I have a Kenmore Model 665.15693K2211 dishwasher. I'm really trying to identify what's leaking here without pulling the unit from the cabinet first. I'd rather source the part first.
The issue is that it's really cramped under there. Does this appear to be coming from the pump? Maybe the diverter motor?
And that takes me to the other thing. Looking at the Kenmore parts lists I see diverter motors and pumps but no associated gaskets. Do they expect people to replace the unit? Unless I'm missing something here?
I think it might just be the shaft grommet on the diverter motor but I'm not sure and I don't see them listed anywhere.
That part is called the diverter motor. Part # W10537869.
It's shown in the pump tab of the Sears link.
The only problem is I can't tell if that exact part is leaking or is it coming from a seal above.
It looks like there is a seal. That seal may be leaking. I don't see it available separately.
It looks to be part of the sump assembly..... WPW10455268.
There are a number of videos showing replacement on you tube. Replacement video
I think this is the grommet but I’m not sure it’s the correct one… If it is I’m going to need something to ease the shock of the price of this little rubber washer
That is very strange. The parts companies don't even show that seal.
When I search on the parts sites it says discontinued.
The Canadian version of that machine may be different.
Well..... you have two choices..... that seal or the entire sump pan with seal.
Hmmmm..... it's only $8 on amazon us
I don't even know 100% that the seal is bad. I'm using reasonable assumption.
@PJmax - I had a good discussion with a local parts supplier here. Their position is that Whirlpool does this by design. That (he said) they will discontinue a small wear part like this simple grommet in order to force the owner to purchase a larger component... or a new unit entirely. In this case the guy pointed out that indeed if I buy an entirely new diverter motor it specifically says the rubber grommet is not included. He directed me to the P/N WPW10455268. This is for the entire sump assembly.... This goes for about $150+ up here. Which to say if I want to fix my 7 year old Kenmore dishwasher, essentially I'm expected to pay $150 for a rubber washer.
I found some aftermarket replacements for the grommet here for around $30. Still stupid considering. I'm going to look at Amazon in the US as you suggest. They will mostly ship to Canada and I won't have to wait two months to get it.
I don't know that the seal is bad either but for $8 .... or in my case $12.... I'm betting this is exactly the issue. If it doesn't fix the leak than I can always get the sump assembly or decide to go with a new unit. It's a bitter pill to spend this much on a repair for a unit that was modestly priced to begin with.
Totally what I'm thinking....Pulling a dishwasher isn't generally a big deal but I have some very funky mods I needed to make to my cabinets for my poured concrete countertop... Pulling the unit is a giant pain... Working from the top is very much the preferred option
Duet G[B]G[/B]W9250PW0 dryer taking long time to dry (could not edit post title)!
Ducts are clean, no lint, no obstructions!
Burner comes on!
Same long dry with auto or timed setting!
Thermal fuse ok, continuity!
Thermistor, getting 8K ohms, from what I've read should be in the 11K range?
Only other thing that I can think of is moisture sensors but that should not affect the timed dry!
Thermistor or something else?
My ice maker kind of works. For a while it was making too much ice which would pack the area tight with ice. I was shutting it off manually then turning back on when the ice got low. Now it will make a few cubes but then it will get stuck so I can see the ice but the cubes are stuck on the plastic arms. If I manually get the cubes off, then it will advance and make a few more cubes then get stuck again.