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WD12X10304 Dishwasher Upper Rack Slide End Cap for GE Kenmore Hotpoint Dishwashers - 4 PackWD12X10304 WD12X344 Dishwasher Upper Rack Slide End Cap Key Features High Impact Structural Polymer: Manufactured from a specialized, reinforced plastic designed to withstand the intense thermal stress of "Sani Rinse" and "Heated Dry" cycles without warping or becoming brittle over time. Precision Friction Fit Interface: Features a standardized "press on" mounting system that slides securely onto the end of the metal rack slide rail, providing a
WD12X10304 / WD12X344 Dishwasher Upper Rack Slide End Cap
Key Features
- High-Impact Structural Polymer: Manufactured from a specialized, reinforced plastic designed to withstand the intense thermal stress of "Sani-Rinse" and "Heated Dry" cycles without warping or becoming brittle over time.
- Precision Friction-Fit Interface: Features a standardized "press-on" mounting system that slides securely onto the end of the metal rack slide rail, providing a physical barrier that prevents the upper rack from rolling off its tracks.
- Enhanced Safety Stop: Specifically engineered to absorb the impact of the upper rack being pulled forward or pushed back, ensuring the rack remains safely captive within the cabinet even when fully loaded with heavy glassware.
- Detergent-Resistant Construction: 100% rust-proof and resistant to the caustic enzymes, surfactants, and high-pH chemicals found in modern dishwasher detergent pods and rinse aids.
Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers
- AP4484666
- PS2370502
- WD12X344
- WD12X0344
- WD30X97
- WD30X93
- WD12X10238
- 1556527
- EAP2370502
- AH2370502
Compatibility & Fitment
This rail end cap is the standard safety stop for the upper rack tracks of most GE-manufactured plastic and stainless steel tub dishwashers. Key compatible brands include:
- GE (General Electric): Fits hundreds of GSD, GHD, GDW, GDF, and GDT series models (e.g., GSD2100V35WW, GDT695SSJ2SS).
- Hotpoint: Compatible with various HDA, HDB, and HLD series budget-friendly dishwashers.
- Kenmore (363 Series): Fits many 363-prefix models produced by GE for Sears (e.g., 363.14352101).
- Note: These caps are located at the ends of the metal slide rails (the tracks attached to the cabinet walls). They are not the wheels that attach to the rack itself.
When to Replace
- Upper Rack Rolling Out: The rack pulls completely out of the dishwasher and falls into your hands because the end cap has snapped or fallen off.
- Visible Heat Damage: The white plastic looks "yellowed" or has visible stress fractures from long-term exposure to the dishwasher's heating element.
- Missing Clips: A cap has popped off during a cycle and was lost or melted against the dishwasher's heating element at the bottom of the tub.
- Rack "Jumping" the Track: The rack feels unstable when pulled forward, suggesting the cap is loose and no longer providing a solid vertical stop.
- Brittle Material: The plastic feels "stony" and snaps easily when touched, a common result of years of exposure to high-heat drying cycles.
Installation Tips
- No Specialized Tools Required: This is a simple "press-fit" repair. Open the dishwasher and pull the upper rack forward slightly to expose the ends of the metal rails.
- Removing the Old Cap: Most caps slide off with firm finger pressure. If it is stuck, use a small flat-head screwdriver to gently pry the locking tab away from the metal rail.
- Clean the Rail End: Before installing the new WD12X10304 cap, wipe away any old food particles or mineral scale from the tip of the metal rail to ensure a secure, permanent lock.
- Orientation: Ensure the "stop" portion of the cap is facing outward (away from the rail). Slide the cap onto the rail until it is fully seated.
- The "Tug" Test: Gently pull the rack forward against the new clips to ensure they are locked securely. It is recommended to replace all four at once to ensure even wear and safety.
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Stay Away from this Printer!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Write down the serial number of the printer (On the underside of the printer).
This product was packed very, very well. I usually take pictures with my iPhone so that I know how to put products back together if I need to send them back but I was impressed with the way this printer was protected, really thoroughly!
Step through the instructions very carefully. I wouldn't say that is the easiest setup but at least the instructions cover everything you need to know. Some of the features that are very useful - the size (fits on my small file cabinet with room to spare), has ethernet AND wireless and the printed pages tray pops out of the printer automatically when printing starts.
Interesting observations - When loading the ink, do NOT pay attention to the logo onto top of the ink tank cover. It shows the inks from left to right - red, yellow, blue but it's actually (Black) blue, red yellow and there is label on the inside showing the correct sequence and the ink bottles will not fit if you try to put them in the wrong tank. It does save some degree of frustration if you don’t get misled by the logo.
Some bright spark left out an important instruction in the user guide that you will run into when you are installing software. Bear in mind that you have carried the printer to its final location, hooked it up to power and connected cables and installed the ink and waited 11 minutes for the ink to finally finish its whirring and buzzing. You are installing software (maybe the Epson smart panel) and you are told to enter the serial number of the printer as the password. It then informs you that the serial number is on the bottom of the printer or underneath the side panel or on the back panel.
I could not find the serial number in either the side or the back. As far as I could tell, the serial number is only on the underside of the printer so get ready to unplug your cables and don’t tip the printer now that you have loaded the ink! I lifted the printer up (not light) so that I could see the serial number and have my wife write it down. Why there was no instruction to write down the serial number after removing the printer from the box for whichever step it's needed BEFORE going through the entire setup and loaded up with ink seems ridiculous to me. It's certainly pretty annoying to find out you need the serial number from the underside of the printer after completing all the physical installation steps.
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