Ge WD24X23646 Main Conduit OEM Part

Replaced it with a new one.

The main conduit needed to be replaced because the threaded end had cracked due to over-tightening of the ring nut. This was causing a leak at the back of the dishwasher when running. Removed the old conduit and installed the new one, along with a new O ring and new ring nut. The Guide casing was not needed. To remove the old conduit at the bottom (near the pump) a hose clamp needed to be removed. The hose clamps used on my dishwasher were not designed to be re-used so this needed to be replaced as well. A quick trip to the hardware store was necessary. The whole job took under an hour. Only tools needed were pliers to remove and replace the hose clamp and a philips head screwdriver to remove bottom back panel to access where the main conduit connected to its feeder hose.

I pulled the dishwasher out from under the counter and found that it was leaking in the back where the main conduit , ring nut, and top basket spray bar all intersected. I ordered the parts I needed form Appliance Parts Pros. The parts were delivered quickly, and the repair itself only took about 15 minutes.

Took a look to see why my dishwasher was leaking and saw there was a crack. Ordered a new part and replaced it. Old silverware basket did not hold all the silverware due to the fact it was only half of one.