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WATER MAINS INSTALLATION DIAGRAM
Carry out the connections as shown in picture 3 and taking into account the following instructions:
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Always use the hoses supplied with the machine to make water mains connections; never use
any other hose or pipes already fitted
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Make sure that hoses are not kinked, squashed or twisted
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Fasten the ring nuts of the hoses firmly but without exerting too much pressure (5 - pict 3).
WE RECOMMEND THE INSTALLATION OF A WATER SOFTENER TO GRANT A LONG LIFE TO
THE AppLIANCE. Install the water softener according to the instructions and regulations provided
by the manufacturer.
The water softener must be placed in an easily accessible place, so as to allow the performance
of the regeneration when due, and in general, close to the water drain siphon.
When there is no water softener, it is necessary to apply a filter on the inlet pipe of the motor pump, in
order to prevent impurities from damaging the motor pump or the appliance itself.
MOTOR pUMp (if not built-in)
The motor-driven pump must be installed at a suitable distance in order to avoid either possible
drips or water splashes, and also to prevent any salt being introduced into the water softener from
spilling on the pump itself.
Before connecting the hose coming from the motor pump or from the water-softener, in case of appliances
with built-in pumps, place it in a bucket and turn on the water tap (1- Pict 3) for a couple of minutes in order
to eliminate possible residues from the new hoses and in any case, until the water flows clear.
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR THE INSTALLER
KEY
3
1
Water tap (previously installed by the customer)
2
Motor pump (provided with the machine – when
not built in)
3
Water softener (optional)
4
Drain siphon (previously installed by the customer)
5
High-pressure hoses (supplied)
6
Water drain pipe (provided with the machine)
The appliance is supplied without water in
the boiler. This is to prevent serious damage
if the appliance is exposed to temperatures
below 0°C.
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