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Photos didn't appear but the other end goes to the pressure switch which is a round device mounted on the back panel at top left, where the power cable comes in. It is white on one side with connections, and black on the other side with a hose connection at the bottom. Just push the hose on.

As taylortwocities said, the signals are very likely diplexed. This means that both the TV and FM signals are run on the same cable, and the wall plate has a filter to seperate them to the the TV and FM outlets. If there is room to pull another cable then you're in luck.

What area you live by the way?

Aerial distribution systems of this type normally have a channelised filter either separate or built-in to the distribution amplifier. This is to remove unwanted noise from other transmitters and to pass only the signals required. If your system is old then it may be filtering out the...

I have a dishwasher with about the same length drain hose. It's been running approx 7 years now without any problems. I had the same concerns when it was installed, and according to the manual you can't do it. It does load the pump more I suppose, as there is more "head" of water to push out...

Yes you can but as I said keep well clear of the electrics and moving parts while it's powered up. If it was me I would: 1) Unplug it from the wall 2) Take the back off 3) Set it to a program ready to go when you plug it in 4) Plug it back in and press start if you have to on this machine...

If the hose you mentioned is disconnected it is likely to leak anytime there is water in the drum. Depends on which end is disconnected though. If it's only leaking while spinning then it must be from either that hose, the drain pump or outlet hose (bottom left as you look at the back), or...

That hose goes between the black rubber sump underneath the drum, and the pressure sensor which is usually top left on the back panel, near where the power lead goes into the machine. The sensor has some electrical connections and a short black plastic pipe which the hose fits onto. The sump...