Continue pulling the dishwasher out until you can access the back of the machine.
Gently pull the dishwasher out of the cabinet.
Grip the top of the machine with your nondominant hand to brace it. Grab the bottom of the door with your dominant hand. It’s not a bad idea to leave the bucket or plastic container under there, just in case you have a leak when you run the machine (if you haven’t connected it tightly enough). Slide your dishwasher out gently by pulling it from the top and bottom. Step 8: Reconnect the drain hose under the sink, and clamp/clip back into place. Step 7: Close and re-screw the bottom access panel (base plate) back into place. Step 6: Fit the hose and pump back tidily into the base. Step 5: Fit the new dishwasher drain hose in place, and either re-clip with the existing clip or with a replacement clip. Open the door of your dishwasher and place the cover over the heating element. Secure the kick plate onto the dishwasher. Step 4: Unclip the drain pump from the drain hose using pliers to remove it. The heating element and wiring is now complete. Remove the bottom access panel (base plate) from the dishwasher with your screwdriver. Step 3: The dishwasher drain hose is located at the bottom of the dishwasher, connected to the drain pump. Put your bucket or plastic container under the connection point, to catch any dirty water still in the hose. It’ll be clamped or clipped, so loosen this either with your screwdriver or pliers, depending on whether it’s a clamp or a clip. Step 2: Disconnect the drain hose under your sink. Step 1: Turn your dishwasher power off at the wall – unplug it completely if you can, to be safe.
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