do i need to buy dishwasher connector or not
324353
In my case I did not, but yours could be different. It depends on how the dishwasher is connected to the plumbing.
324354
If you already have a connection, the answer is no. The disposal comes with a connector in place, which should fit. When I connected mine I had no problem to connect to the standard dishwasher hose and waste water connection. Remember to take out the plug on the dishwasher connection.
324355
I used the one I already had connecting the old disposal and the dishwasher. Very easy.
324356
I did not order a dishwasher connector when I ordered the garbage disposer. However, after I removed the old connector I decided it was best to replace it because it was old and the rubber was becoming brittle. I bought one at the local hardware store and it was less cost than the one on Amazon. If in doubt-- replace.
1305281
Yes. There is a metal break off tab that you remove, then hook up your dishwasher line with a compression clamp.
597642
Our builder put a separate one on our kitchen sink/dishwasher connection, so I don't think so. It's just per pipe/appliance. Worth the money though to stop the banging.
250514
I had my kitchen remodeled in an effort to sell my house. The plumber did hookup my new dishwasher to everything. My guess is it should fit your dishwasher. If not, I`m sure you could use a reducer etc. for the plumbing to fit together. Good luck!
119123
No, You'll want flexible connectors here. I didn't use them on my first pump and eventually fatigued the pump housing until it cracked.
1820110
Yes was the only one I could find to fit! Local parts stores like lowes didn't have a small enough connector to fit the dishwasher this one fit perfectly!
372286
old copper tube is fine as long as you have compression fittings on it but it is just easier to use the new braided s.s. lines for convenience if you have any issues with the dishwasher. also if you move the unit around a lot flexible lines are always better
2284133
No it does not come with that connector. You would have to buy or make your own.
758898
If your dishwasher empties into the disposer you need a connection kit. If there are food particles coming from the dishwasher they will get ground up when the disposer is run.I had my disposer directly wired to a wall switch so did not need a cord kit.
846314
It's the only assembly that GE has used. It will work if you have a GE portable dishwasher. It just erks me that the little plastic fingers in the coupler assembly wore out and I had to buy the whole assembly.
1709535
I think you will have to remove the filter to hook up the dishwasher. Sorry. :-(
761236
There are 2 connectors you'll need, you won't find them at Home Depot or lowes, find a plumbers supply and call a plumber, mine cost me 60$ to install.
1428338
absolutely, in fact that is the reason I purchased a stainless steel one, the plastic ones eventually spring leaks when washed in the dishwasher. The pump and parts for the pump won't need to go into the dishwasher, just run them under the faucet and use a brush.
1164519
Yes, although it isn't really necessary to do so, except periodically. It is fine for the dishwasher.
676110
My dishwasher is a different model number and I ordered this part even though it was for a different model and it worked very well. I feel like this an interchangeable part (one size fits all). Look at the part and if there is no major difference from your old one, I would say it would be fine to order as a replacement. Part color may differ from yours but is completely ok. It is inside the washer, not subject to scrutiny by others..lol
204897
It you are referring to the part that connects to the dish washer no. You have to buy that separately it is about $6
2145517
Yes. Mine was installed with a dishwasher hook up. There is a plastic "knock-out" on the side to accommodate the dishwasher hose. All the necessary hardware is included.