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@@LexVance k well, i found a toothpick stuck in my macerator. i took out the obstruction and put the old motor and pump back in to see if the noise was gone, it was. but as i was testing it looked underneath for leaks and i guess one of the hose clamps just need a little bit more tightening cause of a small drip. i turned it off (which was probably my mistake) not letting it run through its cycles...now the machine wont start or do anything at all. So know im wondering if blew the thermal fuse and not sure where to find this to check for continuity...any ideas mate?
Brother I just literally finished installing a new dishwasher here at my property, thanks for the info, never replaced a motor before, but looks easy to do 👍
Nice work Skid 💪 I just replaced the motor in one of the dishwashers at my property a few weeks ago. It's definitely a money saver for the budget in my situation. I have an account directly with GE, no middle man & I get parts at a really great price. I can get 2 motors with the pump assembly for the cost of a new dishwasher. Anything to stay in budget, which equals a quarterly NOI bonus for me. Keep the vids coming man 👍
Probably is quicker to replace the motor than the entire unit. The time you spend just unboxing, leveling and possibly drilling new mounting holes, etc. is probably more than what you just did.
I totally agree with you on the gopro I can never get good sound either and resort to my phone. Yeah that motor sounded rough and those motors look fairly simple to install. Great repair made that look really simple and I've seen some guys boggling their brains trying to figure how to take it off.
Hey skid I worked on those ge dishwashers I found the drain solenoid will go bad and make the same noise remove the plug from the solenoid and run it may just that just be that. Like always good stuff
It goes against my "replace don't repair," philosophy for my business' maximum personal profit, but still, you did a great job. I throw at least 1-2 dishwashers in the dumpster about every week. No doubt you could repair them all. I prefer installing new appliances and zero be-backs.
@@LexVance You bet. My two rent house property manager company clients are now up to 687 rent houses and duplexes. - I did have a third PM; a slum lord. I cut him loose. Even though Section 8's are good money. I am just too busy to deal with him. He always waited until the very last minute to approve work requests. -
Just installed a impeller kit on a dishwasher this week. The gasket was leaking. I have no idea where the impeller went. I'm new at repairing appliances. I'm way more experienced with AC units. So what I've been doing is swapping problematic appliances from occupied units with functioning vacant unit appliances. I fix the broken ones when I have the time to learn how. That is such an apartment maintenance statement. You ought to make that into a T-shirt skid nasty.
Click on this link & type in your dishwasher's brand name or model and serial number. Then, find the picture that matches your motor : amzn.to/35NLjYZ
If you'd like to support the channel, you can do so by shopping for tools or whatever you need on AMAZON at no extra cost to you through this link,
amzn.to/3eeEQdm
Tools that will help maintenance technicians earn easy money!
www.dirtymaintenancenation.com/diy-tools-for-men/
If I've provided any value for you and you'd like to donate $1.00 or more into my online tip jar, you can do so through this link, (all cards accepted)
squareup.com/store/dirty-maintenance-nation
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Good job! Thanks for sharing the video! Please keep uploading as much as you can. Thanks
Will do! Thank you so much for watching Phillip!
thanks for the tutorial. very helpful when troubleshooting my dishwasher.
You're welcome Nick! Thank you so much for watching!
@@LexVance k well, i found a toothpick stuck in my macerator. i took out the obstruction and put the old motor and pump back in to see if the noise was gone, it was. but as i was testing it looked underneath for leaks and i guess one of the hose clamps just need a little bit more tightening cause of a small drip. i turned it off (which was probably my mistake) not letting it run through its cycles...now the machine wont start or do anything at all. So know im wondering if blew the thermal fuse and not sure where to find this to check for continuity...any ideas mate?
I'm checking your page now to see if you have ever checked someone's dishwasher for continuity.
@@LexVance by any chance do you know where the thermal fuse is located?
Brother I just literally finished installing a new dishwasher here at my property, thanks for the info, never replaced a motor before, but looks easy to do 👍
Right on. Toting motors upstairs is way better than a dishwasher.
👍😆👍 Thank you so much for watching South Texas!
Nice work Skid 💪 I just replaced the motor in one of the dishwashers at my property a few weeks ago. It's definitely a money saver for the budget in my situation. I have an account directly with GE, no middle man & I get parts at a really great price. I can get 2 motors with the pump assembly for the cost of a new dishwasher. Anything to stay in budget, which equals a quarterly NOI bonus for me. Keep the vids coming man 👍
Thank you so much for watching Rich!
When I look at that it looks so confusing and you make it look so easy to repair nice job brother 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you so much for watching David!
Probably is quicker to replace the motor than the entire unit. The time you spend just unboxing, leveling and possibly drilling new mounting holes, etc. is probably more than what you just did.
Yep. I agree. Thank you so much for watching Scotty!
It takes me right at a hour to swap out a dishwasher..... i hardly ever fix a dishwasher until its the door handles or the fill valve
I totally agree with you on the gopro I can never get good sound either and resort to my phone. Yeah that motor sounded rough and those motors look fairly simple to install. Great repair made that look really simple and I've seen some guys boggling their brains trying to figure how to take it off.
Thank you so much for watching Scorpio!
Great little vid Lex ... I enjoyed property maintenance back in the day ...
Thank you so much for watching Eddy!
You make it look so easy you the man Lex you the man !!!!
Thank you so much for watching Duncan!
Man! Where was this video 4 years ago when I was doing apartment maintenance! 🤣
👍😆👍 Thank you so much for watching Efren!
What up Skid?! Nice vid man
Hey skid! Thank you so much for watching Rick!
Where was this video a week ago when I had to replace my own motor? I had to go solo on that one, Brosey Wales. Greetings from Gator Country!
Thank you so much for watching Samuel!
hey lex thanks on the video and the link you have help me bunches on repairs
Right on! Thank you so much for watching Jr!
good job my man
Thank you so much for watching James!
Hey skid I worked on those ge dishwashers
I found the drain solenoid will go bad and make the same noise remove the plug from the solenoid and run it may just that just be that. Like always good stuff
Right on. Thank you so much for watching Hvac Rod!
Super tech great job ..Lex
Thank you so much for watching David!
Nice repair!
Thank you so much for watching cutum!
It goes against my "replace don't repair," philosophy for my business' maximum personal profit, but still, you did a great job. I throw at least 1-2 dishwashers in the dumpster about every week. No doubt you could repair them all. I prefer installing new appliances and zero be-backs.
Right on. Thank you so much for watching Tom!
@@LexVance You bet. My two rent house property manager company clients are now up to 687 rent houses and duplexes.
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I did have a third PM; a slum lord. I cut him loose. Even though Section 8's are good money. I am just too busy to deal with him. He always waited until the very last minute to approve work requests.
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And the kicker is that motor was about $13 cheaper than actually replacing the whole dishwasher, lol. Great vids as always Lex
👍😆👍 I know right! Manager thinks she's saving money. Thank you so much for watching The Chad!
If Lexes wife is watching, please get your man a set of stubby nut drivers for Chrisssstmas! He will love it. I've heard him say he needs one twice. 🤔
👍😆👍 Thank you Tim!
Good video 👍👍 i always wanted to change one but maneger says the motor cost about the same as a new dishwasher
Yeah, that's the thing. You're not really saving money. But you are saving time. Thank you so much for watching Willy!
Just installed a impeller kit on a dishwasher this week. The gasket was leaking. I have no idea where the impeller went. I'm new at repairing appliances. I'm way more experienced with AC units. So what I've been doing is swapping problematic appliances from occupied units with functioning vacant unit appliances. I fix the broken ones when I have the time to learn how. That is such an apartment maintenance statement. You ought to make that into a T-shirt skid nasty.
👍😆👍 right on. Thank you so much for watching ReelGuy!
Do you have to paint them 3 bedroom s.i had to do it all .when i worked at deer run.
No, we have a painting crew that does all the painting. I use to paint when I started back in 2003 though. Thank you so much for watching David!
@@LexVance cool.your welcome. Luv watching your videos.
Did you put a little bit of dope, a little bit of fritz on that water line?
No, someone did in the past though.
Lmao we just replaced the whole unit instead of spending time replacing the motor with a cheaper unit
Same here
Thank you so much for watching JJ!
I usually doit from the bottom without taking it out lol
Nice! I need to try that. Thank you so much for watching elmer!
I jus replaced a drain motor on dishwasher and it still won't drain any suggestions skid
N I've replaced a few but this one is being a horse butt skid
The orange ball in the ge dishwasher has to be in there. If not it won't drain. I'd need to be there for this head scratcher. Sorry skid! 😭
@@lancebinns7215 🤣
@@LexVance jus placed a order for some of those orange balls lol
Like I always say I didn’t break it I didn’t build it and I didn’t buy it but I’ll fix it
Amen! 😆 Thank you so much for watching Richard!
The newer dishwashers the idiot engineers started using pex clamps vs hose clamps 🤦♂️
Noooooooooooo 😭🤦🏼♂️
@@LexVance lmao shit I still use hose clamps on replacements ain't nobody got time for that
I have a pex crimper and know how to do it but those bastards are bulky and the crimp rings are pricey compared to an assortment of hose clamps