Dishwasher Circulation Pump And Motor WPW10757217

Hi Charles, Thank you for your question. You would have to replace your circulation pump. Unfortunately that part would not come separately from it. I hope that helps. Good luck with your repair.

Hi Brian, Thank you for your question. I would start with the circulation pump and motor as the majority of the time, this part causes the noise. Use a multimeter to test each of the electronic parts to see which ones are causing the issue. Once you know which part is causing the issue, you may contact us back and we can place an order for you. I hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day!

Hi Russ, Thank you for the question. If all of the components are clean and the dishwasher is working and operating as normal it is suggested to replace the circulation pump. Thank you for the question!

Hello Allen, Thank you for your inquiry. I would try cleaning the pump first, and also check the chopper and seals to see if they are clogged. If the bearings in the circulation pump are wearing out, they will emit a droning noise. If that's the case, you would have to replace the circulation pump. Also check the water inlet valve as well. Hope this helps!

Hello Gerry, thank you for your question. I would recommend checking the Part #: PS11746720 manifold valve, and the mainfold Part #: PS11746590. These items are on the spray arm diagram, item # 11 and 12. There is a ball that moves inside the manifold valve to divert the water to the correct area, up the tube and to the spray arms. I hope this helps!

Hello Dave, thank you for inquiring! More than likely, it is the circulation pump and motor, as that is what pushes water through the spray arms and would run for most of the cycle. We hope this helps and good luck with your repair!

Hi Ginny, Thank you for the question. I will recommend starting with the fuse. You can test it with a multi meter to see if it is testing defective or some have ordered it to see if it fixed the issue. Hope this helps !

Hi Josy, thank you for your question. It should not be able to spin freely. The motor would only move when it is activated. I hope that helps. Good luck with your repair.

Hello Jake, Thank you for your question. Our sources suggest the pump and motor over the sump assembly to fix the water issues. We hope this helps.

Hello and thank you for writing. If draining your dishwasher is an issue, here are 8 things you can try if you have not already done so before considering changing another part : 1. Run the Disposal Full disposal or an air gap in a connecting hose may prevent water from properly draining out of the machine. 2. Check for Blockages Check the bottom of the dishwasher to make sure that an item or piece of food hasn't fallen from the rack to block the water flow. 3. Carefully Load the Dishwasher Make sure you’re loading the dishwasher correctly. Read the manufacturers’ instructions or owner’s manual for tips and directions on how to load dishes for the best results. 4. Clean or Change the Filter You may have a clogged filter. Many homeowners don’t realize that dishwasher filters need to be cleaned regularly. Check your owner’s manual to see where the filter is located on your dishwasher, and for instructions on how and when to clean it. For many dishwashers, the filter can be found on the inside bottom of the appliance. 5. Inspect the Drain Hose Check the drain hose connecting to the sink and garbage disposal. Straighten any kinks that you may see which could be causing the problem. Blow through the hose or poke a wire hanger through to check for clogs. Make sure the hose seal is tight. 6. Double-Check the Drain Valve Inspect the drain valve found on the valve bracket, often located at the bottom of the machine. Push on the valve to make sure it moves freely and isn’t frozen. 7. Unclog or Clean the Drain Basket Look at the drain basket, usually found on the bottom of the side of the appliance, to see if it’s been clogged by food particles or detergent. Wash out the basket to clear any debris. 8. Listen to Your Machine While it's Running Listen to your machine while it’s running. If the machine doesn’t make the usual operating sounds, particularly if it’s making a humming or clicking noise, the motor PS11757388may needs replacing. We hope this information helps. Please contact us anytime if you require further assistance.