Dan - Your Dishwasher - How it Works

[koakako]

All about your Dishwasher - in a nutshell

(This seemed an appropriate place to put this. If you're not Dan, pleast let him know where to find this. If this isn't the right forum section, please feel free to repost this elsewhere.)

Dan,

I got a look at your kitchen faucet, through much pausing and playing. There's a reason it looks funny on the end. The black hose on the back of the washer has a spring-loaded collar and will attach to the kitchen faucet. Pull down on the collar as you slide it up onto the end of the faucet. Once it's attached you turn on the hot water, plug in the machine and start it.

The unit -should- have wheels, so try moving it around. Roll it over to the sink and find the cord to plug it in with. (On the back, I'm sure.) When the machine needs water, it feeds in from the faucet. When it needs to drain, it will pour out of that connector into the sink - as though it's coming from the faucet. Which is why it stays attached to the faucet, and why the hot water needs to stay on.

So, now you know. Or someone else told you. Either way, the machine whould work just fine.

KO

[Insane_Zang]

1. Dan hasn't checked SPOTM and months and doesn't plan to

B. ...no, 2.
DBUniverse Dan Brown
Also, many YT commenters have pointed out that I just needed to hook up my dishwasher to the sink. It's working now-- thanks for the tip :]

[koakako]

Jan 15, 2011 1:12:15 GMT -5 Insane_Zang said:

1. Dan hasn't checked SPOTM and months and doesn't plan to

B. ...no, 2.
DBUniverse Dan Brown
Also, many YT commenters have pointed out that I just needed to hook up my dishwasher to the sink. It's working now-- thanks for the tip :]

I figured he wouldn't, which is why I asked someone to pass it along. And... I figured in the past 4 hours somebody would have mentioned it to him. But I posted it anyway. Just in case.

[Linus]

uh... 'kay.