This can be confusing. It took me a while to figure it out. If you go to the link supplied by Shelia, there is a diagram at the top and some photos of parts from this kit displayed below. Find the photo with all the parts shown separately in the display (I think it is photo 5 as you scroll down the page), I had the roughest time with the little clear plastic piece that is second in from the lower right hand corner. This piece fits on the latch slider (item 7 in diagram) and the trigger for the rinse solution (item 12 in diagram) has a pin that fits inside the hook portion of this piece. This piece as a nob that is hollow that fits on the latch slider. Therefore, you will fit the latch on the detergent side of the face plate (item 5 in the diagram), slide the latch slide in the face plate through where the wax motor will be snapped into place as one of the last things to do. The latch slide will be beneath the latch's (item 6 in diagram) hook for the spring (item 8 in diagram). Now, place our infamous little clear plastic mechanism on the latch slide's nob, which is between the latch's spring hook and the rinse solution tank (item 9 in diagram) (or where it will be eventually).
I found mounting the rinse solution tank (item 9) with its O-ring (item 11 in diagram) first made things easier, but don't forget to put the rinse solution plugger (item 10 in diagram) - the red soft rubber thing that looks like a syringe - in first. The second thing is to put the gray gasket (item 4 in diagram) on the detergent latch and mount the face plate (item 5) to its location making sure that the gasket (item 4) makes a good seal with the plastic door sheet. Check to make sure that the latch is pointing up in the right direction to look the detergent door. Now, go back and deal with the latch slide (item 7) and our infamous piece. At this point, I hooked the spring (item 8) to the latch hook, but not the face plate. The last piece to be snapped in place is the rinse solution trigger (item 12 in diagram). This is tricky, because you have to make sure the fork of the trigger goes under the syringe plunger (item 10), slide the split pin in the vacant hole at the top of the face piece (item 5) and get the small pin (straight down from the split pin) to be on the inside of the hook of our infamous piece. With it all lined up (I used a screw driver to position the infamous little piece correctly), I snapped in the rinse solution trigger (item 12). The last step before testing is to use needlenose pliers to hook the spring (item 8) to the face plate. Now, test the latch slider (item 7) by softly pushing it towards the rinse solution tank (item 9). The latch should move in the correct direction and the rinse solution plunger should go up. If not, see which piece is the obstruction and rebuild. My problem was the non-split pin was not on the inside of the infamous piece's hook.
I hope that this long-winded description will help. | 
Dual wax motor conversion kit 
