1032-005A Frigidaire Dishwasher - Overview

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ROLLER TUB Gray – Part Number: 5304507405
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ROLLER TUB Gray
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Sold individually. Grey in color.
Door Gasket – Part Number: 5300809611
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Door Gasket
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This one piece dishwasher door gasket provides a water tight seal to keep water from leaking out of your dishwasher.
CLAMP, HOSE – Part Number: 5304538466
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Single Door Spring – Part Number: 5300809703
$53.85
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Single Door Spring
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NOTE: Sold individually. This door spring is four and a half inches long. It is used for some dishwashers. These springs tend to wear out at the same rate, so you should replace both of your dishwasher door springs at the same time.
Access Panel Screw - Black – Part Number: 154419403
$29.50
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Access Panel Screw - Black
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BUSHING – Part Number: 154671501
$18.95
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BUSHING
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Rinse Agent Grommet – Part Number: 5300805631
$10.95
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Rinse Agent Grommet
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With the rinse agent grommet it prevents leakage between the doors for the dispenser.
Dispenser Cover Spring – Part Number: 5300805227
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Dispenser Cover Spring
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Bi-Metal Dispenser Assembly – Part Number: 154183301
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Bi-Metal Dispenser Assembly
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This bi-metal dispenser assembly is four inches long.
Detergent Cup Kit – Part Number: 5303943073
$71.45
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Detergent Cup Kit
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This detergent cup repair kit comes with the cam, spring and o-ring.
WIRE TIE – Part Number: 5304464772
$23.95
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WIRE TIE
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SCREW – Part Number: 5300803311
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SCREW
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Dishwasher leaked
42 of 47 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Darren from Biddeford, ME
  • Easy
  • 15 - 30 mins
First I noticed that the old gasket had disintergrated along the bottom. Next I removed the the gasket being careful to observe how it was installed. There are these notched areas of the gasket that belong in the lower corners. I think the notches are designed to help hold the gasket in place and make the gasket bend around the corner. The gasket made closing the door very hard at first but after one wash cycle the fit became much more comfortable. The heat probably made the gasket more pliable. Problem solved.
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Bad door gasket-leaking, broken door spring
19 of 20 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Randy from Orlando, FL
  • Really Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
  • Screw drivers
My door spring had broken and I was going to leave it until the door gasket failed and started leaking. After removing the parts, I got on-line and order what I needed. I found everything easier than I thought. I got the parts a few days later and put the gasket in first. Looking at it, you'll find theres slotted ribs at both ends. Those areas go in the bottom corners because of the "S" curve. Simply push in and voila, you're done. At first the door will be firm to shut, but gets better- NO LEAKS! As far as the door spring...you don't have to remove the whole dishwasher. Simply unscrew the bottom plate under the door and reach in, rehook. Piece of cake. This site is wonderful. All the parts and easy to use.
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used my dishwasher for 1st time in months - it leaked lots of water from the bottom edge of the door
8 of 9 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Alejandro from Lake in the Hills, IL
  • Really Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
I ordered a new door gasket, wich is not very common for these type of dishwasher anymore, I installed it in less than 15 minutes. I turned the machine on fully loaded and the machine did not leak a single drop. It save me a bundle since I was considering buying a new dishwasher. THANK YOU!!
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