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Building-in instructions
If desired, this washing machine can be
built-in to a run of kitchen units in place of a
unit 600mm wide and 600mm deep. This will
leave the integral worktop at a height of
850mm which is compatible with most
modern units, however, if you prefer, the
machine can be inserted beneath an
existing worktop.
In this case, there must be at least 820mm
between the floor and the underside of the
existing worktop and it is necessary to
replace the worktop with a protective metal
panel, available from your dealer as an
optional extra on application.
To change the worktop, proceed as follows;
1. To remove the integral worktop, undo the
retaining screws at the rear of the
machine, push the worktop back slightly
and lift it clear.
2. Remove the two brackets that helped
secure the worktop by undoing the
screws holding them to the cabinet.
3. Carefully position the protective metal
panel on top of the machine, and fix in
place by driving home the four screws
supplied with the panel.
Having made the necessary electrical and
plumbing connections as already described
(see page 7-8), you can now simply
manoeuvre the machine into position. Take
care, though, that in the process, the fill and
drain hoses are not kinked in such a way as
to obstruct the flow of water, and ensure
that you can still easily reach the power
socket into which the machine is plugged.
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