Whirlpool WP99001782 Dishwasher Drain Hose

Product Description

The WHIRLPOOL WP99001782 is a OEM-replacement drain hose designed for residential dishwashers. It carries waste water from the dishwasher tub to the household drain or garbage disposal connection during the drain cycle. Measuring 16.0 x 13.5 x 1.0 inches, this hose provides the correct routing geometry and connection sizing for a proper, leak-free fit. Installation is typically handled by an appliance repair technician or a licensed plumber during routine dishwasher service or as part of a leak diagnosis repair.

This drain hose is intended for use in residential undercounter dishwasher installations. It is a direct OEM-style replacement part, making it suitable for service calls where the original hose has cracked, kinked, or developed a leak. The part dimensions confirm fitment in the specific Whirlpool-platform dishwasher models listed below, covering a range of product lines sold under multiple brand names on the same platform.

Key Features

• OEM replacement drain hose sized at 16.0 x 13.5 x 1.0 inches for correct routing fit
• Designed to restore proper drain function and prevent wash water leaks
• Direct replacement requiring no modification for listed compatible models
• Compatible across multiple brand nameplates built on the same Whirlpool dishwasher platform

Compatibility

Compatible with the following dishwasher models: PDB3600AWE, CDB6100AWX, CDB3100AWX, DWU9922AAE, ADW662EAC, CDB3100AWT, ADW862EAC, DWU9902AAB, CDU810B, DDW261RAB, DWB1000AWX, CDU610N, CDU610B, ADW862EAS, DDW361RAB, ADW862EAW, ADW662EAB, ADW862EAB, CDB6100AWE, DDW361RAW, CDB6100AWN, DWU9922AAB, CDU510V, CDU610V, DWU9902AAE.

Installation Notes

Disconnect power to the dishwasher at the circuit breaker and shut off the water supply valve before beginning any drain hose service. An appliance technician or plumber should inspect the drain connection point at the disposal or sink drain tailpiece to ensure the knockout plug has been removed prior to attaching the hose. Secure all hose clamps fully and verify there are no kinks in the routed hose before restoring power and running a test cycle to confirm leak-free operation.