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Drain Pump- 60Hz 120V Specifications
The drain pump ejects the water from the dishwasher.
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Replacing your Kenmore Dishwasher Drain Pump- 60Hz 120V
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Troubleshooting
This part fixes the following symptoms:
Not draining | Noisy
This part works with the following products:
Dishwasher.
This part works with the following products:
Kenmore, KitchenAid, Whirlpool, Inglis.
Part# WP661658 replaces these:
AP6010255, 661658, 8268411, 8268460
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Bruce B - May 19, 2022
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Dishwasher pump replacement
Part was the exact match to the part that came out of the dishwasher. Video's were helpful and the repair was very easy. Dishwasher is running like new. Extremely happy with the part and service.
Mike K - May 2, 2021
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Item I ordered was provided promptly and working well
Worth noting the little movie of how to replace the part provided sure was a great help.
Keep up the good work.
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PATRICK C - November 1, 2020
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Exactly as shown and as easy as they say.
The video was fantastic - dishwasher is up and running - wish I had seen the video first - I would have done it completely differently - By taking the dishwasher out of cabinet as suggested in the video made the job very easy to do - the repair was a piece of cake.
Jeffery C - February 18, 2020
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Fast delivery
Thanks parts select part arrived fast and in great condition, dishwasher back running again.
Terence C - June 18, 2019
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Easy Peasy!
The part was delivered in three days, and was exactly as described.The excellent video made installation a snap. The toughest part of the process was getting the dishwasher out from under the cabinet as the installer had not left any slack in the water inlet line or electrical line so I had to disconnect those. I am now officially back off "Dish Duty". Thanks!
Sahar H - October 17, 2018
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Wrong part
Unfortunately the part was not compatible with my Whirlpool Diswasher and I have to pay shipping to return it. I'm very disappointed and honestly in the future, I will not be buying parts from this website.
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Water would not drain, upper rack position couldn't be changed
Pulled out dishwasher after checking the air gap, etc. Washer would marginally pump out water and could hear motor running on drain cycle. Usual mess from water draining out of hoses.
Ohmed drain motor at 24ohms, should be 16.3 ohms from repair manual. Noted check valve, a rubber flapper, was canted out from sealing surface.
New motor ohms at 24 ohms, installed new motor prophylactilly. Installed new flapper valve through the sump. Washer checked okay for drain cycle.
Feed tube assembly was ordered as upper rack flapper valve was worn into open on upper position due to normal use. Feed tube spinner was small, so the rubber flapper was scavenged from the new assembly and used on the old feed tube assembly.
Ohmed drain motor at 24ohms, should be 16.3 ohms from repair manual. Noted check valve, a rubber flapper, was canted out from sealing surface.
New motor ohms at 24 ohms, installed new motor prophylactilly. Installed new flapper valve through the sump. Washer checked okay for drain cycle.
Feed tube assembly was ordered as upper rack flapper valve was worn into open on upper position due to normal use. Feed tube spinner was small, so the rubber flapper was scavenged from the new assembly and used on the old feed tube assembly.
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John from Mountain View, CA
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Difficulty Level:A Bit Difficult
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Total Repair Time:1- 2 hours
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Tools:Pliers, Screw drivers
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Water was not being pumped out of the dishwasher
This site is wonderful..., thank you. Especially thanks to Nanette's detailed experience. The thing that gave me the most problem (and apparently Nanette, as well) was removing the lower round cover of the chopper assembly. Finally, some one on the internet identified the trick...put needle nose pliers in the screw-hole and pull-away. It came right out. Wish I could acknowledge the source but now can't find it.
Actually, the check valve was good, but I replaced it anyway. It was 10 times the trouble to replace than the drain pump. Wish I had started with the drain pump. By removing the drain hose, I stuck my finger in the hole and discovered the problem: the impeller was off of the pump and lying in the bottom of the drain. It was a simple thing to replace the pump. Press down on the locking mechanism and turn it to the left. When it was off, I could see that the check valve was in place and not a problem. (Of course by that time, I had already replaced it.) Good luck.
Actually, the check valve was good, but I replaced it anyway. It was 10 times the trouble to replace than the drain pump. Wish I had started with the drain pump. By removing the drain hose, I stuck my finger in the hole and discovered the problem: the impeller was off of the pump and lying in the bottom of the drain. It was a simple thing to replace the pump. Press down on the locking mechanism and turn it to the left. When it was off, I could see that the check valve was in place and not a problem. (Of course by that time, I had already replaced it.) Good luck.
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Truman from Atlanta, GA
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Difficulty Level:Easy
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Total Repair Time:30 - 60 mins
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Tools:Pliers, Screw drivers
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Dishwasher wouldn't drain; pump drain impeller had come off drive shaft.
Replaced the pump drain as one complete assembly. Couldn't do it from under the front panel as there is a small lug that you have to depress on the top of the assembly before you can twist the assembly counter-clockwise by hand. I tried but I couln't get the leverage. Had to take dishwasher out from under the unit and tip it on its side. The rest was very straightforward. If you can remove the dishwasher from under the unit easily I would suggest you don't even bother trying to change the pump drain while the dishwasher is in place. It's not worth the hassle.
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Harry from Hampden, MA
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Difficulty Level:Easy
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Total Repair Time:15 - 30 mins
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Tools:Screw drivers
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dishwasher wasn't fully draining at end of cycle
Removed drain hose to ensure no blockage in drain. No blockage, then removed drain pump cap (where drain hose attaches to drain pump) with allen wrench. Push tab in on drain pump and twist counterclockwise, drain pump came off. Reversed to attach new pump and it works.
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Richard from Naperville, IL
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Difficulty Level:Easy
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Total Repair Time:30 - 60 mins
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Tools:Pliers, Wrench set
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After clean cycle, water was left behind
After researching the issue, it pointed to either a clogged hose or a bad pump. I cleaning the hose, verifying that there was no clog by using baking soda, vinegar and water. It would work, once maybe twice, then the water would sit again. I checked the line again, no issues. I purchased a new pump. The installation of the pump was easy, only to discover that this did NOT solve my problem. I am now considering a new dishwasher or purchasing a new $150 motor. It sucks not being able to send the parts back.
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Mikel from Gaithersburg, MD
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Difficulty Level:Really Easy
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Total Repair Time:15 - 30 mins
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Grinding noise followed by dishwaher malfunction
Drained washer with hand pump. Thermo fuse had blown. Removed control panel and substituted a 15 amp automotive ATC fuse, shimming the blades with aluminum foil. Removed dishwasher from counter niche. Tipped dishwasher, removed and inspected drain pump and recirculating pump. No apparent problems noted. Temporarily rerouted supply and drain lines and restarted. Grinding noise clearly came from the drain pump. Ordered new drain pump and replaced.replaced 20 amp thermo fuse.
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Henry from Plymouth, MA
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Difficulty Level:A Bit Difficult
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Total Repair Time:More than 2 hours
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Tools:Screw drivers
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Liz
January 14, 2018
Our KitchenAid dishwasher has stopped draining completely—there’s always standing water at the end of the cycle, but it’s not overflowing so i suspect it’s a problem with the drain pump rather than a clogged drain. I cleared the garbage disposal and i removed the accumulator and filter and cleared out any debris in there (found some broken glass), but still it won’t drain. Does it sound like the pump is the issue and needs to be replaced?
For model number KUDK01ILBS6
Hello Liz, Thank you for your inquiry. It does sound like it but also make sure that there are no leaks or clogs in the drain hose. You can test the pump with a multimeter. If you are unfamiliar with how a multimeter functions, there are YouTube videos available to assist you. Hope this helps!
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Ron
November 21, 2017
Hello - my dishwasher works well but has developed a noise when it begins the drain cycle and continues through end of cycle. The water appears to drain completely. Other than the noise being annoying, the system functions properly. Am i correct in assuming the drain pump is the likely the source? Is there a fix other than replacement. Your thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks!
For model number kudio1flss
Hi Ron,
Thank you for your inquiry. Based on what you described, it does sound like the issue with the drain pump, if there is any debris trapped inside the pump you can try to clean but you may have to replace it. You will also need to check the sump as well as the accumulator and filter to see if there is any debris in these parts as well. I hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day!
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James
July 30, 2019
My dishwasher does not drain at the end of the wash cycle. I have checked the sump area, all the hoses, the chopper assembly, etc. And have narrowed the problem down to (i hope) the drain pump (part number 661658). The impeller is clean, turns freely, and was free of debris, yet it appears to be the most likely problem. The repair manual says that the resistance of the windings (between the two terminals) should be 16.3 ohms. My multimeter reading is about 24-25 ohms. Does this definitively point to a bad pump winding or not? One responder to this site said that his new unit read 24 ohms. How can this be possible. Thank you.
For model number 665.17022400
Hi James,
Thank you for your question. Use your multimeter to test the solenoid for resistance. Set your meter to the R x 1 setting. Place each of the meter's probes on one terminal each. When the probes touch the terminals, the reading should change from a reading of infinity to a reading of approximately forty ohms. If you receive a reading of infinity, or a reading that is no where near 40 ohms, then you will need to replace the solenoid. I hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day!
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James
July 31, 2019
I am still confused by your previous answer to my question. If the owner's manual states that the resistance reading for the drain pump motor (drain winding) should be 16.3 ohms where does this 40 ohm reading come from? Which is the proper reading 16.3 or 40 ohms? My presumed faulty motor winding reads about 24-25 ohms does this make it faulty? There are 2 questions here, please answer both. Thank you.
For model number 665.17022400
Hi James, thank you for your question. The 40 ohms is the information that we have but it is general information. If you have more specific information from your manual then you should go by that. Either way though, if your motor is not reading either of the ohm readings (the one that your manual states and the one we gave you) then that would probably mean the motor is faulty. I hope that helps. Good luck with your repair.
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John
September 11, 2019
Forgot which wire went where. Drain pump has 2 connection points, n and l (neutral and lead I am assuming). Both wires are grey but one has a black line running through it. My guess is the wire with the black line on it is my lead. Please confirm. Thanks for your time. John
For model number GU2300XTLQ3
Hi John,
Thank you for your question. There is a video listed with the part on our website that you can reference on how to install it. Here is a link to the video, https://www.partselect.ca/PS11743433-Whirlpool-WP661658-Drain-Pump-60Hz-120V.htm. I hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day!
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Jordan
June 8, 2023
Will this part fit the kitchenaid "kudm01tjbt1" dishwasher?
For model number kudm01tjbt1
Hi Jordan, thank you for reaching out. We have researched the model and found that the drain pump, part number PS11743433, is compatible with your model. If you require assistance to place an order, please contact customer service!
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George
January 4, 2019
Tub won't fill. It sounds like water is going into the tub but it never fills or washes.
For model number kuds30fxpa
Hello George, thank you for your question. If you're not getting any water into the unit the first part we would recommend to test or replace is the water valve. I hope this helps!
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