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Dishwasher inlet too tight

MugMugs · 2020-08-03 10:08:26

As it says on the tin, the inlet pipe for my new dishwasher is quite large and so can't fit into the original pipe work. I'm looking for an adapter to turn the feed pipe 90 degrees but a bit stumped finding what I need in woodies. Any suggestions?

03-08-2020 11:08am

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MugMugs

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As it says on the tin, the inlet pipe for my new dishwasher is quite large and so can't fit into the original pipe work. I'm looking for an adapter to turn the feed pipe 90 degrees but a bit stumped finding what I need in woodies. Any suggestions?

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#2 03-08-2020 1:12pm

Wearb

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Post a pic.
Also check manual. You might need a bigger outflow than exists. You don't want it overflowing.

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