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Whirlpool ADG7195 Dishwasher - disconnecting internal pipes?

RMDrive · 2014-01-15 15:11:16

Hi. Having a small problem with this dishwasher and I'm trying to see if any of the internal pipes are blocked. How do I disconnect this pipe from the ceiling of the washer (marked in red in these pics)? I can't see any clips or anything and I don't want to break it. I can disconnect it from the floor and from the back…

15-01-2014 3:11pm

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Hi. Having a small problem with this dishwasher and I'm trying to see if any of the internal pipes are blocked. How do I disconnect this pipe from the ceiling of the washer (marked in red in these pics)? I can't see any clips or anything and I don't want to break it. I can disconnect it from the floor and from the back wall but I can't see how to disconnect the top.

My problem is that the bottom of the pipe pops out of the floor of the machine during a cycle (marked in blue). When this happens the top shelf doesn't get washed at all.

Cheers.

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#2 16-01-2014 5:06pm

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I would guess that there is a bolt or screw that goes through the top and holds it from the top. You may need to open the top cover to access it.

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