Gene

Part was here when I got home from work at 3:00pm. Killed the cktbrk, shutoff the water, made the disconnects and slid the unit free. Cleaned up the water let it drain after discconnecting the drain hose. Over the unit went on a thick exercise mat and caught any additional water.
The 3/8 shield screw was next with the electrical connection. One counter clockwise twist of the motor and it came right up and out. Cleaned all surfaces and a bit of stuff on the seperation screen. A little silicon grease on the Volute seal, the motor housing and the Volute marks lined up and in it slid. One easy twist and everything was ready to start in reverse order.
4:45pm I'm done.

Now for the failure analysis. This all started with a clogged chopper assembly screen and a broken chopper. I think this motor had a tough time keeping up back then with the Smart Wash feature that sences how dirty the dishes are. Never studied how it does what but I don't care.

That chopper screen has got to be clean or the dishes don't get ( a complaint that start my internet search and lead me to Appliance partspros.
I like this place. Show up at the US Postal Service. I think you will like our place too. Me, I am an ET and fix everything from the network to fancy sorting machines that do the impossile.

I treat everyone I come in contact the way I would like to be treated.

Thanks again

TT