Fisher & Paykel DD602, DD602I, DS602, DS602I Installation Guide

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Fisher&Poykel
DishDrawer TM
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DS602 (Prefinished)
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DS6021 (Integrated)
Part No. 525854/B Models DS602 DS602I
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Section 1
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
General Information
Preparation Product Specifications Cavity Dimensions
Tools Needed to Install DishDrawer Product Parts- Prefinished Single
Product Parts - Integrated Single
Section 2
Section 3
Section 4
Section 5
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
3.1
3.2
3.3
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
Electrical, Plumbing & Drainage Information
Electrical
Grounding Instructions Plumbing - Water Supply
Plumbing - Drainage Options
Fitting the Single DishDrawer
Single DishDrawer Mounting Hole Locations Connecting the Services f,
Flexible Extrusion Attachment for 24" Cavity
Inserting Single DishDrawer Into cavity
Information for Cabinet Maker for Integrated DishDrawer
Points to Consider ,
Integrated Overview
Integrated Drawer Front Dimensions
Shelf & Integrated Drawer Front Preparation
Section 6
Section 7
Section 8
6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
6.5
8.1
8.2
Integrated Drawer Front Installation
Changing the Integrated Badge Enclosure Disassembling the Integrated Badge Assembly
Assembling the Integrated Badge
Fitting the Badge, Handle & Mounting Panel to the Drawer Front
Fitting the Drawer Front to the DishDrawer
Final Fitting For Single DishDrawer
Final Checks
Installation Wet Test
Troubleshooting
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WARNING
Before installing the i )ishl "hawer. rem,-_\v lhe
GENERAL INFORMATION
Ensurethe DishDrawer enclosure is prepared for installation.
Remove all packaging and materials suppliedwith the DishDrawer.
It vim h,rve any (lueslinnscon(mnmg lhe inslallalion ol this Dishl)rawe_, _onna(:t
II_uit!_P',Ikol
I l_, r ,.! Wah_r
(:Ollllel.:liOllS are llJn'led
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_ WARNING
The DishDrawer MUST
be installed to allow for
ll.mtre removal from lhe
elldOSUre it _'vice IS
mquired.
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Weight - Full
- Empty
Electrical
Drying
Waler Connection
Water Pressure
931b (Prefinished) 621b (Pmfinished)
I t 0-120VA@"
3 pin sockel outlel
Residual Heat & Fan Assisted
Recommended Hol 140°F Max.,.
Maximum 120 p.s.i. Minimum 4.3 p.s.i.
22982 AlcaldeDrive Suite 201
Laguna Hills CA 92653 USA
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(Water pressure below 7 p.s.i, may need fl_e
electronics re-programmed by a Service Person at the time of installation)
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_ IMPORTANT
Where the DishDrawer _
Jin an under counter
i situat;on: i.e. huih into ,'! I kitchen unit, 11i,
recommended that bare wood surrounding the
DishDrawer is sealed with an oil based paint or
polyurethane to prevenl
possible steam damage.
,_ IMPORTANT
[ If mounting the
DishDrawer near the
Ix)from of the cabinel,
(__nsure |here is ade(]tJaie
room ulld(:rllt_aihlile
supporting cabinet to lighten l×_It,s.
_ IMPORTANT
_'III='-" :._! I[010]IL'I lglgll|]gl] ll[0] II+kII';IIII 'l]k1|ll]tl';VAVJll"
W®den Chr_pping I+oard
I+evel
Salety Glasses
Utilily Knife Pencil
Drill & Drill Bits (_/+:","/.," & u/+/,)
Sandpapel
lape i_leasure
Squa., Ruler
Pldilips Scsewrilivel Pliers
A(Ijuslal)le Wrenches (x2)
.7/3/' (6ram) Alien Key (Imegralc_l Models)
Router (Inlegrat(.n::lModels)
Jigsaw (Integrated Models)
Ensure the cavily"sides are
)lumb (vertical) as this will
assisl wilh leveling lhe
DishDraweL
_ IMPORTANT
Insure lhe Selvices IIt,h, is as close as im_ssible 1o the
rear corne,r ol lhe (:abinel.
lhe hole ('all l)_! lo<aled
on eilhel side del_mding on lhe It)cation of lhe
_ervices.
_ IMPORTANT
I IISIII<! lhal lh_,I(, I_ ,1 2"
gap Ix,Iw++t,n adja( t,lll
<al)inelry alld sides ol
drawers.
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8.
1. Foot Template -Single (1)
2. Drain Hose Supporl (1)
3, Screw (1)
4. Wire Clip (1) S. M8 Boffs(4)
6. Washer_ (4)
7. Single Connector (t)
8. Edge protector(1)
9. Flexible Extrusion(3)
10. Soldertess Lug & Washer (1) 1T. Inlee Idose Washer (1)
12. Hose Clamp (1)
13. Seal Lower Cabinet (1)
10.
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6, 5. 1
4.
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7.
I. lemplate LSkn_ "l_
2. Drain _ose suppo_ {$)
3. Screw (I)
4. wi:e C_tip(.Ii
5. SingleConne_O_ (I)
_oUntil_ BTacke_Nuts _4)
b.
7- Bad_l_ Kit 12)
$. _B Bolts(-I_
9. Washers L4'_
10. Seal&1)
II, DoO(S_ews 14)
12, idle pioe_or (I)
lexbl* I'xu sio_ 3)
13. F " &Washer(l)
sold_._lesstu_
_4, i_|el _4ose .vXtashe_11_
15.
I_oseClan'_P(I)
16. Seal LoWe( Cabir_el tlY
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ELECTRtCAL, PLUMI ING & DRAINAGE
INFORMATION
_ WARNING
Impu)pel connection ol tile c_luipnlent-gronndin g
( {_l]dn(-tol (all l(_StJll ill ,l I+<k ill _'l, '( Iric SJloi k
("h,'I k ',vltil ,l qualil..d _leq51li(iall OI selvi('_,
rel!les<.ulalive il yon at,.! in doubt as Io whethe_ lhq
appliance is propeIl_.' grounded.
12onot modify the plug
provided with the
appliam:e - if il will nc_!fi the outlet, have a proper outlel installed by a
qualified electrician.
_ WARNING
The Diain Hose Supporl
IlIUSl he at leasl 30" above
tile floor to prevent
siphoning of the waler
during the wasb cycle.
It is recommended that lhe Drain Hose SuppOrt s
se(ured in place using the screw lab.
l.nsure thal the drain
hoses are fully extended.
Care should be exercised when lhe appliance is installed or removed, to reduce the likelihood of dalnagee Io lhe power supply cord.
If lhe l×)wer supply cord is daulag(_l, it nlusl be replaced by tile Manufacturer. its Service Agenl or a similarly qualil.'d person, in order to avoid a hazard.
the power suplJi_ leceptacle for tile aplJhance sl,uuld be mslall_l in a cabinel or on
a wall adiacent Io lhe undercounter space in which the appliance is to be installed.
Tile power supply receptacle should be position,t_l between 6" and 18" from lhe cabinet opening of the DishDrawer.
1his appliance must be grounded. In the event of malfunction or
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This appliance is equipped with a cord having an equipment-grounding conductor and a grounding plug. The plug must be plugged into an appropriale outlet lhal is
inslalh._l and grounded ill accordance wilh all local Codes & Ordinances.
a) The water conneclion is I'obe made to a _ supply only. Ensurethe
b) A readily accessible shut off valve must be installed ill ,thesupply pipe. c) The water supply pressureis to be between 4.3 p.s.i, mi!limum and 120 p.s.i
d) The inlet supply hose must be connected Io the water supply usinga 3/s"
e) I-nsure sealing washer supplied with connection hose isfitted.
breakdown, grounding will reduce the risk of electric shock by
providing apalh of leasl resistance for electric current.
water temperature is not greaterthan 1.40°F.
i+laximuln.
compression type water supply fitting. _,
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OishDrawer & Waste Disposal
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VALVt
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WASTE
WASTE DISPOSAL UNIT
HOT WATER
VALVE TOCONSTRAII_ING
P,JOle: D5602 Prefinished Model is shown. There is no variation in
plumbing belween DS602 Prefinished Model and DS6021 Integrated Mode|.
Op'Uons 1 and 2 are the preferred option.
HO_ATER
SURFACE
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TIP
FITTING THE SINGLE DISHDRAWER
El_su_ethe cavity is at least 227/_'' deep.
[_ IMPORTANT
For Inlegraled pr(xtuct with door tilickness olhel
than _!4", tile Template posilion must II adiust!_d
forward or back to allow for this diflerence.
Draw tile cavity center
line on the supporting
cabinetry.
2_
Center Template in cavity using V-notch on the front
of lhe Template.
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Align front of Template to
suit surround of cabinetry.
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Mark and drill four ,sh.?,
diameter holes as described on Template.
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I ec_:lthe Power Cord, Inh"l Hose. and Drain
+io_o thzc)tl_,!i the
Set,,4,.:e< II<fi_' l%sitior:
ih("])ish[j+av,,etit:front
otlho ni>nmr+g
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Connect the Inlet Hose to tlu+ HOT WATER SUPPLY. l-_nsure the
sealing washer supplied with the accessories is
fittled.
_ WARNING
P.nstlle the edges oI tilt,
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ildg<_Frole+ ;o_ pro+i<ied
Hose coupling must be
tighlened a further hah turn after seal conlact.
3B*
I( ,equired, the Drain IIose may t_ Irimmed Io a suitable length.
4_
If an air break option is not chosen, then the
Drain l_ose Support must
l>e used and positioned at leasl 30" above the
llo<x to l)revetlt sil)honing ol the water during the wash cycle. (See Step 2.4 - Plumbing
- Drainage Options.)
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_WARNING
D() NOI a,+|iust '+he length o|Iite InlelI lose+
TIP
Turn the water valve ON Io check for any leaks,
before pushing the
iI)ishl)rawer back into its
i cavity.
[_ WARNING
Attach the l)rain I lose Support to the cabinel
cal)inelry to I)rew_nl siphoning and 1o ke<,p lhe
Drain I lose lrom kinking.
When using a standpipe option, hose should not
extend further than 2" down the standpipe in
order Io preverJt
siphoning.
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6. If required, trim the Single Connector to the size which matches the waste
lee or air break to Ix, used. There are ribs provided to guide cutting.
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When using tile Single Connector, the hose should be pushed in firmly, 5 clicks.
Remember to slipthe Wire Clip over the Drain Hose belore connecting to the Single Connector.
The supplied Wire Clip should be installed between thetwo positioning ribson the Single Connector.
Attach SingleConnector to waste tee. (SeeStep 2.5) Ensuresnugfit
using the supplied hoseclamp,
_ WARNING
1"heProduct MUST NOT be plugged in at this
stage.
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Ensurethere is a power outlet in reach of tile supplied flex. If there is noi
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suilable outlet available then have one installed by a qualified electrician.
DO NOT modify the power plug supplied with the DishDrawer or usean
extension cord, adaptorplug or m_tiple outlet box.
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Alternatively, the Oisbbrawer may be
permanently connected to flexible conduit.
Remove the flex and
cable clamp. Fit suitable
cable clamp for the conduit and terminate
Neutral
Live
the wiring as shown.
Use the solderless lug and washer supplied with the product paris to t_minate the ground
wire.
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&l IaI_aa a=h:( I:] 11 }'_ I _'iILl [|]_W;N I F;TN; h_I |_1 i Ill _'W_M_;_tj | i'a
Flexible Extrusions are supplied to enable the installer to help fill any excess space
between the sides ol lhe DishDrawer and the cavity. The two lengths of Flexible
[:xlrusion (supplied) shouhl I_ attafh_ before pushing the DishDrawer into the
o+,.itv l(_+final it]staHanou Thb, I xtrusion is df'sign+_i to fit a 24" ,.,.idth cavity.
DishDrawer
Flexible Extrusions
Chassis Trim
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I. the drav, ers. exposing the chassis trin'i.
TIP
Wiring, Plunlbing and
Services sh(_uhl he
attachingthe fitt×ihi_,
(_X[l!ISiOll.
2. Remove backing from adhesive tape on Flexible._xtrusion.
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Apply as [)er drawings, ensuring the curved edge of the Flexible Ext(usion , fits around lho-corner of the chassis trim. .
4.
When (:he(:king final lit, ensure DishDrawer is centered and there are even tolerances l)etw(_n OishDrawer and cavity.
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_ WARNING
DO NOT push against
lhe middle of the drawer.
INSERTING SINGLE DISHDRAWER INTO CAVITY
_ IMPORTANT
Make sure the inlel and drain hose and main flex
are nol reslricled or damaged by carefully
pulling lhem through the
Services Hole asthe DishDrawer is being
pushed back into the cavity,
] WARNING
l he l)ishDrawer should
not support any part of the kitchen cabinetry.
Cabinet
DishDrawer
Align handle
curve wIth I"_'_
cabinet front
3/32"
1. Position product to suit joiner,/ensuring hoses are not kinked or cut.
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Insert M8 bolts and
washersthrough holes in shelf.
DishDrawer
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Sheff
Counter top
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Ensureproduct is correctly positioned aod
alignedbefore lightening
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For inslallalions where there is a lower drawer,
insert the foam seal
provided as per Step 5.4
- Option 1.
Refel to Step 8.1 -
Installation Wet Test.
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_ IMPORTANT
Recommended Drawer Front ti_ickness for
Irltegral_,J pro(|ll(:l is
V."to %".
T] IMPORTANT
A minirnum clearance of $/3/"must be maintained between the Drawer
Front and existing cabinetry, except
belween the underside of the Drawer Front and the
shelf, where a '/d"
i clearance is needed for Iproduct venting.
_ IMPORTANT
Dimensions for W1 and H1 azerequired prior Io
making the Drawer Fronl.
Wl
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Width Measurements (Wl)
Measure Ihe width of the cavity at the top and the bofforn, using the smaller
of the measurenrenls, subtract V_d' (_/___"each side) clearance. This is the width dilnension for lhe Drawer Front.
Note: Allowances must be made if Drawer l_ronls are to overlap cabinetry.
IMPORTANT
All marking out 1o i_- done on the back suriac_. _,! :i_,
Drawer Frof'd
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Drawer Front Height (H1) Dimensions for the height of the Drawer FrontPanel can be obtained by
measuring up from theshelfto the height of the adjoining door or cupboard
front. Sublracl1/4"to give Drawer FrontheighL The minimum heightof
the Drawer Front is 15n/_2"
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Badge Cutout Dimensions Cut out Badge Mounling Hole in the chosenposition(seeMounting Zone)
usingthe "Templatediagrambelow.
Actual size of Badge
Mounting Hole shown
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_ CAUTION
Ensure the ddll doe.s no_ damage lhelace :-
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Drawer Fronl.
IMPORTANT
Accuracy is'essential ,
when cutting the Badg, Mounting Hole to ensure
a neat ill.
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Drawer Front Mounting Bracket Nut Holes using a ,/_/, diameter drill bit, drill out the four screw holes in each door
panel Io a deplh of 9/_6".Removeburrs.
9 17/32"
9 Ve" ._I
041[---- I_ 11/32"
6 S/16" I
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5 13/1S" I
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_WARNING
Use of a deplh gauge is recommended when
drilling out holes fol Drawer Front Mounting
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INTEGRATED DRAWER FRONT INSTALLATION
There are several different colored Integrated badges to choose from. They
include black, chrome, satin & brass. Two color options are provided with
your rnachine, other optionsare available from your local Dealer.
There are five parts 1othe Integrated Badge Assembly.
They are as follows:
1. Inlegrated Badge
2. Button Badge
3. Light Pipe
4. Electronics Board
5. BadgeCover
Remove BadgeCover from the Integrated Badge. At the back of the Integrated Badge,slide the Badge Cover away from the
wire terminals.
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Remove Electronics Board. Gently hold the wires to remove the Electronics Board. Care should be
taken not to handle the front or back of _e Electronics Board or touch inside the wire terminals.
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Remove the Light Pipe. Gently tap the Integrated Badgeupsidedown on a hard surfaceuntil the
Light Pipe comes away or insert apen or pencil into the front side of the Integrated Badge to either one of the two small holes.
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Once you have removed the Electronics Board, BadgeCover and tight Pipe, you can change the color of the Integrated Badge.
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Insert the Button Badgeinto the back of the Integrated'Badge. Do not
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break any of the buttons away from the Connection Runner.
2.
Insert the Light Pipe into the Integrated Badge. Insert the Eight Pipe with the circular ends into the small holes.
3.
h_serl the Eh!(t_onics Board with care, behind the Button Badge.
When installing the Electronics Board, handle only the wires and do not
touch lhe lace or back of the Electronics Board or inside the wire terminals.
4. Slide the Badge Cover into the slot on top of the Integrated Badge.
Button Badge"
"1'
Connection l_Ui_ll_,;
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_ WARNING
Care should Ix_ laken ill the following steps.
_ CAUTION
Take care n<)tit) damage
ifront surfac:t-"ol panel.
[nstlre all cuts are straight and cart+'is taken
to avoid damage to the
)rawer Front.
_ CAUTION
Overlightening will
damage the Drawer Front.
Remove Drawer Front Mounling Panel by withdrawing pins from
sides of drawers using
long nosed pliers.
in a downwards a'nd
outwardsmotion.
from the Electronics
Panel.
Using an Allen Key, scre_ in Mounting Bracket Nuts.
Remove Burrs. Screw in
flush with back surface.
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Fit the Door Mounting
Panels usingthe screws
supplied.
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5.
Feed wires through to the back and press badge into hole, if needed adherebadge to
Drawer Frontwith a
glue or silicon sealant.
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Fit the customer supplied handle.
Refer to Step 6.1 -
Points to Consider.
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] CAUTION
The rubber seal belwe_l_
lhe Drawer and Drawel
Frontmust be kept in
_lace.
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Plug lhe grounding v, ire onto the panel
Connect badge wires to
integrated badge port on Electronics Board.
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Fit Drawer Front by
sliding in an upwards and inwards motion.
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Ensurethe slide hooks (on slide) are as far
forward as possible as shown, then inserl pins to lock in place,
ensuring thal the rib on lhe pin is vertical.
_ WARNING
The Electr01;ics Board i_
an eleclroslalic Se.nsiliv_"
device. £nsure you are adequalely grounded
when connecting or
disconnecting the badge by wearing a gro,.mdirtg
strap or by grounding
ourself.
_ WARNING
Ensure the product is nol
plugged in.
CORRECl
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Check fit of the Drawer
Frontand adiust if required.
INCORRECT
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FINAL FITTING FOR SINGLE DISHDRAWER
Counter top
Check Hnal fit _I
Dishl )m',vet m (1_vI!_1.
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Tighten M_ oolls.
DishDrawer
Shelf
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FINAL CHECKS
Ensureproduct is level, securely fastened to lhe floor and opens
and closesfreely.
Ensure inlel hose to faucet (-onneclion is tightened to specification.
Insure any knockoutsor plugs in drain connection have lxeen
dr ed out and dra n connection made to specification.
Plug in and turn ON the power and water supply. The DishDrawer should"beep" and light up.
Open the drawers of the DishDrawer and check operation of
Secondary Control Panel and check sprayarm(s) are in place and free to rotate.
b. Select Rinse program on the Secondary Control Panel and close the
drawers.
7. Staff the Programby pressing the Start/Pausebutton.
8. After tile program has finished, check underneath the DishDrawer for water leakage. Ensure machine has,jun and drained correctly.
9. Check water supply and drainage connection for leakage.
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10. Repeatfor each Drawer.
l,'JllNlli[l![ml |_o_! _oze_
Water underneath DishDrawer, check the hose connections and hose for leaks_
2.
Water around water supply and drainage connections - check connections, existing plumbing and hoses for leaks.
3.
Excessivewater remaining above the filter plate, after the rinse
cycle, check for kinked drain hosesor blocked was_ connection.
4.
No water supply, check water is on and there is water pressure.
5.
If a faull occurs, consult the Problem Solver Section of the Use & Care Manual.
6. If unable Io resolve, conlacl Cuslomer Care C'enler.
Ensure Power is connected and is switched ON.
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Ensure the water supply is connected and ON.
LEAVE ALL LITERATURE WITH THE CUSTOMER.
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