posted by tboy on Nov 20, 2007
Never did this before but heard it was like wiring a ceiling fan or something
Solution #1
posted on Nov 20, 2007
If you are replacing an existing dishwasher installation then it is no problem.
If you are putting in a new dish washer where there was not one before then you have to run wiring and plumbing (fresh water and drain).
Get a good one. Here is what Consumer Reports recommends.
Kenmore (Sears) 1373[2] , $580, CR Best Buy
Kenmore (Sears) 1374[2] , $650, CR Best Buy
Whirlpool DU1100XTP[Q] , $500
If you are putting in a new dish washer where there was not one before then you have to run wiring and plumbing (fresh water and drain).
Get a good one. Here is what Consumer Reports recommends.
Kenmore (Sears) 1373[2] , $580, CR Best Buy
Kenmore (Sears) 1374[2] , $650, CR Best Buy
Whirlpool DU1100XTP[Q] , $500
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