66513253K110 Kenmore Dishwasher - Instructions

I used pliers to pull the old clip out and pushed the new one in. Easy as that!!

I just followed the directions on the video that was part of the pictures for the door seal. I made sure that the channel was clean and the new seal pressed right in. i wish I had checked this site before I called a repairman, who wanted to charge me over $400 for a new one.

Remove and replace by hand, no tools required

cut power to dishwasher. removed screws all around door panel to get front panel off, leaving top two screws for last. unplugged latch set, removed it. set new one in. screwed top 2 screws in. fit door panel back on. pulled out latch hook from stationary top piece and clicked new on in place.

I first verified that there was 120 volt line voltage getting to the unit. I removed the outer door panel by removing the 10 torx screws located around the panel on the tub side of the door. Two of the screws are longer so note there location for reassembly. The door handle can now be removed. Pull the outer door panel away from the inner panel and remove the connector to the control board. Set the outer door aside. Remove the connector to the door latch.The latch is snapped in position at the top side. Pry using a screw driver to release. Snap new latch in position. Snap on connector, Reassemble door by first reconnecting the control panel connector. install plastic door handle. Mate door to inner panel. Note interlock tabs between outer door and inner panel near the bottom area. Install the 10 screws. The two longer screws are at the top holding the latch and handle.

I followed the Partselect video for the new installation. Very easy to follow which made new part installation extremely easy. Works perfect now!!!

Stared at it and deduced that the clip was not intended to slide into the track from the end, but that it was intended to snap in from the side. NO WHERE WAS THERE A SINGLE SENTENCE TELLING HOW TO DO THIS. And don't give me the old bromide, "Well, everyone knows how to do this." Nope, It is not in my DNA, so a sentence included with the clip in the package would have saved me time and pain.

Took off the broken part replaced it with new part.

Reviewed the video of this problem. Followed these instructions using a flat screwdriver to release the broken stop. Then used the same tool to set the piece firmly in place.

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!

The video does a great job explaining the repair. I took the unit completely away from the wall and put it on its side, which I recommend. Only problem I had was getting the new part in the correct orientation to lock... try to pay attention to how the failed pump is facing when you remove it.

I ended up replacing the supply line as well as just moving it around caused a drip leak, guess it was about to fail. Pro tip: don't remove the old line until you have the new line in hand... but that's a story for another day.

I found a video on youtube that was very detailed explaining how to change out the same unit I purchased (Pump and Motor Assembly Model # KDFE104DBL0). If you have basic mechanical skills and the proper tools this video will make installation much easier. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Johlq5qbmEI

Replaced control module and then replaced touch sensors.

Followed the u tube video. No problems. Will use them again.

Best recommendation I can give.

Unplugged dishwasher and turned off water supply. Removed bottom panel. Put rag under valve and unscrewed water inlet. Used ratchet and socket to remove screw from valve. Disconnected wires. Disconnected outlet. Installed new valve opposite of disassembly. Turned water back on. Plugged in and checked for leaks. Test ran.