🔧 2-Pack Undercounter Mounting Brackets 8269145 for Kenmore Whirlpool KitchenAid Dishwasher - Exact Fit Replacement Parts, Replacing 8269145 WP8269145VP Review

I got a little used Maytag dishwasher from a friend who didn't have the brackets. These fit perfectly and were just what I needed to complete the installation.

I used this to mount the dishwasher to the side of the cabinets, not under the countertop. He did a good job of that, having broken off a piece and pinned it to the side of the dishwasher.

Replaced top front brackets under counter. Installation took less than a minute. I recommend keeping the old mounting screws as the 2 screws that come with the new brackets are too large to mount to a countertop.

Some instructions would have been nice but I was able to figure them out with YouTube videos. It's important to bend the little tabs a bit after putting it in the dishwasher to keep the clip in place.

These brackets correspond to the description. They fit in almost every dishwasher. Installation is easy and straightforward and they did a great job with my dishwasher. The metal is strong enough to ensure they last a long time.

It is very easy to snap off excess metal along the score line with a simple side assembly pliers. on the side of my dishwasher using a hammer to install it, barely enough metal on the tab through the hole to bend it to attach but it worked.

I have used these to side mount my dishwasher to cabinets and they have worked great! The previous owner of my house tried to install a dishwasher with brackets on top, even though we have a granite countertop, so he actually screwed the brackets into pieces of wood that he glued to the underside of the countertop. Well it didn't work at all as the wood kept coming off the countertop. I needed new brackets and was happy to see they come with screws as well. Easy to use, found a video online…

This is a perfectly suitable replacement for the under counter brackets that come with Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Kenmore and other sister brands dishwashers. The attached photo shows the original KitchenAid bracket on the left and this replacement bracket on the right. The most obvious difference is that the KitchenAid hanger is made of galvanized steel and is therefore rust resistant, while the replacement hanger appears to be bare steel and can rust over time. Another difference is that the…