Once the installation is complete, turn on the water tap and allow the pressure to settle for a while.
Check that all connections are watertight.
Connection to cold water supply
Connect the dishwasher to the cold water supply if the building is heated using oil, electricity or gas.
Connection to hot water supply
Connect the dishwasher to the hot water supply (max. 70 °C) if the building is heated using an
energy-efficient means such as district heating, solar power or geothermal power. Choosing a hot
water connection cuts dishwashing times and reduces the dishwasher's energy consumption.
NOTE!
Do not exceed the permitted water supply temperature. Certain materials used in some cookware
cannot withstand strong heat. See Fragile dishes in the chapter Loading the dishwasher.
Electrical connection
Information about the electrical connection can be found on the serial number plate. This specification
must match the electricity supply.
The dishwasher must be connected to an earthed socket.
The electric wall socket must be placed outside of the installation area to be easily accessible after
installing the dishwasher. Do not use an extension cord!
The dishwasher must be connected to residual current devices as per the relevant safety regulations.
NOTE!
Any repair and maintenance pertaining to safety or performance should be done by trained
experts.
Screwing the dishwasher into place
(Applicable only to built-in dishwashers.)
After fastening the machine, check that the front feet still touch the floor.
Screw the dishwasher into place with two extra screws
If there is an air gap of more than 3 mm between the underside of the worktop and the top edge of
the dishwasher, the dishwasher ought to be screwed into place with two extra screws.
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