Dishrack Tine Pivot

I snapped the new parts onto the old parts of the dish rack. Voila! All done.

Removed and replaced middle rack. Installed new upgraded roller clip on wheels. Installed new plastic dishrack tine pivots being careful not to break them.

I had changed a rack adjuster several years ago but decided to take a look at your videos before starting the repair. I watched both videos and then did exactly as suggested. The repair went very quickly and was extremely easy.

Simple removed the paperclip I put in place last summer to hold the rack in place, snapped both new parts where they belonged, and WOW, it's like new. So easy. And the best part was that I had the replacement parts in less than 24 hours! Talk about fast service.

Looked on line for replacement parts and found this website along with drawings, videos and owners who had the same problems and followed their descriptions on how to fix the different items I had to deal with.

now the dishes come out clean.

It took a few minutes for me to reallize that I needed to look at the way/direction the tine clip was in the existing position. It is important to mesh the part into all the correct positons before trying to complete the repair into the final snap/placement of the tine/clip. A minute or two of looking and (really important) not trying to replace both front AND rear tines at the same time! They are mirror images of each other. If you change one at a time, you can use the other as a template!

It only took a couple of seconds to snap in the replacement dishrack tine pivot parts. I didn't know how easy it was to get replacement parts and lived with the problem for months. The parts were easy to figure out on the website and arrived in a couple of days. Problem solved.

Everything just snapped in to place.

I snapped the old broken one off and snapped the new on.