How to Replace the Dishwasher’s Drain and Wash Impeller
In the top cover, there are eight screws that need removing., Remove the center screw in the impeller with a ¼-inch nut driver and the adjustable wrench., Four screws are now visible and hold the chamber in place., Lift the chopper blade and the...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: In the top cover
Use a #15 Torx driver on those screws.
The spray tower is held with a friction fit from the rubber from the tower.
Pull that out and set it aside. , There is a hex shape nut on top of the impeller and that’s molded into it.
Hold the impeller with the wrench and remove the screw. , Use the #21 Torx driver and remove these screws.
Lift the filter housing out of the dishwasher and set it aside.
Note:
Water may be left in the housing, so use a towel or sponge to dry it up. , Next, with the #15 Torx driver, remove this one screw that connects to the drain impeller and set it aside. -
Step 2: there are eight screws that need removing.
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Step 3: Remove the center screw in the impeller with a ¼-inch nut driver and the adjustable wrench.
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Step 4: Four screws are now visible and hold the chamber in place.
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Step 5: Lift the chopper blade and the bushing connected to it out.
Detailed Guide
Use a #15 Torx driver on those screws.
The spray tower is held with a friction fit from the rubber from the tower.
Pull that out and set it aside. , There is a hex shape nut on top of the impeller and that’s molded into it.
Hold the impeller with the wrench and remove the screw. , Use the #21 Torx driver and remove these screws.
Lift the filter housing out of the dishwasher and set it aside.
Note:
Water may be left in the housing, so use a towel or sponge to dry it up. , Next, with the #15 Torx driver, remove this one screw that connects to the drain impeller and set it aside.
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