How To: GE Middle Spray Arm Kit WD35X10054

Symptoms: Holes are clogged up with residue and you’re not getting any water on the dishes.

Tools: 1/4” nut driver.

This GE made Dishwasher Middle Spray Arm Kit replaces the following older part numbers on General Electric, Hotpoint, RCA, Sears and Kenmore Dishwashers: 1063736, WD01X10109, WD12X10066, WD1X10109, WD22X10031.

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[lloydw]

I have a question. So i took mine apart and i found these circular foam parts, look like gaskets im guessing. They were located where you attach the spray arm with the bolt, in that open section when you attach the blade to the arm. Are those supposed to be there?

[Veroro]

Thank you so much for this. I was able to fix it myself.

[MaruyaSAg]

Actually, the reason I'm replacing mine is the original nylon screw broke. GE doesn't sell just the nylon screw (which has a wide diameter and coarse thread) anymore. They've also changed the hub so that it accepts the smaller #8 screw. So, I had to buy the entire kit WD35X10054 to fix one broken nylon screw. GE discontinued the old individual parts and replaced with a complete kit.

It boggles my mind why GE had to use a nylon screw in the original in the first place. Lacks common sense.