Dishwasher Repair | How to Clean the Screen/Filter | Part 1 of 3

[@lauragallardo6629]

Thank you so so much sir. I was crying. I have four children and I run a daycare in my home. My husband watched this and got it done so fast. You would not believe the stuff we found. Thanks again! God bless you

[@FROSTYLIFE]

Oh I am so very glad to hear that this helped you. We used to have home childcare and it is long days and short nights. It is hard to get something fixed in the short amount of time off in the evening, and expensive. I am so glad my video helped you get your dishwasher fixed.

[@frostygal143]

Oh I can believe what you found! I ran a daycare in the Frosty Life home for 20 years! After I retired and cleaned out everything you would be amazed at everything we found in our heating vents! Wowsa!!!

[@oliverhand2988]

My Kitchen Aid dishwasher was not emptying. I followed his directions and found the filter, filter cover and locations under the filter were seriously blocked with a variety of food items. After a good cleaning and reassembly the dishwasher is working perfectly. Many thanks for your video.

[@JackieJonespumpkinqueen31]

This is the most Wisconsin video I've ever watched.

[@jacobkelly5467]

I disagree because I like wisconsin and this video killed a part of my soul. I’m already dealing with a fucked dishwasher and I had to spend time with this guy

[@jackiedempers7325]

Thanks for your video and humour 😂

[@karennetherland2327]

​@@jacobkelly5467 Tom was great! The humor made a crappy job seem fun. You need to just breathe and try being nice. There's no need to leave nasty negative comments.

[@gericla]

a brain dead schizo OCD mf? Tom is not fun and couldn't be bothered showing how the didassembly is done? Worthless.

[@heidishaffer4502]

This was absolutely spot on! Thank You so much for posting this video. I spent more tiime surfing the web on finding manuals etc... to help guide me than it took for me to watch your video and fix our dishwasher! I cannot thank you enough! If you have any other DYI projects around the house I will definately watch you! The commentary was funny and I especially loved your yellow Lab at the end! I have a yellow lab as well! Great Job in helping friends and paying it forward!

[@FROSTYLIFE]

Thank you so much for your very positive and encouraging message Heidi. I am very happy to hear this video helped you. Yes, good suggestion, I do plan to make more repair and advice videos around the home. If you have Pinterest you might want to post it on there. I just learned that people are sharing this video on there.

[@geoffcrissman9554]

Thanks a bunch for the video, and shedding some blood. My dishwasher was getting no spray at the top and not much at the other spray arms. Followed your directions and found a severely clogged screen with a broken chopper blade. Removed it, cleaned the screen, reassembled, and all seems good. No telling how long the blade's been broken, so I think I'll just go without and see what happens. Now I know how to go back in there and replace the part if necessary.

[@FROSTYLIFE]

That is fantastic. I really would not run it without the chopper blade because it might get all clogged up deeper inside the parts that you cannot reach. I would think a part would be far cheaper than a repairman or a new machine. Good luck with and and thank you for watching and commenting.

[@TLScarito]

I was so grateful you posted this video. It was very helpful to me, however, I neglected to take the housing cover off the metal wheel-screen thingy, so I did all that for nothing! Water still isn't getting to the top rack. So I have to go back in and take it apart again, but thanks for the video just the same. At least now I have practice taking the other part of it apart.

[@andrewmansker9074]

I referred to your video two years ago and I'm back for a refresher. Thanks!

[@FROSTYLIFE]

That is the best part of my videos, I also have to go back and look at how I did things the first time. I it like having a major good memory hahah. Thanks for coming back.

[@jillianohara6159]

never mind! I read the post from mjtgentile and got it back together without a problem. Can't thank you enough for taking the time and making the effort to post the video!!

[@mariamburr]

Thanks for fixing our dishwasher!!! And for making us laugh while doing it!

[@FROSTYLIFE]

Wayyyy good, I am glad it helped and you had laughter too. Happy New Year.

[@stormcoming8329]

I'm stopped at the dishwasher arm... even with the wrench/plyers... it's stuck tight. Giving up... (for today)... will wash by hand. I will try again tomorrow. The video was awesome!! Thanks :)

[@klifn]

I'm another satisfied customer! Thanks for taking the time to post this helpful vid. It took me just a few minutes to remove a chicken bone from the grinder. All is quiet again!!

[@brittanysamples6804]

Thanks so much for this video!! We just moved into a new house and the dishwasher sucked! I’ve been trying to get the hubby to clean it and after finding your video decided to do it myself. It was NASTY 🤢. I had to run to the bathroom after pulling up the bottom part. Pretty sure it has NEVER been cleaned. Ugggh

[@FROSTYLIFE]

That is great that this helped you. I really appreciate that you took the time to let me know that it helped, I find that to be very encouraging.

[@Alex-oc8mz]

Thanks so much! You saved my dad the trouble of hiring someone to clean our dishwasher!!

[@FROSTYLIFE]

+Alexi Byrns saving money, that is what I am all about. I am happy to hear my dishwasher video helped you out. Thanks for watching.

[@brucewhite4233]

I haven't read all 1200 comments but one more trick. You do not need to separate the propeller from the gray plastic u-tube spray assembly. Just unclick the u-tube spray assembly from the top and back like you showed and it then unclip it from the bottom part. You are left with just the small part of the bottom part of the u-tube and you can rotate it clockwise to remove like you showed - with the propeller still attached!

[@SopranoGI]

OMG, you are a lifesaver!!! This was EXACTLY the help I needed!

[@curtisbarkley7033]

Thanks for the video! Oh, and the movie is Short Circuit 😊

[@tylerdavis9342]

Good lord, this man is a straight up mood.

[@samanthahogfelt8079]

This was very helpful and I got everything apart and cleaned fairly easily. The only issue I'm having is getting the lower arm back on. I Googled and found this is a common problem and some people suggest trying to hold up the screw part with pliers while pushing down on the arm to get it to start finding the threads. This says to 'jiggle' it. Some of the Google posts say they had to call someone to come in just to get this back on, which seems like such a waste since I already did the hard work! Any ideas? Sorry for not having the exact model number but it's the Architect series and I bought 4 years ago (first time I ever cleaned...my bad). Literally the entire thing is cleaned and reassembled except the arm!

[@FROSTYLIFE]

Hi Samantha. Do you mean the spinner part, that sprays the water in circles on the bottom. If so, keep in mind it is threaded backwards, so you would have to turn it the opposite way than what you normally would do. I hope that helps.

[@samanthahogfelt8079]

Yea I know it's a reverse thread but that isn't it unfortunately

[@FROSTYLIFE]

Samantha Hogfelt see my previous note, plus these few tips: Two things to help... 1) The first step after removing the shelves, which is removing that upper spindle and tube that runs along the back...it doesn't just snap out...you must look for the tabs and push them outwards, then pull the plastic tube off the ceiling and back wall. 2) When putting the "propeller" back on, make sure the spindle isn't binded and can sort of move about loosely. If it doesn't, then pull it through (up) with some pliers until it moves more freely. Good luck.

[@estarnan]

I wish I had had a husband or Dad like you. OMG. Mine (both) were scary alcoholics. I thought you were brilliant, kind, funny and lovable. Peace and Love to you. I am 70.

[@RT060789]

I like you. You are funny.The newer appliances are a pain in the ass especially KitchenAid. Thanks for the video.

[@FROSTYLIFE]

That is very kind of you. Thank you so much. Yes, I agree, consumers are really getting ripped off and it is good when we can figure out tools like this to help each other figure out how to get them to work better. Thanks for watching.

[@PepperBuddyRosie12]

Thanks for the video! What can I do if the "arms" stick and don't want to be pulled out of the dishwasher easily?

[@Shaynelle1]

I've seen a guy use a shop vac to help clean the crud out, that way if it soaks up a bit of water it's fine. I assume you still have to clean it a bit but it may help cut down the time spend cleaning the crud out.

[@FROSTYLIFE]

Very good idea. Thank you for posting.

[@EricNagel716]

I took a shop vac to mine, too. Just make sure you have all of the screws and that rubber flapper kept away from it, so you don't accidentally suck them up.

[@jgestner]

Thanks was very helpful for us in Wisconsin.

[@FROSTYLIFE]

That is great to hear neighbor (we are from Minnesota). Thank you for the nice comment.

[@moondog573]

Thank you for this video, I am running a load now. hopefully the machine is back in good operation.

[@FROSTYLIFE]

woo hoo, that is great news. I am glad it helped. More clean dishes means more time to watch good videos on KZbin

[@petercoffinail8091]

Ha! That's pretty good, TSurfer100. Busting people out on the web feels good huh? Yeah, I actually took care of the dishwasher after I got home from work and before my wife got home. If 12 yrs as a Paratrooper has taught me anything, its how to multitask. It also taught me respect. You have my screen name, if you're ever in Chicago, I'm not a hard person to find. Otherwise, don't be bustin dudes on Tom's page. He rules and his video was exactly what I was looking for after a long day of work.

[@timtim2500]

Great tips, informative... and good humor too...

[@margaretstrain358]

Thanks for the tip on draining the excess water! Do you have any advice for a dishwasher that leaves brown grit on dishes? The grit also backed up into the sink that is also my garbage disposal.

[@FROSTYLIFE]

Do a vinegar rinse once a month. Pour vinegar in your dishwasher with 4 cups of water and push drain or cancel to drain it. You can repeat with just water if needed. Clear that drain once a month..or perhaps once a week if needed. It is free to do. Also rinse dishes before putting them in the machine. A little more work saves the stench.

[@jaredsony3481]

took me like an hour because I cleaned all the pipes out and both spray bars... plus I had a whole bag of pistachio shells in there... figured if I'm going to contort myself into a pretzel for 15 minutes I may as well do a thorough job... also short circuit.

[@FROSTYLIFE]

hahaha, yes, the pretzel feeling, I know it well. Short Circuit is correct. Thank you for playing :)

[@seisenberger9078]

Thanks for the great video! Your instructions were very helpful. I hope to save the cost of repair, if I could only get the propeller looking arm back on. Having a hard time threading it back on-I tried holding the center with a plier and turning the propeller, but it is not going. Any other tips so that I don't have to call someone down after all the time and effort I spent taking it apart and cleaning it myself?

[@stephaniemullins1847]

You definitely made it fun. Thanks!

[@FROSTYLIFE]

Stephanie Mullins Sweet, thank you so much. I am glad it helped and was fun too.

[@stephaniemullins1847]

Frosty Life Yep. This little girl followed your step-by-step, truly enjoyed your sarcasm (as it made an unnerving situation feel much lighter) AND my dishwasher is now working like the day it was delivered. I found broken glass in there!!

[@FROSTYLIFE]

Stephanie Mullins I am very happy to hear you say that they way I presented the repair make you feel much more empowered to tackle the repair job. For a while I was trying to be more serious in my repair videos just because a few guys (who where probably actually plumbers or repairmen for a living) would tell me how much they hated my presentation. I have learned to ignore those few comments because I have at least 80% or more positive comments. I even had a few people tell me on my more serious video to get my fun demeanor back into my repair videos. So thank you and I am glad your machine is working like a charm. You will have to do this about once a year (or more if you are like me and leave a lot of shrimp tails and beans on the plates) lol

[@Susan70003]

They sell vintage Kitchenaid dishwashers on eBay. Frosty, what is your dishwasher models number so I can watch for 1? tia

[@plonkdawg]

when the lower spray prop goes back in, should there be a little play in it? I hear on your video a bit of what sounds like clonking when you spin it, but not sure. good vid.

[@FROSTYLIFE]

yes, there is definitely a lot of play in it when it goes back in. I wondered the same thing so I place my GoPro in the dishwasher to see if it spins right and it does. With water pressure it stays even and spins like a charm. Good question. Thank you for the nice compliment.

[@fritz8081]

Frosty Life unfortunately, the tub still fills and then stops. so float assy is next try.

[@sanacann]

Absolutely Loved it!

[@FROSTYLIFE]

+sanacann Thank you so much for watching. I am hoping my dishwasher repair video helps you out a whole bunch. Thank you for watching.

[@MrJackbcool]

you are funny dude and great job hahaha.i really like the video

[@FROSTYLIFE]

thank you so much

[@bcnkc99]

Fun and educating. Thank you !

[@FROSTYLIFE]

I love to goof around and have fun while fixing my dishwasher. Thank you for the kind comment.

[@FROSTYLIFE]

I hope it helped. Thanks for watching.

[@bluebeamman]

Thx for the help!!

[@annberry8149]

the thing in the middle wobbles.. what did I do wrong.. there was not washer for it? what?

[@hwypirt]

reverse threads on the plastic screw. You were turning it the wrong way.....(spray arm)

[@aaronpetti9573]

Hey there. Thanks for the video. I'm stuck though. I've cleaned it all out and when trying to put the cover back on over the blade it gets stuck on the metal circular screen and the little blade keeps falling out. Not fun. Any suggestions? Thanks again.

[@FROSTYLIFE]

there might be more stuff in where the chopper blade is supposed to go. Try a wet vac to clean it out if you have one. I have never heard of that problem other than someone said earlier on here that their blade was broken and that had to get a new part for $40. I am really not sure what it could be.

[@aaronpetti9573]

Sorry it's been a while. I fixed it that night. Kind of tedious but I wanted to let you know your video helped immensely. Thanks again!

[@evelyneaubin4717]

Hey Aaron hope you are doing well I miss you guys

[@rearview2709]

Good information; get yourself a TriPod !!

[@amoskovitz11]

Why wouldn't you start with how to get the first piece off?

[@kravmahomy]

Thanks for posting. I want to give this a shot if I can find the right attachments for the hub's power screw driver. Any idea how to disassemble & clean the steam vent in the top of the door? I have a KitchenAid (model #KUDS01DLBT3), also,and it's a round slotted vent that doesn't look like it should come out, but there's black slime in there that I'd like to attack.

[@doorzzz1]

Is your kitchen aid dishwasher working still?

[@FROSTYLIFE]

It finally died. The pump went out and it started leaking. We purchased a Kenmore and I was JUNK> so we purchased another Kitchen Aid and love it.

[@doorzzz1]

Frosty Life Did you by cheap Kenmore with low price? cheap price Are junk . sometime do a video of your new kitchen aid dishwasher I love to see it

[@s0ulsister]

I'm sooo subscribing))) Totally unboring vid. Thanx a lot.

[@FROSTYLIFE]

Wow, thank you for the nice compliment. I am glad this video helped. I upload new videos every week and have a family vlog too. Enjoy.

[@joslte]

I was gonna complain about the camera work but then I remembered that I'm here because I don't know how to do what he does, thanks!

[@mirandactl]

February 2024 and your video is a lifesaver! I was so stressed trying to find the filter before, but then this Midwestern dad made it easy and even a little entertaining. I hope you are now "making what a repairman makes" with your 1 million views! 🎉

[@tgoredfw1]

Two things to help... 1) The first step after removing the shelves, which is removing that upper spindle and tube that runs along the back...it doesn't just snap out...you must look for the tabs and push them outwards, then pull the plastic tube off the ceiling and back wall. 2) When putting the "propeller" back on, make sure the spindle isn't binded and can sort of move about loosely. If it doesn't, then pull it through (up) with some pliars until it moves more freely.

[@swanfallsphotography]

This was seriously funny. I laughed out loud in a couple of parts. Thanks for the education and the humor!!!!

[@fightlivelove1]

10 years later and you're still helping us out. No more stink from my DW! I owe you a lobster I guess.

[@keithlanphear5987]

I have watched numerous videos on repairing my Kitchenaid dishwasher with little or no success. This video walked me through the necessary steps to repair the appliance in a simple and logical manner. Thanks very much. i enjoyed his sense of humour. Kudos to the presenter.

[@lindasusan3755]

Great Tutorial! I did it, with a little help from my husband. I actually needed him to tighten a screw for me. I like to fix things myself instead of hiring a handyman and your video was great. And my dishwasher works like a charm! No blood here!

[@transformer889]

You are are a dream wife, mine would never let me get away with that kind of sh*t.

[@peggyandray105]

This was seriously hilarious, but exactly what we were looking for. LOL We don't have cable so you may be date night movie until summer!

[@FROSTYLIFE]

We would love to have you enjoy our fun Channel anytime. I love life and love to share the meaningful moments and give smiles.

[@vincent3family]

I want to thank you for your wonderful video. This is the second time you saved my marriage. All the best. Update: The Intake (Inlet) Water Valve is also a problem - easy to replace. Vincentfam

[@scottLaineNYC]

Amazing! Thank you so much for making this. I nearly lost my nerve in the middle of it, but it’s all clean, reassembled and functioning. Again, thanks!

[@anthonypage3428]

Oh man, you're video is awesome! I work at a group home and don't think the dishwasher has ever been cleaned. Thanks for helping me score some brownie points with the boss. You're also hilarious!

[@FROSTYLIFE]

Way cool, if your boss is happy then everyone is happy lol. I am happy it helped and happy you left a very nice comment too. Thanks.

[@jakejuracka]

Great and informative! I'll definitely be back here in another 5 years when we have to clean our dishwasher again!

[@SS-mr1tm]

This guy is hillarious and great at explaining everything in detail! His wife is very lucky to have a humorous and handy hubby!

[@angiemackey6748]

9 years later, but....SHORT CIRCUIT!! Such a great movie. Great job!

[@FROSTYLIFE]

Correct. Haha, I just thought about that movie again the other day and forgot the title again, so I had to look here for a reminder of the name of the movie.

[@rfuller02]

For those of you that want to clean the cutter, removal is fairly easy. The back part is usually spring loaded. Use a screwdriver on the back side to push the blade away and then lift up. Please note where the screen seats. Spent 10 minutes trying to get it to seat in a slot it didn't belong in. Clean the screen and cutter. To replace it, use an open ended wrench between the blade and screen to pull the blade out. Also note the screen may be unidirectional. My Maytag's screen had two notches. Drop the screen in and then line up the backend connector and then pull out the wrench.

[@nickgiacobe]

Thanks for this video. My kids say their toothbrushes taste funny now... but other than that, you were spot on!

[@FROSTYLIFE]

hahah, those toothbrushes will whiten their teeth better now hahaha.

[@danieldray6773]

Good video! Very helpful. Worse videography ever but one of the best and most fun to watch home repair videos I've ever seen. Can't believe you held your own camera! You're a better man than me. I'm too busy cursing to do something like that.

[@FROSTYLIFE]

Thank you so much. I purchased better cameras and equipment so future videos will be even better

[@ambernelli7791]

Thank you. This was exactly what I needed to get the job done. I found so much gross stuff in behind the arms as well. I was also able to pop off the first filter film to clean off more grossness.

[@technomed8488]

There is one step I have not seen covered well in any of these videos on Kitchenaid dishwashers: If you remove the metal "shredder" from beneath its cover (the one at the bottom, with a single screw to the left)... Beware! Replacing it is not as simple as pulling it out. What I did was use a pair of needle-nose pliers, holding it with the plastic gear mesh part fully pushed-in on its spring, then push the entire part down with the pliers into its semi-circular slot on the bottom. Then, holding the part in place with my other hand at the top, I slid the pliers off, allowing the spring to then let the plastic gear mesh engage with the gear shaft. If I did not do it that way, the result was that the gear mesh was disengaged with its gear, causing an ugly noise and obviously not working correctly. If others are encountering this issue, they may, like me, fail to create a video simply because they do not want to go through that tricky maneuver again, just for the camera!

[@FROSTYLIFE]

2) When putting the "propeller" back on, make sure the spindle isn't binded and can sort of move about loosely. If it doesn't, then pull it through (up) with some pliers until it moves more freely.

[@PatriciaPerez-mu5vn]

Short Circuit was the movie..... Dude thank you for the video! Entertaining and super helpful!

[@FROSTYLIFE]

+Patricia Perez thank you so much

[@beluv]

Dang it! 2 years too late!

[@jmonck1971]

Tom, thanks for taking the time to post your knowledge. I have the exact same dishwasher and by following your tutorial, we went from not clean at all to almost brand new! I thought my pump was gone but it was just a handful (literally) of stuff down there jamming things all up. You're a good man. Cheers.

[@debrapalmieri821]

Thank you for taking the time to this video to help others ! Cleaned mine with the help of my son . The fly wheel was a pain but we got it . Now the big test is to try it out . Thank you !

[@FROSTYLIFE]

Fantastic, thank you for telling me that this helped. That encourages me to make more HOW TO videos.

[@graysenlukas1603]

not sure if anyone cares but if you guys are bored like me atm you can stream pretty much all the latest series on InstaFlixxer. Been streaming with my gf for the last couple of days :)

[@muhammadraul6355]

@Graysen Lukas Yup, I've been using instaflixxer for since december myself :D

[@LuckyHumanDesign]

Everyone said it had to be replaced but I fixed it with the help of this tutorial. You are a life saver my man. It was dirty work but oh so worth it. I'm so proud of myself. :)

[@daphnecurry7461]

my is so old none of these apply ! but I still learned it "don't bite" jus get in there & do it ! some good tips 1

[@LaurenChurch]

You made this 9 years ago, but it is still absolutely is relevant it helped me get my filter cleaned out today! Thank you!

[@ktp21]

GIRL QUESTION. the top part that he says “sounds like i’m breaking it” mine doesn’t come off!! how did you get it off? i’ve never cleaned this thing before

[@FROSTYLIFE]

Glad it helped!

[@FROSTYLIFE]

Sometimes the parts are threaded in reverse so that they do not come loose. It might have to go the other way.

[@beckypomaville694]

OMG. I got motion sick by the camera jumping around. Please stick to the topic. I really need to figure out how to take apart my dishwasher

[@wildkeith]

Don’t look a gift horse in the mouth. He owes you nothing. No one does.

[@MrJakeJazz]

Saved my day! I called the repairman and he almost had me talked into a $1250 machine. I watched your video and 20 minutes later - CLEAN and QUIET! My wife appreciated you too :)

[@tadvandyke1032]

Short Circuit "Johnny 5 is alive"

[@ganeydn]

Thank you for a very helpful and entertaining lesson. I'm very glad you seem to have the same dishwasher model as I. Made everything very clear. One thing you didn't account for in the estimate of 10 minutes to do the job was the two hours of cleaning the gunk out of all the nooks and crannies unearthed by removing all those parts. But as other people have noted in their comments, I get a lot of credit for doing it.

[@FROSTYLIFE]

A good wet vac will help you pick up all the wet scraps in a jiffy. Thanks for watching.

[@ganeydn]

Yes, I brought the wet vac in from the barn when I saw all the crud. It still took a long time to scrub the pink film off everything with a toothbrush. I couldn't have done it without your help.

[@machucawalter]

Fun project, it been seating in my honey do list for a few months soooooo it’s time to star the fun Thanks for your time and generosity.

[@jeffpynnonen3445]

Thanks. The video had sequences out of order, but no big deal. 1.5 Millon views? Wow!

[@FROSTYLIFE]

This is so much fun

[@stevemacdonald8982]

Thanks for the video, great help (second time I referred to it), good fun too!

[@gregorypeck1906]

Frosty Life the water supply up the back to top rack have thumb keeper brackets, if you just try to pull them off more than likes break the bracket rivets. press the tab and pull, save you from busting your dish washer. NEVER use a Dewalt or any power tool, these large thread plastic screws and strip in a second, use a hand tool. very intertaining vid tho.

[@FROSTYLIFE]

Gregory Peck Thank you. That is very very good information. Thank you. I will post this information on the description right away.

[@gregorypeck1906]

More than welcome, Its the success of the viewer that matters. : )

[@timberjack2747]

+Gregory Peck I agree with those points including the entertaining part. I've done the job before and am about to do it again thanks to dropping stuff in the DW without knowing it. Last time it was mostly shards of broken glass, which didn't get cleaned out quickly enough and screwed up the pump. Same model this time as shown, last time exact same guts but in the Whirlpool equivalent model. Sheesh.

[@Sebastian-xj3yo]

This was amazing!! There was some gooood chuckle moments in that clip

[@mjay858]

Wanted to add I also appreciated how you made it so approchable. Cause there was a second when you mentioned the head of the tool you needed by number and by brain was like yeah I am out I can’t do this but then because you said “yeah look it me looking so important/ knowledgeable-really it’s just a star screw” or something to that nature I stuck a round and now my washer is fixed. Girls can do it too! I always wondered how men knew how to do these things when we all went to the same school. I now figure it’s just that men are brave enough to try that’s it! And secondly their wives are looking at them like if you can’t fix it we are screwed so he tries. So I decided to be brave and try things and there is so much skill growth I think a lot of women miss out on in adult hood that men get through trying and learning. Of course men often have this time to try cause women are hiking down the fort cooking and caring for children

[@FROSTYLIFE]

You are absolutely right. Being brave and trying something new, even if it is all new and intimidating, is the key to learning a new skill. And yes, often the lady of the house is already very busy holding down the fort and tending to the needs of children. Thank you for such a kind and encouraging message. I am very happy this helped you.

[@wendypetta8705]

Good video but it is too long with too much commentary....

[@FROSTYLIFE]

Wendy Petta thanks for being honest

[@BE-zn4to]

It certainly did help me get the job done. However I did not need all the extra talk. That being said, it was still helpful.

[@danielbeaule7147]

And the part about a possible stolen toolbox isn't glorious.

[@brentnahmias44]

How did you get the filter out you skipped a huge step around 1:39, mine won't budge lol?

[@InventiveImagery]

"less than 15" video is 16 mins long haha

[@davidalanmedia]

Thanks for the video, I was able to unclog my KitchenAid dishwasher by following along!

[@Susan70003]

What model number do you have?

[@nancyschaaf7189]

Just used your video today! It was great. I couldn't believe how much gunk was down there! Thank you so much!!

[@claypeacock]

July 2024 - You came to the rescue for me! Thanks for taking the time to post this video.

[@edithhenson6917]

Damn you. The camera was not on some of the most important stuff you did. I am a 70 yr old widow and I had a terrible time getting this crap back in place and I am still struggling with the piece of so called Kitchen Aide junk, supposed to be the best and it’s too damned complicated and time consuming!

[@mjay858]

Great video. Thanks so much. Perfect instruction video includes all the steps and some humor. You just save the environment and helped me financially. Thank you. Keep up the good videos.

[@williampoole9610]

You are TOO funny, my friend! I don’t know if you’ve ever heard of Gary Chapman, the Christian recording artist, but you remind me so much of him. Anyway, thanks for the info. It helped a lot!

[@Sarge95695]

NOTE: somehow the first version I was watching had a big chunk of the process 2/3 of the way through spliced into the tutorial right after unsnapping the water feed tube removal, so it was useless Until… i decided to watch the whole thing to se if the reinstall would give me a clue. Everything was pretty simple after that (except find the 2nd size torque wrench! - why do manufacturers do stuff like this?).

[@arthurclifford8290]

I don't know if my clean up job did the trick yet, but the blades were definitely jammed. Most helpful was knowing what to do if I had a perspective from inside the dishwasher ;).

[@moylurgmusic9439]

Thanks to this video, I was able to take apart my dishwasher and check and clean its filter.

[@juliedegrossi6413]

OMG SOS I NEED YOU LOL I just took apart my kitchen aid dishwasher and I don’t know how the 2 parts hook back on the top rack!!!

[@danutazwi]

I did a trial run and got part of it cleaned out this afternoon, now my hubby is wanting to make dinner so I put it back together. Tomorrow morning I'm going to get right down to the bottom of it and finish cleaning it. I can hardly wait. Thanks so much for making this video!!!!

[@MrRadar88]

Nothing tricky about attaching the spindle to the hub. The screw has left hand threads. No need for the big pliers. Your fingers can twist it off. No tools required if you unscrew it in the correct direction.

[@FROSTYLIFE]

That is very helpful information . Thank you so much.

[@partowa]

Thank you for making this so entertaining. BTW: You showed the filter removed first and then you showed how to remove the filter.🖖

[@43MinutesWithJamieRose]

Omg this was hilarious! You’re so funny! I just had this playing while I disassembled everything & it’s working great now! I had to rewind a few parts because I was laughing, and not paying attention. Too bad my husband didn’t get the jokes. That’s ok, he’s lazy, completely un-handy, & kinda a piece of 💩 sometimes. You though, ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️!!!

[@FROSTYLIFE]

I love making people laugh while I help them figure out tasks. Thank you for the positive encouragement.

[@anitarajput11]

You’re almost as funny as Stephen Colbert and jimmy kimmel