MDT24P5AST Midea Dishwasher - Overview

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Insignia Air Breaker Inlet Pipe – Part Number: 12676000000621
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Insignia Air Breaker Inlet Pipe
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Inlet Pipe – Part Number: 12676000000113
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Inlet Pipe
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Inlet Pipe – Part Number: 12676000000179
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Inlet Pipe
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Outlet Pipe – Part Number: 12676000000181
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Outlet Pipe
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Pressure Switch Pvc Pipe – Part Number: 12676000000628
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Pressure Switch Pvc Pipe
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Turbidity Sensor – Part Number: 17176000000312
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Turbidity Sensor
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Inner Tank Protective Strip(Right) – Part Number: 12176000002450
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Inner Tank Protective Strip(Right)
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Inner Tank Protective Strip(Left) – Part Number: 12176000002470
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Inner Tank Protective Strip(Left)
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Rear Pump Shell – Part Number: 12176000002594
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Rear Pump Shell
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Midea Insignia Fan Assembly – Part Number: 12176000002613
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Midea Insignia Fan Assembly
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Midea Insignia Base Cover – Part Number: 12176000003086
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Midea Insignia Base Cover
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Midea Insignia Guide Plate Backing Assembly – Part Number: 12176000003492
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Common Symptoms of the MDT24P5AST

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Door latch failure
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Steam was escaping the front, condensing on the door, and dripping down on the floor.
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  • austin from saint marys, GA
  • Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
Replaced the door seal. Pulled out the old one and pressed in the new one by hand.
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Washer fills then dumps before doing any washing with blue light on front panel and "Rinse" light flashing
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  • Jim from Virginia Beach, VA
  • Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Pliers, Screw drivers
turned off Circuit-Breaker to Dishwasher. Removed elec and water inlet and unit from under counter. On table with protection from scratching front, removed bottom panel of washer unit. Removed clamps to short hoses to inlet and output from pump assembly and removed ground and power connector. Replaced "one-time use" clamps with hose clamp s and connected electrical. 20 ~ish minutes. re-installed washer unit under counter and re-connected elec and water input. Turned on Circuit-Breaker. Did not do anything different. Apparently, had low water pressure and when attempted to start at a time when it was obvious the water pressure was better (usually in the evenings/night) washer has worked again flawlessly 4 time now.
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