Lower Dishrack Wheel W10195416

Pop off the shell assembly from the bottom basket and clip/click on a new wheel assembly.

did need the strength of husbands hands to pop out old parts

The parts select site had an excellent breakdown of what I needed to replace. When I got the pieces, however, it wasn't so apparent how to do it. I actually used YouTube video to show the process.

The trickiest part was actually uninstalling the broken pieces. I had to work backwards through the YouTube video.

The other tricky bit is having a sense of how hard you can push to snap plastic pieces in and out.

Also, watch the whole video! I didn't, and I ran out for a tool (a star driver, I think that's what it's called) that was actually in the bag of screws that came with the assembly.

It seems like Kitchen Aid realizes they have a problem with plastic fatigue, because they have replaced some of the plastic parts with metal.

If you take your time and stay organized this is a very doable repair.

followed video instruction

Very, Very easy - watched the Installation Video highlighted on web page and the entire process took less than 5 minutes!

These wheel assembly that came on the lower rack of my dishwasher were junk! They started falling off within 6 months. I put them back on to the point that the pin in the center of the wheels would no long stay in place, thus the frustrating situation of the wheels falling off often.

Assembly was easy peasy!

Just snapped in the wheel assembly very easy.

With a little pressure, I was able to push off the broken wheel pieces with my thumbs. I was able to snap on the new wheel pieces really easily.
This job took less than 15 minutes to replace all 4 wheel pieces.

My husband did the repair. It was very easy. He basically just popped off the old wheels and popped on the new ones.

We snapped the old one off --it did not break. We positioned the new one in the right place making sure that the slot in the middle matched up with the longitudinal wire of the rack and snapped it in place. EASY!