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Viking Dishwasher Parts, in the Order Water Meets Them

A Viking dishwasher is a short run of plumbing inside a steel tub. Water settles in the sump, one pump throws it at the dishes through the spray arms, another pumps it out past a check valve and up the drain hose. Those two are numbered below in the order water meets them. The door is the exception: it is not on the run at all, it is what keeps the water inside the tub, and it has a page here for the same reason.

Water path through a built-in dishwasher (side section) Water gathers in the sump. The circulation pump drives it up to the lower and upper spray arms; the drain pump pushes it out through a check valve and up a drain hose that loops high under the counter before dropping to the sink drain. The door hangs on a pivot at its foot, held by a spring. 1 2 3

The run from sump to sink drain: the two pumps numbered in the order water meets them, and the door that keeps it in.

  1. Circulation pump and spray arms
  2. Drain pump and check valve
  3. Door hinges, springs and panel mount
Dishwasher
  1. Circulation Pump and Spray Arms

    Drives the wash water up through the spray arms and onto every rack.

    Dishwasher pump or control $190–$390

  2. Drain Pump and Check Valve

    Empties the sump at the end of each fill and keeps dirty water from running back in.

    Dishwasher pump or control $190–$390

  3. Door Hinges, Springs and Panel Mounts

    Carry the door and its custom panel, and hold the door wherever you let it go.

    Priced after the diagnosis