Fisher & Paykel 524285P Motor Rotor Assembly

Definitely call Fisher Paykel to get the proper part number. This matched my DCS DD24DUT7. Note, the picture of the part is different than what you receive. The Amazon image is "stout" and the actual unit is "flatter" - that's why I was second guessing the part number, but rest assured it matches your actual part.

used in dishwasher

Rental house guest used dish detergent in dishwasher 😳. Need to replace parts. All great now.

After 10 plus years, our top drawer on our Fisher&Paykel tub wasn't emptying completely, and the dishes weren't as clean.After some internet investigating and diving in to the drawer itself, we found the rotor blades were quite worn.We ordered this replacement part, installed it (easy) and presto--good as new.It was so worth it to keep the appliance, save the service call and enjoy the satisfaction of fixing it ourselves.

I originally had a U1 code on my F&P but since changing the pump. Its like a whole new dishwasher. Going to change the bottom next and then going to change the pump annually. Huge difference. Highly recommend. Just make sure you have the correct part for your year of dishwasher!

Used this Rotor for my Dd24dvt7 DCS double drawer dishwasher that was giving a U6 error. The user manual stated it was due to the propeller or water line. Removed the rotor from the working drawer and placed in drawer with error and it worked. Replaced the bad rotor with this one and ran a cycle with no issues.

I have the DD605 dish drawers. One of them started making a heinous sound when running. Then, I started to get F2 errors and it would not work at all. Googling, it appeared the solution was to replace the rotor.I initially purchased a used unit from Amazon. Bad idea - installed, and the sound and F2 error were gone but the unit would not drain fully. Googling that problem, it also appeared to be a rotor issue. Swapping rotors between the two drawers confirmed it was a rotor problem.So i returned for a replacement, and got another used rotor. Another bad idea. Same issue with lack of drainage.Returned that unit, and bought a new one. I bought it from a third-party seller. SAME ISSUE. Back it went.Finally, i bought another one, this time where Amazon as the seller. This one was packaged slightly differently than the third party one i bought, and had writing on the side of the rotor. I popped the rotor in, and FINALLY everything working fine.So if you have similar problems (either loud noise while running, F2 error or lack of full drainage), it is a very easy fix if you get a good rotor.I would suggest:a) Do NOT buy a used version, because it's probably one that someone already determined does not workb) The one I bought where Amazon was the seller (not a third party) worked for me and looked slightly different from the third party seller one i purchased (which did not work).Since I have two dish drawers, I experimented with swapping the rotors in every case. In all cases, the problem (loud noise, F2 error or not fully draining) followed the rotor. So I was certain at any step that the rotor was the problem.Do not be afraid to tackle this yourself - I can do the full job in about 30 seconds now. But you can confirm quickly by running a rinse cycle and seeing if any water remains on the bottom of the drawer. When you insert the unit make sure you line it up properly rather than just feeling and twisting, it pops right in if you have the tabs lined up right.

Since there are actually 2 dish washers in our set, and we use the top one the most, the bottom washer froze up for lack of use. It is so easy to replace this little motor that I only put it in when we need to use both dish washers at the same time. It should last a long time this way.