Installation guide
Installation
Instructions
2
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.
1.
Disconnect
power.
2.
Turn
off
water
supply.
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Prepare
cabinet
opening
using
existing
utility
hookups
®
Follow
the
steps
in
this
section
if
you
are
installing
the
dishwasher
in
an
existing
cabinet
opening
with
utility
hookups.
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If
you
are
installing
the
dishwasher
in
a
cabinet
opening
that
does
not
have
hookups,
follow
the
steps
under
"Prepare
cabinet
opening
where
there
are no
existing
utility
hookups"
section.
4.
Check
that
the
water
line
reaches
to
the
front
left
of
opening
where
the
water
connection
will
be
made.
2.
Check
that
the
direct
wire
reaches
to
the
front
right
of
opening
where
the
electrical
connection
will
be
made.
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.’
Install
the
drain
hose
IMPORTANT:
Always
use
a
new
drain
hose
even
when
installing
a
new
replacement
dishwasher.
1.
Drill
a
1-1/2"
(3.8
cm)
diameter
hole
in
cabinet
wall
or
floor
on
the
side
of
the
opening
closest
to
the
sink.
2.
Connect
drain
hose
to
waste
tee
or
waste
disposer
using
one
of
the
following
methods:
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Option
1,
Waste
disposer
—
with
air
gap
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Option
2,
No
waste disposer
—
with
air
gap
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Option
3,
Waste
disposer
—
no
air
gap*
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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.
Remove
the
disposer
knockout
plug.
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
1-1/2"
to
2"
(3.8
to
5
cm)
screw-type
clamp”.
3.
Use
a
rubber
hose
connector®
with
spring
or
screw-
type
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
rubber
hose
connector
air
gap
spring
or
screw-type
large
spring-type
clamp
drain
hose
drain
trap
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