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Installation...

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CONNECT TO THE WATER SUPPLY...

● For your machine to operate correctly

it requires water pressures in the range

of 6-150 psi (100-1000 KPa).Most

cold water supplies will be in this

range.

NOTE: Low water pressure will lead to

excessively long fill times or no fill.

● Ensure that the new hose supplied is

connected and the old hose is disposed

of safely.

● Before connecting hose to the cold

water supply ensure the filter gauze is

fitted in the filler hose connector.

WARNING

● Ensure the fill hose is NOT kinked.

Note: Do not over tighten the hose

connector. Hand tight is sufficient.

● Tap connections (if applicable) - A

range of adapters are available to suit

your tap.

WARNING

● Do not connect appliance to a single

outlet instantaneous water heater or

an electric heater.

Remember you may be charged for a

service call if a problem with your

appliance is caused by incorrect

installation or misuse.

CHECKLIST...

When you have installed your appliance,

ensure it is ready to use by following this

Check List:

1. Dispose of packaging safely, see

‘Recycling Information’ on page 2.

2. Position appliance close to

electrical/water supply.

3. Connect supplied hose to appliance

water supply, confirm water is flowing

before connecting to the appliance

inlet valve.

4. Untie drainage hose at rear of

appliance and connect to either a

standpipe or sink waste drainage

system see ‘Connect to a Drainage

System’.

5. Untie mains lead at rear of appliance

and plug into electrical supply via a

switched socket, see ‘Electrical Supply’

on page 3.

6. Position appliance, taking care not to

kink or damage hose at rear of

appliance.

7. Stabilise the appliance by adjusting the

feet.

8. Turn on the water supply to the

appliance.

9. Switch on at plug socket.

Your appliance is now ready for use, refer to

‘Getting to know your Appliance’ on page 7 to

familiarise yourself with the appliance.

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