Can you help me put my Beko D 3422 back together?

Hi Everybody,

Well I am a typical man, I took my dishwasher to bits to clean and and see if it would work (it was blocked, cloggy and full of fat) but I forgot to take pictures of the inside before I started.
I have posted some pictures and the links are below.

http://www.evanswebdesign.co.uk/images/dishwasher_1.JPG
http://www.evanswebdesign.co.uk/images/dishwasher_2.JPG
http://www.evanswebdesign.co.uk/images/dishwasher_3.JPG
http://www.evanswebdesign.co.uk/images/dishwasher_4.JPG
http://www.evanswebdesign.co.uk/images/dishwasher_5.JPG
http://www.evanswebdesign.co.uk/images/dishwasher_6.JPG
http://www.evanswebdesign.co.uk/images/dishwasher_7.JPG
I have left the pics deliberatly large (c. 3MB each) so that if anybody knows what they are looking at they can see the details. You will have to copy and paste the addresses into your address bar to see the pics

I have connected the electrics back together ok but the problem lies with the pipes. When I took one of the sised off I could have sworn that one of the ends to one of the pipes was just up the inside of the dishwasher and not connected to anything. I know this sounds unreal.

I connected the pipes as I thought they went and it is obviously incorrect as when I connected the dishwasher back to the outlets etc with the sides still off once the reserviour filled up water started coming out of the pipe which I left disconnected.

It looks like the pipe was originally not connected to anything as the muck starts at one end of the pipe and decreases to a point when there the pipe is clean around three quarters of the way down it. All the pipe end also have clip marks but this particular end does not have any clip marks on it whatsoever confirming my suspicions that it wasn't connected to anything.

Please can anybody help?

Thanks in advance
John Evans

John Evans
October 2010