How to Install a Dishwasher - Bosch 800 series - 40 db
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- Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2020
- Installing a dishwasher can be a DIY task, especially with the Bosch dishwasher. Its is almost plug and play these days. The one thing that could send you back to the store is the "NOT supplied " dishwasher connection kit.
We used the Eastman Dishwasher connection kit:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01...
Be sure and get the kit which includes the supply elbow!
Then the installation is as easy as connect the supply elbow, the supply hose, and the electrical connection. Then route the hoses and electric wire to the appropriate side of the dishwasher and prepare to move it into place. We were sure to connect the water supply and check for leaks first. With that good, we then pushed the dishwasher into place and made the final connections.
The Bosch 800 series dishwasher DID supply an electric cord which had plugs installed on either end. That makes it easy if you already have a dedicated outlet for the dishwasher under the cabinet.
On the Bosch dishwasher, all the connections are easily in reach. They have greatly simplified the connection process.
Bosch makes Bosch 100 series, Bosch 300 series, Bosch 500 series and Bosch 800 series. They may supply different means of final hook-up. Seems like things keep changing, so it would be good to inquire about EXACTLY how your particular washer electrical connections are to be made. Bosch does supply other means of making the electrical connections so its worth a double check.
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Surely the wrong way to lower the rear foot. There's a screwdriver slot at the front that turns a worm drive engaged with the rear foot. That's why its hard to turn the rear foot even with grips
That’s when I stopped watching. 😂
Straight to the point installation no non-sense talk, thanks mate. Well presented!
Hey Mr. B...,
Thanks for the kind words and thx for watching!
Thank you so much! The directions and other videos were very confusing! Your video was clear, concise, and didn’t have unnecessary “fluff”. Thank you, again!
Hey Cyndi,
So glad to hear you found our video helpful! Way to go taking on such a project! That can do attitude can take you way down the road. Thanks for taking time to write you comment. It is much appreciated. And of course, thx for watching!
This answered all the questions I had after reading the installation manual. Thanks for taking the time to share.
Hey J,
Thx for watching!
Excellent video and was complimentary to the installation instructions in the manual. As may be noted by other viewers, there is a hex socket driver (connected to a worm gear) in the rear to raise and lower the rear foot height. Found this to be easier than pliers. But, even the installation manual doesn't mention this handy feature for leveling from the rear!
Again, thanks for the great video. Now let's see how this Bosch does now!
Hey Matt,
Thx for the tip. We appreciate the help. Thx for watching!
Thank you . I wish Bosch could learn from you and include more detailed installation instructions on their manual which is not much help.
Your video was excellent.
Hey Scott,
Thanks for the encouraging words and for watching
Great vid! I just installed my model 500 that looks the same----I couldn't figure how the top clips worked as my old unit di have them-you saved the day.
Hey Elizabeth,
Glad you found us. Why to go doing that install and thanks for watching!
Yeah, same here and Thanks for letting us know about hanging the drain hose.
THANK YOU SO MUCH. I'm a junior handyman and this is under the current list of OMG I DONT KNOW HOW I'LL EVER FIGURE THIS OUT!
Hey Justin,
Cool. Thx for watching!
Thanks for the straightforward guide. Looks simple enough. Installing my first dishwasher tomorrow :)
Hey lin,
Did it work? Hope it went well! Thx gif watching!
@@Housebarons went extremely well! Thx
I love that the pups are in the video! 🐾
Hey Alethea,
The best! Thx for watching!
Thanks for your time making this. It's a great help.
Hey Kris,
Glad it helped! thx for watching !
Thank you SO much. We have an 800 being delivered today.
Hey LA…,
That is a nice machine - whisper quiet!
Thanks for the video and the link to the connectors. Declined the $200 Home Depot installation offer (including $50 for the cable) and used your affiliate link to get a 5 foot cable for $12. Knowing I'm getting the right product really helps.
Hey Michael,
Way to go and tackle it! Thx for watching AND for hitting the affiliate link- really appreciate the help!
Thank you for making this video it was exactly what I needed to know !
Hey JMMJ....,
Perfect! Thx for watching!
Perfect! I am ordering this specific model (crystal dry feature). Salesman told me $225 to deliver and install; said it was tricky. What a crock. It is exactly like the last one I installed. Thank you!
Hey 40packard,
Way to go! I think people throw away thousands of dollars because other people convince them “they can’t do it”. Glad you trust your abilities. Much success and thx for watching!
@@Housebarons In general, yes, but in my case, the plumber used copper pipe for the inlet and it's plumbed to the front of the dishwasher (18 yr old Bosch).
Did you hook up to cold or hot water line?
@@cynthiaprice7609 I hooked to the hot water line. Incidentally, we love the machine. Excellent cleaning.
This video is exactly what I needed. Thank you
Hey Timothy,
Great. Glad to hear it! Thx for watching!
Nice Video!! thanks! Helped me feel confident that I wasn't missing anything.!
Hey Timothy,
Great! Thx for watching!
Thank you, so easy to install after watching your video.
Hey khaky..,
Way to go !! - thx for watching!
Great insight. I appreciate you for sharing this video, sir. You rock!!
Hey @80AD,
Thank you much and thx for watching!
Thats a sweet sharkbite tee you have there. I am doing this install tomorrow and it should go smoothly. I am using the elbow connection from the old dishwasher as it is pex'ed up, crimped and ready to go. You know, if you build stuff as a kid this is not too hard.
Hey Sean..,
So true! Hope it all works out!
Thx for watching!
excellent vid...thank you! About to install an 800 series myself.
Hey GM,
Awesome. Hope it goes well. Great dishwasher!
Thx for watching!
@@Housebarons install went smooth! My install took a bit longer based on having an RO system in there and some shotty plumbing. Ran three loads already…cannot hear a thing…even standing next to unit. Red light is brilliant
Thank you. Installing mine tomorrow. Mine doesn't have a wall outlet so will do direct connection with extra part I ordered.
Hey Ahyung,
Hope it all goes well. It’s a nice dishwasher - worth the effort!
Thx for watching.
If you look in the front bottom of the machine there's a slot for a flathead screwdriver. Use that to lower or raise the rear leg it makes it much easier
Hey ebeanz85
Thx for the tip and thx for watching!
Plug-n-Play, I like it! Thanks for the informative video.
Hey George,
Thx for watching!
@@Housebarons
We visited two home improvement stores to see Bosch dishwashers. Both stores told us that Bosch DWs do not include power plugs, we must purchase the electrical kit. Also we would need to purchase a Bosch electric junction for Bosch DWs. Now I am rethinking a different brand over Bosch because of the junction box. Can you offer any clarification? Thanks, George.
I like that plug idea but how many kitchens have a outlet behind a cabinet and what does code say about that
Thank you. For some reason I couldn't get my head around the mounting brackets until I saw this.
Hey N M,
Glad to help. Thx for watching.
Same here.
sometimes you have to see something to understand it
Helpful video, thanks! And, super cute doggy! 🙂
Glad it was helpful! Thx for watching!
Great video. In my case, I needed to adjust the front feet after it was in place because the subfloor is lower than the finished floor. That part took forever!!
Hey Tireak,
Sometimes it like you can get through a project w/o some surprises. But congrats on your DIY success! Thx for watching and letting us know!
@@Housebarons Adjusting those legs is no fun and it took a couple of hours. I wonder why they used plastic instead of metal legs.
Could you have put a piece of plywood under it? I'm having trouble with that also.
@@dougb8207 I actually did that. I had wood slats from a old bed that were in good shape. I placed them under the front feet and screwed down into the subfloor. That was a lifesaver.
@@tctulloch you could make a youtube tutorial video!
Thank you so much for this video, I helped install my mom’s dishwasher when the installers never showed up
Hey Jess,
Awesome! Glad you could be such a huge help!
Thx for watching!
5:06 The rear height adjustment has a control on the front of the unit behind the toekick. This got me as well.
Thx Davin!
EXCELLENT! Thank you so much!
Hey Rob..,
Glad to hear it. Thx for watching!
Love this!
Hey Kelly,
Hope it helps! Thx for watching!
Great job. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Nice job Dave, I was wondering how you would install the top mounting clips if your countertop is granite???
Hey E,
No. The mounting clips can be relocated to the side and mount to your cabinet sides instead. I believe there is a diagram to follow with the dishwasher.
Hope that helps.
Thx for watching.
Great job
Hey beau…,
Thx for watching!
Thanks for this great video. As with other viewers of your video, I was unclear about how to use the mounting brackets. The Bosch written instructions should be more detailed for this.
Hey Pizza…,
Thx for the input and for watching!
FYI---You can easily adjust to level the rear foot of the dishwasher by turning a screw located in the center of the bottom front panel. Instead of doing this 5:07. Sometimes it helps to read the instructions.
Hey L,
Sometimes! Thanks for the tip and Thx for watching
@@Housebarons Thanks for the video, I have a Bosch 800 coming in 10 days after hand washing for 3 months!!!! I am psyched. I appreciate all that goes into making a video like yours, it almost doubles the time of the project! THANKS again for the video!
When all else fails.... read the instructions!
great vidoe.
Hi Jeff, thanks for your comment and thanks for viewing! If you take on this project, let us know how it goes, good luck!
My 800 series has a rubber flap hanging down under the door. I think it’s part of the lower door seal, but it doesn’t seem like it should hang down on the floor (and as a result it has gotten ripped and needs to be replaced). What’s the correct way to handle this piece during the install?
Nice video, but it's missing something that's been frustrating me and some other people f or some time: how to install the toe plate. I've tried several different ways to install it, but the screw slots don't line up with the holes, and there are some lower holes that look like the right ones, but the screws that go in are too narrow, so something's wrong. If I install the way that appears to be right, the bottom of the door scrapes against the toe plate. Could you please share a video of the correct installation along with the screws that should be used? Thanks.
Hey LW,
We’ll keep that in mind on the next dishwasher.
Thx for watching!
Much appreciated, my friend! Your video helped me make sense of the installation manual. And thanks for the heads up on the missing part. No @#$%$&!! inlet elbow, eh Bosch?! A grand for a dishwasher and they leave out a $5 part. Gotta love those Germans.
Hey The…,
Thx for the input and for watching!
Hey HB !
Thanks for showing how to do this.
My 800 manual does not mention leak detection. Does your manual mention it?
Does it make sense to add additional insulation on the top, sides, and back?
Are there any vents that must not be covered?
Thanks again.
No telling where the manual is. 😬
Our space was tight. Not sure the extra insulation is ideal unless you have a lot of extra space.
As a general rule, home insulation is less effective if it is crushed/ squished - something to consider.
And - the 800 series is REALLY quiet. Hardly worth the bother.
Thx for watching!
@@Housebarons Thanks for responding. Cheers,
Thank you
The back leg is adjustable from the front under black rubber flap use it after installed in hole to level
I was hoping to see how to do the side mounting since I have quartz countertops. It looks like a hole has to be drilled into the dishwasher?
No don’t drill into the dishwasher. There’s already a hole on both sides of the dishwasher for side cabinet mounting. Also the black rubber seals on either side have a hole to access screws for the cabinet sides.
Since you mentioned the series 100, 300 it would be helpful to know what distinguishes them!
Hey Glen,
The 100 is entry level. Each series up to the800 just add upgrades. All depends on what you need and what you want.
Thx for watching.
Do you have any instruction for re-assembling the brackets which hold the dishes INSIDE the dish washer. I cannot load the dishes because the brackets which hold the rails have fallen off!. Otherwise this is an excellent video on how to install this dishwasher.
Hey Uwant,
Sorry. May want to contact manufacturer.
Thx for watching
Thx for this video! I've never installed a dishwasher & am about to install a Bosch 800 so this is perfect! I have a question about the elbow joint. Mine came w/with a washer & I couldn't see if yours' had 1. Assume I should use it but just want to make sure. Should I use it? thx!
Hey srl,
Glad it is helping. Are you talking about the elbow for the water at the bottom of the dishwasher? A washer inside that fitting. Then yes. I’d double check the install manual to be sure.
Hope that helps,
Thx for watching!
@@Housebarons Thx for quick reply! Yes, the elbow that attaches at the bottom for the hot water line. There’s nothing in the manual/directions that mentions a washer but I see most of the elbows come with washers.
Hey srl,
Ok then. That washer inside the fat part of that elbow does need to be there.. Smart of you to double check! Hope the install goes well.
@@Housebarons Thx again! Now if it only had a custom panel.....😃
Just knowing there is a little dog behind all this gives me hope.
Hey Ed..,
😃👍 thx for watching!
Can you push the dishwasher completely towards the wall or does the electrical wires, water and drain pipe need an inch of space btw the wall and dishwasher ?
Hey Abhishek,
Check your dishwasher. If all the connections are down low, where it is recessed, then no problem. Just be careful not to pinch and electrical or water lines.
Typically, dishwashers are designed to line up with the countertop leaving a little space in the back - but not much.
Hope that helps.
Thx for watching!
Is the 18 inch the same it’s also an 800 series and it’s coming and I was hoping this video woodwork equally as well for that model.
Hey Kathy…,
I’m just guessing, but I would imagine they would be pretty similar. If there are any big differences, just follow their supplied instructions.
Thx for watching!
Did you use thread tape on tbe eblow connection?
We just installed the 800, and it is louder than we expected. Can hear it from 12’ away easily, and that is during the wash cycle, not when it’s draining…. Standard RO.
Was there any modifications to your cabinets? What is your RO?
Thanks, got another 24hrs to decide if we return it…
Hey Joh..,
Sorry -RO?
@@Housebarons rough opening of the cabinet - mine is at 24 1/8” for width, & 34 1/16 in height…
Gotta ya. Our rough opening is similar.
The 800 series we put in at my in-laws is ridiculous quiet. Not ABSOLUTELY silent, but really quiet.
Couple things to check.
1) is the insulation wrap surrounding the tub ( sides and top ) installed?
2) are front side seals touching the cabinet sides?
3) is the toe kick in place and close to the floor? ( can’t remember if that has insulation?)
If all that is good, then I would download a phone app of a decibel meter. Get one that has really good reviews. ( I have the free NIOSH app - supposed to be pretty good)
With furnace , fans, and ALL background noise turned off, record readings from different places, then in those same places and all other background noise still off, take readings through dishwasher cycles. See what you get.
May want to see if you can match manufacturer readings.
Remember , the scale is logarithmic. So for every 10db, you get an order of magnitude increase in loudness. ( so 50 db is 10x louder than 40db and 100x louder than 30db etc. )
Hope that helps.
Thx for watching!
Is a regular electrical outlet OK or do I need to install a GFCI outlet?
Or if my old dishwasher is hard wired, should I cut off the Bosch plug and hard wire it to the existing box?
Hey James,
Code is always being updated, so it is best to check with an electrician, but I think for 2020 code requires GFCI for dishwashers.
Hope that helps.
Thx for watching.
If you have a junction box on the wall with the proper strain-relief connector clamps, I don't see why not. But if you only have a cable coming out of the wall, Bosch makes an adapter with the Bosch 3-pin plug on one side, and a junction box on other with easy screw terminals to in your existing circuit. No wire nuts necessary.
How useful do you find the bigger third rack? Im deciding between this one and the model that is $200 less but with the smaller plastic third rack. SHX878ZD5N for example of smaller rack
Hey Slowbro,
I’ve installed them for family members but not yet myself. I’d have to guess that both should perform well - but maybe actual usefulness may depend on the volume of smaller items and silverware that you need to put there.
I’m curious to what you finally decide ... let us know if you think of it and why. I’m sure others will be curious the what and why if your choice as well!
Thx for watching.
Hi...great video and thank you - but there is 1 area I did not see ANYWHERE! The install went very smooth and everything works - but I am having a problem putting in the toe panel. I have a BOSCH 800 series with a non-slotted panel but the bracket does not plug into the opening in the dishwasher. Called the BOSCH hot line and they hung up on me twice. Any suggestions? The picture (24) on page 29 of install manual shows exactly what I am experienceing...the "ribs" in the slot do not allow the backet to plug in...Please help! Thanks
Hey user…,
That install was at another house so I can only go by memory. The slots on the side should line up with the dishwasher frame.
Find where the screws are supposed to go into the silver frame 1st. Then work backward to the toe kick. I think the toe kick may have been in 2 pieces - like a too and bottom. I would treat it as a puzzle- where the screws go in the frame is your best clue.
Sorry I can’t help more.
Thx for watching!
@@Housebarons got it...had to angle the piece in from a side angle because it does not plug in direct...I am 100% now - appreciate the quick respnse and have a great holiday (whatever you practice) and new year!
Glad to hear you had success. Bosch are great functioning - just need a little toe kick help 😁
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and yours as well !
I am in Toe Panel Hell right now, and what you said about lining up the holes to the holes and slots in the actual dishwasher makes a lot of sense. What doesn't make sense is why, at least an 18 inch model, is the actual dishwasher not a little closer to actual standard cabinet height?
Hey Gregory,
Is 18 for trailers, some apartments - maybe they use different sizing???
Not sure.
Thx for watching!
@@Housebarons It's for an apartment in New York City, so yes, it's a small kitchen. A galley kitchen actually, 72" wide on both sides. The previous dishwasher was 24" wide but it's a one bedroom apartment so the 18 seemed right. The entire re-do was IKEA including the fridge and stove. only exception was the Bosch dishwasher
my 800 series came with two toe/kick plates and no instructions on how they are attached. It isn’t obvious, can you help?
Hey Tim,
If I remember right the toe kick gas to holes or slots on the sides. When you place the toe kick on the bottom of the dishwasher, the holes on the toe kick should line up with a thread hole on the frame/ supports of the bottom of the dishwasher. See if you can spot those threaded holes on either side of the bottom frame of the dishwasher before trying to line up the kick plate.
Hope that helps. Thx for watching!
I have an electriction issue
Is the outlet that I want to install need to be a 125v or 250v ?
Hey Mathyos,
Typically, in the USA, normal household voltage is designated between 110V and 120V. This dishwasher would be run on such a circuit. Electricity is dangerous - best left to an electrician.
Thx for watching!
Does Bosch require the cold water supply line? My old crappy Kenmore is hooked to the hot line.
Hey mar..,
Not sure I looked. I think it’s typical to hook the hot line in. I did see Bosch web site said up to 60 degrees c supply connection.
Thx for watching!
@@Housebarons for those that don't know 60 celsius if 140 degrees Fahrenheit so unless you have your water heater turned to the max there should be no problem in my opinion
The black rubber insulation under the door that runs behind the toe kick split in half the entire length How do you replace it?
Hey T C,
Never done that before. Sorry.
Thx for watching
How do you secure to the sides when you can’t do it to the top
Hey Matthew,
There are two clips that can be mounted on top. OR on the sides depending on your set-up. For side mounting, they would be screwed in to the sides of the cabinet.
Thx for watching.
I ordered from one of the big box home centers and the salesman told me that we would need to pull a building permit for them to do the installation (even to replace an existing unit)!! They would also need to come and do a site survey first. Does that seems a bit much?? I am not fond of doing plumbing but this looks pretty straight forward. Thanks for the info. I can definitely do this without their "help" !!!
Hey Ricardo,
“ does that seem a bit much?” My personal opinion - Ah..... Y E S ! ABOSOLUTELY. EXTREMELY - there are probably not enough words in the English language to highlight that.
At the turn of the 20th century, the FARMERS' ANTI-AUTOMOBILE SOCIETY OF PENNSYLVANIA proposed laws like : “In case a horse is unwilling to pass an automobile on the road, the driver of the car must take the machine apart as rapidly as possible and conceal the parts in the bushes.”
Sounds like where you live, someone succeeded in such laws???
Common sense is in short supply these days. The dishwasher in the video doesn’t even require wiring. You plug it in like a toaster.
I suppose, if one does not understand the directions or doesn’t want to be bothered, fine. Feel free to get a site survey. But to legislate away the privilege of someone using their skills and common sense seems “a bit much”. Your “I can do this “ attitude is exactly why we do what we do! Here’s to much success and the continued hope we never have to someday disassemble our cars .... !
@@Housebarons Thanks! Now all I have to do is wait for them to come off of back-order! (COVD delays!!)
I installed the 800 series dishwasher and did 9 min rinse for first time use but there is water leak under the dishwasher from geo light something... And it blinks E15 please let me know what or how we can fix it
Hey Good...,
We installed the dishwasher for someone in another city. Best suggestion us to give Bosch customer support a call to clarify the code. I’m sure they’ll have an idea.
Thx for watching.
Your old dishwasher had a plug like the Bosch and not hard wired?? then you are lucky
What's width of space needed for the bosh dishwasher with 23..56 inches?
Typical cabinet spacing is 24 inches.
Vapor barrier?
My wife has granite countertops. How would you secure it?
Hey Aaron,
Most dishwashers make or come with clips to mount the sides of the dishwasher to the cabinet sides rather than counter top.
Thx for watching!
How do you set the time on the clock of this dishwasher?
Hey Kristina,
Try this...
media3.bosch-home.com/Documents/9001184842_B.pdf
- page 12
Hope that helps!
I bought my 800 4 years ago and it started throwing E07 codes 3 weeks ago. That is the Zeolite fan. Tried resetting it 3 or 4 times and still threw codes. I called Bosch and told them the issues. They sent a repairman out2 weeks later and he didn’t bring any parts with him. He found more than the fan bad and ordered parts. It will take another 2 weeks for him to come back!oh plus the bill will be over $500! For a $1200 dollar dish washer. The warranty on these,is inadequate for a Premium Product. I’m not happy with Bosch,even though the washer is nice and unbelievably quiet. Think it over before you drop that much money for a dishwasher.
It’s a shame products aren’t built to last anymore!
Perfect video much appreciated
Hey Eric,
Thx foe watching!
Our plumber wanted to charge us $800 to install our $900 dishwasher and I can't! I hope I can figure out soon. On the side note, I am planing a kitchen remodel but the old dishwasher caught on fire 3 months prior it. Argh.
Hey Gozde,
That sounds like an awful high price! Typically the big box stores (USA) charge around $150.
Maybe try to find a handyman with good reviews??. If you take on the task, I hope the video helps - it’s not terribly difficult.
Thx for watching!
This plumber reminds me of like the old skit with the Smothers Brothers. Dick asks Tom about a career, and Tom says he's going to be a TV repairman.
Dick: "How much are you going to charge for repairing a TV?"
Tom: "$100,000"
Dick: "Wow, that's a lot."
Tom: "I know, I only have to repair one."
LOL
My plumber charged almost $300. $800 is much too high.
My dishwasher is in our island. Our sink is about a yard and half away. Can the drainage hose be elevated by the dishwasher then travel to the sink y-joint under the floor?
Hey Matthew,
I’m not 100% sure.... but it sounds that might cause problems.
I would call the dishwasher support and see if they have some guidance.
Thx for watching!
My mounting holes aren’t pre drilled. Is this normal?
Sounds like it got skipped at the factory…?
@@Housebarons so I realized that the brackets were intended to be used instead of screwing straight into the frame. My old dishwasher didn’t use brackets rather screws through the holes in the frame.
Maybe they’re all different
puppies!
Great video and explanation, but I was disappointed as it didn't show what I am interested in. I bought a new one, and the plumber installed it so I can't see the controls once the door is shut, because they are under the counter-top. Also the dishwasher is tilted forward a bit, so the side flashing is angled and sticks out form between the counters on the sides a bit. He said if he pulls the dishwasher out so the controls are visible, the side-flashing will be out from between the cabinets. This doesn't seem right at all. Maybe I should call Bosch.
Hey Doug,
The controls are meant to be hidden by countertop when closed. You can press the desired program and it will start when you close the door.
It is NOT supposed to be crooked though. Plumber messed up.
Thx for watching!
@@Housebarons thanks much; I appreciate the feedback!
After I close the door no power to the buttons brand new
Hey TNT…,
2 guesses: wiring mistake or defect. I’d check the wiring connections - then maybe contact Bosch for some diagnostic steps…
Thx for watching.
That back leg that you adjusted has a screw to adjust it. Way to wreck that plastic by manually stripping the gear.
Hey Ben,
No gears were stripped in the making of this video - Thx for watching!
You skipped over the inlet valve install
WOULD BE NICE, IF THEY WOULD ACTUALLY SHOW ACTUAL INSTALL, AS IN CERTAIN THINGS THAT ARE NOT VERY CLEAR IN THE MANUAL THAT COMES WITH THESE!!!! SOME THINGS JUST SAY INSTALL IT, AND NOTHING ELSE, WELL IT WOULD SURE BE NICE IN SOME INSTANCES IF THEY WOULD ELABORATE A LITTLE BIT ABOUT IT! IT IS COMPLETELY WORTHLESS SHOWING THE STUFF INSTALLED AND NOT SHOWING HOW TOO DO IT!!!!!
5:17 Stop doing this! The back foot is lowered over the shaft from the front. Read the instructions!
Video gave me motion sickness
most likely the dishwasher you are replacing was hard wired in no plug so now you will need an electrician to add a outlet to plug this dishwasher into
A generic dishwasher installation with actual misinformation specific to the Bosch 800 series. Worse than useless.
Not the greatest you skipped many steps and cut too much
Not the greatest you skipped many steps and cut too much