By far the best detailed no nonsense video. This knowledgeable young man knows his stuff.

Wow!! Just WOW! Your explanation and details of every step was just awesome!! I have a dishwasher to install and need to take a cabinet out and your video will certainly help although I’m not getting near the electrical ⚡️aspect of this project😳. I’d like to live long enough to actually enjoy my new appliance😂😂😂👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻. Great job👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻‼️‼️‼️

Finally a detailed step by step video. Great info about the installation kit with the plug.

Great how to! We just bought a house and I will be having to install a dishwasher. This was a great help!!

Great video. Great narration. Simple discussion. I’ve DIY installed several dishwashers over the last several decades but this refresher was terrific. It reminded me to check for certain things before they became gotcha’s. Thanks for putting this together.

I gotta say your install videos are some of the best quality instructions and explanations I've seen. Keep up the good work brother!

Benjamin, Thanks for taking the time to shoot and produce your content. You are the best!

Great video for sure, my city code does require an air gap or route the drain hose so that the loop goes higher than the drain hose connection to avoid waste water from draining back. Thanks for the video :)

Great video bro! Awesome explanations and teaching! A real confidence builder!

What size is is your waterline supply hoses? This is the best video on installation that I have seen on youtube!!!!!!!! Others never mentioned the flush or adjusting the legs while unit was outside of the well. I like how you taped the hoses down away from the side, and how you detected the hot wire between the 2 gray ones they had inside. Well, I could not afford a Kitchenaid but I am getting the Maytag with the giant third rack look-a-like!!!!😄😄😄 I may use Teflon & megaloc on all threads to guarantee no leaks!!!! THANK YOU😊

To make it easier to feed your water, electrical and drain lines through the hole in the cabinet, once you have them attached to the dishwasher, you might find it easier if you tie a three foot piece of string to each hose, then while the dishwasher is outside of the cabinet space, you can just feed the strings through the hole and pull on the strings, which will pull the hose and cables through the hole as you start to push the dishwasher back into the cabinet space. It's like extending your hoses and cables an extra three feet allowing you to pull them through the hole in the cabinet without fighting to get your arms back behind the dishwasher once it is already in the cabinet slot. Then just take off the strings before you attach the power, water and drain hose to their respective connections. That is what I do and it keeps me from having to try and fit my arms back in between the washer and the cabinet walls while feeding the hoses and pushing the washer back into the slot. Great video! SUPER DUPER!

Great Job. Thank you.

Thanks Ben!!!

good job

Thank You

Great video...thank you

Good job

You want it leaning back the slightest bit so when the drawers are full they dont roll forward from the weight.

Nice

Your missing the “high loop” for the drain.

Great video! Just curious though, do you need a 20 amp outlet? Or will 15 work?

I missed the part where you connect the hoses to the dishwasher. That's where my leak is. Compression fitting possibly?

Ben, it's 3 years later. What do you think of the dishwasher? We are soon to be in the market which is why I'm asking.

your country is different to australia..cords plug into the machine and all the hoses are already attached, you just push the hoses and electrical cord through the hole in the cabinet screw the hoses on to fittings under sink and plug in the power, honestly its childs play here but REALLY complicated where you are!!

I did it 30 years ago and never looked back...First, get your license.If you dont have enough years in to get a master plumbers or electricians license then get a general contractors.Hook up w a local kitchen showroom and install their kitchens.You do it all in that kitchen. $600-700 day easy

scratch and dent - yea!!

Just a quick note...route the drain line so that it doesn't interfere with the sprayer.

Great if you have all the modern electrical connections etc. already installed , but what to do if you are in a forty five + year old home, and none of the items pictured here are available? Not the best video I have viewed.

Isn't that a 15 amps recetacle that you have installed there ?

If that's a 20 amp circuit why is there a 15 amp receptacle?

You definitely use nicer flashlights now 😅

Electrical outlet under the sink? Crazy. Direct connect power to dishwasher. Way safer.

That's a really neat installation under the sink, but I can't believe you do not have a garbage disposal, which most Americans expect. When it comes time to sell, your real estate agent will ask you to install a disposal.

No high loop😠

When you are newbie!!!!🤔😱😱

Ben, you need to quit your job and start your own company.