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How do you drain Hobart am15? - Hobart AM15-5 Dishwasher

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With the door lifted up, there is a lever on the rear-right on the inside of the dishwasher. Lift this lever and the machine should drain. If it doesn't drain with the lever up, remove the screens inside the dishwasher and verify that the lever is, in fact, lifting the overflow tube so that water can drain out the bottom.

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