Whirlpool Dishwasher Motors
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$76.60
Motor
PartSelect Number PS5136127
Manufacturer Part Number W10537869
Also know as a diverter valve. This diverter motor is for dishwashers.
Diverter motor controls the flow of water to the spray arms.
Unplug the dishwasher and shut off the water supply before installing this part. Wear work gloves to protect your hands.
Fixes these symptoms
- Leaking
- Not cleaning dishes properly
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Installation Instructions
Dennis from PORTAGE, MI
Diverter valve was leaking.
After shutting off electricity, lay dishwasher on it's side (use a towel to absorb any water) then just use nut driver to remove faulty valve.
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Your Price
$132.18
Drive Motor - 60Hz 115V
PartSelect Number PS3500893
Manufacturer Part Number W10410999
This motor comes with a redesigned motor switch and new wire terminals. This part runs at 1/4hp. It performs 1725 revolutions per minute and carries 4.5 amps and 115V.
Fixes these symptoms
- Noisy
- Will Not Start
- Will not tumble
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Installation Instructions
Bob from Thayer, KS
Hummed when start button was pushed.
Safety first, so unplug the dryer. Next remove the two phillips head screws @ lower left and right front corners and take the front panel off. You will have to disconnect the door switch sensor wires which are yellow and white, marking the sensor so you can replace correctly. Next remove the front tumbler assembly with 4 screws, two on each side. Be sure to remove the automatic dry sensor wires. Then remove the belt by either reaching un under the tumbler and releasing the tension or taking the back access panel off w/ 4 screws and releasing the tension. Then once the belt is loose you can remove the tumbler. Then remove 2 screws and take the thermostat cover off. I removed the multi-temp thermostat w/ 2 screws rather than unhooking the wires and I did the same with the thermal fuse. Next remove 1 screw out of the blower housing cover and the 2 screws from the motor support. Once loose you can pull the motor out a little and unhook the wiring. Once out you will need to remove the pulley, blower housing and fan, and replace on new motor and put the new motor on the motor housing. Replace in reverse order and you should be done.
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Your Price
$138.75
Circulation Pump and Motor Assembly
PREPARE FOR REMOVAL: Unscrew / Remove kickplate. Disconnected water connect just behind the kickplate. Be ready with a couple of dishtowels. Pull the door down and remove any screws that go into the under part of your counter top. Jack the front legs screw down.
REMOVE: Gently pull the Dishwasher from under counter. Push the insulation flat against the side of the dishwasher about every six inches that you pull the dishwasher out to prevent it from snaggin on the cabinet face edges. Remove the baskets and spray arms. Careful not to damage the heating element.
NOTE: Here I noticed that the guy who installed the dishwasher kinked the copper line limiting the water into to my dishwasher. So my circulation pump/motor was probably running dry. I replaced with a flex type "dishwasher" hose that will easily coil up behind / underneath without kinking when I push back in. DO THE REPAIR RIGHT - DO IT YOURSELF!
REPAIR: I gently laid the dishwasher on it's side (cardboard underneath). I disconnected the power - 2 wires. Then, I only disconnect one wire harness, the sump tubing and the I thought I'd better remove the impeller that the sump tubing was connected to (it was only attached with one screw). Remove the 3 plastic clips around the pump/motor. Carefully push the pump into the dishwasher. DO NOT LET THE PUMP FALL AS IT MAY DAMAGE THE HEATING ELEMENT IN THE DISHWASHER! Push the new pump/motor in place until the seal is at least flush with the bottom. I used the back of a wood spoon. Don't pull on any part of the motor from the bottom or you'll break the thin aluminum casting. Just inserting the plastic clips back in place will pull the seal flush with the bottom again.
I was lucky. I simply removed the motor/pump, replaced it with the new motor/pump, and put everything back together in reverse. I put a little bit of silicone grease on the o-ring of the temperature probe. I happened to have some silicone grease because I also have a pool.
Done. It cost me $220 Vs. $550 quoted by Sears. That doesn't count the extra Sears would have charged my for repairing the kinked copper line. And you know they would've kinked it again. That only cost me $20 more and the flexible line couldn't have been easier to install. I could have done the whole thing for less but I opted to replace the pump/ motor together.
Getting it all done right, no leaks, no kinked line, keeping the dishwasher that matches the other appliances (VS. replacing it at $550 repair price), all less than 1/2 the price of a quoted repair - PRICELESS. - THANK YOU PART SELECT. DISCLAIMER: I have no affiliation with Part Select. Read more...
PartSelect Number PS11699805
Manufacturer Part Number W10782773
*** This part no longer includes the Chopper Assembly as per the Manufacturer ***
The part functions by spinning the impeller of the circulation pump, which is used to move the water through the spray arms during the wash cycle.
Fixes these symptoms
- Leaking
- Noisy
- Not cleaning dishes properly
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Installation Instructions
Geoffrey from Indianapolis, IN
Dishwasher was not cleaning dishes.
SAFTY: Turn water off. Flip the circuit breaker.PREPARE FOR REMOVAL: Unscrew / Remove kickplate. Disconnected water connect just behind the kickplate. Be ready with a couple of dishtowels. Pull the door down and remove any screws that go into the under part of your counter top. Jack the front legs screw down.
REMOVE: Gently pull the Dishwasher from under counter. Push the insulation flat against the side of the dishwasher about every six inches that you pull the dishwasher out to prevent it from snaggin on the cabinet face edges. Remove the baskets and spray arms. Careful not to damage the heating element.
NOTE: Here I noticed that the guy who installed the dishwasher kinked the copper line limiting the water into to my dishwasher. So my circulation pump/motor was probably running dry. I replaced with a flex type "dishwasher" hose that will easily coil up behind / underneath without kinking when I push back in. DO THE REPAIR RIGHT - DO IT YOURSELF!
REPAIR: I gently laid the dishwasher on it's side (cardboard underneath). I disconnected the power - 2 wires. Then, I only disconnect one wire harness, the sump tubing and the I thought I'd better remove the impeller that the sump tubing was connected to (it was only attached with one screw). Remove the 3 plastic clips around the pump/motor. Carefully push the pump into the dishwasher. DO NOT LET THE PUMP FALL AS IT MAY DAMAGE THE HEATING ELEMENT IN THE DISHWASHER! Push the new pump/motor in place until the seal is at least flush with the bottom. I used the back of a wood spoon. Don't pull on any part of the motor from the bottom or you'll break the thin aluminum casting. Just inserting the plastic clips back in place will pull the seal flush with the bottom again.
I was lucky. I simply removed the motor/pump, replaced it with the new motor/pump, and put everything back together in reverse. I put a little bit of silicone grease on the o-ring of the temperature probe. I happened to have some silicone grease because I also have a pool.
Done. It cost me $220 Vs. $550 quoted by Sears. That doesn't count the extra Sears would have charged my for repairing the kinked copper line. And you know they would've kinked it again. That only cost me $20 more and the flexible line couldn't have been easier to install. I could have done the whole thing for less but I opted to replace the pump/ motor together.
Getting it all done right, no leaks, no kinked line, keeping the dishwasher that matches the other appliances (VS. replacing it at $550 repair price), all less than 1/2 the price of a quoted repair - PRICELESS. - THANK YOU PART SELECT. DISCLAIMER: I have no affiliation with Part Select. Read more...
Your Price
$63.21
Diverter Motor with Wire Harness
PartSelect Number PS2328555
Manufacturer Part Number W10155344
NOTE: This part has been updated by the manufacture and the shaft seal is now incorporated into the sump housing. The seal for diverter motor shaft only available with the pump sump housing.
Fixes these symptoms
- Leaking
- Not cleaning dishes properly
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Installation Instructions
John from Springfield, OH
Water leaking underneath dishwasher
The leak was dripping from the diverter motor. After removing dishwasher the diverter motor was found to be corroded. The shaft grommet looked good. A new diverter motor was installed and dishwasher connected. After running it awhile the leak reappeared. It seemed the only possible thing left was the shaft grommet. Of course the grommet comes as part of the belly assembly. After searching for a better and cheaper solution I ordered a Whirlpool WPW10195677 grommet and it solved the leak.
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Your Price
$177.72
Pump and Motor Assembly
PartSelect Number PS11770231
Manufacturer Part Number W11025157
This pump and motor assembly is for dishwashers.
Pump and motor assembly pumps water through the spray arms during the dishwashing cycle.
Shut off the house circuit breaker for the dishwasher before installing this part. Wear work gloves to protect your hands.
Fixes these symptoms
- Not cleaning dishes properly
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Your Price
$214.38
Dishwasher Pump and Motor Assembly
PartSelect Number PS12074533
Manufacturer Part Number W11087376
This pump and motor assembly are for dishwashers.
Pump and motor assembly pumps water through the spray arms during the dishwashing cycle.
Shut off the house circuit breaker for the dishwasher before installing this part. Wear work gloves to protect your hands.
Fixes these symptoms
- Not cleaning dishes properly
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Your Price
$156.27
Dishwasher Pump Motor
PartSelect Number PS11765780
Manufacturer Part Number W10894668
The pump motor delivers water to the spray arms to clean the dishes during the wash cycle.
Installation Instructions
Terry from BELLINGHAM, WA
Dishes not coming clean
Replace motor-pump. All was as advertised plus the surprise of included outlet hose. I didn't have the tool to operate the clamp, it leaked, so I replaced it with a stainless worm gear type.
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Your Price
$119.83
MOTOR
PartSelect Number PS11730993
Manufacturer Part Number W10843811
Fixes these symptoms
- Leaking
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Your Price
$150.94
Pump Drive Motor
PartSelect Number PS11745638
Manufacturer Part Number WP8283457
This is a pump drive motor, but you may also know it as a dishwasher circulation and wash pump motor. It delivers water to the spray arms in your appliance during cleaning. Take note that this part is just the motor, the pump is not included in this purchase. This model is roughly 9.5 inches long, and about 6 inches wide. You will need to replace this part if your dishwasher is noisy and is not cleaning your dishes properly.
Fixes these symptoms
- Noisy
- Will Not Start
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Your Price
$97.56
FAN-MOTOR ASSEMBLY
PartSelect Number PS11749156
Manufacturer Part Number WPW10155595
Fixes these symptoms
- Leaking
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