DCS DD124P5, DD224P5 Installation Manual

DISHDRAWER®
Installation Guide
MODELS: DD124P5 DD224P5
Safety and warnings
Electrical hazard
If permanently con!]ecting the DishDrawer ®, be sure the power is isomated
and the DishDrawer -_unp[uggedo
Failure to do so may result in electrical shock or death°
_ Cut Hazard
Take care - pane[ edges are sharp,
Failure to use caution could result [n injury or cuts°
Instatlation of this DLshDrawer_ requires basic mechanical and electrical skills° Besure to leave these instructions with the Customer.
installation must comply with your local building and electridty regulations.
At the completion of the DishDrawer ®installation, the Instafer must perform Final Check List on Page 29. Remove a# packaging materials supplied with the DishDrawer®°
This dishwasher is manufactured for indoor use only. Ensure all water connections are tumed OF£1t is the responsibility of the plumber and electrician to ensure that each installation complies with aH Codes and Regulations.
The DishDrawer ®MUST be installed to allow for future removal from the enclosure ff service is required.
The switched power outlet must be outside the DishDrawer ®cavity so that it is accessible after
installation. @re should be taken when the app#ance is installed or removed to reduce the #kelihood of
damage to the power supply cot& ff the DLshDrawer ®is to be relocated from one instaflation to another it must be kept upright to
avoid damage from water spillage° Make sure only new hoses are used for connection (supplied with DishDrawer®)°
Old hoses should not be reused. Failure t_ install the DishDrawer_ c_rrec_y could invalidate any warranty or liabii#y daims_
ff the product LsinstaNed in a motor vehicle, boat or similar mobile fadlity, you must bring the vehicle, boat or mobile fadfty containing the product to the service shop at your expense or pay the service technidan_s travel to the tocation of the product.
DOUBLE MODELS Product and cabinetry dimensions
Installation
Cavity preparation Optionally hard wiring the product Route the hoses and move into the cavity Removing the tub and levelling the product Secudng the product and refitting the tub Fitting the toekick Plumbing and drainage oOP'T'ION1 Plumbing and drainage oOPTION 1(connection Plumbing and drainage oOP'T'IOB_2 Plumbing and drainage oOPTION 2 (connection Plumbing and drainage oOPl'lOB_ 3 Plumbing and drainage OPl'lON 3 (connection
SINGLE MODELS Product and cabinetry dimensions
Installation
Cavity preparation Optionally hard wiring the product Route the hoses and move into the cavity Removing the tub and securing the product Plumbing and drainage oOP'T'IONI Plumbing and drainage oOPTION 1(connection Plumbing and drainage oOPl'lOB_ 2 Plumbing and drainage oOPTION 2 (connection Plumbing and drainage oOPl'lON 3 Plumbing and drainage OPTION 3 (connection Refitting the tub
Final checklist
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Product dimensions
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Product dimensions (inches (mm)) _ _-
32 _4- 34 s/d'
A overall height _ of product (819.5- 879.5)
B overall width of product 23 SA6"(605) C overall depth of product (exd d rva ure/ha_dle) 22 sad'(570)
D depth of drawer (opt,9 (_xd curva ure/handk_) 20 8A6"(520) E height" of chassis 31 7/d'(809)
F height range of levelling feet 2 3/8"(60) G depth of chassis 21 3_,,(552)
H depth of drawer front panel (e×(l.culvature/hande) 1" (25)
[ depth of handle 3 3A6"(81)
J depth of kickstrip 2 - 4 sad' (50- 110)
K height of uppe_ drawer front 15 11A6"(398) L height of lower drawer front 14"(356)
M heightofkickstrip(adjut hie) 2 34-4 34"(70 - 120)
N height of instdhtion tab slots (_r topof_ _asi9 SA" (2)
0 height of drawer fronts 30 ¼6" (764)
P height'_oftop ofupperdrawerto topofchassis s4" (2)
Chasss heights ncudetab slots
Cabinetry dimensions
D A
E
Cabinetry dimensions (inches (ram)) __
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32 sA0- 34 3_,,
A inside height o[: cavity (820- 882.5)
B in ide width ofcavity 24"(610)
C inside depth of cavity (nsid_) 22 7/8"(580)
D height of adjacent cabinetry 28 3/8"(720)
E heigh_ of kickstrip 23/4-43/4"(70-120)
Minimum clearances (inches(mm))
3/811
mm)
Moisture protection
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....i_ 90 ° .ces can be locatedote: SerVl _ _n wer ®.
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max. o 11/2"(38 nm)
_mpor_nt_ max. 15 A
Besure the edges of the services hole are smooth or covered. If the service hole isthrough a metal partition the hole must beprotected with the EdgeProtector supplied to prevent damage to thepower cord or hoses.
<_> These marks indicate mounting tab screw locations
* Preferred position. If adequate clearance, services hole can be higher to clear toe kick space.
If hole is higher, ensure drain hose(s) are routed straight into the waste connection.
Optionally hard wiring the product
Ensure the tub is removed and
then rotated counter-clockwise to prevent kinked hoses.
Remove knock-out for cable
clamp. Fit suitable cable clamp for the conduit and terminate the
wiring as shown.
0 Ensure the tub clips on
both sides are reset.
Ensure the tub is
now rotated clockwise back.
g the tub,
the hoses are not twisted and the latches at the rear of each drawer
runner are facing forward.
Route the hoses and move into the cavity
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they're securely fitted
_ ,(ii(i:: ensure
before sliding product into
cavity.
optional
Ensurehosesand cord
are not kinked or twisted.
Flexible
_ extrusions Ifcavity is bigger than
specified (Pg 3),
flexible extrusions can be stuck along the top and sides of the product.
Open drawer Ensure extrusions do not prevent
the drawer from closing completely.
Loosen feet first, but
do not fully extend
until product is in cavity.
Removing the tub and levelling the product
// Ensure the tub is removed and
"/ then rotated counter-clockwise
to prevent kinked hoses.
Ensure product is level. Using the most appropriate length Hexagonal socket supplied, and a screwdriver, fully extend
levelling feet up to required distance.
Hexagonal socket
Securing the product and refitting the tub
The mounting tabs
are in pairs,one on each side of the optional C C
product. At leasttwo _,,_..............
setsof tab pairs must 3/,', beused, max. Y4 (]gmm) A and B tab pairs ORB and Ctab pairs
or all three pairs. Ensurethe sound
insulation is repositioned
correctly.
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Ensure the tub clips on
(_'::_ both sides are reset.
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Before refitting the tub, ensure the hoses are not
twisted and the latches at the rear of each drawer
runner are facing forward.
Ensure the tub is now rotated
clockwise back.
Fittin 9 the toekick
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Drain hose 79" 71"
(2011 mm) (1794 ram)
Inlet hose 61" 53"
(1561 mm) (1344 mm)
Power cord 70" 61"
(1776 mm) (1559 mm)
ILefthand
side
Water Pressure Max Min Water softener models 1 MPa (145 psi) 0,1 MPa (14.5 psi) Other models 1 MPa (145 psi) 0,03 MPa (4.3 psi)
Drains will need to be separated to satisfy Kosher requirements. We suggest you confirm acceptability with your local Rabbi in respect to Kosher installations.
Plumbing and drainage - OPTION 1 (connection)
DishDrawer ®with Waste Disposal
If space is limited
.....................................................................................for fixing, push hose
through drain hos
................................................................................................support to requi
: tb joiner. Remove
_Osematerial if !r).
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Plumbing and drainage ,oOPTION 2
i DishDrawer ®using Air Break with Drain Hose Joiner
'_ top of Air Break
_j_:::_ (countertop or
wallmounted)
Plumbing and drainage - OPTION 2 (connection)
DishDrawer ®using Air Break with Drain Hose Joiner
Ensure hoses are routed straight to joiner. Remove
excess hose material if
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Plumbing and drainage - OPTION 3 (connection)
DishDrawer ®and Standpipe D1 1/I' (38 ram)
If space is limited
for fixing, r
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Product dimensions (inches (mm))
A overall height _ of product 16ys"(409) B overall width of product 23 l+Ad'(605)
C overall depth of product (exd+curvature/hande) 22 TAd'(570)
D depth of drawer (open) (exc curvature/handle) 201/2"(520)
E height _+of chassis 16ys"(409) F depth of chassis 21 3_,,(552)
G depth of drawer front pane[ (exc[.CLrvatLre/handle) 1" (25)
H depth of handle 3 346"(81)
I height of d rawer front 151¼6"(398)
J height of venting area at base of product 3/s"(9)
K height of installation tab slots (ontopdchass+s) ¼6"(2) L height :_of top of d rawer to top of chassis ¼6"(2)
++Chassisheights include tab s[ots Note: for Prefin shed Flat door modeB, the height flora the top of handle to die top oFdoor - 2 _," (595 rnm)
Cabinetry dimensions
Cabinetry dimensions (inches (ram))
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A inside height of cavity 161A'(412) B inside width of cavity 24"(610)
C inside depth of cavity (inside) 22 Ys"(580) D clearance below benchtop Min,Ys"(3)_
Clearance is measured from the underside of benchtop to the chassis
Minimum clearances (inches(mm))
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min. 7Ys"
t
I (200 mm)
110-120VAC
Adjacentcabinetrymustnot max. 15A
extend above cavity base
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Besuretheedgesoftheservicesholearesmoothorcovered,if theserviceholeisthroughametalpartition theholemustbeprotectedwith theEdgeProtectorsuppliedtopreventdamageto thepowercord orhoses.
These marks indicate mounting tab screw locations Note: Toalign drawer front to adjacent cabinetry, the product to counter top clearance can be
increased to 1/s"(3 ram). Preferred position. Ifadequate clearance, serviceshole can be higher.
If hole is higher, ensure drain hose(s)are routed straight into the waste connection.
Optionally hard wiring the product
Ensure the tub is removed and then rotated counter-clockwise
to prevent kinked hoses.
Remove knock-out for cable
clamp. Fit suitable cable clamp for the conduit and terminate the
wiring as shown.
Ensure the tub clips on both sides are reset.
now rotated clockwise back.
Before refitting the tub, ensure the hoses are not twisted and the latches at the rear of each
drawer runner are facing forward.
Route the hoses and move into the cavity
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Tie together to avoid kinking
Flexible
extrusions
Open drawer
If cavity is bigger than specified (Pg 17),flexible
extrusions can be stuck along the top and sides of the product.
Ensure extrusions do not prevent the drawer from closing completely.
Ensure hosesand cord are not kinked or twisted.
Removing the tub and securing the product
Ensure the tub is removed and then rotated counter-clockwise
to prevent kinked hoses.
@ ] 3_6"
(30 mm)
The mounting tabs are in pairs, one on each side of
the product.
Ensurethe sound insulation
is repositioned correctly.
:HIGHLOOP rain. 6"(150 ram)
rain. R8" (200 ram)
Drain hose 79" 71"
(2011 ram) (1794 ram)
Inlet hose 37" 53"
(1561 ram) (1344 ram)
Power cord 61" 28"
(936 ram) (719 ram)
ILeft hand
side
side
Water Pressure Max Min Water softener models 1MPa (145 psi) 0,1 MPa (14.5psi) Other models 1MPa (145 psi) 0.03 MPa(4.3psi)
P[umbin 9 and drainage - OPTION 1 (connection)
DishDrawer ®with Waste Disposal
29 V2"- 34 ¾" (750- 882,5 mm)
hose material if
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37 3/8" (950 ram) Max. height to
(top of Air Break
W;_se (countertop or
_ wall mounted)
W_te_
min. R8 " (200 mm)
PJumbin9 and drainage - OPTION 2 (connection)
DishDrawer ®using Air Break with Drain Hose Joiner
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Ensure hoses are routed straight to joiner. Remove
excess hose material if necessary.
min. R8 " (200 mm)
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