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Water requirements

Product Damage

All solder connections

must be made

before the water line is connected

to the dishwasher

to prevent

damage to the inlet valve.

Do Not solder within

6 inches of the

inlet valve. The plastic part of the

water inlet valve could be damaged.

Failure to follow

these instructions

may result in product

damage.

Hot water line to dishwasher must provide

20-l 20 psi water pressure. For best results,

the hot water heater should be set to

deliver 120°F minimum

temperature

water

(except as noted in your Use and Care

Guide).

Use l/2" O.D. copper tubing or 3/8"

galvanized pipe inlet line. Dishwasher inlet

valve has 3/8" internal pipe thread.

Water

line connection

ai-

i .., Disconnect

electrical

supply.

P'* ,~_ /

2' _.. a Rough in water line through the 1"

hole in cabinet rear wall or floor to

dishwasher cabinet opening.

e Install a shutoff valve

he water line where it

can be easily used.

z .> Flush water line into a bucket to get rid

of any particles that may clog the inlet

valve. Turn shutoff valve to "OFF" position.

a,.-$ e Check that there are no sharp bends or

kinks in the water line that may restrict

water flow.

Drain requirements

Product Damage

The drain line connection

to the

house plumbing

must be a

minimum

of 20" above the floor. A

lower drain connection

may result

in siphoning.

If drain line is routed to a

connection

point less than 20"

above the floor, the drain line must

form a loop 20" above the floor.

. Do Not kink hose and copper

tubing.

Do Not use a drain line or fittings

that are less than l/2"

I.D.

Failure to follow

these instructions

could result in poor drainage

damage to the product.

The drain hose should be 9/l 6" minimum

I.D. flexible hose or 5/8" O.D. copper

tubing. A minimum

of 22" flexible drain

hose, or a 12" length of copper drain line

with a 12" length of flexible hose, is

needed. Flexible hose must be resistant to

heat and detergent.

Do Not use a drain or

fittings less than l/2" I.D. Flexible hose is

available through your local plumbing,

hardware or automotive

supply stores.

If drain line is copper, clamp a 12" length

of 9/l 6" I.D. flexible, heat- and detergent-

resistant hose to the end of the copper

drain line to connect to dishwasher drain

hose connector (Step 10, Panel D).

2.2" flexible

hose or

12" copper line &ith

12" flexible

hose

attached

If drain line is routed to a connection

point less than 20" above floor, use 5/8"

Panel C

O.D. copper tubing to form a loop 20"

above the floor. Make sure there are no

kinks in hose or copper tubing.

NOTE: An air gap must be used in the high

drain loop if the drain line is connected to

the house plumbing

at a point lower than

20" above the floor.

If connection

to an air gap is required,

air

gap kits are available from local plumbing

supply sources.

Install air gap according to kit

instructions.

Entry must be above trap and at least

20" above the floor.

Remove disposer knockout or plug

before connecting

drain line.

Note: Most disposers have 7/8" connectors.

Connectors that adapt from the drain line

to disposer are available from local

plumbing

supply sources.

Drain connection

Important:

Remove the disposer knockout

plug

before connecting

the drain hose.

_( iAttach

drain to waste tee or waste

disposer. See "Recommended

Methods"

and "Alternate

Methods".

MS,

;$S

K'~ _ Rough in drain line to cabinet opening

through

1 I' hole in rear wall or floor.

Recommended

methods:

Connect air gap to a waste tee or waste

disposer using a rubber connector.

air gap kit

clearance

to floor

Entrv must

' be above

trap.

Waste tee connection

Cut hose

connector

to fit.

above trap.

?ut

hose

connector

to fit.

screw-

type

clamps

Waste disposer connection

Alternate

methods:

If local plumbing

codes permit, dishwasher

drain line may be connected directly to

waste tee or waste disposer. Do Not cut

hose connector

to fit when connecting

directly

to a disposer.

waste tee

.Cut drain

connector

20" 'min

@Qyg

clearance

to floor

EntryGust

above trap.

I I

Direct connection

to waste tee

DO NOT cut

Direct connection

to waste disposer

With dishwasher

in kitchen.

Electrical Shock Hazard

Disconnect

electrical

power at the

fuse box or circuit breaker box

before installing

dishwasher.

Make sure that water supply line,

drain hose and wiring

do not touch

any exposed terminals

of the

dishwasher

wiring.

Failure to do so could result in serious

injury or death.

Keep shipping

base under dishwasher

Floor Damage

or slide dishwasher

onto cardboard

or hardboard

before moving

it across

the floor.

Failure to do so may cause damage to

floor covering.

2 screws

(1 each side)

" D Remove the 2 screws below the access

panel and put in safe place. Pull bottom of

panel out and lift up and away from

dishwasher.

Set access panel aside on

protective covering. Remove 2 screws

attaching

kick panel and put in safe place.

Set panel aside.

A _ Measure height of

cabinet opening from

underside of countertop

floor. Adjust dishwasher

leveling legs to fit opening

height.

Drain hose, water inlet

line and electrical

supply

line and electrical

supply

line routed

through

this

line routed

through

this

area.

$ e Place drain hose on left side of cabinet

opening, between motor and frame. Check

that rear cross channel does not contact

drain, electrical, or water lines when

dishwasher will be installed in its final

location.

Do Not remove cross channel.

w + Latch dishwasher door shut. Grasp

dishwasher door frame and slide dishwasher

off of shipping base or cardboard and into

cabinet opening.

Do Not push on

dishwasher door panels or console. Center

dishwasher in opening. Check that front

leveling legs are firmly against floor.