Connecting The Appliance - Siemens WT45W569DN Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

Installing and connecting the appliance
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Caution!
Material damage/damage to the
appliance
If the appliance overheats, it may not be
able to operate properly, or this may
result in material damage or damage to
the appliance.
Make sure that the appliance's air inlet
is never obstructed when the appliance
is in operation, and that the area around
the appliance is adequately ventilated.
Install the appliance as follows:
Place the appliance on a clean,
1.
even, solid surface.
Check that the appliance is level
2.
using a spirit level.
If necessary, turn the appliance feet
3.
to make sure it is level.
You can now connect the appliance.
Notes
All appliance feet must stand firmly
■
on the ground.
If appliances are not installed
■
correctly, this may result in noises,
vibrations, uneven drum operation
and/or to residual water leaking out
of the appliance.
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Connecting the appliance

:
Warning
Risk of electric shock/fire/material
damage/damage to the appliance!
If the appliance is not installed properly,
this may lead to a dangerous situation.
Make sure that:
The mains voltage on your power
■
socket matches the rated voltage
specified on the appliance
(identification plate). The connected
loads and the required fuse
protection are specified on the
identification plate.
The appliance is only connected to a
■
source of alternating current via a
nationally recognized and grounded
outlet that has been correctly
installed.
The mains plug and the grounded
■
socket match and the earthing
system has been correctly installed.
The cross section of the cable is
■
sufficiently large enough.
The mains plug is accessible at all
■
times.
If using a residual current circuit
■
breaker, only use one that bears the
following mark: z. The presence of
this mark is the only way to be sure
that it fulfils all the applicable
regulations.
:
Warning
Risk of electric shock/fire/material
damage/damage to the appliance!
If the appliance's mains cable is altered
or damaged, this may result in electric
shock, short circuiting or fire due to
overheating.
The mains cable must not be kinked,
crushed or altered, and must not come
into contact with any heat sources.