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4.6 Drain Connection:
4.6.1. Models Without a Drain Pump:
In models without a drain pump, waste water is transferred to the drain vent by gravity. Drain hose should run
to the drain vent with a downward slope. Therefore, drain vent height should be max. 100 mm. Never reduce
the diameter of the drain hose.
Allow a adequately long drain hose so that the appliance can safely be moved during servicing. Drain vent
diameter should be Ø42 mm (1 1/4ʺ) and drain should be below the hose outlet level. Make sure that the
hose-drain vent connection is watertight.
4.6.2 Models With a Drain Pump:
If drain vent is below the appliance’s drain outlet, attach the hose to the drain vent with a downward slope.
Otherwise, drain vent height should be 60 cm max. The Ø28 mm (3/4ʺ) drain vent should not be below the
appliance base.
4.7. Loading Detergents and Rinse-Aid:
Chemical pumps are located on the back side of the front panel (Optional). Disconnect the appliance before removing
any panel. A plastic hose is available for each chemical pump. There are hose outlets on the back side of the appliance.
Attach the weights provided with the appliance to the ends of the chemical hose. Then, position the weight at the
hose end below the chemical drum. Always make sure to attach the detergent hose and the rinse aid hose to the right
container. (Rinse aid hose to the rinse aid drum, detergent hose to the detergent drum)
Attention: Only use chemicals suitable for industrial washing or glass washing. Rinse aid should be suitable for
temperatures below 40°C as well.
4.7.1. Detergent & Rinse-Aid Amount:
Detergent pump dosage is set during production, and rinse aid pump is automatically set. However, depending on
actual water hardness at the place of installation, chemical dosage may be re-set on the detergent pump.
Chemical pumps are located right on the back of the front bottom panel(Optional). Turning the setting knob clockwise
and counter clockwise increases and decreases the chemical dose respectively.
Note: At start-up, bleed excess air in the hoses.
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