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Model Number: DU940QWDB6 Brand: Whirlpool Age: More than 10 years
Just moved into a house with this dishwasher. The soap cup door was missing. Got new replacement kit. I can't figure how to orient the spring. Any info appreciated.
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It seems like there's no place to attach the spring ends, but there is.....
The square tab of the spring rests against in the groove in the dishwasher cup. The 2 ends of the spring (left and right) then tuck 'back' into the soap cup door. With the dishwasher door open (parallel to the floor), the 2 ends of the spring point straight down (perpendicular) to the floor, and the square tab of the spring is parallel to the floor. You have to tuck the 2 spring ends into the soap cup door one at a time so the spring will coil when you close the door an uncoil when the door is open. In order to tuck the 2 spring ends into the soap cup door, you have to gently pry up one end of the soap cup door, and use a small screwdriver to push one spring end into the soap cup door. Then, push the first end of the soap cup door back, and repeat on the other side. I attached 2 pictures that should help. It shows the final position of the spring. |
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I've been dealing with this for quite some time also. I purchased replacement parts seperately and didn't realize I could have saved money if I had bought the whole kit. It's less than 1/2 the price of the seperate parts! Oh, well, live & learn. Once I got the parts, I couldn't figure out how to put the spring on correctly. And there's NO WHERE on the web to find out. Thankfully I found your post!!! I hope I can do it ...
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Yay!! It worked. I had fixed it once before myself, but the door attachment was weak where it attached to the pin dowel, so the spring came out again. I couldn't remember how I did it the 1st time and needed the new door anyway. Your post (with pictures) surely has helped many people.
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