Supplying Demand 6572 Universal Dishwasher Install Kit 6 Feet Stainless Hose 6 Feet Power Cable

Nice, complete kit. The dishwasher came with a drain tube, so all I needed to do was attach the wiring (smooth on side of wire casing = black = hot wire) (ribbed = white) (center wire is green/ground , you can see a bit of that right at the wire.I used every single part. I did place it on the cabinet to adjust the feet before it was the last step, that made it easier. I still checked that it was level at the end. My daughter is happy to have a new dishwasher and I'm happy not to pay someone $150+ to do the job.

Used for a Samsung dishwasherinstallation. All parts were useable but one: right angle elbow for water line didn't fit. Instead of elbow, we bent original flexible copper line to align with water intake. Parts were good quality, and cost less than the local plumbing suppliers and big box stores.

I bought a dishwasher online, and had a friend warn me that most appliances need a separate purchase of a power cord and an installation kit. I was able to get the power cord with the dishwasher, but the kit they had was missing a bunch of parts that were "available at additional cost."I chose this kit instead, even though I wasn't doing the installing myself. That way, I didn't have to pay a plumber for the parts individually and at a markup. (My plumber was thrilled that he didn't have to go to his supply house for parts)It made the installation go much, much faster, because everything was right at the plumber's elbow. A good deal at a good price. The only improvement that I'd make is to use those wire wrapped hoses, to prevent pipes bursting. However, my plumber told me that kind of thing happens so infrequently it's not worth the expense.This kit, however, was well worth the money.

Unable to use the power cord. Not color coded (black and white) and I’m a novice trying to install a new Samsung dishwasher. A simple note to tell you which is which would have been helpful. Yet another trip to Home Depot.Revised: Supplying Demand emailed me with an explanation which clarified the power cord. Next time this novice will hire a pro.

Worked for installing my 18" dishwasher.

Worked very well for my GE dishwasher

Yes, it's scary gray wires.... hahaha. This is a simple smooth, center, groove gray outlet wire. Very simple to install if you can squeeze your hand together, twist your fingers, and use simple hand tools, you can do it yourself. there are hundreds of youtube videos that with walk you through the steps even if you've never done any electrical before. A quick FYI, the wires have colored shields under the gray to identify power black (smooth), negative green (center), neutral white (groove),..... if you need any more information than this for the gray plug wire, please surrender all of you tools. Everything else is there for you with exception of an under the sink supply splitter.

almost perfect but was able to still make it work. The new KitchenAid dishwashers (and I can imagine the other brands as well) have a junction box where you can screw in the wires now instead of having to use the twisties. Was still able to accomplish the job by stripping the wire a little bit to extend it and wrap around the connectors. If you're a novice, this may be a problem for you but if you know what you are doing it's a solvable problem. They should release a different model with a different power cord to match the newer dishwashers.

Funcionó para la instalación de la lavavajillas. Hasta el plomero nos preguntó dónde lo compramos pues dice que está muy bien tanto lo que trae como el precio

And a better price than Home Depot.