Product review (1 stars): Replacement does not work
We have an eight year old Jenn Air "professional line" dishwasher that recently began leaking ever so slightly, due to the original door gasket being worn.  We have now tried THREE of this supposedly "genuine Whirlpool" replacement part.  Some brilliant Whirlpool/Jenn Air/Maytag, etc. engineer or cost control person has decided to cheapen the part by using about 1/3 less rubber (or whatever compound) and when the replacement is installed, my dishwasher leaks like a sieve.  My most recent attempt was directly with Jenn Air for eighty-two dollars and change with shipping and tax with the exact same result.  I've been on the phone with Jenn Air for the last 45 minutes still with no resolution to the problem.  Indeed, with my last "reinstallation" of the original, worn gasket, it didn't leak on the next load of dishes, but I'd guess it's only a matter of time before it leaks, again.  The Jenn Air customer service person is "opening a case".

Follow up - The Whirlpool case was closed.  Although Jenn Air/Maytag used to maintain parts for as many as 12 or 13 years, Whirlpool told me that they only carry parts for 7 and since my dishwasher is 8 years old...tough cookies.  Based on my research, the original parts were changed just about the time that Whirlpool acquired Maytag, who owned the Jenn Air brand.  I will NEVER buy a Whirlpool product and, sadly, they own a lot of brands...Jenn Air, Maytag, Amana, Kitchen Aid, Whirlpool and more.  I guess the lonely Maytag repair man was also laid off, otherwise he'd not have been able to install replacement parts that work on a service call.