Dishwasher Circulation Pump OEM W11032770

I had intermittent symptoms with the dishwasher not cleaning or not hearing the spraying work all the time, and the results depended on the mode selected (1 hour wash, heavy wash, etc). I purchased this pump since was listed as OEM. After watching videos, I had planned to go to the hardware store to buy a regular hose clamp instead of having to buy a special pliers tool to crimp the special hose clamp. But when I received the box, a regular hose clamp was included, like thrown in with the pump box. So that was a nice surprise! Installation was easy, just follow instructions on various videos out there. Dishwasher works great now!

Had a weird issue we thought was the door latch. If you slammed it, the dishwasher would work again. Turned out to be worn bushings in the recirculation pump. Factory correct part, works perfectly. Thanks!

The spray arms on our 8+ year old Kenmore dishwasher suddenly stopped working during the wash cycle. After taking note of the situation, I determined it was more than likely a problem with the pump assembly. I have bought appliance parts from various places before, so I went online to the usual places and matched up the part. I found that two of the places I have purchased parts from before had significantly varying prices for the same exact part. One particular online retailer was selling this same exact part for $210 plus applicable taxes and shipping. I decided to put Google to work and ended up at this Amazon retailer. I must give credit where credit is due: After taxes, this part was half of the other guys. I can attest that the part is a perfect match for the one it replaced. I ordered the part late on a Sunday and received the part Tuesday afternoon with Prime delivery. I also greatly appreciate this supplier's thoughtfulness to include a normal hose clamp, so that I wouldn't have to buy a crimping tool that would have probably gotten lost before I would ever have a need for it again. [after watching the very helpful installation video, I really don't see any upside to using the OEM clamp; just use the hose clamp and save yourself the pain of having to pull the diverter in order to crimp the thing]. Installation was remarkably easy and from start to finish, it took me less than an hour. Just follow the video instructions, and be mindful that you may have a counterweight to be remove first. Those screws are a 3/8 hex, BTW] Dishwasher is back up and running. Very happy. I will very surely be coming back to this seller for my future appliance malfunctions and woes.

Our dishwasher stopped washing on Monday morning.-Water was pumping into the dishwasher, but during the cycle it wasn't spraying around. The water was sitting in the basin, our soap wasn't even fully dissolving. The "Drain pump" to empty the basin was working properly.-These symptoms supported us having a failed circulation pumpWe ordered this part on Monday and it arrived Tuesday afternoon. If ever there was a day that I was happy for an afternoon delivery, vs an evening this was it. Great job amazon.Packaging & Completeness:-The part comes with a crimp ring. The seller put a traditional hose clamp into the box. For people without crimp pliers, this represents a huge benefit and value that is clearly from the seller - not the manufacturer. Great job seller.-Fit was perfect, from the 2 hose attachments, to the locating arm that slides into the bottom of the dishwasher, to the electrical connection.Installation-if you have tools (pliers, cutting pliers, t15, philips and flat head screwdrivers), a moving blanket to protect your dishwasher when you tilt it back after pulling it out, towels, light, and patience -this is really straight forward.-it took about an hour from breaker off to breaker on (first and last steps), That includes with my 2 year old stealing my light and running around the house every 5 minutes, and a vacuum intermission to clean up the dirt and cobwebs that were behind the dishwasher-It does involve pulling the dishwasher out from under the counter, but be careful and methodical and it's pretty straight forwardOur Dishwasher-Whirlpool Gold Series-WDT720PADM0

My dishwasher had stopped spraying so after some internet searching, I realized the circulation pump was the likely culprit. This part works perfectly in my Whirlpool dishwasher and was simple to install. It was nice that they included a different style hose clamp if you don’t have the clamping tool necessary for the original part.

I can't speak to the durability of this pump, but I can share that the install was pretty easy (we are not handy people) and that it fit our Whirlpool WDF750SAYB3 Dishwasher. It seems a bit louder than the original but it's not a big deal. If I remember, I'll update in a year regarding it's longevity and performance.

Pump was a direct replacement and shipped to me next day. Easy swap from the old pump. Even came with a spare worm clamp in case you don’t have the tool for crimping the factory clamp or damage it. Overall, very satisfied.

This was exactly the part I was looking for and is accurate in what part number it replaces and what models it fits. I was able to install it myself. It isn't an easy fix, but definitely doable for someone willing to methodically follow a YouTube video and with some familiarity about connecting and disconnecting electrical components. This was a great value at ~$50 to avoid a $400 service call or a $1000 replacement.