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Posted by on May 23, 2008, 11:46 pm
wrote:
>GNC@GNCMM.net wrote:
>first, try twisting it. If that doesn't work, just cut it. you can
>either just cut off a short section and reconnect, or if there isn't
>enough slack to leave a proper loop after cutting, get some new hose and
>replace it. Generally the part connected to the tail is separate from
>the main hose going to the dishwasher so you're just replacing a short
>section of hose. Also for some reason unknown to me, the diameter of
>the fitting in the tail is different from the diameter of most
>dishwasher hoses, so this short adapter hose is special, but your local
>plumbing supply will know exactly what you're talking about if you
>describe it to them. Use stainless hose clamps.
>
>good luck
>
>nate
Thanks guys for the information. What is a "proper loop" ?
I had to pull out more of the hose that leads to the dishwasher...I am
hoping I didn't accidentally disconnect anything. Originally, the
Waste tail was pretty low, near the trap which was installed backwards
and thus leaky. And with the new configuration, the waste tail is near
the strainer basket. Thus I needed more length.
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