Fix a Dishwasher That is Rocking - Brackets Have Come LOOSE

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In this video I will show you how to fix a dishwasher that is loose and rocking when the door is opened and needs reattached to the counter above. One of the most common reasons for this is the screws holding the brackets to the counter have stripped out of their holes. I will show you an easy way to patch these holes with golf tees and put screws back in that will solidify your dishwasher in place for a long time.
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[@cristinafarmer112]

Good work Flip!

[@fixitFlip]

Thanks!

[@beverlystrickland9323]

Awesome! You are so clever!

[@fixitFlip]

Thanks Beverly!

[@KeyFobRob]

Appreciate it

[@fixitFlip]

No problem.

[@508homes]

Smart idea hand tightening them instead of going with the power tool

[@fixitFlip]

Right. The second you overdue it and strip that hole out, it's done.

[@wfarmer39]

Nice thank you

[@fixitFlip]

Thanks and no problem.