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[quote=richappy;19948]You can try a pair of vice grips on the old impeller to get the screw off. Once screw is off, I use a sharp wood chisel to bust the old one off. If you sheer off the screw, you can epoxy the new impeller on[/quote]

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bambiblaster	Posted: Friday, April 18, 2008 2:46:22 AM(UTC)
	You can use vise grips to hold impellar
richappy	Posted: Friday, April 18, 2008 2:39:40 AM(UTC)
	You can try a pair of vice grips on the old impeller to get the screw off. Once screw is off, I use a sharp wood chisel to bust the old one off. If you sheer off the screw, you can epoxy the new impeller on
misterfixall	Posted: Thursday, April 17, 2008 6:14:19 PM(UTC)
	there is special wrench for impeller .then use 1/4 inch socket or nut driver. socket is better. some times you have to break impellor to get off ,+get new ne impeller seal kit
rbayer	Posted: Thursday, April 17, 2008 10:25:07 AM(UTC)
	I have new parts to repair this dishwasher. Trying to loosen the screw holding the wash impellar(the impellar has 6 flats on it to keep it from turning) the motor shaft the screw is screwed into keeps turning but the wash impellar won't turn because of a wrench on the flats. Is there anyway to prevent (lock the motor shaft?) the motor shaft from turning, so the screw will loosen? Thanks for your help

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