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Dishwasher Holder – Part Number: MEG64438901
Dishwasher Holder
$14.65
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX12081830
Manufacturer Part Number
MEG64438901
Dishwasher Roller Assembly – Part Number: 4581DD3003C
Dishwasher Roller Assembly
$14.65
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX12075858
Manufacturer Part Number
4581DD3003C
The dishwasher roller assembly connects to the dishrack, and is located in the lower level of the dishwasher. It allows the dishrack to easily slide in and out. If the lower rack keeps falling off the track in your dishwasher, makes noises, the door will not close, or the dishes are not getting clean, then it is best to replace it for more security. A flat blade screw driver is the only tool needed for this installation. Open the lower dishwasher rack and remove retaining tabs from both ends of the rack and slide it out. Locate the older roll assembly, remove it and replace the rollers. Remember to put the tabs on each side back before sliding it back in. Make sure the dishwasher is off before starting this installation project.
Dishwasher Nozzle Assembly – Part Number: AGB73093001
Dishwasher Nozzle Assembly
$54.01
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX7788355
Manufacturer Part Number
AGB73093001
Ensure your dishwasher performs at its best with this replacement spray arm, designed for select LG models. Positioned at the bottom of the tub, it uses a series of nozzles to spray water evenly across dishes and utensils. If your current sprayer head is clogged or damaged, you may notice poor cleaning results or leftover soap residue. Replacing it is a simple way to improve efficiency and restore full functionality.
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Gasket – Part Number: 3920DD3005H
Gasket
$64.21
In Stock
★★★★★
★★★★★
1 Review
Fix Number
FIX17267570
Manufacturer Part Number
3920DD3005H
This rubber door gasket creates a watertight seal around the dishwasher tub, helping prevent leaks and improve wash performance. Made from heat-resistant material, it’s built to last and withstand regular use. Replacing a worn gasket can resolve issues like water pooling and inefficient cleaning. Installation involves pressing the gasket into the door channel for a secure fit.
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Installation Instructions

Jeremy from LITTLETON, CO
Door seal was dry rotted and had chunks falling off. Tripping the leak detector under the device.
Pull out old one, press in new one. Used a screw driver to apply pressure in some spots. No more leak, no more error code. Read more...
Circulation Pump – Part Number: ABT72989206
Circulation Pump
$303.95
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX12579574
Manufacturer Part Number
ABT72989206
This pump casing assembly is a vital component in select LG dishwashers, responsible for managing water flow during both wash and drain cycles. It includes several integrated parts: a motor that powers water circulation, an impeller that distributes water through the spray arms, seals to prevent leaks, and inlet and outlet ports that guide water into and out of the tub. The outer housing keeps all elements securely contained. When any part of this assembly fails, you may experience poor drainage, ineffective cleaning
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Dishrack Assembly – Part Number: 3751DD1001J
Dishrack Assembly
$203.44
Special Order
Fix Number
FIX12075784
Manufacturer Part Number
3751DD1001J
If your LG dishwasher’s bottom rack is peeling or not holding dishes properly, this replacement rack can help. It’s made from coated metal to resist rust and damage, but over time, heat can wear it down. This part is sold on its own and doesn’t include the silverware basket or other accessories. Just swap out the old rack and slide the new one in—no tools needed!
Hose Drain Assembly – Part Number: AEM74333104
Hose Drain Assembly
$65.23
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX16621806
Manufacturer Part Number
AEM74333104
If your washer isn’t draining like it should, this LG drain hose assembly might be the fix. It comes with a flexible rubber hose and plastic connectors to guide water from the tub to your drain. Things like coins or bumps can damage the hose over time, leading to leaks, leftover water, or even mold. Swapping it out is easy—just grab a screwdriver, remove the old hose, and install the new one. Make sure your washer is turned off before starting. This part is sold individually and doesn’t include extra hardware.
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Hinge Cable – Part Number: 4933DD3001B
Hinge Cable
$17.80
In Stock
★★★★★
★★★★★
2 Reviews
Fix Number
FIX3524406
Manufacturer Part Number
4933DD3001B
If the door to your dishwasher drops suddenly when opening, there may be an issue with your connector assembly. It works by connecting the door hinge to the door spring, which applies tension and prevents the door from dropping quickly. To replace this part, you will need to pull the dishwasher out from under the cabinet in order to access the spring. This part is sold individually, but you may want to consider replacing both the right and left-hand side connector assemblies, as they can wear at similar rates. This genuine OEM part has a black plastic portion on each end of a white rope that measures approximately 12-inches in length.
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Installation Instructions

Richard J from Los Osos, CA
Door spring not working, door dropped down too fast and was way too heavy to lift easily.
Found a diagram of the door hardware and determined it had to either be a broken door spring or a door spring connector. It was the door spring connector.its the piece that goes from the door spring around the pulley to the connector mounting on the bottom of the door.to get at it you have to1. Take the two Phillip's head screws out of the washer about 2/3. The way up the frame that help hold the water in place.they are inside and very close to the front when the door is opened. Step 2. Pull the washer out of its enclosed area of the kitchen cabinet about 8 inches. That will expose the door springs, the door spring connectors on both sides of the door and the pullies that the connector are supposed to wrap around. The connectors are nylon line with plastic fittings on each end. These are what usually break (as in my case). I replaced both because one was broken and one was worn. Both the springs were fine.i replaced the connectors, pushed the washer back in to its original position, replaced the two side mounting screws. Job done, no problems, door now works fine. Total labor time, about 30 minutes. Only tools required are 1 screw driver and a pair of pliers to pull the spring down when attaching the new connectors. Read more...
Dishwasher Drain Hose – Part Number: AEM69493808
Dishwasher Drain Hose
$78.95
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX11760658
Manufacturer Part Number
AEM69493808
Ensure proper drainage and prevent leaks with this replacement dishwasher drain hose assembly. Its corrugated design allows for flexibility and durability, directing wastewater from the dishwasher to your home's plumbing system. Located at the back of the unit, it links the pump to the sink drain or garbage disposal. If you notice water leaking under the appliance or residual water inside, the hose may need replacing. This part is sold independently from the drain pump and should be installed following your dishwasher’s manual for best results.
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Dishwasher Hinge Spring – Part Number: 4970ED4004G
Dishwasher Hinge Spring
$28.79
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX3524564
Manufacturer Part Number
4970ED4004G
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Installation Instructions

Richard J from Los Osos, CA
Door spring not working, door dropped down too fast and was way too heavy to lift easily.
Found a diagram of the door hardware and determined it had to either be a broken door spring or a door spring connector. It was the door spring connector.its the piece that goes from the door spring around the pulley to the connector mounting on the bottom of the door.to get at it you have to1. Take the two Phillip's head screws out of the washer about 2/3. The way up the frame that help hold the water in place.they are inside and very close to the front when the door is opened. Step 2. Pull the washer out of its enclosed area of the kitchen cabinet about 8 inches. That will expose the door springs, the door spring connectors on both sides of the door and the pullies that the connector are supposed to wrap around. The connectors are nylon line with plastic fittings on each end. These are what usually break (as in my case). I replaced both because one was broken and one was worn. Both the springs were fine.i replaced the connectors, pushed the washer back in to its original position, replaced the two side mounting screws. Job done, no problems, door now works fine. Total labor time, about 30 minutes. Only tools required are 1 screw driver and a pair of pliers to pull the spring down when attaching the new connectors. Read more...

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