GE PDT750SSFSS User Manual [en, es, fr]

GE Appliances

Installation Instructions

Built-In Dishwasher

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BEFORE YOU BEGIN

Read these instructions completely and carefully.

IMPORTANT – Observe all governing codes and

ordinances.

• Note to Installer – Be sure to leave these instructions for the

consumer’s and local inspector’s use.

• Note to Consumer – Keep these instructions with your

Owner’s Manual for future reference.

• Skill Level – Installation of this dishwasher requires basic mechanical, electrical and plumbing skills. Proper

installation is the responsibility of the installer. Product failure due to improper installation is not covered under the GE Appliance Warranty. See warranty information.

• Completion Time – 1 to 3 Hours. New installations require more time than replacement installations.

READ CAREFULLY. KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS.

IMPORTANT – The dishwasher MUST be installed

to allow for future removal from the enclosure if service is required.

Care should be exercised when the appliance is installed or removed, to reduce the likelihood of damage to the power supply cord.

If you received a damaged dishwasher, you should immediately contact your dealer or builder.

Optional Accessories – See the Owner’s Manual for available custom panel kits.

FOR YOUR SAFETY

Read and observe all CAUTIONS and WARNINGS shown throughout these instructions. While performing installations described in this booklet, gloves, safety glasses or goggles should be worn.

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Installation Preparation

PARTS SUPPLIED IN INSTALLATION PACKAGE:

• Junction box cover and #10 hex-head screw

• Hose clamp

• Drain hose (approximately 78" long)

• Drain hose hanger

• 2 #8-18 hex head screws to secure brackets to washer tub frame

• 1 top trim piece (on some models)

• 2 side trim pieces

• 2 mounting brackets for wood countertops or side cabinets

• 2 #8-18 x 5/8" Phillips special head screws, to secure dishwasher to underside of countertop or to side

cabinets

• Literature, samples and/or coupons

MATERIALS YOU WILL NEED:

• 90° elbow (3/4"hose internal thread on one end, opposite end sized

to fit water supply)

• UL-listed wire nuts (3)

• Masking Tape

Junction

Box Cover

Mounting

Brackets

90°Elbow

#10

Hex-Head

Junction

Box Screw

1/2" long

Top Trim Piece

(on some models)

#8 Phillips

Special

Head Screws

5/8" long

Wire Nuts (3)

Hose Clamp

Drain Hose Hanger

Literature

Masking Tape (if applicable)

Drain Hose

#8 Hex-Head Mounting

Bracket Screws

Side Trim Pieces

Materials Needed for New Installations:

• Air gap for drain hose, if required

• Waste tee for house plumbing, if applicable

• Electrical cable or power cord depending on your model, quick connect power cords are availble.

• Screw-type hose clamps

• Strain relief for electrical connection

• Hand shut-off valve (recommended)

• Hot Water Line–3/8" minimum, copper tubing (including ferrule, compression nut) or GE Part #

WX28X326, flexible braided hose.

• GPF12 or WD24X10065 drain hose (12' long), if needed

TOOLS YOU WILL NEED:

• Phillips-head screwdriver

• 1/4" and 5/16" nutdriver

• 6" Adjustable wrench

• Level

• Carpenter's square

• Measuring tape

• Safety glasses

• Flashlight

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• 15/16" socket (optional for skid removal)

• Gloves

• Pliers

For New Installations Only:

• Tubing cutter

• Drill and appropriate bits

• Hole saw set

Phillips-Head Screwdriver

15/16" Socket

Flashlight

Gloves

Air Gap

Strain Relief

Waste Tee

Hand

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Valve

1/4" and 5/16" Nutdriver

Pliers

6" Adjustable Wrench

Bucket

Electrical Cable (or Power Cord, if applicable)

Hot Water Line

Level

Tubing Cutter

Safety Glasses

Hole Saw Set

Hose Clamps

Optional 12' Drain Hose GPF12 or WD24X10065

Carpenter's Square

Measuring Tape

Drill and Bits

Installation Preparation

PREPARE DISHWASHER ENCLOSURE

This Wall Area must be Free of Pipes or

33-1/2” to 34-3/4”

Underside of

Countertop

to Floor

34-1/2" 1/4" Underside of

Countertop

to Floor

wires

Plumbing and Electric Service

Must Enter Inside This Area

24" Min.

Figure A

• The rough cabinet opening must be at least 24" deep, 24"

wide and approximately 34-1/2" high from floor to underside of the countertop.

24" Min.

Cabinets Square

and Plumb

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installer must ensure that the dishwasher is completely enclosed at the time of installation.

• The dishwasher must be installed so that drain hose is no more than 12' in length for proper drainage.

• The dishwasher must be fully enclosed on the top, sides and back, and must not support any part of the enclosure.

CLEARANCES:

• When installed into a corner,

allow 2" min. clearance between dishwasher and adjacent cabinet, wall or other appliances. Allow 28-3/8" min. clearance from the front of the dishwasher for door opening. Figure B.

• Allow at least 6" between

dishwasher and range or oven appliances.

Countertop

Dishwasher

28-3/8"

Clearance for Door

Opening 2" Minimum

Figure B

DRAIN REQUIREMENTS

• Follow local codes and ordinances.

• Do not exceed 15' distance to drain.

NOTE: Air gap must be used, if waste tee or disposer connection is less than 18" above floor to prevent siphoning.

DETERMINE DRAIN METHOD

The type of drain installation depends on the following questions.

• Do local codes or ordinances require an air gap?

• Is waste tee less than 18" above floor?

If the answer to either question is YES, Method 1 MUST be used.

• If the answers are NO, either method may be used.

CABINET PREPARATION

• Drill a 1-1/2" diameter hole in the cabinet wall within the shaded areas shown in Figure A for the drain hose connection. The hole should be smooth with no sharp edges.

IMPORTANT – When

connecting drain line to disposer, check to be sure that drain plug has been removed. DISHWASHER WILL NOT DRAIN IF PLUG IS LEFT IN PLACE.

Remove

Drain

Plug

Figure C

Method 1 – Air Gap with Waste Tee or Disposer

An air gap must be used when required by local codes and ordinances. The air gap must be installed according to manufacturer’s instructions.

Drain Hose Hanger

32"

Min.

18"

Min.

Figure D

Method 2 – “High Drain Loop” with Waste Tee or Disposer

Drain Hose Hanger

32"

Min.

18"

Min.

Tip: Avoid unnecessary service call charges.

Always be sure disposer drain plug has been removed before attaching dishwasher drain hose to the disposer.

Installation Preparation

PREPARE ELECTRICAL WIRING

WARNING:

FOR PERSONAL SAFETY: Remove house fuse or open circuit breaker before beginning installation. Do not use an extension cord or adapter plug with this appliance.

Electrical Requirements

• This appliance must be supplied with 120V, 60 Hz., and connected to an individual properly grounded branch circuit, protected by a 15- or 20-ampere circuit breaker or time-delay fuse.

• Wiring must be 2 wire with ground and rated for 75°C (167°F).

• If the electrical supply does not meet the above requirements, call a licensed electrician before proceeding.

Figure E

18"

Receptacle Location Area

Alternate Receptacle Location

1-1/2" Dia. Hole (Max.)

24"

from Wall

Ground

Black

from

Cabinet

White

Grounding Instructions–Permanent Connection

This appliance must be connected to a grounded metal, permanent wiring system, or an equipment-grounding conductor must be run with the circuit conductors and be connected to the equipment-grounding terminal or lead on the appliance.

Grounding Instructions–Power Cord Models

This appliance must be grounded. In the event of a malfunction or breakdown, grounding will reduce the risk of electric shock by providing a path of least resistance for electric current. This appliance is equipped with a cord having an equipmentgrounding conductor and a grounding plug. The plug must be plugged into an appropriate outlet that is installed and grounded in accordance with all local codes and ordinances.

WARNING:

The improper connection of the equipment grounding conductor

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electrician or service representative if you are in doubt that the appliance is properly grounded.

For models equipped with power cord: Do not modify the plug provided with the appliance; if it will not fit the outlet, have a proper outlet installed by a qualified technician.

Cabinet Preparation & Wire Routing

• The wiring may enter the opening from either side, rear or the floor within the shaded area illustrated above in Figure E and defined in Figure A.

• Cut a 1-1/2" maximum diameter hole to admit the electrical cable. Edges of hole should be smooth and rounded. Permanent wiring connections may pass through the same hole as the drain hose and hot water line, if convenient. If cabinet wall is metal, the hole edge must be covered with a bushing. NOTE: Power cords with plug must pass through a separate hole.

Electrical Connection to Dishwasher

Electrical connection is on the right front of dishwasher.

• For permanent connections the cable must be routed as shown in Figure E. Cable must extend a minimum of 24" from the rear wall.

• For power cord connections, install a 3-prong grounding type receptacle in the sink cabinet rear wall, 6" min. or 18" maximum from the opening, 6" to 18" above the floor.

• Use the Power Cord Kit for your dishwasher model.

Installation Preparation

PREPARE HOT WATER LINE

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braided hose.

• The water supply line (3/8” copper tubing or flexible braided hose) may enter from either side, rear or floor within the shaded area shown in Figure F.

• The water supply line may pass through the same hole as the electrical cable and drain hose. Or, cut an additional 1-1/2" diameter hole to accommodate the water line. If power cord with plug is used, water line must not pass through power cord hole.

CAUTION:

Do not remove wood base until you are ready to install the dishwasher. The dishwasher will tip over when the door is opened if base is removed.

Shut-off Valve

Hot

From

Cabinet

Cabinet Face

1-1/2" Dia.

Hole

19" From Wall

2" From Floor

Figure F

Water Line Connection

• If using a flexible braided supply hose, label the hose with the installation date to use as reference. Flexible braided hoses should be replaced in 5 years.

• Turn off the water supply.

• Install a hand shut-off valve in an accessible location, such as under the sink. (Optional, but strongly recommended and may be required by local codes.)

• Water connection is on the left side of the dishwasher. Install the hot water inlet line, using no less than 3/8" copper tubing or a flexible braided hose. Route the line as shown in Figure F and extend forward at least 19" from rear wall.

• Adjust water heater for 120°F to 140°F temperature.

• Flush water line to clean out debris.

• The hot water supply line pressure must be 20-120 PSI.

Turn page to begin dishwasher installation.

Dishwasher Installation

STEP 1: PREPARATION

Locate the items in the installation package:

• Screws

• Junction box cover

• Drain hose and clamp

• Mounting brackets

• Trim pieces (on some models)

• Drain hose hanger

• Owner's Manual

• Product samples and/or coupons

STEP 2: CHECK DOOR BALANCE

NOTE: If installing a Cus-

tom Door Panel (available on some models), please follow the instructions found in the Custom Door Panel kit.

• With dishwasher on the wood base, check the door balance by opening and closing the door.

• Door is properly balanced if, when opened, it self closes within 20° from vertical, stays in position from 20° to 70° and falls fully open beyond 70°.

• If necessary increase or decrease tension as shown. Some models will have 1 spring on each side and other models will have 2 springs on one side and 1 spring on the other side. Latch door and adjust springs to correct balance.

Door closes within 20°

Door stays in position from 20° to 70°

Door falls fully open beyond 70°

Side View

Figure G

STEP 3: REMOVE WOOD BASE,

INSTALL LEVELING LEGS

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Damage will occur.

• Move the dishwasher close to the installation location and lay it on its back.

• Remove the 4 leveling legs on the underside of the wood base with a 15/16" socket wrench.

• Discard base.

Approx.

1/2"

Figure I

• Screw leveling legs back into the dishwasher frame, approximately 1/2" from frame as shown.

NOTE: Some models have rear adjustable leveling wheels, and will not require the 2 rear leveling legs.

STEP 4: REMOVE TOEKICK

• Remove the 2 toekick screws and toekick. Set aside for use in Step 24.

Side View

Custom door panel

Front View

Increase

Tension

Make sure pulley cables

are within pulley shoulders

Decrease

Tension

Spring hooked to screw inside leg

Figure H

Tip: Make sure door opens and closes smoothly.

Check door opening and closing. If door does not open easily or falls too quickly, check spring cable routing. The cable is held in place by “shoulders” on the pulley. Check to be sure cable has not slipped over the pulley shoulders and is routed as shown.

Toekick

Figure J

Remove 2

Toekick Screws

STEP 5: POSITION SOUND BARRIER

(on some models)

Skip this step if the sound barrier is not assembled to the dishwasher.

Lift the sound barrier and tape to the door front with masking tape. This will hold the sound barrier up and out of the way during installation.

Figure K

Tape

Bottom Front View

Sound Barrier

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STEP 6: REMOVE FLOOR PROTECT

• Disconnect leak sensor wire (on some models).

• Remove 2 screws from front of the Floor Protect with a ¼” driver.

• Rotate Floor Protect outward and lift out of the mounting tabs.

• Set aside for use in Step 22.

STEP 7: INSTALL 90° ELBOW

• Thread 90° elbow onto the water valve.

• Do not overtighten elbow. Water valve bracket could bend or water valve fitting could break.

• Position the end of the elbow to face the rear of the dishwasher.

Water Valve Bracket

Squeeze connector at top

to release snap feature

Figure L

Front of dishwasher

Leak Sensor

Floor Protect

90° Elbow

STEP 9: POSITION WATER LINE

AND HOUSE WIRING

• Position water supply line and house wiring on the floor of the opening to avoid interference with base of dishwasher and components under dishwasher.

Figure O

STEP 10:

Water

Line

House Wiring

INSTALL DRAIN HOSE, THROUGH CABINET

• Position dishwasher in front of cabinet opening. Insert drain hose into the hole in cabinet side. If a power cord is used, guide the end through a separate hole.

Maximum Drain Hose

Length 15'

Fill Hose

Figure M

STEP 8: INSTALL DRAIN HOSE TO DRAIN

LOOP

Connect drain loop end to drain hose using the screw clamp as shown in the figure.

Figure N

NOTE: The high drain loop on the side of the tub is designed for better wash performance. Do not remove from the side of the tub.

Insulation

Blanket

Figure P

Water

Line

Drain

Hose

House Wiring

Power Cord

(If Used)

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or noise concerns.

Position utility lines so they do not interfere with anything under or behind the dishwasher.

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STEP 11: SLIDE DISHWASHER THREE-FOURTHS

OF THE WAY INTO CABINET

IMPORTANT – Do not push against front panel with

knees. Damage will occur.

• Grasp the sides of the front panel and slide dishwasher into the opening a few inches at a time.

Do not push against front door panel with knee. Damage to the

Figure Q

• As you proceed, pull the drain hose through the opening under the sink. Stop pushing when the dishwasher extends about 6 inches forward of adjacent cabinets.

• Make sure drain hose is not kinked under or behind the dishwasher.

• Make certain the house wiring, drain line and water line do not interfere with components under dishwasher.

door panel will occur.

STEP 13: INSTALL MOUNTING BRACKETS

You will need the mounting brackets and 2 #8 hex-head screws set aside in Step 1.

You must install the mounting brackets onto the dishwasher tub frame top or sides prior to sliding the dishwasher into place under the countertop. This dishwasher is capable of a true-flush installation at a 24” deep opening. The mounting brackets have several available attachment positions to accommodate different cabinet

constructions.

Install mounting brackets on top if the underside of

countertop is wood or wood-like material that accepts screws:

IMPORTANT - After installing brackets and before

closing the dishwasher door, adjust the brackets by bending them up as needed, so that they do not contact the top of the dishwasher door and cause damage.

Top Mounting

#8 Bracket Screw

Bracket

STEP 12: INSTALL TRIM PIECES

In this step you will need the trim pieces set aside in Step 1.

Top Trim

Side Trim

Top View

Side Trim

• Select the top trim piece (See Figure R) and line up center to the top

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to the other.

• Select the left trim piece (see Figure R).Align top edge with the top

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(See Figure R for right side trim piece.)

Figure R

Dishwasher tub frame

Bend and break here after installing if counter has a short overhang.

Figure S

• If you are installing the dishwasher under a counter with a short

overhang, the countertop brackets may extend beyond the edge of the counter. If this is the case, remove the excess length by repeatedly bending the brackets at the front notch only until they break.

Install mounting brackets on sides if the countertop is

granite or similar material that will not accept wood screws:

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• Position the left-hand side bracket as shown. Repeat with the right bracket.

Side Mounting

Dishwasher tub frame

#8 Bracket Screw as supplied

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Bend and break here if necessary

Bracket

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STEP 14: PUSH DISHWASHER INTO

FINAL POSITION

• Check the tub insulation blanket, if equipped, to be sure it is

smoothly wrapped around the tub. It should not be “bunched up” and it must not interfere with the door springs. If the insulation is “bunched up” or interfering with the springs, straighten and recenter the blanket prior to sliding the dishwasher into its final position.

• Slide the dishwasher into the final position by pushing on the sides of the door panel. Do not use a knee or push on the center of the panel. If you do, damage to the panel will likely result.

IMPORTANT – Before opening the dishwasher door,

be certain the edges of the dishwasher door panel are behind the face of the adjacent cabinet and not up against the cabinet face. Refer to Figure U. If the dishwasher door is opened when the edge of the door is against the face of the cabinet, dishwasher door damage and cabinet damage will occur.

• Open and close the dishwasher door to be sure it operates smoothly, and does not rub on the adjacent cabinet.

Door

Fits and

Swings

Back

Behind

Cabinet

Frame

Correct

Alignment

Incorrect Alignment

will result in door damage

Figure U

Tip: Prevent unnecessary service charges for panel damage or wash performance.

Check dishwasher alignment prior to opening dishwasher door to prevent panel damage.

Make sure utility lines are not trapped or crushed behind dishwasher. Crushed lines will restrict water flow.

Door Catches on Cabinet Frame

STEP 15: LEVEL DISHWASHER

IMPORTANT – Dishwasher must be level for proper

dish rack operation, wash performance and door operation. The dishwasher must be leveled left to right and front to back. This ensures the dish racks will not roll in or out on their own,

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without hitting the side of the tub.

• Remove the lower dish rack and place a level on the door and lower rack track as shown in Figure V.

If your model has 4 leveling

• feet, adjust the level of the dishwasher by individually turning the 4 legs on the bottom of the dishwasher

as illustrated in Figure W.

• If your model has rear wheels, the height of the wheels are adjusted from the front of the dishwasher along with the 2 front legs on the bottom of the dishwasher. Begin the leveling process with the front legs by individually turning the front 2 legs. By adjusting the front legs first, access to the rear leveling bolts is maximized easing rear wheel adjustment. When the front legs are adjusted to a height resulting in an appropriate gap to the upper cabinet, proceed to adjust the rear leveling bolts and wheels. Individually turn the 2 bolts to adjust the rear wheels. Slowly rotate the 2 bolts counter clockwise to raise the dishwasher, and clockwise to lower it. Continue to adjust the feet and wheels until the dishwasher is level as illustrated in Figure W.

• The dishwasher is properly leveled when the level indicator is centered left to right and front to back. Also, the dishwasher door should close without hitting the side of the tub.

• Replace the lower rack.

• Pull each rack out, about halfway. Check to be sure it does not

roll back or forward on the door. If the rack moves, adjust leveling legs.

Tip: Prevent unnecessary service charges. Verify dishwasher is leveled.

Pull the dish racks half way out. They should stay put. Open and

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hitting the side of the tub. If the racks roll on their own, or the door hits the side of tub, relevel the dishwasher.

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Figure V

Adjust

Dishwasher Installation

STEP 16: POSITION DISHWASHER, SECURE TO COUNTERTOP OR CABINET

In this step you will need the 2 Phillips special head screws from the screws set aside in Step 1.

The dishwasher must be secured to the countertop or the cabinet sides. When the underside of the countertop is wood, use Method 1. Use Method 2 when the underside of the countertop is made of a material, such as granite, that will not accept wood screws.

IMPORTANT – Prevent door panel and control

panel damage. Dishwasher must be positioned so the front panel and control panel do not contact the adjacent cabinets or countertop. Mounting screws must be driven straight and flush. Protruding screw heads could scratch the door panel or control panel and interfere with door operation.

Method 1 Secure dishwasher to underside of wood countertop.

• Recheck alignment of the dishwasher in the cabinet. Refer to Steps 14 and 15. Door panel and/or control panel must not hit cabinets or countertop.

• Fasten the dishwasher to the underside of the countertop

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panel damage.

Brackets

Wood Countertop

STEP 17: CONNECT WATER SUPPLY

Connect water supply line to 90° elbow.

If using a flexible braided hose connection:

• Attach nut to 90° elbow using an adjustable wrench.

If using a copper tubing connection:

• Slide compression nut, then ferrule over end of water line.

• Insert water line into 90° elbow.

• Slide ferrule against elbow and secure with compression nut.

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water supply line. Test by opening and closing the door. Reroute the water supply lines if a rubbing noise or interference occurs.

Figure Y

90° Elbow

Bottom Left Side

STEP 18: CONNECT DRAIN LINE

The molded end of the drain hose will fit 5/8" through 1" diameter inlet ports on the air gap, waste tee or disposer.

• Determine size of inlet port.

• Cut drain hose connector on the marked line, if required,

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Hot Water Supply Line

Compression Nut

Ferrule

Method 2 Secure dishwasher to cabinet sides.

• Recheck alignment of the dishwasher in the cabinet. Refer to Steps 14 and 15. Door panel and/or control panel must not hit cabinets or countertop. Remove plug buttons. Do not discard.

• Remove plug buttons. Do not discard.

• Fasten the dishwasher to the adjacent cabinets with the 2 Phillips special head screws provided. Refer to Figure X.

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panel damage.

• Install plug buttons to the side of the tub in the holes provided.

Solid Surface Countertop

Screws

Plug buttons

Side Brackets

Screws

Cutting Line

Figure Z

IMPORTANT: Do not cut corrugated

• If a longer drain hose is required and you did not purchase

drain hose GPF12 or WD24X10065, add up to 66" length for a total of 144" (12 feet) to the factory-installed hose. Use 5/8" or 7/8" inside diameter hose and a coupler to connect the 2 hose ends. Secure the connection with hose clamps.

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NOTE: TOTAL DRAIN HOSE LENGTH MUST NOT EXCEED 15 FEET FOR PROPER DRAIN OPERATION.

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Dishwasher Installation

STEP 18: CONNECT DRAIN LINE (Cont.)

• Connect drain line to air gap, waste tee or disposer using the previously determined method. Secure hose with a screw-type clamp.

Method 1 – Air gap with waste tee or disposer

Waste Tee Installation

Figure AB

Method 2 – “High drain loop” with waste tee or disposer

With this method you will need the drain hose hanger set aside in Step 1.

Fasten drain hose to underside of countertop with the provided hanger.

Disposer Installation

STEP 19: CONNECT POWER SUPPLY

If a power cord with plug is already installed proceed to Step 20.

WARNING:

If house wiring is not 2-wire with ground, a ground must be provided by the installer. When house wiring is aluminum, be sure to use UL-Listed anti-oxidant compound and aluminum-to-copper connectors.

In this step you will need the junction box cover and the #10 Hex head screw from the screws set aside in Step 1.

• Secure house wiring to the back of the junction box with a strain relief.

• Locate the 3 dishwasher wires, (white, black and green) with the stripped ends coming out of the AC jumper. Use UL listed wire nuts of appropriate size to connect incoming ground to green, white to white and black to black.

• Install the junction box cover using #10 hex head screw. Check to be sure that wires are not pinched under the cover.

• Make sure that the junction box cover is resting on the mounting bracket.

• If using a Power Cord Kit, please refer to the included instructions.

Drain Hose Hanger

18"

Min.

Waste Tee Installation

Figure AC

32"

Min.

Disposer Installation

18"

Min.

32"

Min.

IMPORTANT – When connecting drain line to

disposer, check to be sure that drain plug has been removed. DISHWASHER WILL NOT DRAIN IF PLUG IS LEFT IN PLACE.

Remove

Drain

Plug

Tip: Avoid unnecessary service call charges for a no drain complaint.

Make sure excess drain hose has been pulled through the cabinet opening. This will prevent excess hose in the dishwasher cavity from becoming kinked or crushed by the dishwasher.

NOTE: Do not remove the Junction Box Bracket.

White

Figure AD

Ground (Green)

Black

AC Jumper

Junction Box Bracket

Ground Screws

Dishwasher Installation

STEP 20: PRETEST CHECKLIST

Review this list after installing your dishwasher to avoid charges for a service call that is not covered by your warranty.

• Check to be sure power is OFF.

• Open door and remove all foam and paper packaging.

• Locate the Owner’s Manual set aside in Step 1.

• Read the Owner’s Manual for operating instructions.

• Check door opening and closing. If door does not open and close freely, check for proper routing of spring cable over pulley. If door drops or closes when released, adjust spring tension. See Step 2.

• Check to be sure that wiring is secure under the dishwasher, not pinched or in contact with door springs or other components. See Step 19.

• Check door alignment with tub. If door hits tub, level dishwasher. See Step 15.

• Check door alignment with cabinet. If door hits cabinet, reposition dishwasher. See Step 14.

• Check that door spring does not contact water line, fill hose, wiring or other components. See Step 14.

• Verify water supply and drain lines are not kinked or in contact with other components. Contact with motor or dishwasher frame could cause noise.

STEP 21: DISHWASHER WET TEST

• Turn on power supply or plug power cord into outlet, if equipped.

• Select a cycle to run and push the Start button.

• Ensure the door is latched. Dishwasher should start.

• Check to be sure that water enters the dishwasher. If water does not enter the dishwasher, check to be sure that water and power are turned on.

• Check for leaks under the dishwasher. If a leak is found, turn off power at the breaker, and then tighten water connections. Restore power after leak is corrected.

• Check for leaks around the door. A leak around the door could be caused by door rubbing or hitting against adjacent cabinets. Reposition the dishwasher if necessary. See Step 14.

• Press and hold the Start button for 3 seconds to cancel the cycle. The unit will begin to drain. Check drain lines. If leaks are found, turn off power at the breaker and correct plumbing as necessary. Restore power after corrections are made. See Steps 8, 10, 11 and 18.

• Open dishwasher door and make sure all of the water has drained. If not, check that disposer plug has been removed and/or air gap is not plugged. Also check drain hose to be sure it is not kinked underneath or behind dishwasher. See Step 18.

• Turn on the sink hot water faucet and verify water temperature. Incoming water temperature must be between 120°F and 140°F. A minimum of 120°F temperature is required for best wash performance. See “Prepare Hot Water Line,” page 5.

• Add 1 quart of water to the bottom of the dishwasher to lubricate the pump seal.

• Turn on water supply. Check for leaks. Tighten connections if needed.

• Remove protective film if present from the control panel and door.

• Press Start button once again and run dishwasher through

another cycle. Check for leaks and correct if required.

• Repeat this step as necessary.

STEP 22:

REPLACE FLOOR PROTECT (on some models)

• Slide Floor Protect under dishwasher.

• Angle the rear back edge of the Floor Protect upwards to engage mounting tabs.

• Lift front of drip tray and secure with 2 screws.

• Connect leak sensor connector to leak sensor.

Leak sensor

Floor Protect

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Dishwasher Installation

STEP 23: POSITION INSULATION, PRE- TOEKICK, AND SOUND BARRIER

Pre-

Toekick

(On some

models.)

Panel

(On some

models.)

Insulation

Block

(On some

models.)

(on some models)

Skip this step if the sound insulation package is not supplied with the dishwasher.

• Locate the sound insulation package and pre-toekick packages inside the dishwasher.

• Stand the parts upright as shown.

Dishwasher Door

Toekick

Figure AF

• Locate the control box.

Sound barrier

(On some

models. Part is

already attached

to door.)

Control Box

• On models so equipped, remove the masking tape from the sound barrier and door front. Position the sound barrier over the insulation.

Sound Barrier

STEP 24: REPLACE TOEKICK

• Place toekick against the pre-toekick (on some models) and legs of the dishwasher.

Toekick

Figure AG

• Push insulation block portion under the dishwasher until it is beneath the control box.

Figure AH

• Push the panel portion up to the front of the block.

Push the sides of the insulation behind

the toekick attachment screw holes

• Tuck the sides of the front panel behind the toekick attachment screw holes.

• Open door all the way, if the door doesn’t stay fully open, adjust the insulation panel.

• On models so equipped, position pre-toekick over the insulation. Align the screw holes with the screw holes on the legs of the dishwasher.

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• Align the toekick with the bottom edge and make sure it is

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• Insert and tighten the 2 toekick attachment screws. The

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• When reinstalling the toe kick on models with a sound barrier, ensure that the bottom edge of the rubberized flap is flush with the floor. Any excess material should be tucked up behind the outer door. Do not allow excess rubberized flap to lay on the floor. If any excess is not tucked completely behind the outer door, it will bunch up between the door and toe kick and impede proper opening and closing of the door. This will be noticeable because the door will not stay fully open and will spring up.

Tip: Reduce sound from under the dishwasher. Make sure toekick is against floor.

Screws

STEP 25: LITERATURE

• Be sure to leave complete literature package, these Installation Instructions and product samples and/or coupons with the consumer.

Notes

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