There are few different ways of hard wiring or connecting a dish washer. The method which is written down is one of the simplest but relatively long procedures.
You must use a compression fitting if copper. Try to use a disconnected Dish Washer under the sink. You will find a knock out plug in the dish washer's disposal; you need to knock it out. Connect the 110v plug in hard wire to the wire nuts in the electrical box that is covered. Connect it according to the colours, white to white, black to black. It is obvious that you should have a set of instructions with your Dish Washer. There might be some other concerns. One of them is the flooring.
The other way is just by wiring the connection as instructed by catalogue or any experienced person. If you don't want to join the connections now, you could use a duplex plug and corded connection to the dish washer. In case you don't have switch for wires, you can also use plugged cord. For more information you can log on to; forum.doityourself.com .
You must use a compression fitting if copper. Try to use a disconnected Dish Washer under the sink. You will find a knock out plug in the dish washer's disposal; you need to knock it out. Connect the 110v plug in hard wire to the wire nuts in the electrical box that is covered. Connect it according to the colours, white to white, black to black. It is obvious that you should have a set of instructions with your Dish Washer. There might be some other concerns. One of them is the flooring.
The other way is just by wiring the connection as instructed by catalogue or any experienced person. If you don't want to join the connections now, you could use a duplex plug and corded connection to the dish washer. In case you don't have switch for wires, you can also use plugged cord. For more information you can log on to; forum.doityourself.com .
