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APPLIANCE PARTS SISTERS OREGON

APPLIANCE PARTS OREGON SERVING THE SISTERS OREGON AREA

APPLIANCE PARTS SISTERS OREGON

Appliance Parts of Oregon proudly serves Redmond, Bend, Terrebonne, Prineville, Madras, Culver, and Sisters with high quality, brand name appliance parts for kitchen appliances and washer and dryers. We provide parts for all major appliances from brands like Asko, Bosch, Dacor, Electrolux, Fisher&paykel, Frigidaire, GE, Jenn-Air, KitchenAid, LG, Samsung, Marvel, Miele, Siemens, Whirlpool, Maytag, Kenmore and many more.

Find Out If We Have The Appliance Parts You Need Today 

Call Appliance Parts of Oregon at 541-527-5918 to see if we have the appliance parts you need today. We are available for you today in Sisters, we receive overnight deliveries everyday and can have your appliance part by the next day. We appliance parts for

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  • Refrigerator parts

  • Washer Parts

  • Dryer Parts

  • Dishwasher Parts

  • Stove Parts

  • Range Parts

  • Oven Parts

  • Steam oven Parts

  • Microwave Parts

  • Freezer Parts

  • Ice Maker Parts

  • Barbecue Parts

About Us: Find The Appliance Parts you need in Central Oregon

Appliance Parts of Oregon was founded in 2021 with our first store in beautiful Sisters, Oregon. After years of appliance service and realizing the challenge of getting quality parts quick, our founder opened Appliance Parts of Oregon to help the local community easily attain the appliance parts and products needed to repair your in-home appliances. We are your number one Sisters, Oregon appliance parts supplier for all your needs. We'll help you find the parts you need and also provide guidance on whether you are better off replacing your appliance after considering the cost of appliance parts.

How to clean a dishwasher filter 

Is your dishwasher filter due for a cleaning? With our quick and easy-to-follow guide, you’ll get the job done in no time. Keeping your dishwasher filter clean is one key to sparkling dishes. In fact, the filter is responsible for:

  • Protecting the pump from being clogged by oversized or foreign objects.

  • Cleaning and clearing the dishwater.

  • Keeping food particles from recirculating and resticking to your dishes.

That’s a big job. So, periodically cleaning the filter helps prevent buildup and clogs, keeping your appliance running smoothly.

When should you clean your dishwasher filter?

You should clean your filter if you’re noticing any of the following issues:

  • Soil or other food particles are visible.

  • Cleaning performance has worsened (e.g., there are food remnants on your dishes after a cycle).

  • Dishes are gritty or grimy to the touch after they’ve been cleaned.

To help prevent these issues, it’s best to clean your dishwasher filter regularly. But don’t worry, it’s not as time consuming as you might think. Check out our step-by-step guide below to learn how to clean your dishwasher filter and how often you should clean it.

Where is the dishwasher filter?

The dishwasher filter is at the bottom of your dishwasher, under the bottom rack. To find it, pull out the bottom dish rack, then look for the filter—it’s usually either in one of the back corners of the dishwasher tub or around the base of the bottom spray arm.

3 Easy steps to clean a dishwasher filter

Ready to get started? Follow these instructions to clean your dishwasher filter in three easy steps.

Step 1: Remove your filter

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  • To access your dishwasher filter, remove your lower dish rack to expose the bottom of your dishwasher. The filter can be found in either a back corner of the dishwasher tub or around the base of the bottom spray arm.

  • Many dishwasher filters are composed of two parts: an upper and lower filter assembly. Give the upper filter a quarter turn clockwise and take it out. 

  • Then, gently lift and pull the lower filter forward to remove it. 

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Step 2: Clean your filter

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  • Run water over your dishwasher filter to remove most soils.

  • You may need to use a soft brush and dish soap on calcium deposits and other hard-to-remove debris. Don’t use a wire brush, scouring pad or anything rough to scrub the filter as these materials could damage the filter.

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Step 3: Replace your filter

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  • Return the lower filter to the bottom of the dishwasher tub, placing it properly under the tabs so the upper filter will line up with the round opening in the bottom of the tub.

  • Fit the upper filter into the opening on the top of the lower filter.

  • Turn the filter clockwise until you feel it glide into place. If your filter still turns freely, it’s not seated properly. Keep turning it clockwise until it locks.

  • Do not run your dishwasher without first making sure the filter is locked. Check both the upper and lower filter assemblies. A loose filter could damage your dishwasher.

  • Remember that if the upper filter still turns clockwise, it’s not securely locked. The arrow on the upper filter does not have to line up perfectly with the arrow on the lower filter. As long as the filter is locked, your dishwasher can run optimally.

If you notice that your dishwasher filter is damaged or worn, be sure to replace it immediately. Visit the Whirlpool replacement parts site to find the part you need. You can follow the instructions above to install your new filter.

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