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    • #275648
      Avatar photoMasterPlumbers
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        I am about to install a new dishwasher and am not sure if I need to install some sort of water pressure valve on the cold water line to a dishwasher? Are there any other requirments ?

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        Avatar photoBruce T
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          your gonna run a COLD water line to your dishwasher????
          (hope you bought one of those expensive ones with its own water pre-heating elements!)

          Your house pressure should be fine for installation of a dishwasher as long as you dont live in a high pressure area and your pressure regulator is functioning!

          You can put a water hammer arrestor somewhere on your water system if your worried about the selenoid.

          » This message has been edited by Bruce T on 26 June 2002

        • #292630
          Avatar photobungie
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            Here in Australia,

            It is cheaper and more effective to run your dishwasher on the cold service.



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          • #292631
            Avatar photoBruce T
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              In California we prefer clean dishes.

              Just messin with you bungie…

              I can see your point if your water heater is too far away for it to be of any use…

              but a lot of cheaper dishwashers dont have pre-heaters.

              » This message has been edited by Bruce T on 26 June 2002

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