Dishwasher drain connection – Kenmore 17568563 User Manual
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NOW, ATTACH THE DISPOSER DISCHARGETUBE
TO YOUR SINK’S DRAIN TRAP.
First,
check
inside
the
disposer
grinding
cham
ber to remove any objects
or
dirt
that
might
have
dropped in.
Turn
the
disposer
around
to
attach
the
discharge
tube.
Some models use a rubber washer that must be assem
bled
to
the
discharge
lube
before
putting
the
metal
flange
over
the
discharge
tube,
see
'D'.
Secure
metal
flange using the edge tab on the flange and screw. On
other
models,
put
the
rubber
washer
in
the
discharge
tube
opening,
Slip
the
metal
flange
over
the
discharge
tube.
Using
the
screw(s)
provided,
attach
the
flange
to
disposer, see
In
D.
install
the
discharge
tube
gasket
onto
the
discharge
tube.
Gasket
must
be
installed
as
shown
to
assure
a
leak-proof
installation.
In
E.
install
discharge
tube
gasket
into
disposer
discharge outlet. Gasket will be held in place by
the discharge tube flange
Turn
the
disposer
so
that
the
discharge
tube
lines
up
with
your
drain
trap.
Slip the drain trap over the
discharge tube.
TUBE
TOO
LONG?
Sim
ply cut off as much as you
need to with a hack saw.
Make
sure
you
have
a
clean, straight out.
TUBE
TOO
SHORT?
If
the
discharge
lube
doesn't
reach your drain trap outlet,
measure
the
difference.
Then
buy
a
drain
extension
tube.
If it fits
- simply tighten the slip
nut
on
the
trap
with
a
pipe
wrench
to
make
your
connec
tion
to
the
discharge
tube
complete.
NOTE: Be sure you comply with
alt applicable plumbing codes.
DISHWASHER DRAIN CONNECTION.
NOTE: (If necessary) An approved dishwasher drain connection kit is avaiiabie from Sears.
Remove
the
clamp
or
fittings
from
the
end
of
your
dish
washer drain hose.
Slide
large
end
ol
rubber
coupler,
from
dishwasher
drain
connection
kit,
over
the
inlet
tube of the disposer. Fasten the
coupler
to
disposer
with
the
clamp provided,
Insert
one
end
of
the
plastic
tube into the coupler and fasten
with % Inch clamp.
NOTE: Check the three clamps to be sure you have tightened all of them.
Slip
the
remaining
clamp
(the
one
you
pruchased)
over
the
dishwasher
drain
hose
and
back two or three inches. Now,
slip
the
drain
hose
over
the
plastic tube, slide the clamp into
place and tighten.