Samsung DD67-00058A Dishwasher Drain Inlet Hose OEM Part

2 year old dishwasher- "LE" leak sensor - found tinny leak in the shorh drain hose in - upon removing it this hose was found to be BRITTLE - VERY BRITTLE - main drain hose is fine - samsung says that this isnt a problem but have read quite a few complaints - easy fix unce unit is turned upsidedown.

Installed new inside drain hose

Ordered new drain line and replaced it. Works great!

Kept getting LE (leak) error code on dishwasher and sure enough opening up side panel (left side looking from from) I could see that the internal drain hose was leaking. Bought part from this store and turned dishwasher upside down. Actually I just needed to turn it on its side to gain access. Removed the white panel on bottom that catches leaks and disconnected from electrical system. Removed side panel (left side as viewed from front of dishwasher). That gives access to both ends of the hose, which is only about 12 inches long. Used pliers to compress clamps and slid off hose with a bit of elbow grease one end at a time. Replacement was simple though was annoyed that the hose is packaged bent in opposite direction to that which it needs to be installed. Not a big problem but adds extra strain to hose. Replaced bottom panel after reattaching wires and then tested. Use flashlight to check for leaks at hose ends whilst dishwasher in operation. Once I had determined that there were no leaks then the side panel can be replaced and dishwasher replaced under counter. Not a complicated fix but turning dishwasher needs a bit of strength since it's a bulky object. Hose can be difficult to get off

I ordered the Hose-Drain in from AppliancePartsPros. Initially I had a service technician come out to look at an LE (Leak) error code and estimate $350 - $375 to fix this issue. I ordered this part for $25 and it took hardly any time to get it installed and up and running.