🌀 Frigidaire 154859201 Frigidare Circulation Pump Motor Kit: Efficient Water Flow Boost for Your Frigidare Appliance Review

I replaced the old motor in my Frigidaire dishwasher with this original part. It fits perfectly. The electrical connection was simply a plug. Solved my leakage problem. The old motor had a leak through the rotor shaft that could not be repaired on site. The old motor was a replacement I made about 10 years ago and replaced the motor with the same problem. I am happy with this purchase.

My dishwasher sometimes squeaked during the wash cycle. I was a little nervous about picking the right one and I don't like cutting the original wiring to connect it, but it's the only way to find even genuine parts like this today. Turns out I didn't have to cut the wires. The original fits a little tight in the slot, but works perfectly and the dishwasher sounds like new again. I followed the instructions I found online and everything worked. Sounds harder than replacing. Just take your time…

This product arrived as promised (although I received a notification from UPS that it would be a day late due to weather delays). As stated in the product documentation, this engine is suitable for a wide range of household appliances. I have an old dishwasher and although the motor is the same as in the picture, it has a different electrical connection. The electrical connectors in the package made it easy for me to convert the connector to my desired one. I didn't know there were new o-rings…

I was very pleased with the overall purchase of this part. The order had a very good picture of the part which allowed me to match it to the old part. There was also a list of compatible dishwashers. I was impressed that this part came with an electrical kit to connect the new part to the old washing machine. I didn't really need a kit as the part fitted perfectly. I plugged it in right away and once everything was assembled it worked like new. My dishwasher actually seems to have more power…

Not wanting to pay as much to fix my dishwasher as it would cost to buy a new one, I decided to fix it myself. It didn't work so I couldn't break it any worse. The troubleshooting steps showed that the problem was with the pump motor. I pulled out the dishwasher and turned it on its back (it wasn't difficult at all because the builder of this house installed a "cheap" unit and it's all plastic, which makes it VERY light). Youtube is full of DIY videos and once I found what I needed it only took