Dishwasher Hook Up


A demonstration in how to hook up the water lines and drain for a dishwasher.

24 Responses to “Dishwasher Hook Up”

  1. bbj0322 says:

    Thanks! You helped take some of my nerves away about installing our first dishwasher.

  2. flexnet2007 says:

    very clear video, thanks.

    If you want to see how to prevent items from flipping during the wash cycle, check out my FlexNet video:

  3. lordmonfort says:

    Thanks for the Video…I’m installing my first dishwasher tommorow and you have given some great instruction…

    I dont use a dispossal unit, but I might just get one after this..thanks.

  4. rschoufour says:

    nice soldering job on your hot water supply lines

  5. asusvp says:

    now that’s funny…

  6. redbyrne04 says:

    are you trying to put us plumbers out of buisness???????

  7. tcrume2323 says:

    what about the electric leveling mounting testing kickplates electric cover side mounts if nessasary etc etc if u r gonna not do it right dont show ppl at all!

  8. pbr2424 says:

    This is why plumbers are required to have a license. You did NOT install the dishwasher with a dishwasher AIRGAP which is required by plumbing codes. It is illegal and unsanitary to loop the drain up UNDER the counter. A plumber would be fined heavily for that. Also the electrical connections need to be of the proper gauge and GFCI protected. Dangerous way to give advice.

  9. YouTooCanDo says:

    the state and counties I work in this is code. SORRY TO GORE YOUR OX
    .

  10. pbr2424 says:

    What State and code is that. I will double check for you. AIRGAPS are very basic plumbing in all plumbing codes.

  11. dan26ntn says:

    Here’s an idea. Why don’t you make an instructional video on how to properly install a dishwasher since you seem to patrol these plumbing DIY posts, in the hopes of finding errors. I’m sure people across the globe would appreciate some expert advice.

  12. Fredmelott says:

    can you explain the air gap deal? im about to put in a dish wasker and im lost..

  13. Bradlee883 says:

    oh pleaze, with the new Pex plumbing, anyone can plumb and entire house.
    But we will always need plumbers. Don’t worry.
    Is your name Joe, by the way? Is it true that all plumbers are unlicensed and have back taxes like Joe?

  14. YTSparty says:

    UH, what about the electrical?

  15. herbert4000 says:

    Well, I have to say that you americans are living in medieval times what comes to dishwashers. In europe dishwashers are mostly plug and play devices. Just hook it up and rock your dirty shit. Everybody can do it. In videos like this it seems to be most complex thing. Nice video anyway.

  16. KIFulgore says:

    An air gap is optional in many (most?) states, including mine. The instruction manual for my new unit has setup for both air gaps and no air gaps.

  17. KIFulgore says:

    Nice vid — unfortunately the previous owner of our new house simply cut off the copper water line connector under the sink when they moved out so there’s no threaded connection there. I’ll probably have to tap off the water line at yet another point and install a cutoff ball valve.

  18. kirstigan1 says:

    Thanks for your clear, concise instructions.

  19. tspencley3 says:

    looks nothing like i got thanks

  20. ivienp says:

    yep i am totaly retarded i didnt buy anything like I seen in this video. Well off to the home depot for the third time today.

  21. relaxme4 says:

    lol…what dis you got…i just have to wash the fucking dishes…and you?

  22. chamukoboi says:

    out here in california is require you hook up a dishwasher to an approved air gap.

  23. davemctube says:

    must be a new water powered one.

  24. JChristianG says:

    Hello… i bought a used Maytag Performa dishwaher, model number: PDB3430AWE . I don’t know how to wire it or how to connect the hoses. Laying on the floor, I have a wire with a black wire Maretted, a white wire Maretted and a ground wire…this cable is live… i tested it. Can you please help me connect this dishwasher?

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