How to install a dishwasher

If you have to uninstall a dishwasher, you will need to make sure that it is unplugged before you go any further.  After that, you should disconnect the water and make sure that it will not leak.  Then, take the old dishwasher out.

Before you install anything, you should make sure to measure it properly.  This means that you'll need to find out whether or not the old wiring or pipes are in the right places.  You can do this by measuring where the water needs to go into the dishwasher.  If the pipes need to be moved, you can either bend them into the right position or you can cut in and install new pipe.

When you are putting a new dishwasher into your kitchen, you should make sure that you are careful to put the dishwasher is level.  You should also make sure that the top and sides of the dishwasher are going to be installed even with the rest of your kitchen countertop.  That way, there will not be any uneven gaps when you are finished putting it in.

If you're leveling the dishwasher before you install it, you should make sure that you don't rely too much on the leveling legs.  If you need to lift part of the dishwasher higher than the extent of those legs, then you may have installed it incorrectly.  Remeasure the space first, and if you still need to lift more of the dishwasher up, then you can use a block of wood to do so.

Make sure that you're careful not to drop any of the screws that you'll be using to install your dishwasher into the interior of the dishwasher itself.  If you're not careful, then you might end up getting small pieces stuck in the drain.

After you've put the dishwasher in place, you are ready to hook things up.  Hook the drain up first, then the water supply.  The last thing that you should connect is the electrical power.