ARISTON DISHWASHER - Instructions for installation and use
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D
ISHWASHER
If the power socket
to which the
appliance is
connected is not
compatible with the
plug, replace it with
a suitable plug rather
than using adapters
or multiple plugs as
these could cause
overheating or
burns.
Installation and moving
After having bought or moved your dishwasher to another home, a correct installation
ensures that your dishwasher will operate smoothly and efficiently.
ments, use original spare parts
only.
Connect the cold water supply
hose to a 3/4 gas threaded con-
nection, placing the small filter
provided between the hose and
connection, taking care to
screw it tightly onto the tap (see
fig. 2).
If the water pipes are new or
have not been used for an
extended period of time, let the
water run to make sure that the
water is clear and free of
impurities. If this precaution is
not taken, there is a risk that the
water inlet can get blocked and
damage the appliance.
Hot water connection.
Your dishwasher can be
supplied with hot water from
the mains supply (if you have a
central heating system with
radiators) at a temperature of
no more than 60°C.
In this case, the wash cycle time
will be about 15 minutes
shorter and the wash will be
slightly less effective.
The connection must be made
to hot water supply following
the same procedures as those
indicated for the cold water
connection.
Drain hose connection.
Fit the drain pipe into a drain
line with a minimum diameter
of 4 cm or place it over the sink.
Avoid restricting or bending it.
Use the special plastic elbow
provided (see figure) to
position it in the best possible
way. The part of the pipe
marked with the letter A should
be between 40 and 100 cm
above the ground.
The pipe should not be
immersed in water.
Electrical connection.
First of all, check that the
mains voltage and frequency
values correspond to those
stated on the rating plate
located on the stainless steel
inner door of the appliance and
that the electrical system to
which the dishwasher is
connected is sized for the
maximum current indicated
on said rating plate.
Earth: indispensable
safety.
Only now can you plug the
appliance into a socket
provided with an efficient
earth connection (the system's
earthing is a guarantee of
safety provided for by law,
make sure your system has it).
Choose where you want to
install your dishwasher, you
can even place it so that its
sides or back panel are side by
side with furniture or up against
the wall. The dishwasher is
provided with water supply and
drain hoses, which can be
directed towards the left or
right to facilitate appropriate
installation.
Levelling.
Once the appliance is
positioned, adjust the feet by
screwing them in or out
depending on how high you
want it and to level it so that it
is horizontal. Make sure that it
is not inclined more than 2
degrees. If the appliance is
level, it will help ensure its
correct operation.
Adjusting the back Feet
Insert the appliance into the
cutout and then adjust the
height using the screws located
on the front bottom part of the
machine. Use a screwdriver to
turn the screws in the
clockwise or anti-clockwise
direction to increase or
decrease the height
respectively.
Cold water connection.
This electric household
appliance should be connected
to the water mains using the
cold water supply hose
provided with the appliance
only. Do not use a different
hose. In the event of replace-
Your dishwasher has arrived
A
The special plastic
elbow should be
fastened firmly onto
the wall to prevent
the drain hose from
moving and allowing
water to spill outside
the drain.
A
Fig.2
Power supply wire.
Check the power supply wire
on a regular basis; if it is
damaged, we recommend you
have it replaced by an
authorised technical Assistance
service centre.
Condensation-proof tape.
On some models, a transparent
condensation-proof adhesive
tape has been provided.
It should be stuck onto the
lower side of your wooden
worktop to protect it from the
formation of condensation.
When not provided, this tape
can be requested as a spare part
from authorised retailers.
