How do I solve the problem with the water trap

[Jocke1921]

Does anyone know which part is missing or if it's supposed to be like it is in the picture?

When washing with dish soap, all the foam comes out from the pipe I have in the picture. The previous owner had a move-out cleaning done, could it be that when they cleaned the water trap, they forgot that part?

Sincerely

 

[Centano]

Maybe a dishwasher drain was connected there. There are plugs available to install if it won't be used.

 

[Jocke1921]

Maybe a dishwasher drain was connected there. There are plugs available if it’s not going to be used.

So nothing will happen if I put a plug there? I'm wondering if it will get pressurized.

The kitchen is brand new, there's also a dishwasher but no problems when it's running.

 

[Krilleman]

Is this a new installation or have you taken over this installation as the new owner of a property?

Normally there is a cover at the current location...

 

[Jocke1921]

Is this a new installation or have you taken over this installation as the new owner of a property?

Normally there is a cover at the relevant location...

Everything was newly installed in 2021, but I suspect that when the previous owner ordered a moving cleaning service, the movers probably forgot to put the cover back when they cleaned the water trap.

Do you know where I can get such a cover? Should I apply silicone to it or something similar when I install it?

 

[Krilleman]

Do you know where I can drive such a cap? Should I put silicone on it or something similar when I insert it?

Move-out cleaning has no reason to loosen this cap during cleaning.
It's a bit far-fetched.

Is it a kitchen drain or a laundry room?

 

[Centano]

Google "sealing plug dishwasher connection." You need to measure your connection so you get the right size for the plug. No soft sealant needed.

 

[Jocke1921]

Move-out cleaning has no reason to remove this cover during cleaning.
That's a bit far-fetched.

Is it a kitchen drain or a laundry room?

Kitchen drain

 

[Jocke1921]

Google sealing plug dishwasher connection. You need to measure your connection to get the right size for the plug. No soft seal is needed.

There are no sealing plugs for that size, I'm thinking about sealing it with plastic and simply fastening it with a clamp.

 

[Intet]

There aren't any sealing plugs for that size, I'm thinking of sealing it with plastic and simply securing it with a clamp

Yes. That works too. There's no pressure. Or any cork, cap, lid, stopper. Yes. Only imagination sets the limits.