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Combined Dishwasher and Washing Machine Outlet Problem!!!

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Jasonfo

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PostPosted: Thu Nov 04, 2004 12:23 pm    Post Subject:
Combined Dishwasher and Washing Machine Outlet Problem!!!
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My washing machine outlet pipe was attached to my kitchen sink waste pipe and worked fine. I recently installed a Dishwasher, and managed to use a Y attachment to feed both waste pipes from the Washing machine and Dishwasher into the Kitchen Sink Waste Pipe, just above the U bend.

It seemed to be working until I realised all the Dishwasher Water was landing up in my Washing Machine! Washing Machine empties fine and doesnt effect the Dishwasher... What went wrong and how do I fix this???
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make sure the hose rises above the level of the connection icon_biggrin.gif

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Both pipes rise above the connection. Should there be some type of single flow valve that I can attach?
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if your hoses are above the level of the connection to drain
1 water dosent flow upwards
2if its running into another appliance why isnt the sink filling ? icon_biggrin.gif

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