Circulation Pump and Motor Kit 154844101

Single-handedly. Tipped dishwasher on its side for easy access to water and electric connections. Went back together with no problems or leaks, washes quiter than ever.

Remove dishwasher from cabinet flip on it's back. Remove two wire connectors, two torx screws pull pump out and replace very simple. Parts select were great and very fast to ship parts

The short PartSelect instructional video perfectly showed how to replace the circulation pump and motor. The replacement took about 2 hours. Simply flipped circuit breaker off, disconnected the water and drain hoses under the sink and pulled the dishwasher out. The electrical wire was long enough to accommodate doing this without having to disconnect the wiring in dishwasher. And turned the dishwasher over on its back. The removal and re-installation of the pump-motor assembly was the easiest and quickest part. It came out and the replacement from PartSelect went in exactly as shown in the video. Dishwasher was put back in place and reconnected. Ran perfectly and quietly.

Only thing I did Different from the Install video was I put a towel down and laid the dishwasher on its side with wire connectors up, this made it easier to press the pump into the housing, also I used vaseline on the O Rings . 10 min job .

Watched your video. Shut off water. Pulled power plug. Disconnected water and drain tube. Machine is lagged to the floor, as the counter top is Cambria, so have to remove two lag bolts. Slid out machine and turned on its side. Disconnected 2 wire harnesses. Removed 2 Torx screws, pulled pump, cleaned the unit and installed new pump. Reversed steps, and hooked all back up. Instructions on video were exactly accurate. Machine is now quiet, and dishes are getting cleaner.
Thank you!

I followed the instructions on the Parts Select website. Everything worked just as described. However, I ran into a small snag when I tried to remove my dishwasher. The two tabs that you secure on the underside of you counter were getting caught on the underside of my countertop. After I realized that was the issue, I slightly bent them and I was able to slide the dishwasher out. Another helpful hint is to outline the spot where the tabs are (on the underside of your counter) with a pencil or pen, that way you will know exactly where to reinstall the dishwasher.