the cable and spring setup for my model dishwasher, cleaned the area and installed the new parts - it took only a few minutes - then I replaced the panel and secured it with the sheet metal screws that were holding it in place. I opened the dishwasher door. My wife had already cleaned the corners of the tub where the old baffles had been, so I pressed the new baffles into place with my fingers - no tools were required for baffle installation. Dishwasher is back in service; thanks to the information, parts and prompt service provided by Partselect.com ! My wife is pleased and so am I.

Very easy - the hardest part is getting down on the floor to remove 4 Phillips screws which hold on the two trim panels below the door and, even tougher, getting the holes to line back up and reinstall them. Visibility is limited and an extra set of hands to hold the panels in position while you start the screws is really helpful. Otherwise, it's just a matter of hooking the cable eyelets onto the door, routing the cables over the nylon rollers, hooking one end of the spring to one of the cables and stretching it across to hook into the other cable. It's easier to do the rear spring first and to use the lower tension spring first if, like mine, the two springs ae different tension.

this unit is 29yrs old. I used your directions, just took a little time to make sure how to put together. All went well

removed old door cable and eyelet and replaced

Hooked one side & streched springs

I found that the door cable, which attaches to a spring system (which keeps the door from slamming open,) had broken. It was a simple repair. Remove the bottom panel of the dishwasher, reattach the cables to the hooks if they've come off, reattach the springs to the cables. Make sure the cable threads around the guide wheels. Remarkably simple!

Remove bottom cover diswasher place the eyelet on the side of door attach the spring to the cable thats it. . . Thank you!!!

connected cable to door springs, eyelet to hook on door frame then pulled cable under rollers on bottom of frame.... works like it was made to work

This was a simple fix. I removed the bottom panel and the broken springs for the door were exposed. Just a matter of putting the new ones around the pulleys on each side of the unit and connect the springs to one end of the cable and to the side of the door where they just slide on.

After removing the lower panels below the door, I was able to see the broken cable. After looking at a diagram on your web site I identified and ordered the part. It arrived within 24 hours. It was easy to install. Total repair took about 1/2 hour.