I had to do this to mine too and it stunk worse than the locker room at a WNBA basketball game at halftime. I was ready to scrap the unit but put Vicks vapor rub on just under my nose and I got through this job.
PROTIP: On those dishwashers - you can press the button THEN close the door versus trying to stick your fingers into the small slot post door closure event.
That assumes all your buttons are working. I've got a similar model. The buttons on the right half of the door just stopped responding on mine, meaning that I can't start a load of dishes even though the washer will turn on.
All, this is good information. Also if you have just installed a new garbage disposal in your sink, make sure the plug is removed. It is really easy to do just a screw driver and a small hammer. You can remove the plug prior to installing the disposal or if it is already installed just put you hand inside and pull the plug out. It’s made of plastic. If you are installing a badger insinkerator, read step 15 in your instruction manual. I didn’t and had water standing in the dish washer. This was the problem for me. Hope this helps someone.
You saved me hundreds of dollars from not having to call in someone who service my dishwasher. I read your post and found out this was exactly my issue. The installation video I referenced didn't mention this at all. Thanks so much.
The two dishwashers I've repaired for friends both didn't drain because of a broken wine glass. Bits of glass got stuck in the bottom filter, pump drain, etc.
@@billgatess1 I took out the racks. Undid the filter at the bottom and looked around the very bottom with a flashlight and carefully extracted the bits of glass there and in the filter.
I would almost work for you for free just to get whats in your head into my head. Videos are the next best thing, thank you for sharing your skills with us.
Dishwashers, washing machines, fridges, etc....can be so finicky/fussy to fix. Can end up being something simple, or something horrendous 🤣 (wish the mounting clips/fasteners were made little bit more durable etc...; why, cuz you’d be surprised how many times I go & fix a dishwasher & those things are broken....or just plain GONE!).
Amen brother. Those mounting clips are flimsy and just waiting to slip off or bend off. Horrible quality even on the higher end dishwasher (I am looking at you Miele). The clips should not be poorly manufactured for installation of mainstream washers either. For the uninitiated, if your dishwasher is wobbly, look up at where the DW attaches to the underneath of the cabinet - it's probably not the feet (even though that was part of the problem in the Handyman's fix of this one). Good video. Good use of the shop vac on this one (and your next video) (taught me the versatility of a shop vac).
Great job 👍👍👍 Getting them up and running quickly is the name of the game. I routinely make repairs of broken parts or whatever, to get people online, then order the new parts, ASAP. My only rule is, not cause a safety hazzard by making my temporary repair.
@@desertguy1362 I remember a tank flapper he changed for like $200 or $250, and thought you could buy a new toilet for that. But, depending on the age of it plus the price per hour, it does not make sense to have him fix the dishwasher.
If you want your dishwasher to last rinse your dishes off first. I had a daughter put a large bowl with a bunch of bread dough left in and it gummed up the filter big time. Had to tear it apart to get that dough out, was like glue.
Like this guys' sense of humor ...he's just himself. With good apprenticeships, we can fix anything...overnight or with steady, natural, dosages of learning.
You'd think they'd use something like a braided cable with loops on the end... but then they'd probably have to have metal pulley wheels and all of a sudden the dishwasher costs a dollar more to make.
9:02 i have the exact same dishwasher and just did the exact same fix. i was shocked at how cheap they were using string. what annoys me even more is that i know i will have to replace it again in another few years. my grandmother has had the same dishwasher since 1981, and the difference in build quality is huge. things really were made to last back then. had to replace the dispenser as well because the plastic tab that hooks onto the latch broke off
Pls talk to us as your doing your stuff. No clue what drill bit ur using or which hose under the sink do we disconnect? I have 4 hoses with my disposal. I need better instructions
Please don't use a drill just use a standard Philips screwdriver the hoses that go to your dishwasher should run through holes that are drilled through the side of the cabinet there's a water supply hose and there should be a clear or maybe solid colored holes it's usually corrugated that will connect to a garbage disposal or the tail piece of the kitchen sink if the dishwasher is not draining try holding the drain option or holding the start option to cancel the operation to see if there's a humming sound if there is a humming sound that would indicate that the pump is still running if the pump is running try disconnecting the drain hose from the garbage disposal or sink drain tailpipe and using approximately 4 to 5 ft of 12 or 14 gauge electrical wire you will need to curl it at the tip to push it through the drain hose that will clear any solid debris from the hose you may require a multi-bit screwdriver such as a 11 in 1 to remove the drain hose from under the sink
What area are you in? Is there a P-Trap on the ABS? That is the first time I have ever seen a dishwasher drain into an open pipe like that. Most parts of the country require the dishwasher to go through an "air-gap" before draining into the main line and all drain connections should be secured with clamps. Looks like there should be a screen protecting the impeller from debris. I also do home repair and remodeling on the west coast and much of the work I do is following other people around correcting the things they have done improperly.
Look up make and model. There is a sequence of buttons you hold down and it goes into test mode. Very useful instead of waiting for all the cycles. It's a great time saver.
Most Likely We Do It Services Yep, fridges, thermostats, electronic washing machines, etc....all have the wonderful test/service mode you can use. It’s sure great, but wish to get into the mode was standard from product to product; as sometimes it can be frustrating to enter the mode🤣 ✌🏻🇺🇸
Great sense of humor - the cartoon voices cheer me up in this disgusting, corrupt, greedy, climate circling the toilet bowl world we live in today. The world needs your sense of humor.
Of course you won't turn down a paycheck. But man, your Client should've just cut their losses and bought a new one with a $100 install fee from a big box store. Would've been the same price as parts and your labor. lol.
That white, spinny thing, is called an impeller. Airplanes have propellers. I just thought I'd be an ass. Good video. Brave man to work on that smelly box.
I haven't watched the video yet, but my dishwasher did this first time using it in our house when we bought it. Whoever installed it didn't angle the drain hose the right way. So the water wouldn't drain fully and would just back up into the washer.
What about a dishwasher the drains but stinky despite being cleaned with multiple cleaners and bleach? Dish washer is phenomenal other than the stench. (Actually I think I have the same dish washer as in the video)
Great video, thanks! My dishwasher is not draining consistently. It drains initially and then stops. The dishwasher rumbles but no water is drained after the initial burst. Does this mean my drain pump is bad? Will drain pumps work intermittently or do I have another issue?
I had a similar job 2 months ago. It turned out the check valve (a little rubber flapper valve) had broken off and got clogged in the drainage hose. I made a new one from a rubber flip flop sandal I had in my truck and it's still working. I did not charge for the new part :-)
A strange thing has happened lately. I've raised my rate a bit and business more than tripled. I don't know if it is perceived value or one customer with a lot of connections but have you experienced this phenomenon in your business?
2:25 For the love of health and decency... what is your problem?!? I have the thought that this guy did this video just so he could post his 2 minute+ gimmicky garden hose sponsorship advertisement! Folks: Do yourself a favor take notes or pictures so you can remember how it goes back together (and do it right away, don't put it off), trust me on this. Another tip, don't wait for a month or longer to address this problem and you won't have to deal with the smell of stagnate water (and try a pair of latex gloves, if you aren't allergic). 5:54 PS And use extra caution doing this sort of foolishness because if you break your dishwasher's hot water inlet line (very few use flexible hoses) then the result will be a VERY flooded house with a huge amount of water damage and a piss poor time of it explaining to some BS insurance adjuster what in world you were trying to accomplish (by the time you, the plumber or emergency responder finds your main water shutoff valve, HOURS OF BLASTING WATER), if you're lucky! You will not want this situation to happen (think flashing emergency vehicles blocking traffic while parked for hours directly in front of your house, nervous breakdowns, your mate thinking you are an idiot for the rest of your lives together, HOA/neighborhood gossip or worse). There are some really good videos around here but...
when I bought my house they installed a brand new Bosch dishwasher but I found out after it took 6+ hours for a load that they hooked it up to the COLD water line. lol
7:02 ...if you want your dishwasher to load hot water then run your hot water at the kitchen sink until it runs hot before starting your dishwasher otherwise it will load the cold water that has been sitting in the pipe between your water heater and dishwasher (which will likely be the amount that it needs and very little hot water will go into the washing cycles (the hot water will only fill the pipe between those appliances and it will cool off by the time the next cycle comes, the result being that you will be washing your dishes in cool or cold water (unless you DON'T use the energy saver settings or DO use the heating element setting if your system has one))). I have the idea that you will understand the situation and how it is occurring now that its been brought to your attention... Best regards.
Using the shop vac method, pulling your clog through the system, is very easy works all the time…….I’ve done it maybe 4-5 times in 2 years (kids don’t do a good job of rinsing before loading…..lol)
I have a video coming out in about a week and a simple washing machine repair. The repair only 10 minutes. Most homeowners would go out and buy a new machine.
Waste of time! You should have been in the hose replacement department! Way too long! What does the hose have to do with resolving the dishwasher problem??? Thanks, Barry
Poor explanations, but mostly, the vid could've been 10 minutes shorter and accomplish the same thing...people have too much free time. thumbs down, sorry
John 3:16-17 For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him.
I have a wet vac stored away smh why didn’t I think of that. Been waiting on three weeks for my landlord to come drain mine. Its stinking up my kitchen I’ll drain it and wait I guess
I have a euromaidE1Dww and I have a overflow censor in my Fisher so when it get an overflow the censor comes on you sort out the turn dish washer and it won't start
should be a check valve built into the pump that doesn't allow you to blow backwards like that. (has to be here in Canada maybe different in your location) the filter is fine its a dishwasher not a garburator. large foods and solid items should be removed from the dishes before they go in. anything the soap cannot break down the dishwasher, by design will attempt to flush down the drain. also if the pump is running with the door open as it was in the video, it means that your flood switch has been tripped.
You seem to know about dishwashers I have same problem with my dishwasher not draining. But I detach drain hose from sink drain. Dishwasher drains fine into bucket. (The sink drain is not plugged)
Love this. My wife said, “if he’s smelling the hose, he’s not afraid of work”. She’s white collar, I’m not. She appreciates what you’ve done vs a salesman telling me we need me 2 new motherboards… one I’ve already purchased. I’ll follow up if this does it. I found a string in my blender head (different unit).
Hey handy man nice job figuring that out. I have installed many dw and inspectors here in florida want dw drain line coming from up top as close to top as you can then loop or have a lift and drop to keep from having water back flowing from sink back into dw and not draining right . Some counties want line strapped or zip strip holding high or holding loop. Good video ! Till the next one !
Thank you very much for the tip about the loop! My dishwasher was continually getting stinky and we couldn't figure out why. My dishwasher discharge line ran straight dishwasher to the disposal.. and I'm guessing it doesn't have a checkvalve in it to prevent flow from the sink into the dishwasher. Didn't have enough line to create a loop, but pinned the line up high, very close to the countertop and well above the disposal... it's been about two weeks now and the stink is minimal!! We've been washing dishes by hand in that time... there was still a little stink left in the dishwasher tonight when we looked for the first time so we're going to re-run it tonight to clear that out and get a better "stink baseline", but I think I'm going to go ahead and call this a win! Thank you again
This worked. I couldn’t blow into it so I took my shop vac and sucked it out. Then I could blow into it, granted it’s really hard to get bubbles but I saw hope. Kept adding water and sucking it out with the vac. Great quick fix thanks!
You sure don't talk much... might help when you're teaching someone how to do something.
this totally doesn't look like an easy fix :D
that's what i was thinking
Yeah but Better than having to pay an arm and a leg to have a plumber do it though
@@fawnnorris-coderre6601 I'd rather pay the arm and leg. 🤷
probably not
@@DizJakeOG That's the easy fix! "If" they don't sell you a new one before they're done.
For what you pay an honest service guy you buy the screw gun.
A requirement for being a good handyman is having your crack showing when working on a fix
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Yes!! Thank you!
Lmaooo😭😭😭
Thank you so much for posting this. That smell is unbearable. Serious test for your gage reflex!
I had to do this to mine too and it stunk worse than the locker room at a WNBA basketball game at halftime. I was ready to scrap the unit but put Vicks vapor rub on just under my nose and I got through this job.
PROTIP: On those dishwashers - you can press the button THEN close the door versus trying to stick your fingers into the small slot post door closure event.
That assumes all your buttons are working. I've got a similar model. The buttons on the right half of the door just stopped responding on mine, meaning that I can't start a load of dishes even though the washer will turn on.
All, this is good information. Also if you have just installed a new garbage disposal in your sink, make sure the plug is removed. It is really easy to do just a screw driver and a small hammer. You can remove the plug prior to installing the disposal or if it is already installed just put you hand inside and pull the plug out. It’s made of plastic. If you are installing a badger insinkerator, read step 15 in your instruction manual. I didn’t and had water standing in the dish washer. This was the problem for me. Hope this helps someone.
Hi
Thank you! This was exactly what I needed to hear.
Yes, it did, ty. Just changed garbage disposal n missed step 15
This was EXACTLY my issue. Thank you!!!!
You saved me hundreds of dollars from not having to call in someone who service my dishwasher. I read your post and found out this was exactly my issue. The installation video I referenced didn't mention this at all. Thanks so much.
Host goes 5-minutes at a time without talking to you about what he is doing. Removes assorted screws without any closeups.
Everyone is a critic. Yes he could add some captions to explain what he's doing.
It’s called common sense
@@NJTroutSniffer it’s not common sense if someone has never done that before
@@Misskirty no you just lack common sense
@@mystre4193 Your dad probably beat you
I find it comforting that I’m not the only one that suffers from the dreaded “dishwater smell”. 😂
Take a cup of vinegar and put it on the top shelf and run a regular cycle, no dishes. Do that every 6 months or so.
The two dishwashers I've repaired for friends both didn't drain because of a broken wine glass. Bits of glass got stuck in the bottom filter, pump drain, etc.
And how did you get it out? I suspect the same with our dishwasher
@@billgatess1 I took out the racks. Undid the filter at the bottom and looked around the very bottom with a flashlight and carefully extracted the bits of glass there and in the filter.
Could broken vodka bottles stop it from draining? Asking for a friend.
I would almost work for you for free just to get whats in your head into my head. Videos are the next best thing, thank you for sharing your skills with us.
How about explaining things.?
Dishwashers, washing machines, fridges, etc....can be so finicky/fussy to fix. Can end up being something simple, or something horrendous 🤣 (wish the mounting clips/fasteners were made little bit more durable etc...; why, cuz you’d be surprised how many times I go & fix a dishwasher & those things are broken....or just plain GONE!).
Amen brother. Those mounting clips are flimsy and just waiting to slip off or bend off. Horrible quality even on the higher end dishwasher (I am looking at you Miele). The clips should not be poorly manufactured for installation of mainstream washers either. For the uninitiated, if your dishwasher is wobbly, look up at where the DW attaches to the underneath of the cabinet - it's probably not the feet (even though that was part of the problem in the Handyman's fix of this one). Good video. Good use of the shop vac on this one (and your next video) (taught me the versatility of a shop vac).
Great job 👍👍👍 Getting them up and running quickly is the name of the game. I routinely make repairs of broken parts or whatever, to get people online, then order the new parts, ASAP.
My only rule is, not cause a safety hazzard by making my temporary repair.
Sign of someone who knows a thing or to.
Sometimes people need a little time to get the money together for parts or new. Temporary fix allows them a little extra time do that.
Watching you work without an explanation of what you are doing and why you are doing it is not particularly helpful.
Dishwashers and garbage disposals = easy money.
Had the same issue with mine it ended up being a top to a soda can
I am gonna guess, it would of been cheaper to purchase a brand new one than have you fix it.
@@desertguy1362 I remember a tank flapper he changed for like $200 or $250, and thought you could buy a new toilet for that. But, depending on the age of it plus the price per hour, it does not make sense to have him fix the dishwasher.
If you want your dishwasher to last rinse your dishes off first. I had a daughter put a large bowl with a bunch of bread dough left in and it gummed up the filter big time. Had to tear it apart to get that dough out, was like glue.
Like this guys' sense of humor ...he's just himself. With good apprenticeships, we can fix anything...overnight or with steady, natural, dosages of learning.
You'd think they'd use something like a braided cable with loops on the end... but then they'd probably have to have metal pulley wheels and all of a sudden the dishwasher costs a dollar more to make.
Great video...I fix things around my house and your videos are really helpful. Congrats!
9:02 i have the exact same dishwasher and just did the exact same fix. i was shocked at how cheap they were using string. what annoys me even more is that i know i will have to replace it again in another few years. my grandmother has had the same dishwasher since 1981, and the difference in build quality is huge. things really were made to last back then. had to replace the dispenser as well because the plastic tab that hooks onto the latch broke off
5 o'clock on a Saturday ?...reminds me of Billy Joel
Pls talk to us as your doing your stuff. No clue what drill bit ur using or which hose under the sink do we disconnect? I have 4 hoses with my disposal. I need better instructions
Please don't use a drill just use a standard Philips screwdriver the hoses that go to your dishwasher should run through holes that are drilled through the side of the cabinet there's a water supply hose and there should be a clear or maybe solid colored holes it's usually corrugated that will connect to a garbage disposal or the tail piece of the kitchen sink if the dishwasher is not draining try holding the drain option or holding the start option to cancel the operation to see if there's a humming sound if there is a humming sound that would indicate that the pump is still running if the pump is running try disconnecting the drain hose from the garbage disposal or sink drain tailpipe and using approximately 4 to 5 ft of 12 or 14 gauge electrical wire you will need to curl it at the tip to push it through the drain hose that will clear any solid debris from the hose you may require a multi-bit screwdriver such as a 11 in 1 to remove the drain hose from under the sink
Am I the only one who wasn't completely irritated they didn't use steel cable for the spring system?
You left off the crucial step of WHAT to disconnect to blow bubbles. Doesn't help me a bit! Thanks for nothing.
Exactly wtf
What area are you in? Is there a P-Trap on the ABS? That is the first time I have ever seen a dishwasher drain into an open pipe like that. Most parts of the country require the dishwasher to go through an "air-gap" before draining into the main line and all drain connections should be secured with clamps. Looks like there should be a screen protecting the impeller from debris. I also do home repair and remodeling on the west coast and much of the work I do is following other people around correcting the things they have done improperly.
I literally have this problem rn!
Look up make and model. There is a sequence of buttons you hold down and it goes into test mode. Very useful instead of waiting for all the cycles. It's a great time saver.
Most Likely We Do It Services Yep, fridges, thermostats, electronic washing machines, etc....all have the wonderful test/service mode you can use. It’s sure great, but wish to get into the mode was standard from product to product; as sometimes it can be frustrating to enter the mode🤣
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@@AepekAepek absolutely agrees.
I want to take a second and thank you for making these videos.
You are welcome. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment.
Thanks for sharing! Always rinse the dishes before putting them in.
Informative video. It was nice to see you how you improvised to make the temp repair for the door.
7:33 what's the story behind the ziploc bag rubber band around what I assume is the soap dispenser? Pro install like the dishwasher?
Wow, small world I used to work for teknor Apex some 25 + years ago before I move to Florida...
Love the Gd moron thing where theres no steps.
Do I have the unplugged the socket before attempting?
Great sense of humor - the cartoon voices cheer me up in this disgusting, corrupt, greedy, climate circling the toilet bowl world we live in today. The world needs your sense of humor.
Of course you won't turn down a paycheck. But man, your Client should've just cut their losses and bought a new one with a $100 install fee from a big box store. Would've been the same price as parts and your labor. lol.
That white, spinny thing, is called an impeller. Airplanes have propellers. I just thought I'd be an ass. Good video. Brave man to work on that smelly box.
bet its not the only smelly box he's worked on!
I haven't watched the video yet, but my dishwasher did this first time using it in our house when we bought it. Whoever installed it didn't angle the drain hose the right way. So the water wouldn't drain fully and would just back up into the washer.
Thats exactly my situation. I am watching vid before going to house to fix dw.
What about a dishwasher the drains but stinky despite being cleaned with multiple cleaners and bleach? Dish washer is phenomenal other than the stench. (Actually I think I have the same dish washer as in the video)
Make sure your drain hose has a high loop in it to stop sink water from backing into the sump of the dishwasher. That can cause a smell
Great video, thanks! My dishwasher is not draining consistently. It drains initially and then stops. The dishwasher rumbles but no water is drained after the initial burst. Does this mean my drain pump is bad? Will drain pumps work intermittently or do I have another issue?
The end of this video was the best ! Whispering "I gotta get out of here"! LOL !
Every clog is different. I simply used baking powder and venegar, let it sit for 20 minutes, poured hot water into the drain, ran it and viola.
Handyman do u have video for adding outlet for TV mount? And why is there a red wire in this box
I had a similar job 2 months ago. It turned out the check valve (a little rubber flapper valve) had broken off and got clogged in the drainage hose. I made a new one from a rubber flip flop sandal I had in my truck and it's still working. I did not charge for the new part :-)
A strange thing has happened lately. I've raised my rate a bit and business more than tripled. I don't know if it is perceived value or one customer with a lot of connections but have you experienced this phenomenon in your business?
Sounds like an awesome problem to have. I can’t find enough business at the moment, wish I had more.
2:25 For the love of health and decency... what is your problem?!? I have the thought that this guy did this video just so he could post his 2 minute+ gimmicky garden hose sponsorship advertisement!
Folks: Do yourself a favor take notes or pictures so you can remember how it goes back together (and do it right away, don't put it off), trust me on this. Another tip, don't wait for a month or longer to address this problem and you won't have to deal with the smell of stagnate water (and try a pair of latex gloves, if you aren't allergic).
5:54 PS And use extra caution doing this sort of foolishness because if you break your dishwasher's hot water inlet line (very few use flexible hoses) then the result will be a VERY flooded house with a huge amount of water damage and a piss poor time of it explaining to some BS insurance adjuster what in world you were trying to accomplish (by the time you, the plumber or emergency responder finds your main water shutoff valve, HOURS OF BLASTING WATER), if you're lucky! You will not want this situation to happen (think flashing emergency vehicles blocking traffic while parked for hours directly in front of your house, nervous breakdowns, your mate thinking you are an idiot for the rest of your lives together, HOA/neighborhood gossip or worse).
There are some really good videos around here but...
Make sure you blow, don't suck :0/ top tip lol
Vinegar and baking soda is all you needed
when I bought my house they installed a brand new Bosch dishwasher but I found out after it took 6+ hours for a load that they hooked it up to the COLD water line. lol
What tool/appliance do you use to suck the water out?
7:02 ...if you want your dishwasher to load hot water then run your hot water at the kitchen sink until it runs hot before starting your dishwasher otherwise it will load the cold water that has been sitting in the pipe between your water heater and dishwasher (which will likely be the amount that it needs and very little hot water will go into the washing cycles (the hot water will only fill the pipe between those appliances and it will cool off by the time the next cycle comes, the result being that you will be washing your dishes in cool or cold water (unless you DON'T use the energy saver settings or DO use the heating element setting if your system has one))). I have the idea that you will understand the situation and how it is occurring now that its been brought to your attention... Best regards.
A better solution for removing the smell would be a couple of cups of white vinegar in a bowl run through the dish washer.
Legrand68 it smells because it’s not draining.
Thanks, that was informative. I give you credit for blowing the crud out of the hose, you are a brave man! Keep up the great work!
DC
Dan Conlan I’ve blown some crud out of a couple hoses in my time.
I am about to suck siphon, if I dont see a blocking object as he did in vid. Here goes, bacteria hell--use a gasoline siphon pump--instead.
I thought of sucking it to create a siphon and drain it that way but what a mouthful that would have been !
this week in: i'm not sure i'd have put my mouth on that...
He disinfected it with mustard.
I was strangely aroused😝
@@blueribb99 strange technique. doubtful it would get the job done.
@@fd3871 I believe he was checking to see if the hose was clogged.
I've given up on my POS dishwasher. It has taken years from my life dealing with that piece of complete junk.
Using the shop vac method, pulling your clog through the system, is very easy works all the time…….I’ve done it maybe 4-5 times in 2 years (kids don’t do a good job of rinsing before loading…..lol)
installed a Bosch dishwasher a few months ago and it had string's connected to the door spring aswell
Almost all are made by fridgidaire,, including Bosch
Mine won't even turn on, not draining either
Good video... Like the way you improvised
Lucky me i dont even wan to have a dishwasher maself.
So troublesome.😁😁😁
just saved me $140 and a smile from my girl lol ty for the video
I have a video coming out in about a week and a simple washing machine repair. The repair only 10 minutes. Most homeowners would go out and buy a new machine.
ill make sure to check it out. great content man, keep em coming.
Waste of time!
You should have been in the hose replacement department!
Way too long! What does the hose have to do with resolving the dishwasher problem???
Thanks,
Barry
Poor explanations, but mostly, the vid could've been 10 minutes shorter and accomplish the same thing...people have too much free time. thumbs down, sorry
John 3:16-17 For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him.
Are you gonna explain or just do it and we have to just know what you did
I have a wet vac stored away smh why didn’t I think of that. Been waiting on three weeks for my landlord to come drain mine. Its stinking up my kitchen
I’ll drain it and wait I guess
I have a euromaidE1Dww and I have a overflow censor in my Fisher so when it get an overflow the censor comes on you sort out the turn dish washer and it won't start
Man I can't even blow damned bubbles thru mine. Guess I'll get out the snake. If that snake will even go thru the one inch hose. Fml
For someone that doesn’t know anything about dishwashers this is not an Easy fix like the title of this video says. 🤦🏻♀️
Man you should have called this video "dish washer cpr"
My washing,clean and sanitizing lights are blinking and wont start
Advice?
I have a fridgidaire
whats your opinion on LG dishwashers?
It was easy to work on and replacement parts are easy to find
That's what you get for doing a load with only a single coffee pot! 😜 Jk jk thanks for the vid! 😃
Para cord to the rescue! Got to think on your feet to keep the customers happy.
@@blueribb99 his loafers don't have laces
I wish you would talk through the steps😞
This is definitely a busted discombobulator. The only fix is increased gravity.
7:43 what is that on the right?
Also I have this exact same dishwasher. Thanks!
kmonnier I was wondering the same thing. It looks like a sandwich bag with a rubber band fashioned on to a dish soap dispenser to catch a soap leak.
Should be an anti reverse check in that hose. You might have destroyed it by blowing into it so hard.
I’m watching this video like wtf? I gotta get on the roof? Hell no lol all that for a dishwasher puddle smh
Is he hoovering out the water? A bit more chat would help for those of us who are clueless! 😂
This is the worst easy fix it video I’ve ever seen. Your not explaining or showing us anything
The easy fix to replace the dishwasher or remove the kitchen with a bulldozer.
My dishwasher got a problem , the handyman is charge over $200 to fix it
Very poor demonstration. Didn’t learn anything worthwhile
So it turns out all, I needed to do was run the garbage disposal for my "easy fix".
Work ethic - Excellent!
I used baking soda and white vinegar and unplugged the dishwasher that was not draining.
Do I really have to blow my dishwasher to get it to work? 🤣
should be a check valve built into the pump that doesn't allow you to blow backwards like that. (has to be here in Canada maybe different in your location) the filter is fine its a dishwasher not a garburator. large foods and solid items should be removed from the dishes before they go in. anything the soap cannot break down the dishwasher, by design will attempt to flush down the drain. also if the pump is running with the door open as it was in the video, it means that your flood switch has been tripped.
You seem to know about dishwashers I have same problem with my dishwasher not draining. But I detach drain hose from sink drain. Dishwasher drains fine into bucket. (The sink drain is not plugged)
Nice
This looks like a Samsung dishwasher. They are the worst compared to a Bosch
As soon as he held up that piece and asked, “what does this thing do? I changed the video.
I think i have this crappy model because both issues occured with my dishwasher
Check to see if the dishwasher is draining by looking in the garbage disposal.
Love this. My wife said, “if he’s smelling the hose, he’s not afraid of work”. She’s white collar, I’m not. She appreciates what you’ve done vs a salesman telling me we need me 2 new motherboards… one I’ve already purchased. I’ll follow up if this does it. I found a string in my blender head (different unit).
Hey handy man nice job figuring that out. I have installed many dw and inspectors here in florida want dw drain line coming from up top as close to top as you can then loop or have a lift and drop to keep from having water back flowing from sink back into dw and not draining right . Some counties want line strapped or zip strip holding high or holding loop. Good video ! Till the next one !
Thank you very much for the tip about the loop! My dishwasher was continually getting stinky and we couldn't figure out why. My dishwasher discharge line ran straight dishwasher to the disposal.. and I'm guessing it doesn't have a checkvalve in it to prevent flow from the sink into the dishwasher. Didn't have enough line to create a loop, but pinned the line up high, very close to the countertop and well above the disposal... it's been about two weeks now and the stink is minimal!! We've been washing dishes by hand in that time... there was still a little stink left in the dishwasher tonight when we looked for the first time so we're going to re-run it tonight to clear that out and get a better "stink baseline", but I think I'm going to go ahead and call this a win! Thank you again
Wet vac it out first! Put in some lemon scented water then carry on with the troubleshooting . Good idea
This worked. I couldn’t blow into it so I took my shop vac and sucked it out. Then I could blow into it, granted it’s really hard to get bubbles but I saw hope. Kept adding water and sucking it out with the vac. Great quick fix thanks!