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Here's the good news. I finally get the copper line seated and turn the water on to test it for leaks. No leaks.
![]() ![]() Reseating that end of the copper line and putting fresh teflon tape on it does not solve the leak problem. ![]() ![]() |
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Sure as **** it is leaking.
![]() I went into the kitchen to make dinner (tonight's lovely meal is hamburger helper) and there was a huge puddle in the kitchen. I've turned the water off to the dishwasher and am not dealing with it tonight. I really wanted this bastard to work too since my old one (which came with the house when I bought five years ago) looks to be a cheap one from the mid 80's while the one my dad gave me is a top of the line Maytag from around ten years ago (his girlfriend wanted a new refrigerator so they got a dishwasher to match the stainless steel finish on the frig). My old dishwasher only had spinning jets on the bottom but this one has spinning jets on the top and the bottom with oscolating jets on both sides so it should do a better job. My old dishwasher required me to rise and pre-wash the dishes before putting them in the dishwasher which was annoying but this one supposedly does a much better job so you just have to rinse the dishes off and then put them in. Tomorrow after work I'm going to the home depot and checking out one of those flexible water lines because this copper line sucks ass. |
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because it was an improvement. A machine that probably cleans better due to increased location and quantity of nozzles. Also newer machines will generally be more efficient in terms of electrical use. Besides, i like replacing my kichen applicances prior to their failing, so I can look for sales and timing of the installation. |
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So the moral of the story is that you wasted a lot of time dicking around with an old dishwasher when you could have just cut to the chase and bought a new one, like we said all along. |
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