10
Installation and Operation
This switch shall be installed in the immediate vicinity of the machine. Only this switch must be used,
always and strictly, to de-energize the machine at the end of the work session. Make sure the appliance
is linked to an efficient ground connection.
WARNING: check very carefully if the “ground connection” of the machine, is properly sized and fully
efficient, and that not too many units are connected on it. An undersized or poor “ground connection”
might lead to corrosion and/or pitting effect on the stainless steel plates, even to perforation.
The machine has a terminal on the back panel indicated by the symbol that is meant to link the metal
structures of different appliances, to prevent electro-static shocks.
Note: do not modify the protections or remove them. Only if the power supply is cut off from the main
switch on the wall. Only if the power supply is cut off from the main switch on the wall it is possible
to work on the dishwasher electric circuits. Lock the main switch on the wall to signal the work in
progress on the dishwasher’s electric circuits.
DO NOT USE POWER CORD OR GFI OUTLET: this unit MUST BE hard-wired to a dedicated
appropriately size circuit breaker.
TEMPERATURE ADJUSTMENT
The adjustments are already carried out during the factory testing. If necessary, the water temperatures of the
wash and rinse cycles can be adjusted by means of the fine-tune screws on the respective thermostats. The
set temperatures are 160°F (71°C) the wash cycle (tank) and 185°F (85°C) for the rinse cycle (boiler).
RINSE AID DISPENSER OPERATION
OPERATION
It utilizes the difference in combined pressure caused by turning the washing pump on and off, and the rinse
pressure.
WATER CONNECTION
1. Connect the dispenser tube fitting A to the pump, by means of the rubber tube installed in the appliance
(pump pressure).
2.
Connect the small black rubber tube by the brass delivery fitting B to the connection near the boiler
(injector).
3. Make sure that the green product suction tube is inserted on the special fitting C and that the small filter
and the ballast are inserted in the rinse aid tank.
PRIMING
To prime the dispenser, turn on the appliance and carry out several complete wash cycles or press the
adjustment screw D during the wash cycle and open and close the door combined with pressing the pin D. This
method speeds up the refill process.
Summary of Contents for CD-IT-50-2
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Page 20: ...20 Parts Breakdown Model CD IT 50 2 49126 Door...
Page 21: ...21 Parts Breakdown Model CD IT 50 2 49126 Control Panel and Switches...
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Page 23: ...23 Parts Breakdown Model CD IT 50 2 49126 Solenoid Valve Group...
Page 24: ...24 Parts Breakdown Model CD IT 50 2 49126 DVGW Valve...
Page 25: ...25 Parts Breakdown Model CD IT 50 2 49126 Rinse Aid Dispenser Group...
Page 26: ...26 Parts Breakdown Model CD IT 50 2 49126 Boiler Group...
Page 27: ...27 Parts Breakdown Model CD IT 50 2 49126 3 Ways Connection 1...
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Page 29: ...29 Parts Breakdown Model CD IT 50 2 49126 Wash Pump Group...
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