🔧 Enhanced Heavy Duty Dishwasher Top Rack Adjuster with Reinforced 0.90 Inch Diameter Wheels Review

I received a replacement upper basket adjuster for my Kenmore Elite dishwasher because one of the flimsy plastic clips in a wheel broke. It arrived in just a few days and was great so I didn't have to wait for it to be fixed. I watched a video of an experienced woman who showed me exactly how to replace a part and fixed my dishwasher as soon as the courier left. Took about 15 minutes total with a little help from my husband's strong arms - those middle clips were hard to unclip - but now…

Like many others, my KitchenAid dishwasher's top basket wheels fell off. All four. The pins that attach the wheels are tiny and appear to be a bit fragile (must be Italian). I had a choice: call a mechanic to fix it for a few hundred or I could buy 2 of these, go to youtube for a few minutes and save at least 90% on the cost. the old one did, looks sturdy, and the wheelbases are thick pegs that don't look like they'll break in a dozen years. ***NOTE - Keep all parts from your old regulator…

It arrived in a day, took about 15 minutes to swap out both sides at a leisurely pace and works great. Couldn't be happier. There was no need to order additional brackets as all were in good condition and working properly. There is a video on You Tube in which the housewife makes the replacement herself. The video was helpful. Rather than prying and prying the bracket out of the regulator body, simply use a thin screwdriver to slightly pry both sides open by inserting into each of the top…

It appears to be much better assembled than the original part it replaces. Time will tell if it actually works, but I have far more faith in the thicker single pole pins found in this one being able to handle the load than in the flimsy 4-piece terminals that failed fairly quickly in the life of our dishwashers and requested this repair. And the load isn't small: just look at the number of mugs, bowls and glasses you usually load on the top shelf and try to estimate their weight. Divide that…