Drain hose up higher just like a washing machine has to be!!I makes sense! Awesome dad advice to this southern independent gal!!! Thank you from S.C!!!
Thank you for this discussion. Remember a picture is worth 1,000 words. Editing in a picture of an air gap and a check valve would increase the value of this video.
I love that you’re doing these “fix it yourself” videos. I’ve been a plumber for 15 years and did service plumbing for about 3 years. I always told customers to look the problem up on the internet or TH-cam. So many fixes are fairly simple. Hopefully this will help people and keep them from calling the Corp. commission plumbing companies.
if people did it all themselves, what would plumbers do for a job??? i'm a mechanic and i love it when people watch videos that leave out key steps, and then bring their car to me to fix what they fixed , which is usually a matter of fixing everything they tried to remove on the way to what they thought was the bad part , then fix the new part they destroyed installing it, and finally figuring out was was actually bad to begin with,,,, but i agree, if you tend to be good with machines, try it yourself first, lots of things are really simple, but it can be hard to tell what's really wrong with this stuff,so you just keep throwing parts at it till it works,,,,, nothing beats experience, i'm just really lucky , being a mechanic ,(auto body and paint , mostly), to know someone in almost every trade out there, so i lust ask them
Great video! I fixed my "Dishwasher not draining" problem. When I popped off the cap for the Air Gap Valve, there was debris in there which consisted of egg shell, hair, garlic skin and a staple. I removed the debris, now the dishwasher is draining properly. Thank you for sharing your experience!
Can you please thank your dad for such a simple solution to an annoying problem. My dishwasher waste runs through the food disposal unit and the hose runs from there straight down towards the dishwasher. As there is slack in the hose I am going to raise it so the water from the basin can't flow uphill. Your dads advice is simply invaluable. Cheers!
I appreciate you for starting this channel and sharing this knowledge with the community. I lost my dad in my 20s and having a channel like this to go to in my 30s makes all the difference. Thank you for sharing your dad with us all! ❤
This guy is my kind of construction worker. Being in the electrical field for over 20 years, you appreciate the “Don’t like it, ask your barber” recommendations. He’s gold.
Lol I graduated from a trade school in the field of plumbing and omg!!!!!!!! You’re dad reminds me of the dear MR Conway!😢 must be a old master plumber thing.....thank you for the memory!!!!!!!!
Sounds like this drainage issue can be corrected by running the hose which is coming in under the sink from the bottom to move the hose to the top of the sink and put a loop in the hose. Hope I’m hearing you right. I’ll give it a try. Thanks Pat Connell Canton MI
Thank you so much for the tips on how to fix the water not draining out of my dishwasher this has saved me some money. This issue was a clogged dishwasher hose that drains water into the garbage disposal. Thank you once again!!!
Hi Jim and Jordan, why so grumpy? God bless your dad! Only a strong, experienced, expert can handle a big job like a plumber. I totally respect that. Ppl are iffy about the profession but I have a friend who’s father is a master plumber/business owner in NYS and they have no idea how much bank they make. I did a quick q/a with him becuz I was truly curious about the field and he said gets $900 minimum for his services. For 2-5 hours of work. Depending on the extensiveness of the job. Likely more. I asked how he gets through the muck he said he put 3 kids through private school, 2 of those kids through college bought all the kids cars and bought his properties outright. So what does that tell me. He was snarky too 😂.
AnandaBliss, I started my apprenticeship at $2 an hour and that worked out well. Plumbing is a rewarding profession. I’m very comfortable in my retirement and thoroughly enjoy sharing my experience with others through this amazing technology we have today. Thanks for your comments.
Mine when I turn on my dishwasher the water back flow to the sink then my dishwasher turn off then flooding of water inside the dishwasher ? My garbage disposal just make a small noise then it turn off .. ?? Do you think i need to change the garbage disposal or just any clog .. thank you very much ! I’m trying to fix it myself but maybe I need to call plumber ? I know kinda expensive this days .. thank u
I just fixed me dishwasher not draining with this technique. I kinda can’t believe this worked! I simply raised the tube that goes from the washer to the sink. The tube makes a little hill. It is working perfectly now! Thx!
Kenmore Elete does not automatically drain at end of cycle. It does drain if I press the "Cancel/Drain" button. Have confirmed with an inspection that the drain pump is not blocked. The dishwasher is 7 years old with no problems till 3 weeks ago.
I have the same problem as Roger M, my KitchenAide DW will go through the entire cycle, cleans dishes but does not cycle the last drain. I have replaced the control board. Any sugestions?
Thanks, Valerie and Roger for the question. I recommend calling Kenmore since you troubleshot the drain connection. As a plumber, we are responsible for the water to the dishwasher and the drain out of the dishwasher.
Hi Jim, I caught your video trying to find out why my dishwasher isn't draining completely all the time. My drain hose goes thru the floor into the basement into a direct sewer line. Any ideas ?
Arden Miller, install a 3/4” check valve on the drain hose where it connects to the sewer line. Or, take the drain hose and put a bend as high up as you can and then connect it back to the sewer line. You should be able to add on to the drain hose with 5/8 rubber hose. Sounds to me like the water is backing up from the main drain into the dishwasher. You can’t connect the dishwasher drain to the drain under the sink? That’s the best thing you could do.
@@TheGrumpyPlumber Thank you for the advice I will try the check valve. The drain goes into the basement I think because whoever installed the cabinets put a 15" base cabinet between the sink cabinet and the dishwasher.
Thanks for the video. I was wonder what the hell was going on. Now, how do you get and sanitize the dishwasher after all that stagnant water has been in there? And if you don’t use it a lot, should you periodically just cycle it and let it run to flush it out and keep clean water moving? Thanks Again. Appreciate the video. Big Jim Chardon Ohio.
I have a new Bosch dishwasher. Hardly use it. When looking under sink, I noticed that the drain tube that connects to the disposal was full of water. The dishwasher drain reservoir is empty and the filters are nice and clean, but for some reason the tube keeps the water in it even after it flushes. I have reset the cycle and ran it through a manual drain cycle and I can see the water flowing into the disposal but then the tube is never emptied. Is it normal? If not what should I look for?
If the drain hose is laying on the bottom of the cabinet, you need to take the extra hose and tie it up as high above the inlet to the garbage disposal as possible. That stops the water that drains into the kitchen drain from running back into the dishwasher. If that doesn’t fix the problem, then there is a problem with the dishwasher discharge water pump.
@@TheGrumpyPlumber I understand. Last question I have is will there be water in that tube between the discharge pump and where that line goes from vertical to horizontal? Is that tube empty immediately after the discharge pump on a normal drain cycle?
If the hose is looped as I recommended then you won’t get water back into the dishwasher. The purpose in doing the hose this way is so that the water from the kitchen sink does not run back into the dishwasher.
How do I get the air gap out of my Bosch dishwasher? Just installed new garbage disposal and knocked out the piece by hose. I have done everything and still getting a Clean light.
Our GE dishwasher does not. Completely drain. We have checked the drain hose and the connection to the sink drain as well as the filter. Is it possible the pump in the dishwasher is not working properly? It sounds like it pumps for a few seconds and then cuts off (does this a couple times) and then it cuts off and all the lights start flashing in the control and we have to flip the main switch to shut off the power to the dishwasher. After doing this a number of times the dishwasher will eventually drain all the water out but it doesn’t dry the dishes. Should we try replacing the pump?
Marion Cutchen, if the dishwasher is over 5-10 years old, I would recommend replacing the dishwasher. I think it would be too costly to replace the pump. I have never replaced a pump or rebuilt a dishwasher. If you’re not doing the repairs yourself, find out the cost and then find out the cost to replace the dishwasher.
If you have a new garbage disposal don't forget to knock out the plastic cap on the inside of the washer drain hookup on the disposal. This was my problem.
I have tried all the suggestions. My Kenmore drains sometimes but not every time. BUT if I push the "Cancel/Drain" button it seems to always work. Does this mean it is the control panel?
I have the same problem , and here is how i do it. Find the dishwasher drain line under the sink ( make sure you have a container to collect some water) , the last 2 ft for the line for me is a rapper hose. I unhooked the hose from the sink drain and then use a 1/4 auger to clean the line all the way back to dishwasher if you can using the auger. For me is about 9 ft from the sink to the dishwasher. Hope that helps.
Can you have too long of a drain hose going from the dishwasher to the garbage disposal ? Because I noticed the hose is on the floor & there is always water on the bottom of the GE dishwasher.
My dishwasher has started only partially draining. After a load is completed, there’s standing water just covering the heating element. If I use the drain setting on the dishwasher afterward, it’ll take about 3-4 times before the water is removed. I’ve already cleaned the hose to make sure there’s no obstructions. Is it possible that the drain pump is failing, but still works enough to drain partially?
Drew, is the dishwasher drained on an air gap or does it have a check valve where it drains into the garbage disposal? The way that you can check the drain is to disconnect it from the air gap or by removing the check valve. Take the dishwasher hose and connect it to the garbage disposal. Take the middle of the hose and tie it up as high as you can underneath the sink above the garbage disposal drain. You want the water to go up the hose and back down to the garbage disposal. What might be the problem is that when water drains out of the sink through the garbage disposal, it runs down into the dishwasher. This could be a good fix if that is the problem. Air gaps and check valves are constant maintenance.
@@TheGrumpyPlumber thanks! I’ll try elevating the hose. It currently runs along the bottom of the cabinet, then goes up into the dishwasher. It does sound like the pump is working, and it is moving some water, but not completely emptying the dishwasher after a cycle.
So the water goes through the hose and to the disposal, but stops there. I have cleaned it and the hose is not clogged but there is a white wall like thing in the disposal where the hose attaches like 2 inches in ? Im not sure if that’s supposed to be a valve that maybe it’s not opening when draining?
Disconnect the hose. Insert a long screwdriver into the drain opening on the garage disposal to see if it’s clear. If the screwdriver doesn’t go all the way through, that’s your problem. Figure out how to remove the device. If it was a check valve, it usually does not come with the garbage disposal and was added. That’s why a recommend the loop in the drain. If there is no blockage, then you have a problem with the garbage disposal.
I just want to know how the drain hose is suppose to be positioned from the dishwasher to the garbage disposal. Mine is now call connected to the near top of the garbage disposal under the sink cabinet (not the sink), then it loops downward, then upward (still under the sink), then after it goes upward it loops upward over the dividing wall to the dishwasher side, then goes downward to the bottom where it connects to the dishwasher.
G. B. It sounds like you have it installed correctly. If you still have water in the dishwasher after it’s done recycling, you have a problem with the dishwasher. If over ten years old, replace it.
Ahhh I hate to say it because I don't want your dad to be grumpy at me!(lol).. but how about a chalk board or a pen and paper; something!...you need descriptive visuals for the amaturs such as myself. And because of your TH-cam Ad..., your video actually borders on clickbait!... I'm sorry to say. But I did get what your wise father was explaining after I watched it twice, so I thank you both for your time and a big thumbs up.👍😉🇨🇦
David, good idea to use a chalkboard or pen and paper to demonstrate what I’m trying to say. Appreciate this advice! I’ll feel like a college professor!
@fredfloyd4430, the dishwasher hose connects to a branch tail piece. That branch tail piece should have a baffle in it. The baffle diverts the water down the drain and not into the sink. The branch tail piece costs about $5.00. If you already have a branch tail piece, then you should have your drain cleaned. Make sure you hire a plumber, not a person who just cleans drains.
In Christ Alone, keep watching my videos as I demonstrate how to install the hose. The main idea of the drain hose is to have it above the garbage disposal outlet about 6-8 inches.
I have tried all of your suggestions and the hoses positioned as you say but I'm still having issues with my dishwasher not draining everything I've tried everything I don't know what else to do
Kelly Werner, pull up the hose and tie it off as high up under the sink as you can. I do have another video that demonstrates this process so check it out.
I had a plumber come replace an old drain hose with a new hose. Now i have water in the bottom of my dishwasher after a cycle. What could cause this, if it never did this before?
Hey J what’s next, the plumber probably connected the hose to the dishwasher and needed to take the hose and tie it to the bottom of the countertop and then down into the dishwasher so it makes a trap so the water can’t run back to the dishwasher.
Star Gazer, you can attach any hose as long as it has a 5/8 inside diameter. Take a 1/2” piece of copper and insert it into the new hose and the dishwasher hose and clamp it on both sides. Then loop it and attach to the garbage disposal. You might want to insert another piece of copper so the hose won’t collapse when attached to garbage disposal. You can also use a 3/4” inside diameter hose.
Just bought a brand new ge profile... ran a cycle everything was fine. A few days late i go to run another load.. selected my cycle, pressed start, closed the door but wont start. The screen goes dark but all the other light work. Idk whats going on.
I have not found a single video that address is what my dishwasher is doing. My dishwasher is pumping the water out during the washing cycle, just like it’s supposed to, but at the end of the cycle it does not drain out the water at the end and so I’m left with a bunch of water at the bottom once the dishes are clean.
Matt Vaughan, check the drain hose on the dishwasher and see if it’s been installed correctly. You want to see that the hose is coming in the bottom of the cabinet and running up to the bottom of the countertop in the cabinet . From there, it should go to the dishwasher drain on the garbage disposal. That stops the water from the garbage disposal drain from running into the dishwasher. If you have a check valve in the line from the dishwasher to the garbage disposal, that could be locked in the open position. This means that the check valve is no good. I don’t recommend using a check valve. If your dishwasher drain is not connected correctly as described, then your dishwasher pump could be bad.
Mine runs to an air gap shared with a line from the disposal, so it’s up high. Is it possible there’s a clog in that disposal hose. Bypassing the air gap and routing through the top of the cabinet then just go direct to the disposal? The disposal doesn’t need the air gap? Update. Yup, clogged up air gap. Working fine again. Wondering if I should just take that thing off and run the dw drain line directly to the disposal, looped high of course as suggested Anyone know what the intended purpose of the air gap is?
@michaellaforte6964, the purpose of the air gap is to stop the garbage disposal water from running back into the dishwasher. By keeping the disposal line as high as you can, then coming down into the garbage disposal, will stop water from running back into the dishwasher. The newer higher end dishwashers have solved this problem and they do not want an air gap on the drain line.
Thanks Dad! I loved your solution but a pictures worth a thousand words. Could you please get under a sink and explain the loop thing while pointing while you are explaining! Thanks! Barry
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Inverted loop.....geez
@@leonard5911 rude!!
Thank you
Drain hose up higher just like a washing machine has to be!!I makes sense! Awesome dad advice to this southern independent gal!!! Thank you from S.C!!!
What button???? There's nothing to click... I've tried and tried.
Him showing me how to do it would have actually helped me
Same
No doubt
Or him doing it FOR YOU even better
Wait why are u even hear
Call the handy man or women
He does on another video.
Use y’all’s imagination.
Thank you for this discussion. Remember a picture is worth 1,000 words. Editing in a picture of an air gap and a check valve would increase the value of this video.
watch this one, we mention it in the description and the comments. Thanks for watching: th-cam.com/video/Rxf3dCbvKKY/w-d-xo.html
Ya this video didnt help at all since they didnt show anything of what they were talking about.
I love that you’re doing these “fix it yourself” videos. I’ve been a plumber for 15 years and did service plumbing for about 3 years. I always told customers to look the problem up on the internet or TH-cam. So many fixes are fairly simple. Hopefully this will help people and keep them from calling the Corp. commission plumbing companies.
Cash, appreciate your kind words.
if people did it all themselves, what would plumbers do for a job??? i'm a mechanic and i love it when people watch videos that leave out key steps, and then bring their car to me to fix what they fixed , which is usually a matter of fixing everything they tried to remove on the way to what they thought was the bad part , then fix the new part they destroyed installing it, and finally figuring out was was actually bad to begin with,,,, but i agree, if you tend to be good with machines, try it yourself first, lots of things are really simple, but it can be hard to tell what's really wrong with this stuff,so you just keep throwing parts at it till it works,,,,, nothing beats experience, i'm just really lucky , being a mechanic ,(auto body and paint , mostly), to know someone in almost every trade out there, so i lust ask them
Great video! I fixed my "Dishwasher not draining" problem. When I popped off the cap for the Air Gap Valve, there was debris in there which consisted of egg shell, hair, garlic skin and a staple. I removed the debris, now the dishwasher is draining properly. Thank you for sharing your experience!
well done! happy to help
Can you please thank your dad for such a simple solution to an annoying problem.
My dishwasher waste runs through the food disposal unit and the hose runs from there straight down towards the dishwasher. As there is slack in the hose I am going to raise it so the water from the basin can't flow uphill.
Your dads advice is simply invaluable.
Cheers!
I appreciate you for starting this channel and sharing this knowledge with the community. I lost my dad in my 20s and having a channel like this to go to in my 30s makes all the difference. Thank you for sharing your dad with us all! ❤
This guy is my kind of construction worker. Being in the electrical field for over 20 years, you appreciate the “Don’t like it, ask your barber” recommendations. He’s gold.
Lol I graduated from a trade school in the field of plumbing and omg!!!!!!!! You’re dad reminds me of the dear MR Conway!😢 must be a old master plumber thing.....thank you for the memory!!!!!!!!
I just wanted to stop by and say thanks. Within 2 minutes of watching this video I was able to fix my Samsung dishwasher that wasn’t draining. 👍
Sounds like this drainage issue can be corrected by running the hose which is coming in under the sink from the bottom to move the hose to the top of the sink and put a loop in the hose. Hope I’m hearing you right. I’ll give it a try. Thanks Pat Connell Canton MI
My generation... Didn't even need to draw it... Perfectly clear and understandable. Definitely a subscriber.
Thank you so much for the tips on how to fix the water not draining out of my dishwasher this has saved me some money. This issue was a clogged dishwasher hose that drains water into the garbage disposal. Thank you once again!!!
my favorite bit of advice was to “ask your barber” HA!!! so good! Thanks Grumpy Plumber I love this channel!
My husband is not here at the moment... but will let him watch your video. Very informative. Thank you!
Sounds like you have a great father. You're truly blessed.
Hi Jim and Jordan, why so grumpy? God bless your dad! Only a strong, experienced, expert can handle a big job like a plumber. I totally respect that. Ppl are iffy about the profession but I have a friend who’s father is a master plumber/business owner in NYS and they have no idea how much bank they make. I did a quick q/a with him becuz I was truly curious about the field and he said gets $900 minimum for his services. For 2-5 hours of work. Depending on the extensiveness of the job. Likely more. I asked how he gets through the muck he said he put 3 kids through private school, 2 of those kids through college bought all the kids cars and bought his properties outright. So what does that tell me. He was snarky too 😂.
AnandaBliss, I started my apprenticeship at $2 an hour and that worked out well. Plumbing is a rewarding profession. I’m very comfortable in my retirement and thoroughly enjoy sharing my experience with others through this amazing technology we have today. Thanks for your comments.
You’re dad is amazing. Props to him.
He didn't even know it's called an inverted loop.
Is there a factory check valve on the dishwasher you didn't mention?
Didn’t think I’d see the Maui guy here! Pleasantly surprised. Really helpful with troubleshooting
This was better for me than the other you tube videos by other people. Very straight forward and helped me fix my issue. Thanks grumpy plumber!
THANK YOU! i didn't think of the loop trick. all other vids are about cleaning/unclogging, this guy gave some gems of advice.
I love it. This guy is like every midwestern dad. He's a do-er. gonna do the thing and do it right. See you guys at Euchre night. :)
Mine when I turn on my dishwasher the water back flow to the sink then my dishwasher turn off then flooding of water inside the dishwasher ? My garbage disposal just make a small noise then it turn off .. ?? Do you think i need to change the garbage disposal or just any clog ..
thank you very much ! I’m trying to fix it myself but maybe I need to call plumber ? I know kinda expensive this days .. thank u
Ok in the 38 seconds of your video? Well I'm sold! I hit the Subscribe button lol👍😉🇨🇦
Thanks for the help. Electrician trying to do plumbing at home.
Thanks for sharing I’m having this problem with my dishwasher..your dad knows his stuff!! thank you Sir.
I just fixed me dishwasher not draining with this technique. I kinda can’t believe this worked! I simply raised the tube that goes from the washer to the sink. The tube makes a little hill. It is working perfectly now! Thx!
Thank you Grumpy Plumber and Son!
Kenmore Elete does not automatically drain at end of cycle. It does drain if I press the "Cancel/Drain" button. Have confirmed with an inspection that the drain pump is not blocked. The dishwasher is 7 years old with no problems till 3 weeks ago.
I have the same problem as Roger M, my KitchenAide DW will go through the entire cycle, cleans dishes but does not cycle the last drain. I have replaced the control board. Any sugestions?
Thanks, Valerie and Roger for the question. I recommend calling Kenmore since you troubleshot the drain connection. As a plumber, we are responsible for the water to the dishwasher and the drain out of the dishwasher.
My GE dishwasher will turn on to steam for a few minutes then turn off? Would you know what could be the cause of this issue?
Thanks!
@@nickIAM4ever I honestly don’t have any idea. I’m not sure the problem could be in the control board. I hook up dishwashers but don’t do repairs.
Awesome info! Your Dad is the man!
Hi Jim, I caught your video trying to find out why my dishwasher isn't draining completely all the time. My drain hose goes thru the floor into the basement into a direct sewer line. Any ideas ?
Arden Miller, install a 3/4” check valve on the drain hose where it connects to the sewer line. Or, take the drain hose and put a bend as high up as you can and then connect it back to the sewer line. You should be able to add on to the drain hose with 5/8 rubber hose. Sounds to me like the water is backing up from the main drain into the dishwasher. You can’t connect the dishwasher drain to the drain under the sink? That’s the best thing you could do.
@@TheGrumpyPlumber Thank you for the advice I will try the check valve. The drain goes into the basement I think because whoever installed the cabinets put a 15" base cabinet between the sink cabinet and the dishwasher.
My dishwasher has standing water but it’s not from the sink. Could too much drain hose be an issue?? I have quite a bit of excess hose
I did this today and it worked like a charm thanks
Thanks for the video. I was wonder what the hell was going on. Now, how do you get and sanitize the dishwasher after all that stagnant water has been in there? And if you don’t use it a lot, should you periodically just cycle it and let it run to flush it out and keep clean water moving? Thanks Again. Appreciate the video. Big Jim
Chardon Ohio.
I have a new Bosch dishwasher. Hardly use it. When looking under sink, I noticed that the drain tube that connects to the disposal was full of water. The dishwasher drain reservoir is empty and the filters are nice and clean, but for some reason the tube keeps the water in it even after it flushes. I have reset the cycle and ran it through a manual drain cycle and I can see the water flowing into the disposal but then the tube is never emptied.
Is it normal? If not what should I look for?
If the drain hose is laying on the bottom of the cabinet, you need to take the extra hose and tie it up as high above the inlet to the garbage disposal as possible. That stops the water that drains into the kitchen drain from running back into the dishwasher. If that doesn’t fix the problem, then there is a problem with the dishwasher discharge water pump.
@@TheGrumpyPlumber I understand. Last question I have is will there be water in that tube between the discharge pump and where that line goes from vertical to horizontal? Is that tube empty immediately after the discharge pump on a normal drain cycle?
If the hose is looped as I recommended then you won’t get water back into the dishwasher. The purpose in doing the hose this way is so that the water from the kitchen sink does not run back into the dishwasher.
Great video! And great dad-son channel. 💥 Thank you!
How do I get the air gap out of my Bosch dishwasher?
Just installed new garbage disposal and knocked out the piece by hose.
I have done everything and still getting a Clean light.
@@KristinHolloway-f5i I’m sorry but I don’t do dishwasher repairs so I’m not that knowledgeable. Maybe you should ask that question on TH-cam.
Our GE dishwasher does not. Completely drain. We have checked the drain hose and the connection to the sink drain as well as the filter. Is it possible the pump in the dishwasher is not working properly? It sounds like it pumps for a few seconds and then cuts off (does this a couple times) and then it cuts off and all the lights start flashing in the control and we have to flip the main switch to shut off the power to the dishwasher. After doing this a number of times the dishwasher will eventually drain all the water out but it doesn’t dry the dishes. Should we try replacing the pump?
Marion Cutchen, if the dishwasher is over 5-10 years old, I would recommend replacing the dishwasher. I think it would be too costly to replace the pump. I have never replaced a pump or rebuilt a dishwasher. If you’re not doing the repairs yourself, find out the cost and then find out the cost to replace the dishwasher.
I love these guys. Great advise and love that hair. Thanks much.
Love your dad advice and your questions are right on!!
If you have a new garbage disposal don't forget to knock out the plastic cap on the inside of the washer drain hookup on the disposal. This was my problem.
I just had the same problem! This comment helped me because, of course, I am a man and did not read the manual, lol.
Fixed my dishwasher issue today.Thanks a ton…👌👏👏👏👏
Great explanations. Would be great to see some video/picture of a correct installation.
We will make a video on it, stay tuned!
here you go! th-cam.com/video/Rxf3dCbvKKY/w-d-xo.html
thank you !!!!!you are the greatest plumber on the internet>> says nam vet RL Heath
I have tried all the suggestions. My Kenmore drains sometimes but not every time. BUT if I push the "Cancel/Drain" button it seems to always work. Does this mean it is the control panel?
Yes, time to call the Kenmore guy. Good luck!
I have the same problem , and here is how i do it. Find the dishwasher drain line under the sink ( make sure you have a container to collect some water) , the last 2 ft for the line for me is a rapper hose. I unhooked the hose from the sink drain and then use a 1/4 auger to clean the line all the way back to dishwasher if you can using the auger. For me is about 9 ft from the sink to the dishwasher. Hope that helps.
Can you have too long of a drain hose going from the dishwasher to the garbage disposal ? Because I noticed the hose is on the floor & there is always water on the bottom of the GE dishwasher.
Jim, I don’t think you can go over 8 ft., but I’m not positive. The best thing to do is contact the manufacturer of the dishwasher.
@@TheGrumpyPlumber Ok, thanks.
"First off, I'm not the Maytag repair man." 🤣🤣🤣
My dishwasher has started only partially draining. After a load is completed, there’s standing water just covering the heating element. If I use the drain setting on the dishwasher afterward, it’ll take about 3-4 times before the water is removed. I’ve already cleaned the hose to make sure there’s no obstructions. Is it possible that the drain pump is failing, but still works enough to drain partially?
Drew, is the dishwasher drained on an air gap or does it have a check valve where it drains into the garbage disposal? The way that you can check the drain is to disconnect it from the air gap or by removing the check valve. Take the dishwasher hose and connect it to the garbage disposal. Take the middle of the hose and tie it up as high as you can underneath the sink above the garbage disposal drain. You want the water to go up the hose and back down to the garbage disposal. What might be the problem is that when water drains out of the sink through the garbage disposal, it runs down into the dishwasher. This could be a good fix if that is the problem. Air gaps and check valves are constant maintenance.
@@TheGrumpyPlumber thanks! I’ll try elevating the hose. It currently runs along the bottom of the cabinet, then goes up into the dishwasher. It does sound like the pump is working, and it is moving some water, but not completely emptying the dishwasher after a cycle.
Very much appreciated to both of you.
Thanks.
Checked and saw I didn’t have an air gap. Thanks!
So the water goes through the hose and to the disposal, but stops there. I have cleaned it and the hose is not clogged but there is a white wall like thing in the disposal where the hose attaches like 2 inches in ? Im not sure if that’s supposed to be a valve that maybe it’s not opening when draining?
Disconnect the hose. Insert a long screwdriver into the drain opening on the garage disposal to see if it’s clear. If the screwdriver doesn’t go all the way through, that’s your problem. Figure out how to remove the device. If it was a check valve, it usually does not come with the garbage disposal and was added. That’s why a recommend the loop in the drain. If there is no blockage, then you have a problem with the garbage disposal.
Thank you
Thank you for your leadership.
Thank you. It only took minutes to pull out the excessive hose and arrange it the way you said.
Brilliant Man, thank you!
Could it be a malfunctioning solenoid in the dishwasher?
Yes definitely.
I just want to know how the drain hose is suppose to be positioned from the dishwasher to the garbage disposal. Mine is now call connected to the near top of the garbage disposal under the sink cabinet (not the sink), then it loops downward, then upward (still under the sink), then after it goes upward it loops upward over the dividing wall to the dishwasher side, then goes downward to the bottom where it connects to the dishwasher.
G. B. It sounds like you have it installed correctly. If you still have water in the dishwasher after it’s done recycling, you have a problem with the dishwasher. If over ten years old, replace it.
Ran into this issue. Searched and found your video. Thanks for clearing this up!
Perfect! Thank you! I'll be putting in a hook and zip tie that drain hose up as high as I can.
Ahhh I hate to say it because I don't want your dad to be grumpy at me!(lol).. but how about a chalk board or a pen and paper; something!...you need descriptive visuals for the amaturs such as myself. And because of your TH-cam Ad..., your video actually borders on clickbait!... I'm sorry to say. But I did get what your wise father was explaining after I watched it twice, so I thank you both for your time and a big thumbs up.👍😉🇨🇦
David, good idea to use a chalkboard or pen and paper to demonstrate what I’m trying to say. Appreciate this advice! I’ll feel like a college professor!
Just changed out disposal and dishwasher now has water. I bet I didn't run the hose same way I took it out. Thanks and I hope I didn't piss you off 😂
The new disposal had a knock out plug. 😭 I skipped step one.
Yes, need to actually SEE this happening thanks
Ive got a dishwasher thats filling our sink with water..No disposal.Diswasher connected to the sink pipe.Any ideas.
@fredfloyd4430, the dishwasher hose connects to a branch tail piece. That branch tail piece should have a baffle in it. The baffle diverts the water down the drain and not into the sink. The branch tail piece costs about $5.00. If you already have a branch tail piece, then you should have your drain cleaned. Make sure you hire a plumber, not a person who just cleans drains.
I thank you for your knowledge and I believe you have just helped me alot thank you
Awesome advice! Ty
My mom had the water pump replace recently, just all of a sudden the dishwasher isn't draining & soap residue is left on the dishes. Why is this ?
I need to see it being done. I’m a visual learners as are many people.
In Christ Alone, keep watching my videos as I demonstrate how to install the hose. The main idea of the drain hose is to have it above the garbage disposal outlet about 6-8 inches.
I have tried all of your suggestions and the hoses positioned as you say but I'm still having issues with my dishwasher not draining everything I've tried everything I don't know what else to do
Elizabeth, I’m sorry I couldn’t help. Wish I could have been there to check the drains out. You may just have a faulty dishwasher.
Extreme novice here. Can you provide instructions/video on how to move the hose to the top from the bottom?
Kelly Werner, pull up the hose and tie it off as high up under the sink as you can. I do have another video that demonstrates this process so check it out.
Thanks for the tips. I think I’ll try your dads advice since I don’t have a barber. 😉
Great video fellas thanks
Thank you so much
Thank you Jim literally just fixed mine and my moms dishwasher 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
I had a plumber come replace an old drain hose with a new hose. Now i have water in the bottom of my dishwasher after a cycle. What could cause this, if it never did this before?
Hey J what’s next, the plumber probably connected the hose to the dishwasher and needed to take the hose and tie it to the bottom of the countertop and then down into the dishwasher so it makes a trap so the water can’t run back to the dishwasher.
Great info! Thanks Guys!
Thank you, gentlemen!
That Knowledge is 💯
Excellent segment
What if the hose isn't long enough to make (attach) a high loop? Can you get a longer one from a supplier?
Star Gazer, you can attach any hose as long as it has a 5/8 inside diameter. Take a 1/2” piece of copper and insert it into the new hose and the dishwasher hose and clamp it on both sides. Then loop it and attach to the garbage disposal. You might want to insert another piece of copper so the hose won’t collapse when attached to garbage disposal. You can also use a 3/4” inside diameter hose.
Just bought a brand new ge profile... ran a cycle everything was fine. A few days late i go to run another load.. selected my cycle, pressed start, closed the door but wont start. The screen goes dark but all the other light work. Idk whats going on.
I recommend calling GE or the appliance store you bought it from while it is under warranty.
He’s awesome!
I have not found a single video that address is what my dishwasher is doing. My dishwasher is pumping the water out during the washing cycle, just like it’s supposed to, but at the end of the cycle it does not drain out the water at the end and so I’m left with a bunch of water at the bottom once the dishes are clean.
Matt Vaughan, check the drain hose on the dishwasher and see if it’s been installed correctly. You want to see that the hose is coming in the bottom of the cabinet and running up to the bottom of the countertop in the cabinet . From there, it should go to the dishwasher drain on the garbage disposal. That stops the water from the garbage disposal drain from running into the dishwasher. If you have a check valve in the line from the dishwasher to the garbage disposal, that could be locked in the open position. This means that the check valve is no good. I don’t recommend using a check valve. If your dishwasher drain is not connected correctly as described, then your dishwasher pump could be bad.
Thanks! 👍😁
My solution, with my new dishwasher with beautiful clean filters was that the plug in the garbage disposal was not hit out!
I laugh because I have forgotten to remove the plug too!
I love your dad! :)
Mine runs to an air gap shared with a line from the disposal, so it’s up high. Is it possible there’s a clog in that disposal hose. Bypassing the air gap and routing through the top of the cabinet then just go direct to the disposal? The disposal doesn’t need the air gap?
Update. Yup, clogged up air gap. Working fine again. Wondering if I should just take that thing off and run the dw drain line directly to the disposal, looped high of course as suggested
Anyone know what the intended purpose of the air gap is?
@michaellaforte6964, the purpose of the air gap is to stop the garbage disposal water from running back into the dishwasher. By keeping the disposal line as high as you can, then coming down into the garbage disposal, will stop water from running back into the dishwasher. The newer higher end dishwashers have solved this problem and they do not want an air gap on the drain line.
@@TheGrumpyPlumber awesome! Thank you!
Great advice , I will check that tomorrow.
Thanks! I will check all the things you said! Blessings!
"... ask yer barber."
And with that I subscribed
Thanks so much guys😊
What's up Mr. Jim how are you doing this is Jose Manuel Rodriguez.
Nice to see again
Jose Manuel Rodriguez, great to hear from you! Hope your plumbing business is doing well.
My business is doing great 👍
Thanks Dad! I loved your solution but a pictures worth a thousand words. Could you please get under a sink and explain the loop thing while pointing while you are explaining! Thanks!
Barry
Bjsongster, you’re in luck Barry, there is a video with visuals. Check it out.
Thank you. It was exactly what i was looking for. Subscribed.
Best video I could find! Thanks
Correct! I paid 125$ for an appliance guy to come out and lift my drain hose .
Thank you! Awesome!
Thank you for helping us
I actually had some glace stuck in the impeller of the drain pump jamming up the system
Blue Dolphin, glad you discovered your problem and fixed it!
Thanks 😊