After moving: botched IKEA kitchen in the apartment

Thanks to you.

This is planned for the weekend...
The tip to take the lead from the bottom of the cabinet is great, at least I wouldn't have thought of that, maybe my boyfriend. Thank you very much!

I'm really pissed off at the guy who sold us this thing by now...

After it stayed dry under the sink (for which several hours were spent screwing), there is now water in the dishwasher – I assume because of the slope in the drain hose from the sink towards the dishwasher.

We will redo the whole thing completely over the weekend. Is it conceivable to buy the appropriate accessories at the hardware store (sealing rings, etc.), or does it have to be Ikea for sure?

I don't even know if the sink is Ikea at all. It’s probably a quartz composite sink, one basin with a draining board. I haven’t found one like that in any brochure or online (it was from the old program...), I also can't find the mixer tap... :(

This is all so annoying because you have to laboriously work out the background information and exactly what is going wrong...

@fleptin

Front is Veddinge white, I have to check about the dishwasher. Whirlpool, unfortunately I don't know more...

Take some photos and upload them here to the photo gallery, then more can be said. The dishwasher drain hose always goes up from the floor to the siphon; it cannot be due to a slope if the water does not pump out.

Yes, yes, it does drain, that is not the problem. It's just that at some point water is in there again. I understand that the pipe first goes up, but the branch of the pipe under the sink must first lead upwards so that the water does not take the wrong path, right?

The type designation of the dishwasher is DWH B00.

This usually happens automatically through the connection to the siphon. Photos would also be helpful here.

there is both the bottom view of the sink and a photo of the sink. If someone can say for certain whether it is from IKEA or not, that could also help us...