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my garbage disposal also stopped working ( has been about a year now)and I believe the drain, pipes or something is plugged up. do yo need a garbage disposal in order to have a dishwasher?
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a quick way just siphon it out ,get a length of hose ,fill it with water ,get a bucket ,place one end of hose deep as you can in the water ,of the dish washer ,but block the other end of the hose with your thumb ,don't let air in,keep thumb on hose and place it down-low in the bucket,on the floor lower than the area you want to drain.keep the hose in the dish washer under water the whole time,and release your thumb,water should run down-hill into the bucket.
your dishwasher's drain is probably connected to the garbage disposal,the hose is attached by a regular hose clamp,go get your bucket,and a screw driver,and probably a flashlight.if the disposal hasn't worked for a while,the line is probably stopped up,loosen the clamp holding the hose and twist and pull till the hose comes off(bucket ready?) water might try draining out of dishwasher.have someone ready to help you if the bucket gets full,raise the hose high as you can till the water stops ,empty the bucket and keep doing this till completely drained.poke out the hole in the garbage disposal with the screw driver,clean as well as possible. if you get it clear you can re-attach the hose ,if you check on the bottom of the disposal there might be a bolt to turn the rotor,use a wrench and move it a bit at a time back and forth it should loosen a bit but depending on how bad it is(damaged or just stopped up) you might pour some cooking oil into the drain that might lubricate it some.if you get it to turn kind of easy you might get it to run,breaker has probably kicked look for a little red button on the bottom or side of the unit,and push to reset,if it tries to turn but slow turn off quickly and and work it more if you persist you might get it going. there is probably a pressure switch in the dishwasher that will reset itself after the clog is removed,and so operate normally. as long as you keep the line clear it can operate without the disposal......tom
a quick way just siphon it out ,get a length of hose ,fill it with water ,get a bucket ,place one end of hose deep as you can in the water ,of the dish washer ,but block the other end of the hose with your thumb ,don't let air in,keep thumb on hose and place it down-low in the bucket,on the floor lower than the area you want to drain.keep the hose in the dish washer under water the whole time,and release your thumb,water should run down-hill into the bucket.
your dishwasher's drain is probably connected to the garbage disposal,the hose is attached by a regular hose clamp,go get your bucket,and a screw driver,and probably a flashlight.if the disposal hasn't worked for a while,the line is probably stopped up,loosen the clamp holding the hose and twist and pull till the hose comes off(bucket ready?) water might try draining out of dishwasher.have someone ready to help you if the bucket gets full,raise the hose high as you can till the water stops ,empty the bucket and keep doing this till completely drained.poke out the hole in the garbage disposal with the screw driver,clean as well as possible. if you get it clear you can re-attach the hose ,if you check on the bottom of the disposal there might be a bolt to turn the rotor,use a wrench and move it a bit at a time back and forth it should loosen a bit but depending on how bad it is(damaged or just stopped up) you might pour some cooking oil into the drain that might lubricate it some.if you get it to turn kind of easy you might get it to run,breaker has probably kicked look for a little red button on the bottom or side of the unit,and push to reset,if it tries to turn but slow turn off quickly and and work it more if you persist you might get it going. there is probably a pressure switch in the dishwasher that will reset itself after the clog is removed,and so operate normally. as long as you keep the line clear it can operate without the disposal......tom
buying a power wash,how much it realy cost?
Douglas P
Hi,
I have a cleaning services business i will start also window cleaning and power wash cleaning, so a i need a power wash and my cosin has one Karcher 4000 PSI Gas Pressure Washer #G4000SH with is grate and runs and looks nice he is not using it any more and he ask me $600$ it need only a gun extension.
i look at ebay and amazon and the same machine is around $850 to $899(on sale).
i realy apreciate all help especialy from experts.
thank you!
Technical Details:Karcher 4000 PSI Gas Pressure Washer #G4000SH
4,000 psi gas-powered pressure washer with 13 hp Honda GX series engine
For heavy-duty cleaning jobs
Features high-performance commercial-grade pump with brass pump head
Includes stainless-steel wand, 50-foot hose, and full set of Quick Connect nozzles
75 pounds
thank you all
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I have a cleaning business and pressure wash frequently. That sounds like a good price but make sure that the engine is Honda. I have two pressure washers and Honda will last forever. My 4000psi was 900 brand new. Good luck to you.
I have a cleaning business and pressure wash frequently. That sounds like a good price but make sure that the engine is Honda. I have two pressure washers and Honda will last forever. My 4000psi was 900 brand new. Good luck to you.
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