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Supplying Demand WD21X25468 Dishwasher Pressure Sensor Replacement
- Alternate part numbers include AP6976524.
- Monitors the water pressure and relays this information back to the main control board | Fits model specific dishwashers
- It is important to disconnect your appliance from the power and water supply before servicing.
- Supplying Demand replacement parts are compatible with Major Brands, but you should always verify fitment with your specific model. We have included a video in the product gallery to help you find your model number an...
- SD products come in Supplying Demand packaging.
What the SDWD21X25468 does
A turbidity sensor detects the cloudiness or dirtiness of the wash water in a dishwasher. It helps the appliance determine the appropriate wash cycle duration and water usage for effective cleaning.
Symptoms when this part fails
- Dishes not getting clean
- Dishwasher running excessively long cycles
- Dishwasher stopping mid-cycle
- Error codes related to water sensing
Compatibility
Fits the Maytag family. Specifically:
- Any unit originally equipped with OEM part number(s): SDWD21X25468.
- Check the model/rating plate inside your appliance and compare it against the fitment table on the product listing before ordering — this guide does not list specific compatible models because Amazon does not provide verified fitment data through this pipeline.
Tools you'll need
- Screwdriver set
- Pliers
- Towels
- Nut driver set
Difficulty: Moderate · Time: 30-60 minutes
How to install the SDWD21X25468, step by step
- Disconnect the dishwasher from electrical power.
- Shut off the water supply to the dishwasher.
- Remove the lower access panel or kickplate.
- Locate the turbidity sensor, typically near the sump or wash pump.
- Disconnect any wiring harnesses and water lines or hoses attached to the sensor.
- Carefully unmount and remove the old turbidity sensor.
- Install the new sensor, ensuring all connections are secure.
- Restore water and power, then test the dishwasher for proper operation.
Related troubleshooting
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