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  • Sep 21, 2007, 12:43 AM
    mossamur
    Dishwasher won't drain, just installed new g.disposal.
    I recently installed a new sink and garbage disposal. The new sink has a new faucet too with a sprayer where there was an AIR GAP on the old sink. I just used the dishwasher for the first time since installing new things. I left the room and when returning when the dishwasher was done there was water all over the floor and water inside the dishwasher that did not drain out! Is this because there is no longer an air gap on the sink?? Do I need one? Do I have to get rid of the sprayer? What can I do to drain the dishwasher out? Can someone help me with all these questions?? Thank you!!
  • Sep 21, 2007, 02:09 AM
    Guinness683
    The most common fault on a new installation is that the blank has not been removed prior to connecting the dishwasher drain hose.
  • Sep 21, 2007, 09:03 AM
    mossamur
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by mossamur
    i recently installed a new sink and garbage disposal. The new sink has a new faucet too with a sprayer where there was an AIR GAP on the old sink. I just used the dishwasher for the first time since installing new things. i left the room and when returning when the dishwasher was done there was water all over the floor and water inside the dishwasher that did not drain out! Is this because there is no longer an air gap on the sink??? Do i need one? Do i have to get rid of the sprayer?? What can i do to drain the dishwasher out?? Can someone help me with all these questions??? Thank you!!!

    The plug in the garbage disposal was knocked out upon installation... I can see the water draining in from it into the disposal...
  • Sep 21, 2007, 05:49 PM
    esquire1
    Did you form a loop in the drain hose? It needs to be looped up to the underside of the cabinet then back down to the disposal drain connection
  • Sep 21, 2007, 06:29 PM
    mossamur
    Yes... after the fact. Ran the washer again to see what would happen. No leaking on the floor but it still won't drain out from inside the washer... still leaves about an inch of water in the bottom. This is an appliance that was left in the condo I just bought. I suspect it's about 20 yrs old? It's a General Electric Model no. GSD5610D00AA and Serial no. AZ76264B
  • Sep 21, 2007, 06:31 PM
    esquire1
    At the bottom of the inside of the unit is a screen. Check to make sure it is clean and check the hose for a kink

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