Dishwashers: Leaking water

Parts frequently associated with this issue and repair guidance from service manuals.

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Parts commonly needed for this issue

Based on repair data across Samsung and LG dishwasher models. These parts are frequently associated with this problem — they may not be the cause of your specific issue.

Door Seal

OEM: DD62-00043A

Verified across 3 retailers

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Drain Hose

OEM: DD97-00403E

Verified across 2 retailers

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Shaft Seal

OEM: DD62-00053A

Verified across 2 retailers

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Packing

OEM: 3920DD3005H

Verified across 2 retailers

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Dishwasher Water Inlet Valve A

OEM: 5221DD1001E

Verified across 2 retailers

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Dishwasher Tub

OEM: DD62-00097B

Verified across 2 retailers

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Hose Drain Assembly

OEM: AEM74333104

Verified across 2 retailers

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Water Inlet Valve

OEM: DD81-02265A

Verified across 2 retailers

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Dishwasher Drain Hose

OEM: DD81-02331A

Verified across 2 retailers

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GASKET

OEM: MDS65210402

Verified across 2 retailers

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Repair tips for this issue

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5 technician insights for the this appliance

Cold water supply adds significant time to cycles

If the water supply line is connected to a cold water supply instead of hot, additional time is required to heat the water. This is a common reason cycles take longer than expected. For best performance, the supplied water temperature should be 120 degrees F (49 degrees C). Connect the supply line to a hot water source.

Cold water supply increases cycle time significantly

If cold water is being supplied instead of hot water, the cycle will take much longer because additional time is required to heat cold water. For best performance, the temperature of the supplied water should be 120°F (49°C). Connect the water supply line to a hot water supply for optimal results.

Connecting hose from water inlet is easily damaged — handle with care

When removing the clamps from the water inlet assembly, be careful because the connecting hose is easily damaged. Water remaining in the water inlet and connecting hose will come out — lay a towel on the floor to absorb any water. Remove the water inlet by rotating counterclockwise.

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