The wife wanted a dishwasher...so...we bought a dishwasher! We got it at an auction locally, and it was in 'working' condition. It's a Whilpool model DP840DWGX1, and it is on wheels and has the faucet adaptor so we assumed it to be a rollaway dishwasher, not one that was to be hooked up directly to its own water lines, etc.
We tried to hook it up to the sink, but after a minute or two it gushed water all over our kitchen floor. After cleaning up that mess, I turned it on its back and noticed a connection which was unscrewed and just hanging. I found that odd so I hooked it to the only connection it could reach, where it appeared obvious that it belonged. I sat it up and tried it again, only to have it dump some more water on the floor before I yanked the cord from the outlet. This time, we saw exactly where it was coming from, so I've provided a picture. The water was gushing out of the white, downward-facing connector in the center in the photo.
I'd love to turn it back in to a roll away unit right now, as we will be moving hopefully in a couple of months, but after that I'd like to make it a built-in. The manual doesn't show where everything was hooked up at the factory, since they probably assume that you won't start switching connections around arbitrarily. :( I just don't know what needs to be connected differently for this to work. I could probably flip it back over and take a pic from the bottom if that is needed, but I don't know how much water is still in it and what problems my flipping it might cause.
Sorry for the convoluded question, but I'm really unsure what's going on here myself. I appreciate any advice you may have! Thanks everyone!!