KDFM404KPS KitchenAid Dishwasher - Instructions

Took off the old wheels and placed them on the new rack - fast and easy if you watch the video.

At first I thought I needed a new bottom rack for my dishwasher. Out of curiosity, I watched the installation video and realized that the Tine Row installed separately and that was the only part I needed. I am appreciative of being able to access that video and the money I saved. Installation took seconds to complete.

There was no tools involved the part popped right into place. I received the part within two days from the date placed. It was great.

Motor was loud and was getting louder. I couldn’t find an away to order just the motor so I ordered the motor and pump assembly, removed the motor from the pump case with the 3 torx screws. Very easy replacement, resolved issue completely.

Shut water supply off
Unplug dishwasher
Disconnect water supply hose
Disconnect drain hose
Tip dishwasher down and lay on the front
Disconnect recirculation hose for tool access
Remove 3 torx screws from motor
Disconnect plastic retention clip from top motor bracket
Pull rubber motor mount out of metal motor bracket
Slide motor bracket way from motor
Disconnect electrical connection from motor
Pull motor and pump impeller off pump housing
Put new motor and pump impeller into pump housing
Replace 3 torx screws
Slide motor mount bracket back into place
Replace rubber motor mount
Push motor end into rubber motor mount
Reconnect electrical connection
Replace recirculation hose
Replace drain hose
Replace water supply hose
Plug in

Pulled the dishwasher out from under counter - removing 2 screws accessible on sides of dishwasher - these screws hold dishwasher under counter. Drain pump accessible right side bottom. Disconnect wiring clip - grab pump turn counter clockwise 1/4 turn and pull out of housing. Then reverse this process for installation

It’s great when you have parts that fit and a schematic to go by. I got both from this site. There are three parts that these screws hold in place. Use the schematic to see which way each part is facing. Line all the parts up and then look through the covers. You’ll see pre drilled holes on either side of the cover. Line the screws up to the pre drilled holes. Put the first screw in half way then insert the second screw all the way. Come back to the first screw and tighten it all the way. Two screws, two minutes and I was done. Real easy repair, just awkward as you are on your belly on the floor. I used a drill with a socket that fit the screw head.

Just replaced it in the notches that held the rusted tine.

Our experience was amazing. The part itself simply needed to be replaced: dropped into the lower rack and it was done. The amazing part was the wonderful service that this site provided. We discovered our initial mistake, contacted the company, and received instructions for how to return it. Then we ordered the tine and it was sent immediately. Just received confirmation that the returned lower rack had been received, so the process is complete to our great satisfaction. This site really has it down for providing excellent customer service. They are terrific!! Thank you!

quick and easy,tine-row just snapped right in! Took about 15 seconds!

I just popped the new one onto the bottom of the middle rack and it was done. Easiest repair I have EVER done!

Inner gasket (Part # PS16221119) was angled in at the corners, so it wouldn't make a seal with the door, resulting in steam leakage and damage to adjacent cabinet door. Simply pulled out old gasket, pushed new one into track and voila, problem solved. New gasket angles out at corners, creating steam-tight seal.

Replaced the old rack with a new one. Saved about $30.

repair by replacement

Went to PartsSelect. Put in Dishwasher model number. Chose the screws for that model number. Ordered the screws. Can't get any easier than that!

took the old rack out and rolled the new one in. Took about 2 mins if at all that.