My first question would be: is there a hose clamp? If there is, and it is tight, then I can not imagine it coming loose. I hope this helps.
It's the asm. that connects to the kitchen sink faucet. It was working, but now it slips off under pressure.
First I thought you were talking about the drain hose. Is this a portable dish washer that uses a quick coupling? If so, make sure there is nothing inside the coupling that prevents it from sliding all the way on to the faucet end. Sometimes a little vaseline will help. There are three or four balls, spring loaded, that need to slip into a groove on the "male" part on the faucet. If the spring that is supposed to push the balls into the groove is broke, obviously the balls can not "grab" the faucet end. If it is very old, maybe it is just worn out. You should be able to get replacements for both pieces.
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Hi Gerald, I'm assuming you have the adapter on, so check the bearings inside the unit and make sure they aren't frozen in place, a little WD40 will loosen them so they don't stick, and use a small prod to get them moving again. It could also be the adapter itself has worn out it's useful life, they are relatively inexpensive, so replacing that could also be an option. Hope this helps, Please rate and comment Thank You Joe
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