





The upper or lower dishrack slides completely off the rail when the door is opened. The stop clip is missing or broken, allowing the rack to travel past its intended end point.
The dish rack sits crooked or shifts sideways during loading, unloading, or the wash cycle because the clip no longer holds the rail in alignment.
Without a functional rack stop, the rack can drift out of the optimal spray-arm coverage zone, leaving dishes exposed to poor water distribution and resulting in incomplete cleaning.
An unstable rack that slides unexpectedly makes it awkward and unsafe to place or remove dishes, and can cause breakage of fragile items.
💡 Pro Tip: How to Tell Your Rack Track Stop Needs Replacing
Your part is likely the culprit if you notice any of the following:
⚠️ Upper or lower rack rolls all the way out and falls off the track when you open the door
⚠️ Rack slides crooked or becomes misaligned inside the tub
⚠️ Dishes shift during the wash cycle because the rack cannot stay in position
⚠️ You can see a cracked, broken, or missing plastic clip at the end of the rack rail
👨🔧 Tip from the shop: Pull the rack fully out and inspect both rail ends. The rear stop (WP8565925) prevents the rack from being pushed too far back; the front stop (WPW10508950) prevents it from rolling out. Replace both at the same time if either shows wear — you need two stops per rack (one per side rail).
📦 What's in the Box
✅ 1× WP8565925 Dishwasher Upper Dishrack Slide Rail Stop Clip (white or grey, interchangeable styles)
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