




Broken or worn adjuster tabs allow the upper rack to tilt forward or backward under load, causing dishes to shift and spray arm clearance to be lost.
A cracked or missing dishrack adjuster clip prevents the adjuster arm from locking into the raised or lowered position on the slide track.
When the plastic tabs that grip the slide track are worn down, the adjuster arm repeatedly detaches from the track during normal use.
Small gray plastic fragments found in the tub or filter area are a telltale sign the dishrack adjuster clip has cracked and is shedding material.
💡 Pro Tip: Is Your Upper Rack the Problem?
Your part is likely the culprit if you notice any of the following:
⚠️ Upper rack tilts forward or backward when loaded with dishes
⚠️ Rack height cannot be changed — arm falls off or won't lock in position
⚠️ Visible cracks, breaks, or missing tabs on the gray plastic adjuster clip
⚠️ Small plastic fragments or pieces found loose inside the dishwasher tub
🛠 Quick Check: Pull out the upper rack and inspect both the left and right adjuster clips where the rack arm meets the slide track. If either clip shows worn tabs that no longer hold the arm tight against the track, replace both sides at the same time to restore even support. Note: most dishwashers need two adjusters (one per side) — this part is sold individually.
📦 What's in the Box
✅ 1× W10195839 Dishwasher Dishrack Rear Adjuster Guide (approx. 3.6" L × 1" W, gray ABS plastic)
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