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For the venting of the dishwasher only water

fill, water drain and power supply cable open-

ings are necessary.

Water connection

This appliance has a special inlet hose for

water stop later defined as aqualock.

Water inlet hose

Connected the appliance to a hot (max. 60°)

or cold water supply.

If the hot water comes from alternative sources

of energy that are more environmentally

friendly (e.g. solar or photovoltaic panels and

aeolian), use a hot water supply to decrease

energy consumption.

Connect the inlet hose to a water tap with an

external thread of 3/4".

Caution! Do not use connection hoses

from an old appliance.

Caution! If you connect the appliance to

new pipes or pipes that are not used for

a long time, we recommend to run the water

for some minutes before you connect the inlet

hose.

Aqualock inlet hose

The inlet hose is a high pressure resistant. It can

hold pressure at maximum 6 MPa. From ex-

ternal the inlet hose has a sheathing against

eventual damages. If the inner hose breaks,

the water that is in the hose will became dark.

You can see it across the special transparent

sheathing. Turn off the water tap immediately

and contact the After Sales Service.

A

B

The aqualock inlet

hose is installed with

a safety device to

prevent accidental

loosening. To discon-

nect the hose:

• Press the lever ( B ).

• Turn the retaining

ring ( A ) anticlock-

wise.

Turn the inlet hose to

the left or the right to

suit the installation.

Tight the locknut cor-

rectly to prevent wa-

ter leaks.

If you use a inlet

hose extension

the total reached

length must be no

longer than 4 metres.

Drain hose

A

If you connect the

water drain hose to a

water trap under the

sink, remove the

plastic membrane

(A). If you do not re-

move the membrane,

remaining food can

cause a blockage in

the drain hose spigot.

Caution! Make

sure that the

water couplings are

tight to prevent wa-

ter leakage.

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