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Before fitting the custom door front, the dishwasher must be installed underneath the cabinet. After making required
measurements, it may be necessary to pull the unit out again to install the door front.
1. Fit handle (A) onto the panel according to the manufacturer's instructions (NOTE: A handle should be used rather
than a knob, because a knob does not provide enough grip.)
2. Loosen the screws (D) on the outer edge of the dishwasher.
3. Pull the fan exhaust frame (E) down until the lower
edge aligns withthe lower edge of the cabinets and
tighten the screws (D).
WARNING - The custom door front must not
obstruct the fan exhaust vent.
4. The two short screws go into the back of the panel, 14
13/16" (37.6 cm) from the upper edge of the door and
3/4" (1.9 cm) from the outer edges of the custom door.
Insert the short screws into the custom door, leaving
1/8" (.3 cm) of space between the screw head and the
custom door. (See illustration above.)
5. Hook the custom door screws into the keyholes (C) on
the dishwasher door.
6. Pull up on the custom door front until the lower edge
aligns with the lower edge of the cabinets. NOTE:
The custom door front should not extend more than
2 15/16" (7.4 cm) below the bottom of the
dishwasher door. Otherwise, it will strike the
kickplate and damage the unit or custom door.
7. While holding the custom door front in place, open the
dishwasher. Using the stainless steel screws provided,
fasten the door front into the four holes (F) on the inner
door of the dishwasher.
8. Raise fan exhaust frame (E) so that the air nozzle is
approximately 3/16" (.5 cm) from wood panel and
screw frame into place.
ADJUSTING THE DOOR SPRINGS
Check that the door can be opened at any angle. If it tends to fall
down, pull out the unit and tension the door springs on the side
of the unit by moving them one hole farther back, or by twisting
the spring to make it shorter.
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