OEM Samsung Dishwasher Parts & Accessories

Door Guide Cap

$6.25

Fix Number: FIX12721288
Manufacturer Part Number: DD67-00113B

This door guide cap (part number DD67-00113B) is for dishwashers. Follow appropriate safety practices when installing door guide cap DD67-00113B.

Affresh Cleaner

$22.00

Fix Number: FIX2367638
Manufacturer Part Number: W10282479

There are 6 tablets in each package and it is suggested to use every month. These keep the dishwasher fresh by dissolving and removing odor.

Spray Arm (Middle)

$78.95

★★★★★

1 Review

Fix Number: FIX12085675
Manufacturer Part Number: DD82-01339A

Fixes these symptoms

Not cleaning dishes properly
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Door Seal

$80.95

Fix Number: FIX4222432
Manufacturer Part Number: DD62-00043A

Fixes these symptoms

Leaking
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Dishwasher Door Switch

$70.33

Fix Number: FIX12394435
Manufacturer Part Number: DD81-02132A

This door switch is for dishwashers. The door switch detects when the door is closed so the dishwasher can start. Unplug the dishwasher or shut off the house circuit breaker before installing this part. Wear work gloves to protect your hands.

Fixes these symptoms

Door latch failure
Door won’t close
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Dishwasher Door Latch w/Switches No Handle

$58.09

Fix Number: FIX11751688
Manufacturer Part Number: WPW10275768

This is the door latch and switches only. The handle is not included with this part.

Fixes these symptoms

Door latch failure
Door won’t close
Leaking
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Installation Instructions

Carolyn from Mohnton, PA

Dishwasher door would not close

We came to this site and found the problem and the potential solutions. We knew the latch part inside the dishwasher was intact, so we figured the latch component inside the door had gone bad. We ordered the part, it came pretty quickly. We watched the Youtube video where it shows how to replace the latch- figured what the heck- and went for it (although my husband was VERY skeptical). We shut off the breaker to the dishwasher, removed the inside door screws with the torx screwdriver, making sure we knew where they went back in- since 2 of them were longer than the others due to the door configuration. we then opened the door panel and there was the latch, which was held in place by the screws we had removed. pulling out the latch, we took off the wiring harness pieces - took a bit of muscle/ pliers to wiggle them off. The one confusing thing that almost stopped our repair was the guy in the video said to "close" the latch with a screwdriver - so we did- then we find out you only do that if you have a handle...it causes the same problem (door won't close) that we were having in the first place. Then we were having a hard time opening the latch back up - and my husband was afraid to break it - so DON'T flip that thing closed it if you don't have a handle. with some persistence and gentle pressure I opened it back up and we were able to put it in place, close the door panel back up - make sure you line up the screw holes in the panel and the door latch so the screws hold it in place...replaced all the screws...and darn if the thing didn't work just like new. My husband was beyond impressed that we were able to fix it with the cost of the part and the very excellent guidance on this website. Thank you- you have a very happy loyal customer!!! Read more...

Upper Rack Wheel

$12.95

Fix Number: FIX11747755
Manufacturer Part Number: WP99003147

This is a single upper dishrack and roller assembly with an integrated clip-on axle in gray. This part attaches to the dishrack and makes it possible to slide the dishrack in and out of the dishwasher with ease. It is commonly replaced because the dishrack can not be pulled out or pushed back in. This part is sourced directly from the original manufacturer, ensuring the proper fit and function for your dishwasher.

Fixes these symptoms

Door latch failure
Door won’t close
Noisy
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Installation Instructions

Jon from SALISBURY, VT

the two forward guide wheels for the upper tray would keep disconnecting with the slide. They were broken.

step1: empty top tray.
step 2 pull out the tray and then shove it back a little to be able to get to the end of the slide. Do only one side at a time.
Step 3 If you look at the end of the slide there is a plastic or vinyl end cap that can be taken off.
Step 4 take off old wheel, it's easy just look at how it goes on so you can put the new one on.
Step 5 do the other side. Don't forget to replace the end caps on the slides. Done Read more...