B) If, however, you have increased the height
of the control panel, match the reference
points marked on the template every 5
mm with the number of spacing pieces
fitted to the top edge of the door panel.
3.- Fit the template, secure it and mark the the
position of the holes. The drill them with a
2.5 mm drill bit and screw the brackets to
the panel, ensuring that the curved part of
the brackett faces upwards (edge Y, Figu-
re 11):
Take care not to drill too deeply.
4.- Take the door panel, with the edge (Y)
facng upwards and fit the brackets in the
slots in the door. Then pull the panel up
until it touches the control panel, ensuring
that all the brackets are properly secured
in the slots in the door (Figure 12).
5.- Slowly open the dishwasher door, hol-
ding the panel at the same time. Then
screw it tight using the screws supplied,
ensuring that it is properly aligned with
the door (Figure 13).
Note
To fit your integrated dishwasher into a row
of kitchen units with a continuous kickstrip,
proceed as follows:
6.- Fit the kickstrip, sawing it to the right size
(Figure 4)
7.- Secure the dishwasher to the work surfa-
ce (Figure 14)
8.- Check that the door opens and closes
properly (Figure 15).
When these parts have been fitted, the dish-
washer is ready for integration.
Once these operations have been carried
out, proceed to connect the electricity
and water supplies according to the
instructions.
These figures can also be consulted on the
template supplied with the appliance.
Water supply connection
To connect the DISHWASHER to the mains
water supply, use the PRESSURE HOSE sup-
plied with the machine. Join it to a water tap
with a R 3/4” threaded mouth (Fig. 16).
The operating pressure should be between
4.9 - 98 N/cm
2
. If it is higher, connect a pressu-
re reducer valve, which you can buy in a shop
selling plumbing supplies.
Very important
The water inlet hose should not have any kinks
in it which might prevent the free entry of
water into the DISHWASHER.
Hot water inlet
Although it is best to connect the machine to
the cold water supply, some models can be
connected to either the cold or hot water supply
(max. 60
°
C). Enquire at your local dealer.
Drainage connection
The DRAINAGE CONNECTION is made with
a kneed hose that meets the following require-
ments:
1.- Less than 3 metres long.
2.- The end of the drainage pipe should be at
a height of between 0.5m and 1m from the
floor (Figure 17).
3.- A sump needs to be fitted for odour-free
drainage.
4.- Avoid kinks which prevent the water from
flowing out freely.
Very important
When you have completed the connection,
ensure that the pipe elbow is well anchored to
the outlet. This will avoid water leaks and the
risk of floods.
ENGLISH
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