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Lower Dishrack Assembly

Lower dishrack

The Bosch Tine Row Clip 00418498 is a high-quality OEM part used in the lower rack of a dishwasher to hold the tine row in place. It allows for the conversion of the rack to accommodate more dishes of different shapes and sizes.

Lower dishrack assembly

Dishwasher adjustable tine row clip.

Dishwasher lower dishrack assembly with wheels. Corroded or rusted dishracks should be replaced to avoid parts of the rack falling down and getting into the circulation pump damaging the pump.

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Upper dishrack

Tine clip kit (also called a bearing) for dishwasher dishrack. Includes (2) bearings (2) sleeves and (4) tine clips.

Cutlery silverware basket

The Bosch Upper Dishrack Slide Rail Stop 00165254 is a high quality, genuine OEM part that prevents the upper dishrack from sliding completely off the slide rail. It includes front and rear rack stops and is compatible with various Bosch dishwasher models.

The Bosch Silverware Basket 00093046 is an OEM part that fits in the lower dishrack of compatible Bosch dishwashers. It has separate compartments for cutlery and measures approximately 9.9 inches x 5.9 inches x 8 inches.

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The Bosch Tine Row Positioner 00167291 is a high-quality OEM part that attaches to the dishrack of compatible dishwasher models. It allows for movement of the adjustable tine rows and includes 2 clips. Safety precautions should be taken during installation.
Bosch dishwashers are built for quiet, reliable operation — but the racks that hold your dishes take the most abuse. Broken tine clips, stuck wheels, and bent rack frames are easy to overlook until the rack won't roll smoothly or dishes slide around. The good news: dishrack repairs are among the most affordable and most satisfying dishwasher fixes you can do. Exact-fit Bosch dishrack wheel kits, tine clips, and complete racks slide into your model and work like new.
Most Bosch 300, 500, and 800 series models use interchangeable rack parts. Match your model number to the correct dishrack assembly, and you'll restore full loading capacity and smooth operation. Whether it's a lower rack that won't glide or upper tines that snapped off, Repair Clinic stocks OEM Bosch parts that fit precisely.
Bosch 300, 500, and 800 series dishwashers often use compatible rack parts, but sizing does vary by series and by upper/lower position. Find your exact model number on the frame inside the door edge, then look it up in the Bosch parts diagram. Some models use side-by-side wheel kits; others use front roller assemblies. Repair Clinic's model number lookup will show you the exact dishrack parts your dishwasher needs. Don't guess — wrong wheels or clips waste time and money.
If the wheels are stuck, worn flat, or broken, a wheel kit or roller assembly is all you need. Bosch dishrack wheel kits come with 4 to 8 wheels depending on your model, plus axles and clips. If the rack frame itself is bent, cracked, or has multiple broken tines, a full dishrack assembly is the better choice. Most people find a wheel kit solves the problem at a fraction of the cost of a full rack.
Heavy loading, standing water, and mineral deposits from hard water all cause wheel and axle corrosion. Plastic wheels flatten and crack over time. Metal wheels rust and seize. If your lower rack won't budge or sounds like gravel rolling, the wheels are almost certainly the culprit. A wheel kit costs $25 to $60 and installs in minutes — no tools needed. Bosch wheel kits are designed for easy access and snap-on installation.
Most wheel kits can be installed with the rack in the dishwasher — you simply pull out the lower rack, pop out the old wheels, and slide the new ones onto the axles. Tine clips snap onto the tines themselves, so you can replace them in place or remove the rack if you prefer more working room. Full rack replacements require removing the old rack (usually four screws or clips) and sliding the new one in. Bosch racks are lightweight and straightforward to swap.


Ordering Bosch dishwasher dishrack replacement parts is simple with Repair Clinic. You can easily search for parts by model or part number to find the exact replacement you need. We carry a wide variety of genuine OEM Bosch dishwasher rack parts to help restore your dishwasher's functionality, including top rack replacements, bottom rack replacements, and other essential parts.
You can return uninstalled parts within a year of purchase, giving you confidence in your purchase. With our Price Match Guarantee, we ensure you get competitive pricing on genuine Bosch parts. Plus, we offer same-day shipping on orders placed by 9:00 PM ET, so you can quickly receive the parts you need to get your dishwasher back up and running.
Whether you're a homeowner looking to fix your dishwasher or a professional technician in need of high-quality replacement parts, our extensive resources and Our online repair library provides the videos, guides, and step-by-step instructions to support the repair. Get the best Bosch dishwasher dishrack parts and more today!
On Bosch dishwashers, look for the model number on the tub rim or along the inside edge of the door. Open the door fully and check the rating label before removing any racks or panels. The number may include letters, numbers, and a slash, so copy it exactly, including every character. Type it into our model number lookup and the catalog narrows to parts made for your unit, not just dishrack parts. Using the complete dishwasher model filters the full Bosch parts selection for your specific machine, helping you avoid mismatched racks, clips, wheels, and other replacement parts. That means fewer wrong orders and a faster repair.

Repair Clinic makes Bosch Dishwasher repair straightforward with a deep online library of videos, guides, and diagnostic articles. Step-by-step written instructions cover disassembly, testing, and reassembly, and the video library shows the same work in action so you can follow along. Use the model number lookup to confirm the exact OEM part, and wiring diagrams and part testing walkthroughs support the more technical steps.

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