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  • dcon12
    I always just divorced one and married another. Don
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  • Idahobound
    should be very easy. shound only have a supply line and a drain to have to hook up. after that just adjust the legs for the hight and you are done
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  • medic07
    Should be straight forward. Kill the water to the sink, open the faucet to drain any residual. Unplug the washer, open the door and unscrew the screws holding it upright against the bottom of the countertop. Slide it out and unhook the water supply and drain lines (you will get some woter from them so have a bucket ready) from the washer or the sink end (probably best at this end).

    Pull it out and take the supply/drain lines off of it and put them on the new unit and feed them through the cabinet to the sink area.

    Slide the new unit in and ensure it is level and plumb all the way around. Screw the braces back into the underside of the countertop. Hook up water and drain line to the appropriate sources and plug the unit in. Turn on water supply and do a test run standing right there to ensure it doesnt leak and drains correctly.
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  • 1911a1-fan
    if you have all pvc it should be easy, if you have any copper lines, and have to keep them unless your good at sweating don't attempt it, 100 bucks is kinda steep for such an easy job
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  • mateomasfeo
    quote:Originally posted by dcon12
    I always just divorced one and married another. Don



    Still hanging out at the Georgia State School for the Blind?
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  • gjshaw
    quote:Originally posted by Maalox
    How difficult is it to replace a dishwasher? Ours is having some problems and I plan on purchasing a new one from Lowes. Anything difficult or complicated about it? I just replaced the kitchen faucet and also the faucet in our laundry room sink. That along with putting together some PVC sprinkler lines is the limit to my plumbing experience.

    Lowes will install it for about $100 bucks so which way would you go?

    It will be a very easy job if you stay at the Holiday Inn the night before and get a easy button to push. [:D]
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  • Maxx424
    It's not that hard.
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  • fishkiller41
    $50 at most,Call a PLUMBER, and ask how much. Guaranteed, he'll want at least $80. just to drive to your house, then a 1hr. Min. at $85 an hr.
    20 min. job. If, you know what you're doin.
    If i had my "teleporter" workin, i could make some good $$ off y'all, and give ya's all a good deal, at that.
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  • Maalox
    quote:Originally posted by dcon12
    I always just divorced one and married another. Don


    Glad my wife isn;t looking over my shoulder [:D]
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  • Maalox
    quote:Originally posted by medic07
    Should be straight forward. Kill the water to the sink, open the faucet to drain any residual. Unplug the washer, open the door and unscrew the screws holding it upright against the bottom of the countertop. Slide it out and unhook the water supply and drain lines (you will get some woter from them so have a bucket ready) from the washer or the sink end (probably best at this end).

    Pull it out and take the supply/drain lines off of it and put them on the new unit and feed them through the cabinet to the sink area.

    Slide the new unit in and ensure it is level and plumb all the way around. Screw the braces back into the underside of the countertop. Hook up water and drain line to the appropriate sources and plug the unit in. Turn on water supply and do a test run standing right there to ensure it doesnt leak and drains correctly.



    Thanks, I appreciate the instructions. Sounds like something I can do myself.
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  • ladyhunter
    is it hard wired or plug in may have to do a little wiring but if i can do it you should be able to
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  • Maalox
    quote:Originally posted by ladyhunter
    is it hard wired or plug in may have to do a little wiring but if i can do it you should be able to


    It's a plug, but I'm comfortable working with electricty. I wired the 20'X30' detached garage in my previous home so I have some experience with that. Just not with plumbing[:I]
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  • HappyNanoq
    quote:Originally posted by dcon12
    I always just divorced one and married another. Don


    That can be a steep price to pay - if you don't have a Prewash-prenub so she gets half...
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  • zipperzap
    quote:Maalox:

    How difficult is it to replace a dishwasher?

    ... a coupe of years ago we fired Anna and hired Maria. That's the
    beauty of illegal aliens - you can still hire and fire!
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