Wheel Mounting Plate

I brought the rack to my computer and pulled up your diagram. It was relatively easy to follow the diagram to install the parts. They didn't need any tools, just snap them in place. Wife factor, very high, she can now use the dishwasher again.

R & R parts....good as new.

Simply took old parts off and replaced them with new parts - no tools required.

The entire repair took less than a couple of minutes, and I'm not very mechanical. It was easy. I used a screwdriver to pry open the cap at the end of the upper rack's rail. Removed the rack. Attached the new pieces (simply snapped them on). Then, I put it all back together.

Sanpped off the old parts and snapped on the new ones.. very easy..

The side that was broken,the wheels mounted to the tray itself not brakets so to keep cost down I had my wife buy parts to match otherside (two clip-on brakets,slide bar and wheels)and costom fit to the broken side which made the wheels to far from the slide-rail on the inside wall of the dishwasher so i spaced both side-rails out from the innerwalls withthe write size washers to make the slide-rails work,it will give us at least two to four more years of use unless someone falls on it again (I'm a 53 year old carpenter of thirty years and always have think ahead this time it worked,made my wife happy and saved my son money $$)

It was so easy! No tools needed, just pop out and replace exactly like you took it apart!