Discharging Pipe; Discharging Pump; Detergent Dispenser - Indesit LFT 114/HA Service Manual

Discharging Pipe:

The discharging-pump is sealed by compression to the water-collector and is fastened into place by means of two O-Rings. It is
prevented from unhooking by means of a pipe fixed across a mechanical blocking device placed transversely on the bottom at
the back of the dishwasher.
Hinges:
Hinges assembled on built-in products are self-balanced through a wooden panel (or other material) weighing from between 2 to
8 kg.
The right-hand side hinge differs to the left-hand side one and may be easily dismantled andviceversa as compared to the
previous models. They are mounted between the dish-rack

Discharging Pump:

The Archimedian Discharging-pump is not completely mounted hence the driving water- palletes will be uncovered. It should be
mounted directly onto the water-collector. The discharging-pipe is attached directly onto the water-collector and not onto the
pump, as was the case on previous models.
A small hole has been made on the upper part where the discharging-pump is to be fixed, for the purpose of preventing water-
bubble formations, that would make the dishwasher work without driving water.

Detergent Dispenser:

It is similar to the EVO3 in appearance and functioning. It works on a double-click withdrawing system: the first opens the "door"
and the second "double" pours in the sparkling-rinse agent.
Leak-Proof Floating Ball:
Different in apearance but similar in working to the one mounted on EVO3.
However, electrically speaking, it's normally closed, as compared to the one on EVO3.
Should it be activated whilst having water in the basin (via the electric-switch), the LVS will proceed to discharge the water and
will give the alarm reading:"Overflow".
Filters:
There are three filters: the first (1) is in stainless steel, flat and larger than the ones on previous models, in order to prevent it
from blocking up easily.
The second (2) has a glass-shape, similar to the one on the previous model; and the last (3) viz. the Microfilter which isn't self-
rotating but fastened.
A small "spoiler" has been introduced right in the water-collector with the purpose of allowing these two last filters to draw water
from the entire area around them.
Service Manual
Manual LFT 114 - 116 - 216
and the plastic supporting-device.
Edition
2007.10.15
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Language
English