A:AnswerIt can, you just need to go to Home Depot or Lowe’s and buy hose adapters and cut end off of dishwasher( the part that hooks onto your sink) and hose clamp on the separate parts and hoses to connect.top smaller hose is your hot water line, after you cut it, measure inner diameter and the buy correct hose clamp and size water line hookup for your application. Same for larger discharge
A:AnswerWe would not recommend operating the dishwasher in this manner. To breakdown food soils and to dissolve and activate the dishwasher detergent, you need a minimum of 120°F water coming into the dishwasher. Even with the Sani cycle, the dishwasher will not be able to heat your cold water to the proper temperature.
A:AnswerI try to turn off the water and disconnect the dishwasher as soon as possible after the washer is done. It seems to accept the constant pressure ok, but it also ties up my sink. I have not left the washer running if I am not home.
A:Answer"Open box" can mean as little as opened in the store, then put back in the box, unused, for resale. Maybe returned because it dint' fix, but hopefully never actually used with water. Check with salesman.
A:AnswerId say either the drain is clogged or the water pump broke. If you can still here the water pump trying to move water then its probably just a clog. If you dont here the pump the its probably that and the pump will need replaced
A:AnswerYou have to just peer through the crack between the door and the top - if there is a number it is not done. A single light means it is done. It is not a very user friendly design.
A:AnswerJust a regular user, but I doubt it. As it is on wheels we just roll it until everything fits when hooked up. In our use there is quite a bit of slop in positioning the dishwasher.
However us position it it will be awkward to used the sink when the dishwasher is in use.
