GE Eastman 6-ft 3/8 In-in Compression Inlet x 3/4 In-in Hose Thread Outlet Braided Stainless Steel Dishwasher Connector - Item # 91223518 | Model # 41140

GE Eastman 6-ft 3/8 In-in Compression Inlet x 3/4 In-in Hose Thread Outlet Braided Stainless Steel Dishwasher Connector - Item # 91223518 | Model # 41140

The Eastman 6-foot quick-connect dishwasher kit comes with everything you need for a fast and easy dishwasher installation. The supply line features a PVC core, multi-filament braided nylon reinforcement, a clear vinyl outer shell, and a grade 304-Stainless Steel braided exterior that is designed to prevent kinking and crimping, corrosion-resistant. The kit comes with a 3-prong straight power cord with a built-on harness and a 3/4-inch female hose thread elbow. Works with most major brands of dishwashers. The supply line in this kit is lead-free compliant for potable water applications. UPC approved. CSA certified. UL listed.

Features

• Supply Line Construction: PVC core, multi-filament braided nylon reinforcement, a clear vinyl outer shell, and a grade 304-Stainless Steel braided exterior
• Supply Line Length: 6 ft
• Power Cord: 3-prong 13 AMP / 125 V with built-on harness
• Kit Includes: (1) 6 ft. stainless steel dishwasher supply line with 3/8 in. Comp x 3/4 in. FHT elbow connection, (1) 3-prong straight power cord with built-on harness, (3) wire nuts, (1) stainless steel hose clamp

What our Experts Think

• Complete, leak-resistant dishwasher hookup solution
  This Eastman 6-ft braided stainless steel connector is designed to deliver a secure water supply connection between your shutoff valve and dishwasher, reducing the risk of leaks at critical joints.
• Standard 3/8” compression inlet for easy compatibility
  The 3/8-inch compression fitting connects directly to most modern dishwasher shutoff valves, making it a widely compatible replacement or installation line.
• 3/4” hose thread outlet for appliance connection
  The opposite end features a 3/4-inch hose thread (FHT) designed to attach cleanly to dishwasher inlets or included elbow adapters in many install kits.
• Braided stainless steel construction for durability
  Built with a 304 stainless steel braid over a reinforced inner core, it resists kinking, corrosion, and burst pressure from continuous household water supply use.
• 6-foot length for flexible installation
  The extended reach makes it easier to route behind cabinets and appliances without tension, especially in tight kitchen layouts or retrofit installs.
• High pressure and temperature rated
  Typically rated for standard residential water pressures (up to ~125 PSI) and hot/cold water use, ensuring stable long-term performance.
• Lead-free and code-compliant materials
  Built to meet potable water safety standards, making it suitable for modern residential plumbing systems.

Q&A

Q: What is this dishwasher connector used for?
A: It connects a dishwasher water inlet to the home water supply, providing a secure and leak-resistant water line connection.

Q: What are the connection sizes?
A: It features a 3/8-inch compression inlet x 3/4-inch hose thread outlet (FHT) for standard dishwasher hookups.

Q: What material is it made of?
A: It has a 304-grade braided stainless steel exterior with a reinforced inner core, designed for durability and flexibility.

Q: How long is the hose?
A: The connector is 6 feet long, suitable for most standard under-sink dishwasher installations.

Q: Is it resistant to leaks and damage?
A: Yes, the braided stainless steel design helps prevent kinking, crimping, and corrosion, reducing leak risk over time.

Q: Does it include fittings?
A: Yes, it includes brass compression and hose-thread fittings for a complete connection setup.

Q: Is it safe for drinking water systems?
A: Yes, it is typically lead-free compliant and NSF-certified for potable water use.

Q: What pressure and temperature does it support?
A: It generally supports working pressures up to 125 PSI and standard household water temperatures.

Q: Is installation difficult?
A: No, it is designed for quick DIY or professional installation using standard plumbing tools—no soldering required.

Maintenance Tips

• Inspect for Leaks Regularly: Check both compression and hose-thread ends for moisture or dripping every 3–6 months.
• Avoid Kinks or Sharp Bends: Keep the hose in a smooth curve to maintain steady water flow and reduce stress on fittings.
• Ensure Tight but Not Over-Tight Fittings: Hand-tighten connections and avoid excessive force that can damage compression ferrules or threads.
• Check for Corrosion or Wear: Look for rust, fraying braid, or bulging—replace immediately if any damage appears.
• Secure Proper Alignment: Make sure the connector is not twisted during installation to prevent long-term strain.
• Shut Off Water Before Service: Always turn off water supply before moving or servicing the dishwasher connection.
• Prevent Movement Behind Appliance: Secure slack so vibration from dishwasher cycles does not loosen fittings over time.
• Replace at First Sign of Aging: Even without leaks, replace if the hose is older or shows stiffness or wear for safety.