How do you uninstall a dishwasher?
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Easy.
Tell her to Move Out !!! ;^)
Step One - TURN OFF THE WATER
After that everything else is easy
EASY. Turn off water to start with and undo all the connections - Wahla done
its very easy! you should have a tap that will turn the water off, mine is under my sink in the kitchen, once you do that you can pull the dishwasher out and disconnect the pipes but be careful because the pipes will still be full of water!! and then your done!!
good luck!
First of all switch off the power supply, disconnect all connections (Electrical wiring's) to the dishwasher, shut off the water supply and dis assemble all the plumbing & drainage fittings..your dishwasher is ready to be moved make sure you secure the wash & rinse arms inside the washer and remove any dish rack you may have inside and tie the door so it does'nt move while being transported.
The power switch.
The power cord.
The water supply tap.
The water connection.
The side locating screws.
The bottom front cover.
The elevating struts.
Ease out.
Two person lift.
Okay.
Turn off the power if it is hardwired. Turn off the water supply valve. Remove the lower front panel. The water supply line is usually on the left side. Unscrew the nut holding the water line to the unit. (Have a rag ready because there will be water in the line) The electrical connections are on the right. Remove the box cover and disconnect the wiring. At the sink, disconnect the drain hose and feed back to the DW. Check at the top center of the unit and remove the two screws that hold it to the countertop. Some have the screws on the sides instead of the top. Screw the leveling legs in front upwards so you do not have tension on the counter. Slide out.
Turn off water supply, flip circuit breaker to off position, remove bottom access cover, disconnect drain hose from under sink, water supply tube at inlet solenoid valve and electrical cable. unscrew fastening screws under counter. Pull out unit. Wire nut electric wires. plug drain connection under sink and cap water line.
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