FIGURE 3 FIGURE 4
FIGURE 5
Remove all packing materials from the appliance. If there is a protective plastic film on the door or control panel, be sure to remove that. Examine the entire unit for any
damage and verify that all parts and accessories are present. Rinse the spray arm, the baskets, and the filters (fine, coarse and micro) with water and wipe off the unit with a
soft dry cloth. Place the dishwasher on a flat, level surface sturdy enough to support the unit and close enough to the sink and an electrical outlet for the power cord and
drain hose to reach.
Install the flat fine filter and cylinder filter in the bottom of the inside of the dishwasher (The cylinder filter is comprised of coarse filter and micro filter, which can be
separated by turning counter-clockwise). Turn the cylinder filter clockwise to lock in place. (Fig. 3) Attach the spray arm to the dishwasher by pushing firmly into place until
you hear a click. Make sure it is secure and can still rotate freely. (Fig. 4)
Place the folding rack and the top rack, or the fruit/vegetable washing basket, into the dishwasher, and connect the
supplied drainage hose to the water outlet hole at the back of the appliance. ALWAYS be sure push the drain hose in
place correctly and the connection is secure (Fig. 5). Place the drainage hose in the sink and attach with the suction
cup. The drainage hose should be kept facing downward. If the hose is a pointing upward, the maximum acceptable
height is 6” (15cm) from the bottom of dishwasher.
Be sure to keep the sink clean and do not immerse the drainage hose in water to prevent sewage flowing back.
NOTE: There may be some residual moisture in the unit due to factory testing to ensure proper functioning. If this is
the case, wipe the interior dry with a soft cloth.
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