Soil Trap

Hello Sandra, thank you for your question. Remove the bottom rack, and pull up on the lower spray arm. It will simply pop off the holder. The soil trap handle is then turned toward you so the handle is facing you. Lift the soil trap out of the unit. The spray arm holder is still attahed so it will have to be removed and reinstalled into the new soil trap. Reverse the steps to reinstall the parts into the dishwasher. I hope this helps!

Hello Michael, thank you for the question. Here is a link to help you locate the model number sticker on the appliance. We hope this helps. https://www.partselect.com/Find-Your-Dishwasher-Model-Number.aspx

Hi Rosalind, Thank you for your question. If you have your dishwasher hooked up to a garbage disposal, you will need to check the drain line. Turn your disposal on to make sure it is clean and that it is draining correctly. If it is draining correctly, remove the drain hose and inspect it for any clogs. If there are no clogs, then the issue lies elsewhere. If your dishwasher is not hooked up to a garbage disposal, you will need to check the air gap if your sink has one. The air gap is located near your faucet. If there is water leaking from it, then this is a sign that it is clogged. Remove the cap and use a tube to blow air down into it to remove any debris that is trapped there. If this is not the issue, then you will need to check the dishwasher drain. If the drain is clogged this would be the reason why you still have water in your dishwasher. You will need to clean it to resolve the issue. We hope this helps! If you have any questions, please let us know.