Please read this user guide carefully and retain for future reference
USER GUIDE
De’Longhi Waste Disposer
WD1000
1.25 Horse Power (1000 Watt)
Domestic Waste Disposal
TM
Contents
Features 02
User Guide 03
De’Longhi’s Safety Precautions 04
Waste Disposer Precautions 05
Operating Instructions 06
The Do’s and Don’ts of Waste Disposing 07
Cleaning and Troubleshooting 08
Cleaning your waste disposer
Releasing a jam
Resetting following an overheat
Installation Guide 11
Before You Begin 12
Tools you may need
Installation dimensions
Remove existing disposer
Disconnect sink drain
Installing Your Waste Disposer 14
Disassemble new disposer mounting assembly
Install flange in sink hole
Mounting assembly to flange
Clean sink drain line
Connect disposer to electrical supply
Switch installation
Connect disposer to mounting assembly
Attach discharge pipe to waste drain line
5 Year Warranty Information 20
This User Guide covers the De’Longhi Waste Disposer WD1000
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De’Longhi Waste Disposer Features
User Guide Contents
1.25 Horse Power (1000 Watt)
The high powered 1.25 Horse Power (1000
Watt) PMDC motor is manufactured to
De’Longhi’s specifications ensuring its
reliability and superior performance.
5 Year Warranty
The De’Longhi Waste Disposer WD1000 has
a full 5 Year Warranty covering faults resulting
from the manufacturing processes or material
defects.
Quiet, 3 Stage Noise Absorption
Sound created during the disposal process
is absorbed within an insulation layer and
reduced further with the splash baffle and
outer housing ensuring the WD1000 remains
quiet while disposing of your kitchen waste.
Tested to 5000 Cycles
To ensure that the WD1000 meets the highest
standards of per formance and safety its design
and manufacture is stringently factory tested.
Built in Air Switch
Activating your WD1000 is as easy as pressing
a button, the bench top Air Switch ensures
convenience and ease when disposing of
unwanted mess.
Efficient Load Sensing Motor
The PMDC motor provides only the correct
amount of power for the required job ensuring
efficient power usage no matter what the
task.
Fine Grind System
The RotoRaptor™ combines slanted stainless
steel cutting teeth with powerful raptor
tails and claws to tear through your kitchen
waste, ensuring that the WD1000 is the most
voracious food waste disposer on the market.
Easy Installation
Quality design and manufacture of the
WD1000 ensures that it can be installed
quickly and easily into new and existing sinks
in most kitchens.
Stainless Steel Grind System and
Chamber
The grind system and chamber are constructed
from high grade stainless steel to provide a
long trouble free working life.
Thermal Cut Off
If the disposer is in operation for long periods
of time, the thermal cut off system will halt
the WD1000 before any damage can occur
to the internal components. Once cooled the
WD1000 can be easily reset ready for use.
Continuous Feed
The WD1000 allows waste to be continuously
fed into the grinding chamber ensuring that
any amount of waste is disposed off quickly
and easily.
TMTM
De’Longhi’s Safety Precautions 04
Waste Disposer Precautions 05
Operating Instructions 06
The Do’s and Don’ts of Waste Disposing 07
Cleaning and Troubleshooting 08
Cleaning your waste disposer 08
Releasing a jam 08
Resetting following an overheat 09
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De’Longhi’s Safety Precautions
Waste Disposer Safety Precautions
De’Longhi pride themselves on their innovative
range of the highest quality consumer
products.
De’Longhi ensures all of its products are 100%
safe through quality design and manufacture.
All products meet or exceed stringent
laboratory-tested safety requirements, as
well as complying with Australian Safety
Specifications.
It is necessary for anyone using an electrical
appliance to be safety conscious. The following
precautions are essential for the safe use of an
electrical appliance:
Carefully read all of the instructions provided
with your appliance.
Always turn the power off at the power •
outlet before you insert or remove a plug.
Remove by grasping the plug, do not pull
on the cord.
Do not use your appliance with an •
extension cord unless this cord has
been checked and tested by a qualified
technician or service person.
Do not install or use any electrical •
appliance if the AC supply cord is
damaged or worn, have it replaced by a
De’Longhi qualified technician or service
centre.
Always use your appliance from a power •
outlet of the voltage (A.C. only) marked
on the appliance.
Do not use an appliance for any purpose •
other than its intended use.
Do not attempt to repair an electrical •
appliance. Return a damaged or
malfunctioning appliance to a qualified
service centre for adjustment or repair if
required.
If the supply cord is damaged. It must •
be replaced by the manufacturer or its
service agent or a similarly qualified
person in order to avoid a hazard.
Do not immerse appliance in water or any •
other liquid unless recommended.
The appliance is not intended for use by •
persons (including children) with reduced
physical sensory or mental capabilities,
or lack of experience and knowledge,
unless they have been given supervision
or instruction concerning use of the
appliance by a responsible person for
their safety
Young children should be super vised •
to ensure that they do not play with the
appliance.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS -
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING,
AND SAVE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
INSTRUCTIONS PERTAINING TO A RISK
OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK, OR INJURY
TO PERSONS
When using electric appliances, basic
precautions should always be followed,
including:
Read and understand all instructions •
before using the appliance.
This appliance is not intended for use •
while unattended.
To reduce the risk of injury, close •
supervision is required when an appliance
is used near children.
Do not put fingers or hands into a waste •
disposer.
Turn the power switch to the off position •
and disconnect the power supply before
attempting to clear a jam, removing an
object from the disposer, or pressing
reset button.
Use long-handled tongs or pliers when •
attempting to remove objects from a
waste disposer.
To reduce the risk of injury, do not use •
the sink installed with the disposer for
purposes other than food preparation
(such as baby bathing or hair washing).
This product is designed to dispose of •
normal household food waste. Introducing
materials other than food waste into
disposer may cause personal injur y and/
or property damage.
To reduce the risk of injury do not put the •
following into a waste disposer:
Clam or oyster shells
Caustic drain cleaners or similar
products
Glass, china, or plastic
Large (whole) bones
Metal (such as bottle caps, tin cans,
or utensils)
Hot grease or other hot liquids.
Do not dispose of the following in the •
disposer:
Paints, solvents, household cleaners
and chemicals
Automotive fluids
Plastic wrap
Whole corn husks
Replace sink baffle when worn to help •
prevent entry or ejection of material and
water.
FIRE HAZARD
Do not store flammable items such as rags,
paper, or aerosol cans near disposer.
Do not store or use gasoline or other flammable
vapors and liquids in vicinity of disposer.
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The Do’s and Don’ts of Waste DisposingOperating Instructions
To operate your waste disposer
Remove stopper from sink opening and 1.
run water. Water should be cold, and flow
should be strong.
Slowly insert food waste into disposer, 2.
and position stopper to minimize potential
ejection of material while grinding.
Press Air Switch (or operate Wall Switch) 3.
for 1-2 seconds to start the disposer.
After grinding all food waste, press Air 4.
Switch (or Wall Switch) for 1-2 seconds to
stop the disposer.
Run water for at least 15 seconds to flush 5.
and aid draining.
WARNING
In the case of a sudden power outage during
operation of the disposer, please be sure to
turn the unit “off” by pressing the Air Switch
until you hear an audible “click” or set the Wall
Switch to the “off” position. Please then unplug
the disposer from the power supply to ensure
the unit is not on when power resumes.
IN CASE OF EMERGENCY
Press Air Switch (or set Wall Switch to off) to
stop the unit, or turn electrical power off at
fuse box or circuit breaker.
Your De’Longhi Waste Disposer is designed to dispose of food waste including small bones, fruit
and vegetable waste, egg shells and coffee grounds.
Large pieces of food waste like melon rinds should be cut into smaller pieces before being put
into the disposer.
DO NOT put items like glass, china, metal, tin cans, bottle caps or oyster and clam shells into the
disposer. These items belong in the trash; damage may result to both disposer and drain system
if this type of trash is placed in the disposer.
Do…
Do turn on a moderate to strong flow of •
cold water before turning on the disposer.
Continue running cold water for at least
15 seconds after grinding is completed to
flush the drain line.
Do grind hard materials such as small •
bones, fruit pits, and ice. The par ticles
scour the inside of the grind chamber.
Do grind citrus fruit peels to freshen up •
the drain.
Do use a disposer cleaner, degreaser, •
or deodorizer as necessary to relieve
objectionable odors caused by grease
build-up.
Don’t…
Don’t pour grease or fat down your •
disposer, or down any drain. It can build
up in pipes and cause drain blockages.
Place grease in a jar or can and dispose
of in the trash.
Don’t use hot water when running the •
disposer. You may drain hot water into the
disposer between grinding periods.
Don’t fill disposer with a large mass of •
vegetable peel all at once. Instead, turn
the water and disposer on, then gradually
feed the peel into the disposer.
Don’t grind extremely fibrous materials •
like corn-husks, ar tichokes, etc., to avoid
possible drain blockage.
Don’t turn off disposer until grinding •
is completed. You should only hear the
sound of the motor and water.
Don’t be alarmed if a brown discoloration •
appears on the face of the grinding disc;
this is normal. It is only a superficial
discoloration and will not affect the life or
performance of the disposer.
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Cleaning and Troubleshooting Cleaning and Troubleshooting
PRESS
Cleaning your waste disposer
Odor emitting from the disposer is usually
a sign of grease and food build up; over
time, food waste may remain in the grinding
chamber and sink baffle. Therefore, the food
waste disposer should be regularly cleaned
and maintained.
TURN OFF DISPOSER1. by air switch or wall
switch and disconnect power supply.
Reach through sink opening and clean 2.
underside of sink baffle and inside upper
lip of grind chamber with a scouring
pad.
Place stopper in sink opening and fill sink 3.
halfway with a solution of detergent and
water.
Mix ¼ cup baking soda with the water. 4.
Remove stopper from sink and turn on
disposer to wash away loose particles.
Releasing a jam
If motor stops while disposer is operating,
disposer may be jammed.
TURN OFF DISPOSER1. by air switch or wall
switch and disconnect power supply.
Turn off the water. 2.
Insert one end of wrench into centre hole 3.
on bottom of disposer. Work wrench back
and for th until it turns one full revolution.
Remove wrench.
Reach into disposer with long-handled 4.
tongs and remove object(s). Allow
disposer motor to cool for 3-5 minutes,
then remove the rubber switch cover to
check the red reset button has released.
If so gently push red reset button.
Connect the power supply and turn on 5.
the water.
Turn on the disposer by air switch or wall 6.
switch.
If motor remains inoperative, check 7.
service panel for tripped circuit breakers
or blown fuses.
Resetting following a thermal cut off
If the disposer is in operation for a long time,
the disposer will automatically be stopped by
the thermal cut off function to prevent damage
to the internal mechanism.
If this is the case, the disposer needs to cool
down for 2.5 hours at room temperature.
TURN OFF DISPOSER1. by air switch or wall
switch and disconnect power supply.
Once the disposer has cooled, remove 2.
the rubber switch cover and gently push
the red reset button on disposer side to
reset the disposer.
Then connect the power supply. Your 3.
disposer should now be ready to
operate.
IF THE DISPOSER REMAINS INOPERABLE, CALL
THE DE’LONGHI CONSUMER HELPLINE.
Consumer Help
If you have any concerns or questions regarding
the performance or use of your appliance,
please visit:
www.delonghi.com.au
or
www.delonghi.co.nz
or contact the De’Longhi Consumer Helpline.
Australia
Phone: 1800 126 659
Fax: 1800 706 932
New Zealand
Phone: 0508 200 300
Fax: 0508 200 301
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Installation Contents
Before You Begin 12
Tools you may need 12
Installation dimensions 12
Remove existing disposer 13
Disconnect sink drain 13
Installing Your Waste Disposer 14
Disassemble new disposer mounting assembly 14
Install flange in sink hole 14
Mounting assembly to flange 15
Clean sink drain line 15
Connect disposer to electrical supply 15
Switch installation 16
Connect disposer to mounting assembly 18
Attach discharge pipe to waste drain line 19
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Before You BeginBefore You Begin
Waste Disposer
Sink Baffle
Power cord
Wrench
Mounting ring
Air switch
Air switch tube
Sink Baffle
Stopper
Sink flange
Sink gasket
Backup ring
Slope ring
Snap ring
Screws
Discharge pipe
Flange
Gasket
Bolts x2
360
+13mm when using
a stainless steel sink
All measurements in mm
72
19 3
15 0
17 8
All installation work has to be performed by
Qualified Trades People.
For general enquiries free call De’Longhi:
Australia
1800 126 659
New Zealand
0508 200 300
Tools you may need
Phillips and Flathead “Slotted” Screwdrivers
Adjustable Pliers
Hammer
Drain Auger
10 mm (3/8”) Electrical Clamp Connector
Wire Nuts (2)
Pipe Wrench
40 mm (1 ½”) Drain Trap
Water Hose Clamp
Dishwasher Drain Connection Kit
Air Gap
Drain Tube Extension
Hacksaw
Beveled Washer
Installation Dimensions
READ THROUGH THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS
MANUAL COMPLETELY AND CAREFULLY BEFORE
INSTALLING THE DISPOSER.
Determine which tools, materials and
accessories you may need before you begin.
Make sure you have all necessary disposer
parts before beginning the installation.
WARNING
If uninstalling an existing waste disposer turn
off electrical power at a fuse box or circut
breaker, and make sure disposer is grounded.
Improper connection can result in electric
shock.
Do not position your head or body under
disposer, as the unit coulld fall during removal
or installation
Remove existing disposer
SKIP THIS STEP FOR FIRST TIME INSTALLATION
Turn off electrical power prior to 1.
disconnecting the old disposer.
Unplug the old unit from the power 2.
supply.
If applicable, disassemble the air switch 3.
from the unit by pulling out the air switch
tube.
Disconnect drain trap from disposer waste 4.
discharge pipe with adjustable pliers.
Disconnect dishwasher drain connection
as well, if applicable.
Disconnect sink drain
FOR NEW INSTALLATION ONLY
Loosen nut at top of drain trap with pipe 1.
wrench.
Loosen nut at top of extension pipe. 2.
Remove extension pipe.
Loosen nut at base of sink flange. If nut is 3.
corroded or too tight, apply lubricant.
Push sink flange up through sink hole 4.
and remove.
Clean sink flange area of any rust or other 5.
remaining residue.
Support the unit with one hand and 5.
insert end of wrench or screwdriver into
right side of one mounting lug on lower
mounting ring. Lift disposer slightly and
loosen lower mounting ring by pushing
or pulling wrench or screwdriver to the
left until disposer is free from mounting
assembly. NOTE: DISPOSER MAY BE HEAVY
PROVIDE PROPER SUPPORT
Using screwdriver, loosen mounting 6.
screws and pry off snap ring. Remove
old mounting assembly. (Some mounting
assemblies may require additional tools
to remove.)
Push old sink flange up through sink hole 7.
and clean sink flange area of any rust or
other remaining residue.
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Installing Your Waste DisposerInstalling Your Waste Disposer
STEP 01
Disassemble new disposer mounting
assembly
Turn mounting assembly over and loosen 1.
three mounting screws until snap ring is
accessible.
Use screwdriver to pry off snap ring from 2.
sink flange. Mounting assembly will now
come apart.
STEP 02
Install flange in sink hole
Insert sink flange into sink gasket.1.
Insert sink flange with sink gasket 2.
component into the sink.
STEP 03
Mounting assembly to sink flange
Working from underneath sink, slip the 1.
metal backup ring, flat side up, over sink
flange.
Hold backup ring in place as you slip 2.
tapered ring over sink flange so it settles
against backup ring.
Hold backup ring and slope ring tight 3.
against sink bottom. Slide snap ring onto
sink flange until it pops into groove on
flange.
Tighten three mounting screws into sink 4.
until mounting assembly is seated tightly
and evenly against sink.
STEP 04
Clean sink drain line
Failure to clean sink drain line may result in
drain line blockage.
Remove drain trap.1.
Flush the piping with water to clear away 2.
all residue and waste in horizontal drain
line.
HINT: Placing a thick, wide rubber band around
the sink flange (above the snap ring groove)
may help hold parts in place while installing
snap ring. Remember to remove rubber band
after snap ring is installed.
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Installing Your Waste DisposerInstalling Your Waste Disposer
Air switch
Air switch tube
ELECTRIC SHOCK RISK
Disconnect power before installing or servicing
disposer.
Improper connection of the equipment
grounding conductor may create an electric
shock risk. Check with a qualified electrician
or serviceman first if you are in any doubt as to
whether the appliance is properly grounded.
DO NOT modify the plug provided with the
appliance; if the plug will not fit the outlet;
have a suitable outlet installed by a qualified
electrician.
This unit is equipped with a three-prong,
grounded plug; plug must be inser ted into a
three-holed grounded outlet. The appropriate
outlet must be properly installed and
grounded in accordance with all local codes
and ordinances.
Power plug must be accessible af ter
installation.
GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS FOR
CORDED UNITS
This appliance must be grounded. Should a
malfunction or breakdown occur, grounding
provides a path of least resistance for the
electric current, reducing the risk of electric
shock.
The cord on this unit has an equipmentgrounding conductor and a grounding plug
to be plugged into an appropriate outlet. The
outlet used must be properly installed and
grounded in accordance with all local codes
and ordinances.
STEP 06
Connect disposer to electrical supply
Connect electrical power to your disposer by
plugging the power cord directly into power
outlet.
STEP 07
Switch Installation
There are two types of on/off switches available
for installation. Install the option that best suits
how you will use your waste disposer.
Air Switch: This installation provides a benchtop
switch that allows the waste disposer to be
controlled with a single press.
Wall Switch: This installation does not use
the Air Switch and requires you to control the
waste disposer with a reqular wall switch.
Air Switch Installation (regular)
The air switch kit includes:
Push button
PVC air switch tube
Make a hole (34.5 mm in diameter) in an 1.
area of kitchen counter convenient for
a push button, or for some sink units,
remove the cap on the pre-existing switch
hole.
Fit the push button bellows in the 2.
prepared hole and screw the nut up
underneath the countertop.
Plug the PVC air switch tube into the 3.
bottom of the push button bellows,
then plug other end of tube into the air
switch spout located at the bottom of the
disposer.
NOTE: Do not use a wrench to tighten the Air
Switch; it may damage the plastic par ts.
Wall Switch Installation
Air Switch can be disabled if Wall Switch 1.
operation is preferred. The disposer is
shipped with switch in the “off” position.
Attach air switch actuator to the air switch
spout located on the bottom of the
disposer, using the tube provided.
Depress Air Switch once until you hear 2.
the switch audibly “click”.
Remove and discard the Air Switch 3.
actuator and tube.
The disposer may now be activated by a 4.
Wall Switch.
WARNING
If you are not familiar with mechanical and
electrical connections, the Power Cord and Air
Switch should be installed and replaced by a
qualified technician.
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Installing Your Waste DisposerInstalling Your Waste Disposer
40.8
36.2
6.3
(min)
12 .7(min)
+.04
-.04
+.0
-.06
Nominal Size 40 Ø
All measurements in mm
WARNING
Do not position your head or body under
disposer, as the unit could fall during
installation.
STEP 08
Connect disposer to mounting
assembly
Position disposer so that the three 1.
mounting tabs are aligned to slide over
slope ring rails.
Lift disposer, inser t top end (sink baffle) 2.
into mounting assembly, and turn lower
mounting ring to the right (with wrench
or screwdriver) until mounting tabs slide
completely past locking ridges on the
slope ring rails.
MAKE SURE ALL THREE MOUNTING
TABS ARE LOCKED SECURELY OVER
RIDGES.
Disposer will now hang on its own.
NOTE: Make sure to push sink baffle into
sink opening with “cupped” side up.
STEP 09
Attach discharge pipe to waste drain
line
Do not use thread sealants or pipe dope; they
may impair or harm the disposer and/or cause
property damage.
Two-bolt discharge pipe installation
If replacing existing disposer, remove and
discard existing discharge pipe and gasket.
(Unit will not seal properly with old discharge
pipe.)
Slide metal flange over discharge pipe. 1.
Insert rubber gasket into discharge outlet. 2.
Secure metal flange and discharge pipe
to disposer with two bolts.
Rotate disposer unit and align discharge 3.
pipe with drain trap. Do not pull or bend
discharge pipe to drain trap. If discharge
pipe is too long, cut off as much of pipe
as necessary with a hacksaw (make sure
cut is straight and clean.) If discharge
pipe is too short, you can purchase an
extension from a hardware store. Note:
Disposer must remain in vertical position
to prevent vibration.
Place trap nut, then beveled washer 4.
(supplied with unit) against bottom of
discharge pipe and hand tighten on drain
trap (Do not over tighten trap nut). If you
have a double sink, use a separate drain
trap for each side.
Lower mounting ring must be securely 5.
locked over mounting flange ridges.
NOTE: If using sink overflow, it should be
connected to the overflow inlet on the tailpipe.
Remove the plug by unscrewing the connector
cap to connect the overflow
NOTE: Plumbing and drainage installation
of this appliance must comply with AS/NZS
3500.2.
The product and installation of this waste
disposal may require the approval of the
relevant regulators and/or the sewerage
system operator.
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5 Year Warranty Information
The De’Longhi Waste Disposer WD1000
is warranted against faults resulting from
manufacturing or material defects. The warranty
period for normal domestic installation and
use is five years from the date of installation
in your home. In non-domestic use De’Longhi
limits the voluntary warranty to 6 months.
De’Longhi under takes to repair or replace
the Waste Disposer WD1000 at our discretion
if the product is found to be defective due
to a manufacturing fault during the warranty
period.
Should De’Longhi determine the waste
disposer should be replaced rather than
repaired the warranty on the replacement unit
will be limited to the unexpired term of the
original warranty.
Only purchase De’Longhi replacement parts
for the De’Longhi Waste disposer. Ensure that
the all parts match the correct model and type
number.
This warranty excludes any damage caused
by misuse, neglect, shipping accident, or
incorrect installation. Normal wear and tear is
also expressly excluded. The warranty claim is
void if no fault is found with the product or if
work is carried out by anyone other than an
authorized De’Longhi Service Agent.
If your disposer does not operate, follow these
steps:
Check the 1. CLEANING AND
TROUBLESHOOTING section of this guide.
Make sure that the disposer is connected 2.
to electrical power, and the fuses or circuit
breakers are in working order.
Re-read the instruction book to ensure 3.
that you are operating the disposer
correctly.
Contact De’Longhi or an Authorized 4.
Service Agent.
How to contact us about a warranty
claim
To talk to a De’Longhi representative for further
warranty or product information please call the
number in your country:
Australia
www.delonghi.com.au
Phone: 1800 126 659
New Zealand
www.delonghi.co.nz
Phone: 0508 200 300
In New Zealand, this warranty is additional
to the conditions and guarantees of the
Consumers Guarantees Act (1993)
In Australia, this warranty is additional to
the conditions and guarantees which are
mandatory as implied under the Trade
Practices Act 1974 and State and Territory
legislation.
NOTE: Warranty is determined by unit serial
number and date of installation.
PLEASE KEEP YOUR PURCHASE
RECIEPT TO AUTHENTICATE YOUR
WARRANTY
All installation work has to be performed by
Qualified Trades People.
For general enquiries free call De’Longhi:
Australia
1800 126 659
New Zealand
0508 200 300
Consumer Helpline
Australia
Phone: 1800 126 659
Fax: 1800 007 289
New Zealand
Phone: 0508 200 300
Fax: 0508 200 301
www.delonghi.com.au
ww w.delonghi.co.nz
Distributed by De'Longhi Australia Pty Ltd.
ABN 49 104 012 857
P.O. Box 4156 Millperra BC, NSW 1891
Distributed by De'Longhi New Zealand Ltd.
P.O. Box 58-056 Greenmount, Auckland
is a registered Trademark
of De'Longhi Australia Pty Ltd.
ABN 49 104 012 857.
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