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Originally Posted by ITD
That's an easy fix, a couple wrenches, a few contortions to get it off, bring it to the hardware store or Lowes, get a new one, put it back in, make sure it doesn't leak and you are done.
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Of the things that can go wrong in a kitchen, ice-makers and dishwashers number near the top. Not to mention the energy hogs that they are. A friend has added a second air-handler because the dishwasher had overloaded the air conditioning.
In older kitchens, access is often better, but it's "the few contortions" will cause DIY'ers to call for service. Dishwasher hoses
tend to be short, close to electric wires, and are hard to handle, so it's not like replacing a clothes-washer hose.
