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1.Turn off the power, remove the front panel and use a voltage
tester to make sure the power is off. Disconnect the wires and pull the cable
from the box.
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2. Remove the compression fitting nut from the
water supply line (water turned off). Note which way the 90-degree elbow
points, then unscrew it.
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3. Slide the dishwasher drain tube and off the
inlet arm on the sink drain. Drain it into a bucket. Remove the screws securing
the dishwasher to the countertop.
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4. Lower the dishwasher and slip cardboard under
the feet. Then gently lift and slide the dishwasher out. Work the drain tube
out through the side of the cabinet.
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5. Wrap the 90-degree fitting twice with Teflon
tape and screw it into the new water valve. Tighten it, aiming the elbow as on
the old machine.
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6. Thread the new drain line into the sink base
cabinet. Loop it higher than the inlet arm on the sink drain or garbage
disposer. Slip it on and tighten the clamp.
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7.
Lay the water supply, drain and electrical lines flat on the
floor. Measure the height of the opening, then adjust the wheels and feet
according to the manual.
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8. Grasp the sides of the dishwasher, lift
slightly and roll the dishwasher into the opening. Protect the kitchen floor
with a tarp or cardboard.
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9.
Slide the dishwasher back until it’s flush to the cabinets.
Positioning may vary slightly according to dishwasher styles and the style of
your cabinets.
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10.
Adjust the leveling feet with a wrench until the dishwasher is
level (side to side) and plumb (up and down).
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11. Align the water supply line so it slides
straight into the 90-degree fitting. Thread on the compression nut (no Teflon
tape needed) and tighten with a wrench.
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12. Clamp the drain hose to the dishwasher. Then
clamp the electrical wires and connect them. Finally, screw the dishwasher to
the countertop bottom.
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