KITCHENAID KDTM404 WASHING MACHINE Noise
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85%
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Dishwasher Circulation Pump Motor
The circulation pump is responsible for moving water through the spray arms during the wash cycle. Over time, the internal bearings or the impeller seal can fail, resulting in a persistent loud grinding or groaning noise while the unit is running. Replacing the pump motor is the industry-standard fix for noise issues that persist throughout the entire wash cycle.
SKU: W11440268
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10%
CONF
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Drain Pump Assembly
If the noise occurs specifically at the start or end of the cycle when water is being evacuated, the drain pump is the culprit. Debris like glass or toothpicks often gets trapped in the impeller, or the motor itself may fail and produce a loud buzzing or vibrating sound.
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5%
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Lower Spray Arm
A clicking or rhythmic thumping noise is often caused by a spray arm hitting an obstruction or becoming warped. If the arm's center hub is worn, it can wobble and strike the dish racks or heating element, necessitating replacement to restore proper clearance.
SKU: WPW10433221
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Dishwasher Circulation Pump Motor.
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