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Josh D - January 2, 2020
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Seal
Extremely easy to install. Fit like a glove.
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Lisa W - March 14, 2019
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could not find a good diagram so wrong part
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Jody P - November 13, 2018
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Quick Fix
Easy repair, part arrived quickly. All good!
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Valentine P - October 10, 2018
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Asking part
The part was in good condition and delivery was fast. Thank you for excellent service
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Harley W - August 15, 2018
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Dish washer seal
You have to pull the dishwaher out about 4 to 6 inches. I had a leak in the lower right hand side. It is now leak free.
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remove old seal, clean and dry the gap where the new seal will be installed. Apply adhessive, place new seal, then let dry for 24 hrs.
The hardest part was getting the seal, we first ordered from a sears parts store locally. They also told me that everything was included to install it, but they did not include the adhesive, they lost the order via ups and never notified me. I finally called them and they made me go back to the parts store for a refund. I then ordered on parts select and they had it in my hands in 3 days.
PartSelect intentionally shipped obsolete part that could not possibly fit a dishwasher. The part looked to be a rectangle door seal for a freezer/ref. You make it impossible to return the part. I find it interesting that you sent the correct install video and wrong part. Suggestion: After you print a shipping label take a picture of the part and shipping label before it is boxed. The customer should not have to send you a picture of the wrong part and the serial number of the appliance for a refund. You did not need the serial number to ship it.
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Steve
June 26, 2019
The interior gasket that seals the door and tub keeps coming loose. I typically have to push it back into the groove 1 or more times a week. Is there a caulk that I should use to keep it in place? Or does the gasket need to be replaced?
For model number 665.13693N412
Hello Steve, Thank you for the question. The seal should stay in place just by pushing it into the groves. It might be worn and need to be replaced if it is not staying in the groves. Hope this helps!
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Bob
July 12, 2019
Is there a link to a video that shows how to replace the seal (gasket) for this model. Thank you!
For model number KUDS30CXSS1
Hello Bob, Thank you for the question. Here is a link for a video. Hope this helps!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0XwXuvqPY0
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James
August 19, 2019
My KitchenAid dishwasher appears to be leaking (at least the drip is coming from the center behind the front door. I can see that a connector containing several wires behind the door appears to be wet when I look up from under the dishwasher using a mirror. Is this likely a seal or something else?
For model number KUDT03STBL3
Hello James, Thank you for the question. I suggest checking the seals around the door and across the bottom of the door. You can also open the door once the fill cycle is done and see if the water is over the element. If the water is above the element then the appliance is over filling. Hope this helps!
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Ken
December 28, 2019
I'm looking for the tub seal. Kenmore site says part number is w10864081, however, your list of models it fits does not reference my model.
For model number 665.14743N510
Hello Ken, thank you for your question. The part number w10864081, is the gasket that goes between the tub and the cabinets. The replacement tub gasket for that unit is PartSelect Number PS11722167. Please enter the part number into the site for current price and availability. Good luck with your repair!
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Craig
March 5, 2020
I am getting a leaking from the bottom front and i thought it was a gasket... replaced the gasket and still have a leak. found your site and see that it could be the seal. how can i tell if the seal is the issue if the gasket is supposed to keep the water in?
For model number 66513543N412
Hello, Thank you for your question. I would recommend replacing the seal. And gaskets and seals could be causing a leak. We hope this helps.
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Bill
January 10, 2020
I have replaced the door gasket and strike and my dishwasher still leaks. What do I do next?
For model number DU1055TVS8
Hello Bill. Thank you for the question. Sadly we do not have any information on the model number you provided. Could you please verify the number you provided us with? That said we do have an article on this symptom you can watch here: https://www.partselect.com/Repair/Dishwasher/Leaking/. Hope this helps!
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Eloy
February 27, 2020
How to uninstall the dishwasher
For model number 665.13922K010
Hi Eloy,
Thank you for your question. To remove the dishwasher from the cabinet, first unplug the appliance from the electrical outlet. Also shut off the water supply valve. Then remove the screws securing the lower access panel and set the panel aside. Disconnect the water supply line from the inlet valve and be prepared for some water to spill out. Remove the the screw securing the junction box cover. Note the orientation of the wires on the terminal block and loosen the screws to release the wires. Remove the screws securing the bracket. Use a flat head screw driver to release the nut from the bracket, then disconnect the drain hose and feed it through the cabinet. Once you have completed these steps, open the dishwasher door and release the mounting screws securing dishwasher to the cabinet. To remove the dishwasher, you may need to remove the levelling legs locking screws. Once removed, you can pull the dishwasher from the cabinet. We hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day.
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DAVID
February 28, 2020
Can you tell me what the length of the door gasket is? I ordered one from repair clinic and they sent me a w11196317 replacement that is 74 inches in length the original is 76 inches in length. They told me to soak it in hot water which doesn't seem like it will stretch 2 inches to cover bottom of dishwasher. The KitchenAid part # is 8269110.
For model number KUDS40FVSS3
Hello, Thank you for your question. You will want to check into the PartSelect Number PS11731683. We do not have a measurement on the length unfortunately. We hope this helps.
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Doug
July 22, 2019
Trying to decide if i need the door seal or door gasket. Water leaking onto floor during run cycle. Water come from front of dishwasher.
For model number KUDS30IXBL7
Hello Doug, Thank you for the question. Since they are both used to prevent leaking, I would suggest checking the seal and gasket on the appliance for wear or damage and replace what is required. hope this helps!
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Kaiser
November 15, 2017
Hello, I have a Maytag dishwasher (silver color, model: Mdb8969sdm3, ser # f54911518, type # 577 1). I normally run it at auto cycle, heating, and it takes between 2 3 hrs to complete. Of late I have been noticing water droplet condensation towards upper left under kitchen counter top (above the door of the dish washer) during the cycle.These water droplets fall down and form a pool that is spoiling the hard wood flooring of the kitchen close to the kitchen cabinet adjacent to the dish washer. This dishwasher has no vents on the door top that could facilitate heat condensation to dissipate. I assume this could be a gasket problem, but there are two gaskets in the dishwasher,inner and outer one. The inner one probably seals the inner part (extended portion towards washer) of the door and the outer one probably seals the little outer part of the door. Please let me know if the above could be a possible reason. This dishwasher is from previous home owners who retained it for us. It also displays 10 years limited parts warranty on the door. Looking forward to your help, thanks.
For model number MDB8969SDM3
Hi Kaiser, Thank you for the question. As far as the warranty goes you will need to contact Maytag. It will be best to inspect the gaskets to check for any wear or damage. The most likely cause is the gasket that attaches tot he door, PartSelect Number PS11722167. I also suggest checking to make sure the door is latched properly. If the latch is not holding the door closed it can cause the leak as well.Hope this helps!
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