Page EN-29
Installation, fitting and connection
Having the outlet hose
connected
NOTICE
Potential malfunction!
Waste water must be able to run away
freely at all times.
■
Ensure that the waste pipe has a di-
ameter of 40 mm.
■
Ensure that there are no kinks or dam-
age to the outlet hose.
■
Make sure that the end of the hose is
not submerged in the pumped water.
■
Do not extend the outlet hose or re-
place with another drainage pipe.
Ø 40 mm
max. 1000 mm
A
B
The outlet hose (19) can be connected in two
ways:
– Option A:
Connection to a floor drain.
– Option B:
Direct connection to the odour seal (siphon)
of your washing/dishwashing basin.
The outlet hose must be a maximum of
1000 mm above the floor.
Technical measures must be taken for con-
nection. For this reason, only plumbing ex-
perts or members of our service team may
connect the outlet hose (see page EN-38).
There is a washer in an unused exhaust
manifold that prevents water from escaping
here. This washer must be replaced by a seal
ring before connecting the outlet hose.
Connect the inlet hose
Risk of electric shock!
The inlet hose is equipped with an aqua
stop system which has an AC voltage of
230 V.
■
Do not cut through the inlet hose un-
der any circumstances if the mains
plug of the dishwasher is in the socket.
■
If the inlet hose is damaged, contact
our service team (see page EN-38).
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.
■
For water pressure of less than 10 bar,
install a pressure reducer (in case of
doubt, seek information from the wa-
ter supply company).
■
Never connect the appliance to the
water tap or the mixing arm of a wa-
ter heater (e.g. continuous fl ow heat-
er, pressure-free boiler etc.).
