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Installation, connection and initial commissioning
Installation, connection and initial commissioning
Choosing a suitable location
CAUTION
Risk of injury!
The appliance is heavy and bulky. Im-
proper handling of the appliance may
result in injury.
Seek the help of another person dur-
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ing transport, installation and assem-
bly.
If a trolley is used to move the appli-
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ance, the appliance must be moved
as shown on the packaging.
Only lift the appliance as shown on
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the packaging.
Remove all obstacles on the transport
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route and from the installation loca-
tion, e.g. open doors and clear away
objects lying on the floor.
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Set up the unit only in a dry and frost-
proof room with a solid base.
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Position the appliance near a sink/wash
basin or floor drain for installation of the
connection pipes.
Having the outlet hose
connected
NOTICE
Malfunction!
Failing to connect the appliance cor-
rectly may cause malfunctions during
operation.
Make sure that the waste water can
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drain freely at any time. To that end,
the outlet pipe must have a minimum
diameter of 40 mm.
Ensure that there are no kinks or dam-
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age to the outlet hose.
Make sure that the end of the hose is
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not submerged in the pumped water.
Do not extend the outlet hose or re-
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place with another drainage pipe.
Ø ≥ 40 mm
You can connect the end of the outlet hose in
two different ways:
– Connection to a floor drain.
– Direct connection to the odour seal (si-
phon) of your washing/dishwashing basin.
Technical measures are required for this.
For this reason, only plumbing experts or
members of our service department may
connect the outlet hose (see page EN-42).
The outlet hose must be a maximum of
1000 mm above the floor.
There is a washer in an unused exhaust
manifold that prevents water from escap-
ing here. This washer must be replaced by a
seal ring before connecting the outlet hose.
Connect the inlet hose
NOTICE
Risk of damage to property!
The dishwasher is designed for a water
pressure of 0.4 to 10 bars (0.04 to 1.00
MPa). Water must always be able to run
freely into the dishwasher. Otherwise,
this can damage the appliance.
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