Fingers crossed, I’m doing this on Monday! 😭

Thanks for the video.. I'm going to do the same.

Question mine was completely disintegrated inside and I could only remove it in chunks. Any one else experience this ?

Thank you very much god bless ❤

That sound never gets old

Could you show how to ground it please?

You save me big time buddy thanks for the video.

When thermistor is checked, what is it supposed to read relative to the water temperature or the temperature of the air where washing machine is located?

As soon as I took the cover off I realized how disgusting mine was and moved this project outside. Mine was NASTY. From Costco but never replaced the filter.

when I did it my gasket was stuck hard as well. I used a hairdryer bon hot...came right out!!!

please post link again. I have the exact dishwasher and problem. I was so frustrated because it was new. I was so flustered I walked away for a few years. so today I found you post THANK YOU!! I tried the link but doesn't work

You need enough lighting for your presentation. I can't see anything.

What is the part number??

Man huge thanks! Didn't know this dude was there, I bought the bike as a project and was told it hadn't started in 3 years, went outside to my 2000 katana 750F and it it fired right up!

This was drawn out 😒 unbox and put the item together I had to fast forward through this crap

When you replace a car's blower motor, go to an appliance parts place and pay the $10 for the tiny bottle of ultra-light silicone lube oil, and oil the new motor before installing it. Your new motor may out-last your vehicle. No kidding. I found out about this from my good friend a mechanic in the Service. BTW, for about $35 there are now solid-state replacements for the ancient blower resistors that give full voltage to the motor, just "chopped-up" on lower speeds. Better for the motor and reduces the amp draw (motor runs COOLER, always a good thing).

Hello what’s your model number? Mine is kdtm354dss5 but it’s still leaking after replacement. Thank you.

One correction to my previous post. I did reassemble the button panel with the 4 t8 screws before testing it. So I shouldn’t have said that I tested without reassembling everything, I just meant that I didn’t put the button panel and door together in case it didn’t work and I needed to buy a new button panel.

I have this model dishwasher and it had exactly the same symptoms. Thank you for the help learning from your experience. I removed the button panel as you described and inspected it. I separated the button area from the lower plastic housing on the button panel which is held on by 2 t8 screws and removed the cover for the display, another 2 t8 screws. I found that the cable on the display was not fully seated. I unplugged it and plugged it in again. I also reseated all of the other cables at the connectors by unplugging them and plugging them in again. Without reassembling everything, I tried using the button pad and it worked perfectly! It appears that the whole problem was due to poor connections at the cable plugs! I hope this extra step helps you save by not having to replace the panel as it did for me. Best wishes for getting the results I did.

Do you have the part number your link doesn’t work. Thank you in advance.

I wanted to thank you for this - saved my washer and I even jacked my door up and got it back in. The post below with how to run the diagnostic cycle is a must read AND BIG TIP - put soap on that seal so you don't have to fight it. So far so good.

I want to repair my GoPro. Can you send me the address or a way to contact you?

I want to get such a lens. Can you send me the name?

This quick fix did the trick for a few days, but started leaking again Trying out adding silicone adhesive now like what other comments I read about see if that does the trick My KitchenAid dishwasher is only 3 years old Feel this should of been a recall from the manufacture. I'll follow up if it works But if it doesn't I'll be buying a different brand

You absolutely must use silicone lubricant. Often it is sold with faucets (I bought the Moen silicone from Home Depot) or at Amazon. I installed the grommet first time without and it continued to leak. Repeated the process, but this time silicone around the diverter shaft and in the well that the grommet fits in. The silicone allows the grommet to seat deeper, and to seal against the diverter shaft. Six months later, no leaks.

Amazing video! But use plumbers grease, the first time around my gasket was still letting a little water through, I reinstalled with a dab of plumbers grease and it was a perfect fix.

Vacuum the mesh screen every week and carbon filter every month and wash and put back in every 3 months, will keep your hepa cleaner. And don’t wash your hepa, it just ruins it.

thanks very much.....this worked. 😊

How or where do i find the Administrative password? I can't seem to get passed that part and i have no idea what the default is

Hello I have the KDTM354DSS1 where can I get the gasket for it? Can you send me the direct link please

Easy way to remove old grommet: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqKVkoN3psiaqZY

I put a piece of heat shrink tubing over the shaft to fix mine. Hopefully it lasts a few years

Model?

Thank you very much. You saved me a lot of work and money

So I recently bought a 2003 suzuki katana gsx750f and I was told needs new wiring harness well i hooked jumper cables from my car to my bike an the clock only came on no dash lights then when i tried to crank it nothing i replaced new sparkplugs thinking that can maybe be the problem but nothing any ideas or help you can give

I just did my heater core I got everything back together truck starts and run but I can't get the key to turn off all the way so I can't get the key out also I noticed I could not set the speed on cruise control

So a little heads up. if ONLY the outer lens is damaged, just buy the "diopter" lens (the outside part) You DONT have to replace all the internal stuff. get a centerpunch, and crack the glass all around, until it falls out. get a tiny flathead screwdriver, and remove all the glass you shattered, and simply pop in the new replacement diopter lenses, It does take some mild to reasonable effort to pop them in, but its really not that tough. Ijust replaced the front and back side diopter lenses, and no issue with them.

just did this repair and it stopped leaking at the spot it was leaking - now it is leaking from somewhere else - anybody encounter this?

Where can I find the replacements your link doesn't work

I would like to add my "thanks" as well. I wish that I had found this vid before removing the entire unit. Oh well...

Your Amazon link no longer works. Does anyone know where to find the part. Whirlpool doesn’t sell it separately now, they make you buy the whole sump motor assembly.

Thanks for the walkthrough. So far it’s worked 🤞😬

Thanks for posting.very helpful .

Thanks Rep my washer. Best tip was tilting the washer in the side. Found after my wiggle test a broken wire next to the thermistor connector, due to the vibration.

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Just helped with my 2008 Durango 4.7 flex fuel. This is one of the only videos on youtube showing hoe to take off that hose. Did you ever replace the full hose? I plan to, i snapped that little plastic piece a little bit. I planned on replacing it anyways.

I wonder what you do after you replace the entire heating element with the new thermistor attached and you still get the te error?

Really 😂

When I first saw this video I thought "yah it always works for other people" but I gave it a shot anyway, it took me literally 10 minutes and it fixed my leak, I still dont believe it. Best $10 fix ever

Get your tin foil hats on. The grommet seal is the most common leak problem with the dishwashers that are made with the same diverter valve. Just because it says Whirlpool, Kitchen aid, etc. It is the same dish washer design with the same basic parts. What fails is the grommet seal because people do not rinse off their dishes before putting them into the dishwasher. The small particles that are abrasive wear out the grommet. Okay, you know you are guilty but still want your leak fixed. Now you order the grommet seal, install it, and if you are lucky, it fixed the problem. Now you replaced the seal and it is still leaking. DYI peeps are not the the most competent people in repairs, but lets say they did it right. Do you have the tin foil hat on? I feel the manufacturers that make these dishwashers also sell the replacement grommet/seals. They have China producing the seals, which has a terrible history of not being able to manufacture anything to exact tolerances. If your repair failed, you will just buy another one of their poorly made dishwashers. For them it is a win-win. Sell a part and sell a dishwasher.