TomCan
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Hello everyone,
I recently installed a new dish washer (Kitchen Aid KDTE334DSS) in my home. The kitchen is really tiny so I had to install it next to the stove. Because there are no cabinets next to the DW I had to run the drain hose into the wall, about 10" down into the unfinished basement, along the basement ceiling and 10" back up into the cabinet next to the sink. From there I made a high loop under the countertop before the hose goes to down to the DW wye above the p-trap. The DW wye is 24" above the floor, the high loop 36". I'm using the official Kitchen Aid 12' drain hose, the hose is not kinked or sagging anywhere..
The problem is that I have water standing in the DW after each run. When I disconnect the drain hose from the wye adapter underneath the sink and start a drain cycle the DW is able to pump out all the water into a pail.
Does anybody know why the pump is not cabable to do that when the hose is connected to the DW wye?
By the way: I will eventually build a cabinet for the DW
I recently installed a new dish washer (Kitchen Aid KDTE334DSS) in my home. The kitchen is really tiny so I had to install it next to the stove. Because there are no cabinets next to the DW I had to run the drain hose into the wall, about 10" down into the unfinished basement, along the basement ceiling and 10" back up into the cabinet next to the sink. From there I made a high loop under the countertop before the hose goes to down to the DW wye above the p-trap. The DW wye is 24" above the floor, the high loop 36". I'm using the official Kitchen Aid 12' drain hose, the hose is not kinked or sagging anywhere..
The problem is that I have water standing in the DW after each run. When I disconnect the drain hose from the wye adapter underneath the sink and start a drain cycle the DW is able to pump out all the water into a pail.
Does anybody know why the pump is not cabable to do that when the hose is connected to the DW wye?
By the way: I will eventually build a cabinet for the DW
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