The drainage outlet of a dishwasher is usually designed at the bottom or bottom side of the machine to connect with the drainage pipe under the kitchen sink. This design maximizes the potential energy of water gravity, ensuring that water can quickly and smoothly flow out of the dishwasher and into the sewer.
The position of the drain may vary depending on different brands and models of dishwashers, but most dishwashers follow this basic principle for the drain. For example, the drain of the Fangtai dishwasher is located at its bottom or side, making it easy for users to clean and maintain.
When installing a dishwasher, the layout and configuration of the water outlet and drainage system must be strictly in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. The size of the drainage outlet is usually 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch (approximately 13 millimeters to 19 millimeters) to ensure sufficient drainage capacity. The length and height of the drainage pipe also need to be adjusted according to specific circumstances to ensure smooth and unobstructed drainage.
The height of the drainage outlet has a significant impact on the drainage efficiency of the dishwasher. Generally speaking, the height of the drainage outlet should not exceed 40 centimeters, as exceeding this height will increase the burden on the drainage pump, which may lead to poor drainage or even drainage failure. If the height of the drainage outlet is found to be too high during the actual installation process, it can be considered to adjust the drainage pipeline or use an auxiliary drainage pump to enhance the drainage capacity.
The drainage outlet of the dishwasher is generally located at the bottom or bottom side of the machine, and the specific size and height need to be adjusted according to the manufacturer's instructions and actual situation. During installation and use, the drainage system should be ensured to be smooth and unobstructed to ensure the normal operation of the dishwasher.