Spray tower came off the filter module

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This owners manual shows you how to empty. If you dont have access to Internet:
1. Depress the dirt cup release button and pull nozzle away from unit.
2. Hold nozzle over a wastebasket, Grasp filter and gently pull out.
3. Shake excess dirt and debris out of dirt cup. Brush the dust and dirt off the filter or shake inside the wastebasket. IMPORTANT do not wash filter.
4. Gently push the filter back into the dirt cup.
5. To reattach dirt cup: Align bottom first and rotate nozzle up until it snaps into place.
Good luck.

Hi there! Below are steps to replacing the belt on your vacuum. I have also included a link to the instruction manual which has illustrations if needed.


1. Lay cleaner flat and flip cleaner to expose nozzle base. Base should lay flat and face up. To remove nozzle guard, use Phillips screwdriver to remove the four (4) screws. Arrows show location of screws.
2. Lift nozzle guard off.
3. Slide belt off motor shaft.
4. Lift and remove brushroll. Dispose of old belt.
5. Place new belt in area of brushroll without bristles.
6. Slide belt onto motorshaft.
7. With new belt in place, pull and slide brushroll into nozzle making sure that the brushroll end caps are in the correct orientation. Rotate brushroll manually to make sure belt is properly aligned.
8. Reattach nozzle guard.
9. Secure by aligning the three (3) tabs in the base slots. Be sure to replace all four (4) screws.

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Hope this helps!

Steps:
1)Shut off power to the dishwasher at the circuit breaker and turn off the water line to the dishwasher by locating the shut-off valve, which is typically inside the cabinet beneath the kitchen sink.
2)Remove the four screws that hold the dishwasher kick plate in place.
3)Locate the motor,which is typically centered beneath the bottom spray arm.
4)Lower the dishwasher door and take out the bottom dish rack.
5)Remove the spray tower and spray arm assembly by unscrewing the bolt through its center.
6)Take out the filter immediately beneath the spray tower.
7)Disconnect the motor wires from the wiring harness,making a note of which wire connects to which terminal.
8)Disconnect the pump assembly and drain hose from the motor.
9)Remove the motor from the base of the dishwasher by unscrewing the four bolts holding it in place.
10)Repair or replace the motor and reinstall,taking care to reconnect the wires the same was as they were attached to the old motor.
11)Attach the pump and drain hose to the motor.
12)Replace the filter,spray tower and lower spray arm assembly.Reattach the center bolt in the spray tower.
13)Restore electrical power and turn on the water supply valve.
14)Run a test cycle to check for leaks underneath the appliance.
15)Replace the kick panel in front of the dishwasher.

sounds like you have the pressure set to high. also use a nozzle with a smaller orifice. shellac is pertty thin and you are getting to much

Yes, I was able to get it fixed.
The spray tower actually fits in the rack (I had thought it fit in the top of the lower spray arm - wrong!)

If you were to look at the spray tower itself, it has 2 little clip like plastic protrusions that with a little twist will clip onto the lower rack!

Push the lower rack in and you can see where the center would be, (right over the middle of the lower spray arm ).

Now pull out the rack and take the spray tower and slip it under the rack up thru the bottom in the position you noted was the center (from above).

Now with the spray tower in place, slide the rack back inside the dishwsher and you will see that the tower will be sitting directly over the top of the exact middle of the lower spray arm.

Voila!

Daily clean-up all parts with proper cleaners/solvents. Re-lubricate where lubricant is washed away by cleaning. Moisture traps and compressor tanks must be drained daily.

Attached is a copy of the link for the manual. I have included the steps here, but the manual has drawings on page 10 of the manual, it will tell you how to change the belt. You will need a phillips screwdriver.

1. Lay cleaner flat and flip cleaner to expose nozzle base. Base should lay flat end face up. To remove nozzle guard, use Phillips or Flat head screwdriver to remove the 5 screws. Arrows on diagram shows locations of screws.
2. Lift nozzle gueard off.
3. Be sure belt is off motor shaft. Lift and remove brushroll. Dispose of old belt.
4. To Replace belt, Slide belt onto motorshaft
5. Place new belt in area of brushroll without bristles
6. With new belt in place, pull end slide brushroll into nozzle making sure that the brushroll end caps are in the correct orientation. Rotate brushroll manually to make sure belt is prperly aligned.
7. Reattach nozzle guard
8. Secure by aligning the 3 tabs in the base slots. Replace all 5 screws to secure nozzle guard.

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If no water is coming out at all, it might be that the inlet filter is clogged or the Est. time shows the code IE. To clean out the inlet filters, unplug the washer, turn off the water, open the valves, take a filter cap thing and try rinsing it out. To put it back to operational use, reverse the steps above.

Thanks for the help. Like the other guy said the "ninga star" thing unscrews and using the plastic part inside I just pop the spray arm back on. Screw it back and it works again.

I got the same problem and spent a couple of days trying to figure it out. The solution is extremely simple - you just snap the tower to the bottom tray. You need to lift the tray, insert the tower through the middle cell of the tray, and just snap it on it. That's it - no bolts, no connectors, nothing.