Motor Rotor & O-Ring Set for DD60SDFTX9 (81214-B) Motor Rotor & O-Ring Set for Fisher & Paykel DD60SDFTX9 (81214-B) Tall Single DishDrawer Dishwasher. Match both the model number and product code on the appliance label before ordering. WASH CIRCULATION + DRAIN PUMPING Includes 1 motor rotor assembly and 1 O-ring seal Fit or Instant Refund on the exact listed fitment Do not match by appearance or DD60 alone. Fisher & Paykel used similar-looking rotor assemblies across different DishDrawer families. This listing is for the exact model and product code shown below. Earlier rotor families fit different machines and are not alternatives for this listing. Verified Compatibility This listing is intentionally limited to the exact appliance identity below.
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Wet-side motor rotor & O-ring set The supplied set is the removable wet-side motor rotor assembly and O-ring. It works inside the separate motor housing and stator. One rotor, two functions The upper impeller helps circulate wash water and drive spray-arm movement. When the motor runs in the drain direction, the lower five-blade impeller helps pump water out. A damaged or restricted rotor can therefore affect washing, spray-arm movement or draining. Those symptoms do not prove the rotor is faulty. Blockages, broken glass or debris, the drain path, motor housing, stator, wiring or controller can cause similar trouble. Fault-code guidance F24: may point to a motor stalled, stopped or overload condition. This rotor may be relevant when the existing rotor is jammed, damaged or worn, but the code is not proof by itself. A3 or A6: the rotor can be part of the diagnostic check for selected drain or spray-arm faults when damage, obstruction or incorrect installation has been confirmed. F25: may involve rotor installation, the stator, wiring or motor controller. Diagnosis is required. Quantity: one rotor per drawer This single-drawer model uses one rotor system. This listing supplies one rotor and O-ring set. Check before ordering Find the model and product code on the front chassis trim. Match DD60SDFTX9 and 81214-B. Do not rely only on the DD60 family name, the colour of the old rotor or a similar photo. Compare the supplied photographs with the rotor removed from your machine. Confirm the impeller arrangement, locating points and O-ring before installation. Before fitting Disconnect the DishDrawer from power. Remove the rack and spray arm, then inspect the rotor cavity and drain path for food debris, seeds, broken glass or other foreign material. Debris left in the housing can damage the replacement rotor. Seat the O-ring correctly, align the rotor and housing marks and lock the rotor clockwise. Refit the spray arm and confirm that it rotates freely. The old rotor can be tight. Use a qualified appliance technician if you are not comfortable with the repair. Fit or Instant Refund If the exact model and product code above are on your appliance and the supplied set does not fit, send me a clear photo of the appliance label and attempted fitment so I can arrange a prompt refund. DishDrawer parts specialist I specialise in DishDrawer parts and stock a growing range of commonly needed replacement components. If you are unsure which part suits your machine, send me a clear photo of the model and product number label before ordering. Supplied set details The motor housing, locking ring, spray arm, filters, pump cap, stator, wiring and motor controller are separate components and are not included in this rotor and O-ring set. Important note Aftermarket replacement part. Fisher & Paykel, DishDrawer, model numbers and part references are used only to identify fitment and compatibility. This product is not manufactured or endorsed by Fisher & Paykel. Diagnosis and electrical safety DishDrawer machines are complex and an error code can have more than one cause. F24 is mentioned because a jammed, damaged or worn rotor is a common cause, but replacing the rotor is not guaranteed to clear the code. A3, A6 and F25 can also involve blockages, installation, the motor housing, stator, wiring or controller. I cannot accept responsibility for incorrect diagnosis, labour, electrical work or faults elsewhere in the machine. This does not limit your rights under Australian Consumer Law if the supplied item is faulty or not as described. Electrical components must be installed by a licensed or certified electrician, or an authorised appliance service technician qualified to perform the work. |