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Installation

Instructions

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Instrucciones

de

instalacion

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Instructions

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installation

English

/

Espafiol

/

Francais

kenmore.

(Modéles

&

trés

grande

cuve

en

plastique)

P/N

W10282552B

Sears

Brands

Management

Corporation

Hoffman

Estates,

IL

60179

U.S.A.

www.kenmore.com

www.sears.com

www.sears.ca

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

DISHWASHER

SAFETY

2

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

6

INSTALLATION

REQUIREMENTS

3

Prepare

cabinet

opening

using

existing

utility

hookups

«uw

6

Tools

and

Parts

3

Prepare

cabinet

opening

where

there

are

no

existing

Location

Requirements

3

utility

hookups

7

Drain

Requirements

5

Prepare

Dishwasher

9

Water

Supply

Requirements

5

Make

Electrical

Connection

12

Electrical

Requirements

5

Connect

to

water

supply

13

Connect

to

drain

14

Secure

dishwasher

in

cabinet

Opening

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14

INDICE

16

TABLE

DES

MATIERES

31

DISHWASHER

SAFETY

Your

safety

and

the

safety

of

others

are

very

important.

We

have

provided

many

important

safety

messages

in

this

manual

and

on

your

appliance.

Always

read

and

obey

all

safety

messages.

This

is

the

safety

alert

symbol.

This

symbol

alerts

you

to

potential

hazards

that

can

kill

or

hurt

you

and

others.

All

safety

messages

will

follow

the

safety

alert

symbol

and

either

the

word

“DANGER?”

or

“WARNING.”

These

words

mean:

WN

You

can

be

killed

or

seriously

injured

if

you

don't

immediately

DANG

ys]

follow

instructions.

You

can

be

killed

or

seriously

injured

if

you

don't

follow

A

NST

i

NG

instructions.

All

safety

messages

will

tell

you

what

the

potential

hazard

is,

tell

you

how

to

reduce

the

chance

of

injury,

and

tell

you

what

can

happen

if

the

instructions

are

not

followed.

You

need

to:

the

dishwasher.

Remove

shipping

materials,

drain

hose

and

lower

rack.

Close

dishwasher

door

until

latched.

m@

Observe

all

governing

codes

and

ordinances.

m

Install

this

dishwasher

as

specified

in

these

instructions.

:

Hg

Installation

should

be

performed

by

a

qualified

service

Tip

Over

Hazard

technician.

The

dishwasher

must

be

installed

to

meet

all

Do

not

use

dishwasher

until

completely

installed.

electrical

and

plumbing

national

and

local

codes

and

ordinances.

Do

not

push

down

on

open

door.

Doing

so

can

result

in

serious

injury

or

cuts.

AWARN

I

NG

m

Slowly

open

dishwasher

door

while

someone

grasps

the

rear

of

INSTALLATION

REQUIREMENTS

POP

oy

yoy

bye

gtong

upry

pike

EE

pomp

ups

Pager

Tools

and

Parts

Gather

the

required

tools

and

parts

before

starting

installation.

All

installations

Tools

needed:

m

Small

level

m

Pliers

mg

Flashlight

mg

Phillips

screwdriver

m=

Shallow

pan

gm

%eé'

and

4"

nut

drivers

or

mm

%"

open-end

wrench

hex

sockets

mg

Bath

towel

Measuring

tape

or

ruler

Bm

Wood

block

m

10"

adjustable

wrench

that

Parts

Needed:

to

1%"

(2.9

opens

to

178

(2.9

em)

mw

Shims

(if

installed

with

gm

Flat-blade

screwdriver

built-up

floor)

m

Utility

knife

m

%"

Compr

x

94"

hose

MH

2

twist-on

wire

connectors

fitting.

Contact

your

local

Sears

Store

to

purchase

Kit

Number

11000.

which

are

the

proper

size

to

connect

your

household

wiring

to

16-gauge

wiring

in

dishwasher

In

addition,

for

new

installations

Tools

needed:

Parts

needed:

m=

Cordless

drill

with

¥2",

4",

m@

~=Copper

tubing (%"

and 11"

hole

saw

bits

recommended)

or

flexible

=

=

Small tubing

cutter

stainless

steel

braided

fill

ine

gm

Wire

stripper

PP

m

Clamp

connector

or

conduit

connector

to

fit

a

7/3"

(2.2

cm)

diameter

hole

m

112"

to

2"

screw-type

clamp

if

connecting

to

waste-tee

Parts

supplied

A.

2

—

drain

hose

clamps,

|

large

and

1

small

B.2-—#10x

YY."

Phillips-head

screws

C.

Drain

hose

D.

2

—

undercounter

side

mount

brackets

E.

2

—

undercounter

mounting

brackets

(top)

Make

sure

all

these

parts

are

included.

If

not

included,

call

1-800-4MY-HOME.

See

separate

parts

list

for

accessories

available

for

your

dishwasher.

&

Gt

ll

Gon

als

BH

Do

not

run

drain

lines,

water

lines

or

electrical

wiring

where

they

can

interfere

with

or

contact

dishwasher

motor

or

legs.

The

location

where

the

dishwasher

will

be

installed

must

provide

clearance

between

motor

and

flooring.

Motor

should

not

touch

the

floor.

Do

not

install

dishwasher

over

carpeted

flooring.

Shelter

dishwasher

and

water

lines

leading

to

dishwasher

against

freezing.

Damage

from

freezing

is

not

covered

by

the

warranty.

A

side

panel

kit

is

available

from

your

dealer

for

installing

your

dishwasher

at

the

end

of

your

cabinetry.

A

moisture

barrier

accessory

(Part

Number

4396277)

is

available

from

your

dealer

for

installing

underneath

the

countertop.

This

may

also

be

obtained

by

calling

1-800-4MY-HOME.

Check

location

where

dishwasher

will

be

installed.

The

location

must provide:

mM

easy

access

to

water,

electricity

and

drain.

HM

convenient

access

for

loading

and

unloading

dishes.

Corner

locations

require

a

2"

(5.1

cm)

minimum

clearance

between

the

side

of

the

dishwasher

door

and

the

wall

or

cabinet.

HM

square

opening

for

proper

operation

and

appearance.

m

cabinet

front

perpendicular

to

floor.

mg

level

floor.

(If

floor

at

front

of

opening

is

not

level

with

floor

at

rear

of

opening,

shims

may

be

needed

to

level

dishwasher.)

NOTE:

To

avoid

shifting

during

dishwasher

operation,

shims

must

be

securely

attached

to

the

floor.

If

dishwasher

will

be

left

unused

for

a

period

of

time

or

in

a

location

where

it

may

be

subject

to

freezing,

have

it

winterized

by

authorized

service

personnel.

Make

sure

pipes,

wires

and

drain

hose

are

within

the

shaded

area

shown

in

the

“Cutout

dimensions”

section.

Helpful

Tip:

If

the

floor

in

the

dishwasher

opening

is

uneven

(example:

tile

flooring

only

partway

into

opening),

you

will

need

to

be

exact

in

measuring

dimensions

and

in

leveling

dishwasher.

Product

dimensions

Cutout

dimensions

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(1.9

om)

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2514"

(64.1

cm)

——

2»

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be

[ee

24¥6"

(62.2

cm)

—so

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compressed

\

(not

used

on

all

5

i

<i

24"

(61

cm)**

a

models)

a

All

surfaces must

be

free

—~

from

intrusions

on

337%"

ay"

34"

(86

cm)

min.

(6.4

cm)t

6"

(86.4

cm)

with

wheels

*

rin.*

removed

(17.2

om)

a

2a"

~ “

“

(61

cm)

134

pel

\

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10%

3"

min.

~~

(4.4.0m)¢

P67

om)

|

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6"

aa

LA

(15.9

cm)***

2

G.1

em)t

<—

21"

(53.3

cm)

>|

y

6%"

15.9

pee

SIDE

VIEW

J

h

(5:9

em}

9"

_

(22.9

em)

(6.1

em)

10"

:

A"

ae

(25.4

cm)

|.

eg

237"

(60.6

cm)

———pe}

(4.4

em}+

(16.8

em)t

clear

area

$

VA

\

Cut

holes

in

shaded

area

of

cabinet

walls

or

floor

as

specified

below:

water

line

—

1%"

(1.3

cm)

drain

line

—

112"

(3.8

cm)

direct

wire

—

4"

(1.9

cm)

power

supply

cord

—

14"

(3.8

cm)

*Measured

from

the

lowest

point

on the

underside

of

countertop.

May

be

reduced

to

3378"

(86

cm)

by

removing

wheels

from

dishwasher.

**

Minimum,

measured

from

narrowest

point

of

opening.

r)

Ct

***

May

be

increased

to

6%"

(175

cm)

if

height

of

opening

is

i

i

342"

(87.6

cm)

at

its

lowest

point.

al

{Both

sides

REAR

VIEW

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aOR

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ae

m

Use

the

new

drain

hose

supplied

with

your

dishwasher.

If

this

is

not

long

enough,

use

a

new

drain

hose

with

a

maximum

length

of

12

ft

(3.7

m)

that

meets

all

current

AHAM/IAPMO

test

standards,

is

resistant

to

heat

and

detergent,

and

fits

the

1"

(2.5

cm)

drain

connector

of

the

dishwasher.

mM

Connect

drain

hose

to

waste

tee

or

disposer

inlet

above

drain

trap

in

house

plumbing

and

20" (50.8

cm)

minimum

above

the

floor.

It

is

recommended

that

the

drain

hose

either

be

looped

up

and

securely

fastened

to

the

underside

of

the

counter,

or

be

connected

to

an

air

gap.

m

Use

an

air

gap

if

the

drain

hose

is

connected

to

house

plumbing

lower

than

20" (50.8

cm)

above

subfloor

or

floor.

m

Use

1"

minimum

|.D.

drain

line

fittings.

y

Water

Supply

Requirements

mg

A hot

water

line

with

20

to

120

psi

(138

to

862

kPa)

water

pressure.

m

120°F

(49°C)

water

at

dishwasher.

m

%"

©.D.

copper

tubing

with

compression

fitting

or

flexible

stainless

steel

braided

fill

line

(Y2"

minimum

plastic

tubing

is

not

recommended).

m

A90°

elbow

with

¥8"

N.PT.

external

pipe

threads

on

one

end.

Do

not

solder

within

6"

(15.2

cm)

of

water

inlet

valve.

on

itn,

olor

g

ge

eCiric

fa

Be

1

yp,

a

se

SOs

a

r

Ay

Contact

a

qualified

electrician.

Assure

that

the

electrical

installation

is

adequate

and

in

conformance

with

all

national

and

local

codes

and

ordinances.

You

must

have:

mM

120-volt,

60

Hz,

AC-only,

15-

or

20-

amp,

fused

electrical

supply.

mM

Copper

wire

only.

We

recommend:

m

A

time-delay

fuse

or

circuit

breaker.

m

A

separate

circuit.

If

direct

wiring

dishwasher:

m

Use

flexible,

armored

or

nonmetallic

sheathed,

copper

wire

with

grounding

wire

that

meets

the

wiring

requirements

for

your

home

and

local

codes

and

ordinances.

m_

Use

strain

relief

method

provided

with

house

wiring

junction

box

or install

a

UL

Listed

/CSA

Approved

clamp

connector

to

the

house

wiring

junction

box.

If

using

conduit,

use

a

UL

Listed

/

CSA

Approved

strain

relief.

If

connecting

dishwasher

with

a

power

supply

cord:

m

Use

Power

Supply

Cord

Kit

(Part

Number

4317824)

marked

for

use

with

dishwashers.

Kit

contents

include:

—

Volex,

Inc.,

UL

Listed

16

gauge

3

wire

power

supply

cord

with

3

prong

grounded

plug.

—

Neer

C-500

“4"

strain

relief.

—

3

wire

connectors.

—

Part

Number

302797

grommet

Follow

the

kit

instructions

for

installing

the

power

supply

cord.

m

Power

supply

cord

must

plug

into

a

mating

3

prong,

grounded

outlet,

located

in

the

cabinet

next

to

the

dishwasher

opening.

Outlet

must

meet

all

local

codes

and

ordinances.

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

I

edt

|

N

G

Install

the

drain

hose

IMPORTANT:

Always

use

a

new

drain

hose

when

installing

a

new

Y

replacement

dishwasher.

1.

Drill

a

1%"

(3.8

cm)

diameter

hole

in

cabinet

wall

or

floor

on

the

side

of

the

opening

closest

to

the

sink.

Electrical

Shock

Hazard

Disconnect

electrical

power

at

the

fuse

box

or

circuit

breaker

box

before

installing

dishwasher.

Failure

to

do

so

can

result

in

death

or

electrical

shock.

2.

Connect

drain

hose

to

waste

tee

or

waste

disposer

using

one

of

the

following

methods:

|.

Disconnect

power.

. . . .

mH

Option

1,

Waste

disposer

—

with

air

gap

2.

Turn

off

water

supply.

Option

2,

No

waste

disposer

—

with

air

gap

a

Pre

m

Option

3,

Waste

disposer

—

no

air

gap*

gb

ae

a

Option

4,

No

waste

disposer

—

no

air

gap*

*An

air

gap

is

recommended.

Helpful

Tip:

To

reduce

the

vibration

of

the

hose,

keep

the

hose

dishwasher

in

an

existing

cabinet

opening

with

utility

hookups.

away

from

the

floor

and

the

edge

of

the

hole

where

it

passes

mg

If

you

are

installing

the

dishwasher

in

a

cabinet

opening

that

through

the

cabinet.

does

not

have

hookups,

follow

the

steps

under

“Prepare

cabinet

opening

where

there

are

no

existing

utility

hookups”

section.

Option

1,

Waste

disposer

-

with

air

gap:

'

:

].

Remove

the

disposer

knockout

plug.

Cut

end

of

drain

hose

if

needed

(do

not cut

ribbed

section).

|.

Check

that

the

water

line

reaches

to

the

front

left

of

opening

where

the

water

connection

will

be

made.

2.

Attach

drain

hose

to

air

gap

with

large

spring-type

clamp.

If

the

drain

hose

was

cut,

use

a

1/2"

to

2"

(3.8

to

5

cm)

screw-type

clamp*.

2.

Check

that

the

direct

- 3.

Use

a

rubber

hose

connector®

with

spring

or

screwtype

clamps*

wire

reaches

to

the

6"

(15.2

¢

front

right

of

opening

where

the

electrical

connection

will

be

made.

to

connect

air

gap

to

disposer

inlet.

This

connection

must

be

before

the

drain

trap

and

at

least

20"

(50.8

cm)

above

the

floor

where

dishwasher

will

be

installed.

If

the

water

line

and

the

direct

wire

reach

far

enough

into

the

opening,

proceed

to

the

next

section

“Install

the

drain

hose.”

If

they

do

not

reach

far

enough,

follow

the

steps

under

“Prepare

cabinet

opening

where

there

are

no

existing

utility

hookups.”

Drain

hose

-

cut

here

if

needed

a

Rubber

hose

connector

ey!

Spring

of

screw-type

clamps

Large

spring-type

clamp

Drain

hose

Drain

trap

4.

Insert

drain

hose

through

hole

Drain

hose

cut

in

cabinet

to

the

front

center

of

opening

where

drain

connection

will

be

made.

*Parts

available

from

local

plumbing

supply

stores.

Option

2,

No

waste

disposer

-

with

air

gap:

].

Cut

end

of

drain

hose

if

needed

(do

not

cut

ribbed

section).

2.

Attach

drain

hose

to

air

gap

with

large

spring-type

clamp.

If

the

drain

hose

was

cut,

use

a

11/2"

to

2"

(3.8

to

5

cm)

screw-type

clamp*.

3.

Use

a

rubber

hose

connector*

with

spring

or

screwtype

clamps*

to

connect

air

gap

to

waste

tee.

This

connection

must

be

before

the

drain

trap

and

at

least

20"

(50.8

cm)

above

the

floor

where

dishwasher

will

be

installed.

Drain

hose

-

cut

here

if

needed

Rubber

hose

connector

Air

gap

Spring

of

screw-type

clamps

Large

spring-type

clamp

Drain

Drain

trap

hose

4.

Insert

drain

hose

through

hole

cut

in

cabinet

to

the

front

center

of

opening

where

drain

connection

will

be

made.

*Parts

available

from

local

plumbing

supply

stores.

Option

3,

Waste

disposer

-

no

air

gap:

J.

Remove

the

disposer

knockout

plug.

Do

not cut

end

of

drain

hose.

2.

Attach

drain

hose

to

disposer

inlet

with

large

springtype

clamp.

This

connection

must

be

before

the

drain

trap

and

at

least

20"

(50.8

cm)

above

the

floor

where

dishwasher

will

be

installed.

It

is

recommended

that

the

drain

hose

be

looped

up

and

securely

fastened

to

the

underside

of

the

counter.

Large

spring-type

3.

Insert

drain

hose

through

hole

cut

in

cabinet

to

the

front

center

of

opening

where

drain

connection

will

be

made.

Drain

hose

Option

4,

No

waste

disposer

-

no

air

gap:

].

Cut

end

of

drain

hose

if

needed

(do

not

cut

ribbed

section).

2.

Attach

drain

hose

to

waste

tee

with

142"

to

2"

(3.8

to

5

cm)

screw-type

clamp*,.

This

connection

must

be

before

the

drain

trap

and

at

least

20"

(50.8

cm)

above

the

floor

where

dishwasher

will

be

installed.

It

is

recommended

that

the

drain

hose

be

looped

up

and

securely

fastened

to

the

underside

of

the

counter.

Drain

hose

-

cut

here

if

needed

Screw-type

Drain

hose

Drain

trap

3.

Insert

drain

hose

through

hole

cut

in

cabinet

to

the

front

center

of

opening

where

drain

connection

will

be

made.

Drain

hose

*Parts

available

from

local

plumbing

supply

stores.

i,

Prepare

cabinet

opening

where

there

are

no

Electrical

connection

Option

1,

Direct

wire

method:

Helpful

Tip:

Wiring

the

dishwasher

will

be

easier

if

you

route

wire

into

the

cabinet

opening

from

the

right

side.

1.

Drill

a

%4"

(1.9

cm)

hole

in

right-hand

cabinet

side,

rear

or

floor.

Preferred

and

optional

locations

are

shown.

2.

Wood

cabinet:

Sand

the

hole

until

smooth.

Preferred

locations

Optional

locations

Metal

cabinet:

Cover

hole

with

grommet,

(Part

Number

302797

-

not

provided.)

3.

Run

wire

into

house

wiring

junction

box.

A.

Install

a

UL

Listed/CSA

Approved

clamp

connector

(strain

relief)

for

flexible-type

wire.

If

installing

conduit,

attach

a

UL

Listed/CSA

Approved

strain

relief

to

the

junction

box.

5.

Run

other

end

of

wire

through

cabinet

hole.

Cable

must

extend

to

the

right

front

of

cabinet

opening.

Option

2,

Power

supply

cord

method:

NOTE:

A

mating,

3

prong,

ground-type

wall

receptacle

is

required

in

a

cabinet

next

to

the

dishwasher

opening.

1.

Drill

a

1%"

(3.8

cm)

hole

in

the

cabinet

Preferred

locations

Optional

locations

rear

or

side.

Preferred

and

optional

locations

are

shown.

Wood

cabinet:

Sand

the

hole

until

smooth.

Metal

cabinet:

Cover

hole

with

grommet

(Part

Number

302797)

included

with

power

supply

cord

kit.

Install

the

water

line

Helpful

Tip:

Routing

the

water

line

through

the

left

side

of

cabinet

opening

will

make

water

connection

easier.

Drill

a

minimum

¥2"

(1.3

cm)

hole

in

the

cabinet

side,

rear

or

floor.

Preferred

and

optional

locations

are

shown.

Preferred

locations

Optional

locations

Measure

overall

length

of

copper

tubing

required.

Attach

copper

tubing

to

the

water

line

with

a

manual

shutoff

valve.

Slowly

feed

copper

tubing

through

hole

in

cabinet.

Copper

tubing

will

bend

and

kink

easily,

so

be

gentle.

The

copper

tubing should

be

far

enough

into

the

cabinet

opening

to

connect

it

to

dishwasher

inlet

on the

front

left

of

the

dishwasher.

Turn

water

shutoff

valve

to

“ON”

position.

Flush

water

into

a

shallow

pan

to

get

rid

of

particles

that

may

clog

the

inlet

valve.

Turn

shutoff

valve

to

“OFF”

position.

Install

the

drain

hose

IMPORTANT:

Always

use

a

new

drain

hose.

Drill

a

114%"

(3.8

cm)

diameter

hole

in

cabinet

wall

or

floor

on the

side

of

the

opening

closest

to

the

sink.

Connect

drain

hose

to

waste

tee

or

waste

disposer

using

one

of

the

following

methods:

mH

Option

1,

Waste

disposer

—

with

air

gap

mH

Option

2,

No

waste

disposer

—

with

air

gap

mB

Option

3,

Waste

disposer

—

no

air

gap*

m

Option

4,

No

waste

disposer

—

no

air

gap*

*An

air

gap

is

recommended.

Helpful

Tip:

To

reduce

the

vibration

of

the

hose,

keep

the

hose

away

from

the

floor

and

the

edge

of

the

hole

where

it

passes

through

the

cabinet.

Option

1,

Waste

disposer

-

with

air

gap:

1.

2.

A,

*Parts

available

from

local

Remove

the

disposer

knockout

plug.

Cut

end

of

drain

hose

if

needed

(do

not cut

ribbed

section).

Attach

drain

hose

to

air

gap

with

large

spring-type

clamp.

If

the

drain

hose

was

cut,

use

a

1/2"

to

2"

(3.8

to

5

cm)

screw-type

clamp*.

Use

a

rubber

hose

connector*

with

spring

or

screwtype

clamps*

to

connect

air

gap

to

disposer

inlet.

This

connection

must

be

before

the

drain

trap

and

at

least

20"

(50.8

cm)

above

the

floor

where

dishwasher

will

be

installed.

Drain

hose

-

cut

here

if

needed

x

Rubber

hose

connector

Spring

or

screw-type

clamps

Large

spring-type

clamp

Drain

hose

Drain

trap

Insert

drain

hose

through

hole

cut

in

cabinet

to

the

Drain

hose

front

center

of

opening

where

drain

connection

will

be

made.

plumbing

supply

stores.

Option

2,

No

waste

disposer

-

with

air

gap:

].

Cut

end

of

drain

hose

if

needed

(do

not

cut

ribbed

section).

2.

Attach

drain

hose

to

air

gap

with

large

spring-type

clamp.

If

the

drain

hose

was

cut,

use

a

11/2"

to

2"

(3.8

to

5

cm)

screw-type

clamp*.

3.

Use

a

rubber

hose

connector*

with

spring

or

screwtype

clamps*

to

connect

air

gap

to

waste

tee.

This

connection

must

be

before

the

drain

trap

and

at

least

20"

(50.8

cm)

above

the

floor

where

dishwasher

will

be

installed.

Drain

hose

-

cut

here

if

needed

Rubber

hose

connector

rf

Air

gap

Spring

or

screw-type

clamps

Large

spring-type

clamp

Drain

Drain

trap

hose

4,

Insert

drain

hose

through

hole

cut

in

cabinet

to

the

Drain

hose

front

center

of

opening

where

drain

connection

will

be

made.

*Parts

available

from

local

plumbing

supply

stores.

Option

3,

Waste

disposer

-

no

air

gap:

J.

Remove

the

disposer

knockout

plug.

Do

not cut

end

of

drain

hose.

2.

Attach

drain

hose

to

disposer

inlet

with

large

springtype

clamp.

This

connection

must

be

before

the

drain

trap

and

at

least

20"

(50.8

cm)

above

the

floor

where

dishwasher

will

be

installed.

It

is

recommended

that

the

drain

hose

be

looped

up

and

securely

fastened

to

the

underside

of

the

counter.

3.

Insert

drain

hose

through

hole

cut

in

cabinet

to

the

front

center

of

opening

where

drain

connection

will

Drain

hose

be

made.

Option

4,

No

waste

disposer

-

no

air

gap:

].

Cut

end

of

drain

hose

if

needed

(do

not

cut

ribbed

section).

2.

Attach

drain

hose

to

waste

tee

with

1/2"

to

2"

(3.8

to

5

cm)

screw-type

clamp*.

This

connection

must

be

before

the

drain

trap

and

at

least

20"

(50.8

cm)

above

the

floor

where

dishwasher

will

be

installed.

It

is

recommended

that

the

drain

hose

be

looped

up

and

securely

fastened

to

the

underside

of

the

counter.

Drain

hose

-

cut

here

if

needed

Screw-type

clamp

Drain

trap

3.

Insert

drain

hose

through

hole

cut

in

cabinet

to

the

front

center

of

opening

where

drain

connection

will

be

made.

*Parts

available

from

local

plumbing

supply

stores.

%

x

,

9

ao

bene,

&

mo

be

ens

Prepare

Dishwasher

AWARNING

Tip

Over

Hazard

Do

not

use

dishwasher

until

completely

installed.

Do

not

push

down

on

open

door.

Doing

so

can

result

in

serious

injury

or

cuts.

AWARNING

Excessive

Weight

Hazard

Use

two

or

more

people

to

move

and

install

dishwasher.

Failure

to

do

so

can

result

in

back

or

other

injury.

Helpful

Tip:

Put

cardboard

under

dishwasher

until

it

is

installed

in

cabinet

opening.

The

cardboard

will

help

avoid

damage

to

floor

covering

during

installation.

as

Using

2

or

more

people,

grasp

the

sides

of

dishwasher

door

frame

and

put

the

dishwasher

on

its

back,

resting

on

top

of

the

corner

posts.

N

Remove

two

screws

attaching

access

panel

and

lower

panel

to

dishwasher

using

a

Y4"

hex

socket,

nut

driver

or

Phillips

screwdriver.

o

3.

Remove

panels

and

set

panels

aside

on

a

covered

surface.

4.

Check

that

grounding

clip

is

attached

to

the

lower

panel.

panel

Grounding

clip

5.

Slide

nut

and

ferrule

onto

tubing.

Copper

tubing

only:

Slide

nut,

then

ferrule,

about

1"

(2.5

cm)

onto

copper

tubing.

NOTE:

To

avoid

vibration

during

operation,

route

the

water

supply

line

so

that

it

does

not

touch

the

dishwasher

base,

frame

or

motor.

6.

Add

90°

elbow

fitting

to

the

water

supply

line.

Connect

the

98"

compression

fitting

to

the

water

supply

line

prior

to

installing

the

unit

into

the

cabinet

opening.

Attach

such

that

the

¥4"

connection

is

facing

upward.

Copper

tubing

only:

Put

the

tubing

into

the

90°

elbow

fitting

as

far

as

it

will

go

(the

copper

tubing

bends

and

kinks

easily).

Slide

the

nut

and

ferrule

forward

and

start

the nut

onto

the

elbow

threads.

Flexible

braided

connection:

Secure

nut

to

elbow

using

¥8"

open

ended

wrench

or

adjustable

wrench.

NOTE:

Do

not use

Teflon®

tape

with

compression

fittings.

7.

Remove

terminal

box

cover.

—

If

you

are direct

wiring:

Install

a

UL

Listed/CSA

Approved

clamp

connector

to

the

terminal

box.

If

using

conduit,

use

a

UL

Listed

/CSA

Approved

strain

relief.

—

If

you

are

installing

a

power

supply

cord

kit,

do

so

now,

following

kit

instructions.

The

power

supply

cord

kit

must

be

UL

Listed

and

marked

for

use

with

dishwashers

(that

is,

Power

Supply

Cord

Kit

Part

Number

4317824).

7®Teflon

is

a

registered

trademark

of

E.l.

Du

Pont

de

Nemours

and

Company.

10

Terminal

cv

box

cover

Pe

ie

PER

\

&

Deeks

ou

Cable

clamp

connector

Dishwasher

wires

8.

Measure

height

of

cabinet

opening

from

underside

of

countertop

to

floor

where

dishwasher

will

be

~~]

—_

installed

(you

need

the

lowest

—

point).

Check

chart

for

that

height

opening.

Put

wheels

in

the

required

position.

—

Vv

[——

Minimum

Wheel

Number

of

cutout

height

|

position

front

fe

g

34"

(86.4

cm)

1

10

341%"

(87

cm)

2

5

34'4"

(87.6

cm)

3 0

dishwasher

to

fit

into

a

337"

(86

cm)

high

cutout,

but the

dishwasher

will

be

more

9.

Turn

both

front

leveler

legs

to

the

same

height.

®

If

the

minimum

cutout

height

is

less

than

34"

(86.4

cm),

the

rear

wheels

can

be

removed

for

additional

clearance.

This

will

allow

the

Front

leg

difficult

to

move

into

position.

If

the

wheels

are

removed,

cover

the

floor

when

moving

the

dishwasher.

If

you

have

built-up

floors

].

Measure

height

of

opening

from

underside

of

countertop

VA

to

built-up

floor.

If

the

height

TF

Countertop

is

at

least

3394"

(85.7

cm),

the

dishwasher

will

fit

into

the

opening

without

modification

to

the

countertop

or

flooring.

2.

Put

wheels

in

position

1

and

turn

the

front

leveler

legs

up

all

the

way.

3.

Add

shims

as

needed

in

the

area

shown

to

bring

dishwasher

up

to

proper

height.

NOTE:

Shims

must

be

securely

attached

to

the

floor

to

keep

them

from

moving

when

the

dishwasher

is

operating.

6"

25/4"

(700m)

(15.2

cm)