Easy if you're a plumber I guess, but if you have no plumbing knowledge?
Its a Bosch, nearly ten years old I think, its door won't shut, so it needs to be removed.
They're a few videos that supposedly explain how to do it, but none for countertop dishwashers. I only saw one mention what you should do about the open wastepipe tube. Should you really put silicone in it? What happens when you want to put a new dishwasher in?
(If anyone has a good demo video, please share, as I can't post links)
These are my connections. Any tips?
I assume you unplug the dishwasher, sponge out the water in the machine's filter etc, detach the grey pipe in the first pic into a bucket, then the black pipe at the bottom of the third pic. The fill in the grey wastepipe tube? (How?)
Then I can run my water taps and I won't flood my house?
Btw, can you guess why the original fitter wrapped the wastepipe round that beam in the second pic? It meant there was no slack so I could never move the flipping thing.
Thanks.
Its a Bosch, nearly ten years old I think, its door won't shut, so it needs to be removed.
They're a few videos that supposedly explain how to do it, but none for countertop dishwashers. I only saw one mention what you should do about the open wastepipe tube. Should you really put silicone in it? What happens when you want to put a new dishwasher in?
(If anyone has a good demo video, please share, as I can't post links)
These are my connections. Any tips?
I assume you unplug the dishwasher, sponge out the water in the machine's filter etc, detach the grey pipe in the first pic into a bucket, then the black pipe at the bottom of the third pic. The fill in the grey wastepipe tube? (How?)
Then I can run my water taps and I won't flood my house?
Btw, can you guess why the original fitter wrapped the wastepipe round that beam in the second pic? It meant there was no slack so I could never move the flipping thing.
Thanks.
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