Page EN-32
Set-up, connection and initial start-up
Ø
≥
40 mm
max. 1000 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 (siphon)
of your washing/dishwashing basin.
Technical measures are required for this.
For this reason, only plumbing experts or
members of our service team may con-
nect the outlet hose (see page EN-39).
The outlet hose must be a maximum of
1000 mm above the floor.
Connecting the inlet hose
NOTICE
Risk of damage!
The dishwasher is set up for a water
pressure of 0.4 bar to 10 bar (0.04 MPa
to 1.0 MPa). Water must always be
able to run freely into the dishwasher,
otherwise this can damage the
appliance.
■
If the water pressure is higher than this,
install a pressure reducer. If in doubt,
enquire about the water pressure
with the water supply company.
■
Never connect the appliance to the
water tap or the mixing arm of a wa-
ter heater (continuous fl ow heater,
pressure-free boiler etc.).
■
Ensure that the inlet hose is not
kinked and is carefully connected.
■
Do not cut through the inlet hose.
It contains electrical components.
If the inlet hose is damaged, have it
repaired by a specialist ("Service" see
page EN-39).
■
Do not use old or previously installed
inlet hoses.
3
¾ inch
Inlet hose
You will require a valve with a ¾-inch screw
connector for the water supply.
1. Screw the safety valve’s lock nut to the
tap hand-tight.
2. Check that the connection to the water
tap is sealed. Turn on the water tap slowly
and ensure that no water is escaping.
Then close the valve again.
