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In this How To / Fix It / Repair video, I walk through the steps of identifying and repairing a leak on a KitchenAid Dishwasher (model: KDTM354DSS4 / KDTM354DSS5). If this is the type of leak you are experiencing, then this repair video should be very helpful! The leak was coming from the bottom and is easily identified. You do NOT have to remove the dishwasher! You simply need to purchase a $10 Diverter Valve Motor Gasket / Seal / Grommet (link below) and replace it. In this video, I go through all of the steps of removing and replacing the parts and hoses as well as showing how to remove and install the worn-out valve seal. I highly recommend watching the full video first (use the Chapter Markers below when you do the repair) to understand what you need to do. **REMEMBER: Disconnect from power and water when doing repairs!** Please let me know if this worked for you! Chapters: 00:00 - Start 00:11 - KitchenAid dishwasher started leaking 01:16 - The backstory 02:04 - The 6 stages of appliance ownership 02:55 - Other helpful videos 03:38 - I am NOT a repairperson! 04:14 - Safety first! 04:37 - Remove sound dampener panel 05:14 - Where THIS particular leak shows up 05:32 - Run a rinse cycle to find leak 06:34 - This video is only for THIS particular leak 07:01 - Leak identified! 07:25 - DON’T remove the dishwasher! 07:42 - Walking through the repair 08:05 - Diverter valve seal replacement 08:39 - Remove the washer arm 09:09 - Detaching the hoses 11:45 - Hoses disconnected 12:02 - Remove the cover 12:41 - What you will replace 13:38 - Look at the part you are replacing 14:27 - Close-up of new part 15:30 - Put the part in the proper direction 15:57 - Removing the old part - it’s tricky 17:18 - Another way to possibly remove the old part 19:01 - Got the old part out 19:33 - Putting in the new part 20:23 - Start the reassembly 20:50 - Put on cover & reattach the hoses 22:12 - Tip - put cover in place first 22:49 - Reattach the washer arm 23:37 - Doing the leak test after repair 24:13 - Success! Saved some $$$! 24:33 - Final thoughts 25:13 - Part works on other dishwashers 25:38 - Additional HighTechDad info Buy the part on Amazon (2-pack): https://amzn.to/48TxMxo ** Full written How-To/Fix-It article on HighTechDad.com ** https://www.hightechdad.com/2024/03/1... Shout-out to these two How-To videos that helped me figure out my issue with the leak: • How to fix KitchenAid Dishwasher Leaking W... • Fixing a leaking Kitchenaid dishwasher, re... Note: some links may be affiliate links. Please support my efforts by clicking through and purchasing. Thank you! ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Many of my reviewed items can be found on the HighTechDad store: https://www.hightechdad.com/shop/ Want more HighTechDad content? I’m on a bunch of different social networks! Just search for "HighTechDad" on any of the major & new social networks! Facebook Page: / htdblog Instagram: / hightechdad Threads: https://www.threads.net/@hightechdad X/Twitter: / hightechdad BlueSky: https://hightechdad.bsky.social But where is it all? Over at https://HighTechDad.com !