How to Extend Washing Machine Drain Pipe?

You can get a drain hose extension from the market and attach it to the existing one by applying tape. The process goes through 4 steps, which I have mentioned below. So, you can perform washing machine outlet pipe extension by reading the method below. 

How to do the Washing Machine Water Outlet Pipe Extension?

I have an LG washing machine. So, let me share how I extended the drain pipe for my machine. You can follow this process for almost any machine.

1. A drain hose extension can be connected to the drain hose to solve the problem. You can purchase the extension from any service shop.

2. Now, connect the purchased extension hose by pushing it inside the already existing drain pipe of the machine.

3. Ensure that there is no leakage between the joints. For safety, apply tape over the pipes.

4. Make sure that the ends of the tape do not peel off. Once you have taped the pipes well, you can enjoy an extended drain pipe!

This is the way you can perform the task of washing machine drain pipe extender on your own. I hope this explanation helps you out.

Hi,

My mother likes to remodel our house every now and then and loves to shift our furniture and appliances from one spot to another. It was during one of her redecorations that she shifted our washing machine to a spot which was quite distant from the sink drain. But, it was the perfect spot according to her so no one could question that. So, instead, we decided to work on the washing machine drain pipe extension. This was also a reasonable idea since I knew our washing machine drain pipe was too small anyway. If you have faced a small drain pipe issue for your washing machine too, please continue reading as I am going to tell you how to extend the washing machine drain pipe at home.

Before I tell you the process of drain pipe extension, let me tell you all the things you need for it.

• Hose extension kit for drains

• Screwdriver with a flat head Plumber's tape

• Measurement tape

How to extend washing machine drain pipe?

• Get The Right Extension Kit:

  If the improper hose and fittings are used, lengthening the washing machine drain pipe with extension equipment might go horribly wrong. The majority of manufacturers offer extension kits for washing machine drain hoses that work with their products. Check to see if the drain pipe on your washer is the same diameter. Next, determine how far the washer hose's end is from the drain. Typically, extension hoses are 1.5 to 3 metres long. It is advised to relocate the drainage and lengthen the piping (PVC pipe) to the washer site if you require a longer line.

• Turn Off Electricity And Water Supply:

  Safety must always come first when using an appliance. It is sufficient to just disconnect the washing machine for electrical safety. Find the shut-off faucet and crank the handle counterclockwise to stop the flow of water.

• Extend Your Washing Machine Waste Pipe:

  Typically, drain pipe extension kits include a Jubilee clip and the connector you'll need for the job. The connector, also known as a coupler, doesn't need to be secured with clips because it is made to fit tightly within the washer and extended hose. If you're worried about leaks, you can add more fasteners to the connection to make it tighter.

• Connect The Extended Pipe To The Drain:

  Whatever sort of drain you use, the hose connection needs to be made at the proper height to stop backflow and siphonage. Run your hose through the bracket after attaching it to a cabinet panel or wall to ensure correct installation. Slip a Jubilee clamp onto the hose, then slide it on the spigot to connect it to a sink drain. Push the spigot all the way in before using the screwdriver to tighten the clamp. Avoid inserting the hose deeper into the pipe since siphonage could happen.

• Test The Drain:

  Turn on the washer's electricity (or plug it in) and the water supply before declaring the task finished. Run a cycle with no programmes and choose the shortest one. To find backflow issues, examine all connections for leakage and keep an eye on the appliance during the cycle.

So, I believe now you know the washing machine drain pipe extension process quite clearly.