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Tom the Elder (CA)
The drain line from my dishwasher is long enough to be in the way. Is there a way to shorten it by cutting a section out of the middle? My back is in a condition that would likely hurt myself if I try to disconnect it from the air gap above the sink. Thanks.
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bsipps (PA)
Try pushing the hose through the hole in the cabinet back toward the dishwasher
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packy (MA)
exactly.. just push the excess back under the dishwasher.
if for some reason it won't push back, just make a loop like the stainless line and attach it to the back wall.
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george 7941
No, that drain line cannot be cut in the middle. There is no fitting available that will mate with a cut end.
The dishwasher installation manuals always include the caution - do not cut the drain hose in the ribbed section.
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Tom the Elder (CA)
Duhhh ... sometimes I need a slap upside the head to see the obvious. Thanks.
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