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Bill
December 14, 2019
Why controls don't light or function? My troubles began after power from utility stumbled. I have continuity tested thermal fuse, and latch switches and have replaces circuit board. I do have power and neutral at plug on circuit board and door latches. What would be the next items to check?Thank you
For model number 66513749K601
Hello Bill,
Thank you for your question. Our sources suggest checking the capacitor for your model under part PS11753080 to see if it is defective. We hope this helps!
How lose should lower arm be? Mine rotates fine but is also quite flexible up and down.
Thank you
For model number 66513749K601
Hi Rick, thank you for reaching out. You may alter the tightness of the spray arm by adjusting the screw in the lower spray arm support, part number PS11745437. It should be tight, but not too tight that it does not spin. We hope this information is useful!
Caviat: The actual repair is less than 15 minutes, but I spent a lot of time playing with it before I figured out it was that easy and fast. You don't need to remove the dishwasher from the counter to do this. And it will probably help to look at the new part closely so you can understand where the retainer clip is to press it and release the old pump.
First remove the water from the dishwasher pan that would not drain with a wet/dry vac. Otherwise the water will all drain on the floor when you remove the pump. Then remove the two screws on the kickplate on the front of the unit below the door. Remove the kickplate/maintainence access cover. The drain pump is on the right about 8 inches in. Using two hands you grasp the drain pump with your right hand and use the left hand to push the retaining clip down. Then the drain pump will rotate 1/4 turn counterclockwise and can be removed without pulling the dishwasher out. There is likely to be some water leak out that was traped in the pump housing that you can not reach with the vac. Disconnect the wire. Connect the wire to the new pump, put it in place and 1/4 turn clockwise to install it. Replace the kickplate and you're done.
Rather than remove the pump assembly - as an earlier post had done - I pulled the entire dishwasher out and laid it down on the floor. This allowed easy, direct access to the motor (that was the hard, messy part). From this point it was easy. Unplug the wiring, remove the retaining bolt, rotate the motor off the mounting brackets and pull it out. Then put the new one in. That was the easy part (about 15 minutes). The entire job took 2-and-a-half hours, most of which was taken in disconnecting, cleaning up and reconnecting the dishwasher. It's much quieter now.