W10195417 Dishwasher Lower Rack Wheels - Compatible with Kenmore Whirlpool KitchenAid Jenn-Air - Replaces AP4538395 PS2579553 WPW10195417 AH2579553 EA2579553 - Pack of 4

W10195417 WPW10195417 Dishwasher Lower Rack Wheel - Pack of 4

Key Features

• Reinforced High-Heat Polymer: Manufactured from a premium, heat-stabilized ABS plastic designed to withstand the intense thermal cycling of "Sani-Rinse" and "Heated Dry" cycles without warping, cracking, or becoming brittle.
• Precision-Molded Roller Design: Features an optimized wheel geometry that ensures a smooth, low-friction glide across the dishwasher door and tub tracks, even when the rack is fully loaded with heavy plates and cookware.
• Integrated Snap-Lock Axle: Includes a high-strength axle and mount assembly that clips directly onto the lower rack wire frame, providing a secure, vibration-resistant connection that prevents wheels from popping off during use.
• Load-Bearing Durability: Specifically engineered to support the weight of full loads, ensuring the lower rack remains perfectly level and aligned with the spray arms for consistent cleaning results.
• Complete 4-Piece Restoration Set: This value pack provides a full replacement for all four corners of the lower rack, restoring original factory-smooth movement and preventing uneven wear on your dishwasher's tub tracks.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• Primary Parts: W10195417, WPW10195417, WPW10195417VP.
• Industry Standards: AP4538395, PS2579553, AP6016764, PS11750057.
• Legacy Codes: AH2579553, EA2579553, 1872128, AH11750057, EA11750057.
• Other: W10195417V, B008DJL09A, PD00022800, LP16057.

Compatibility & Fitment

This lower rack wheel assembly is the standard replacement for the "Tall Tub" lower dish racks of most Whirlpool-manufactured dishwashers. Key compatible brands include:

• Whirlpool & Maytag: Fits hundreds of WDT, WDF, and MDB series models (e.g., WDT720PADM, MDB4949SHZ, WDF520PADM).
• KitchenAid & Jenn-Air: Compatible with various KDTM, KDTE, and JDB series units (e.g., KDTM354ESS, KDTE104ESS, JDB9000CWB).
• Kenmore (665 Series): Fits many 665-prefix "Elite" and standard dishwashers (e.g., 665.13263K311, 665.13293K116).
• Amana, Ikea, & Roper: Direct fit for ADB, IUD, and standard DU series models utilizing the W10195417 mounting style.
• Note: These are specifically for the Lower Rack. If you are looking for the wheels for the upper rack, you may need the W10350376 or W10712395 adjuster kit components.

When to Replace

• Lower Rack Jamming: The rack is difficult to pull out or push in, often feeling like it is "jumping" off the track or getting stuck on the door gap.
• Broken or Missing Wheels: Visible damage to the plastic axle or wheels, or wheels that have fallen off and were found at the bottom of the tub.
• Rack Not Level: The lower rack sits at an angle, which can cause the spray arms to hit the dishes or prevent the door from closing and latching properly.
• Loud Grinding/Rolling Noise: A loud mechanical noise when moving the rack, indicating the wheel bearings or the plastic mounts have worn thin.
• Wheels Melting: Plastic wheels that have become deformed or flattened due to falling through the rack and contacting the heating element.

Installation Tips

• No Tools Required: This is a simple "snap-on" repair. Empty the lower rack and remove it from the dishwasher for the best access.
• Removing the Old Assembly: Locate the plastic locking tabs on the mount that grip the rack wire. Press the tab inward or use a small flat-head screwdriver to gently pry the clip off the wire.
• Check the Placement: Before installing the new wheels, check the wheel on the opposite side to ensure you are placing the new W10195417 in the correct horizontal and vertical position on the rack.
• The "Snap" Fit: Align the new assembly with the rack wire and push upward until you hear a distinct "click." This ensures the locking fingers have fully engaged the wire.
• Replace as a Set: It is highly recommended to replace all four wheels at the same time. Since all wheels are exposed to the same heat and chemical stress, if one has failed, the others are likely close to the end of their service life.