Dishwasher Rack

[DanKathy]

We have a Dehco DSS-WQP6-3305-US dishwasher.
We are removing it from our 5er and hope to sell but need to replace the rack and silverware basket.
I found the basket on Trekwood but have not been able to find the rack.
Google will not let me access Dehco's website as it is deemed not safe.

Any idea's on where I might find that rack?

Thanks

[notanlines]

Dan, you might rethink the idea of putting money into an item that would be historically difficult to sell. We have a very good dishwasher in the Suites and wouldn’t be without it. But few of our friends feel the same way, most have no room for it nor are capable of installing it.
Be sure to do your homework.

[dutchmensport]

I agree with notanlines above. Putting any money into an older appliance will not pay off any dividends if you try to sell it. The chances of finding someone who wants will be slim, unless it's priced low enough. The fact is, if someone wants a dishwasher in their camper, they usually have them installed when the camper is new, or it's part of the floor plan. Someone who does not have a dishwasher will probably never want on. If they do, they most likely will purchase new. And as stated above, most campers simply do not have the space or the pre-prepped plumbing or electrical for one. Most people are not going to go through all of then to installed a previously owned dishwasher, not knowing how long it may last.

Best advise, sell as is, (If you can find a buyer). Make the price low enough it's attractive and let the buyer purchase the new parts themselves. (save yourself the headache). If you cannot sell it within a couple years, then scrap it to the junk yard.

I talk from experience here. On one of my previous campers we swapped out the 13.5 BTU air conditioner for a 15.0 BTU air conditioner on the roof. I attempted to sell the original one and could not. After a couple years, I attempted to GIVE it way to anyone who wanted it. I never had and takers. I ended up tossing it into a dumpster. And that was the end of it. It WAS perfectly good, nothing wrong with it at all. That's what was so sad about the entire ordeal.

[DanKathy]

Thanks for the responses.
I guess I wasn't specific enough.
We aren't going to replace anything. Wanted to get an idea of what the replacements cost so we can price accordingly and let a potential buyer the cost.
Not really planning on it selling but thought we would give it a try.

[flybouy]

If you're determined to to replace the parts then here's some advice. You stated you found parts on Tre wood. I suggest you call and get their shipping quote before ordering. They are well know for exorbitant shipping costs. If you haven't done so, take the partnumber from their site and start searching on that.