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04-21-00, 08:51 AM

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we replaced our floor. they removed the dishwasher (to backyard). while waiting for our new dishwasher to arrive, we find we can't use our sink due to pressure build up in the dishwasher lines (they plugged them)
Any ideas how we can use our sink?

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04-21-00, 09:30 AM

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IS THE WATER COMING OUT THRU THE DRAIN LINE
FOR THE DISH WASHER AT THE DISPOSAL ? OR HOW
IS IT CONFIGURED ??

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04-21-00, 09:59 AM

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water drips out of copper tubing water line
drain hose goes into sink drain

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04-21-00, 10:26 AM

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I forgot to mention that no one can find a separate shut off for the dishwasher. any ideas?

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04-21-00, 05:23 PM

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Add a cutoff valve to dishwasher hot water line now (good idea anyway). If no water is getting to dishwasher line beyond valve, you don't have to worry about it leaking do you? Good Luck!

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