🔧 Edgewater Parts W10510667 Dishwasher Pump Motor for Whirlpool, Kitchenaid (662, 665, 7WD, WDF, WDT) - AP6022492, PS11755825 Review

Cleans dishes as good as new. It's quieter than the factory. I didn't have a tensioning tool for the hose clamp, instead I used a clamp with a screwdriver.

Easy to set up, use and wash dishes. Nobody knows what cleanliness means in a review, it's sheer luck that I saved $400 without throwing cash out of my wallet. Maybe that's what they mean.

Package came quicker than expected, pump was very easy to install. I replaced the compression clamp with a worm clamp, which made the task a lot easier. this has been working fine for a few weeks now.

It was a good replacement for my broken dishwasher. Keep in mind that you will likely need a clamping tool. I definitely saved time and money by replacing the circulator pump myself instead of hiring someone.

Looks exactly like the part it replaced on my 7 year old Whirlpool Gold series dishwasher. Master said it's not worth repairing. At the hardware store I quoted $300 for a completely rebuilt motor. This part was a little tricky to install but saved my dishwasher.

Bought to replace an old motor that worked but the impeller fell off. Installed a new pump and it won't start. I traced the wires and finally reconnected the old motor to the wire harness and it worked fine. What should have taken 15 minutes took much longer to fix the faulty part. Sent back and bought OEM.

Troubleshooting was worth it. The washer pump solved my problem. I had no issues with a leak or broken part on arrival as others have said. I would say the pump is quieter than the original but then again my old pump could have been louder when it started to fail. I will definitely buy again if needed

Due to the way my dishwasher is installed (not their fault) it took me 3 hours to remove the dishwasher, install the pump and reinstall the dishwasher. Hooked up the water - no leaks, yes! I turned on the dishwasher and water came out from under the dishwasher so I had to turn the water off. Another hour later, after pulling out the dishwasher and wiping off all the water, I checked to see where the water was coming from. It turned out that the two pieces that made up the plastic front of the…