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Customer Questions and Answers for Dishwasher Drain Hose by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM18043383
Manufacturer Part Number: WP99002652

Routes wastewater from your dishwasher pump to the home drain. Replace if cracked, kinked, punctured, or worn to restore proper drainage and prevent leaks.

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For Whirlpool Dishwasher Drain Hose (Part Number: OEM18043383)

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Hello Ellen, This model has a 12 foot drain hose 3385556 available. There should be no problem with the excess as long as it is placed where there are no low places, (excess should be level with itself). The best case is where the excess is affixed to the bottom of the countertop with clips MA03159-1 (pkg. of 10).

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Paul, We are not showing that the manufacturer has a 10 to 12 ft hose for your unit and having the extension would be the only way to get it to work.

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Hello Mary. There is fittings on both ends of the hose. The large fitting attaches to the pump assembly under the unit.

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Hello! May we have your appliance model number? We'll need this to help determine the available hoses for your model and/or available drain hose extensions. Please obtain this information and repost. Thanks!

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Hello! Unfortunately, we do not have a listing available of a stainless or metal drain hose available. Sorry about that!

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Bob for Model Number Maytag MDB4651AWB serial number starts with 37

The dishwasher was not draining properly. The flow to the drain seems to be weak and it seemed that the timer was turning off the pump before the water was gone. I checked the interior filters (Filter plate (reference 2 in the Pump and motor parts diagram) and pump filter (6) and found some soap or mineral deposits. That I removed as best I could. I also checked the rest of the interior water paths. The baffle (14) to the water pump seemed to be clear. This did not solve the problem, perhaps some of the soap/mineral crud is clogging somewhere. I have disconnected both ends of the drain hose (Item Number: AP4114287 Manufacturer's Number: 99002652) and tried to pour water through it. It did not flow easily, but with significant effort I was able to blow water through. Is that normal or is there a problem with the hose? If I have to check the pump further, do I need to remove the dishwasher from under the counter to reach it? Thanks, Bob

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Bob, It sounds like you may have a restricted or kinked drain hose WP99002652, You may have to remove the dishwasher to check ? Based on your post that's the most likely issue. Your drain pump [AP4364233} is located in the right rear corner of the dishwasher and can be removed without disturbing the dishwasher, but it can be a "tight" squeeze. You may wan to remove it and check the impeller for damage.

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