White Dishrack Roller

I watched the video online; removed the top rack and installed the roller with axle. Very simple process thanks to the video.

The video was VERY VERY helpful. Getting the end caps off requires sliding the grooved portion and letting them open at the hinges. I did have to put the end of a screw driver to separate it just because there was 15 years of soap build up. Our Rollers were not assembled, so I needed pliers to pinch the pins together. From that point ... Read more it takes about 8 seconds...just snap them on the rack, put the rack back in the track and leaving them OPEN, put the end caps back on. Old adage that "nothing is hard once you know how to do it!" Having the video is genius.

I watched the repair video that was linked to my invoice (thanks guys), and it went exactly as shown in the video. Nothing to it. Great service and lightning fast shipment of the parts was fantastic. I will come back for other parts as needs be in the future.

Removed old roller, slipped new part in place. Done. Took about 1 minute.

Simply put the parts on the appropriate racks. It took no more than five minutes. I was afraid that with the dishwasher being more than 13 years old I would have to replace the entire rack. SO happy with this repair!

Took out the stop at the end of the rail. & slid old roller out. First tried top put new roller in rail, then attach it to the basket, but that did not work, So I attched the clamp to the basket first, then slid the roller in the rack. I had orderedf a new rail stop, in case old one came apart in removing, but it could be replace, so I n ... Read more ow have a spare. The 2 problems that I encountered were 1. on the parts diagram, it looked like the roller with axle was shown on the right side, looking from the front, mine was on the left, but it was the only roller in the diagram that looked right. 2 the clamp did not line up with the wire part of the rack for the roller to be aligned properly, so i bent the wire on the rack to get it line up.