Tips for installing your dishwasher

Is the dishwasher on a stable surface?

If it is necessary to raise the dishwasher slightly, use a stable platform for this purpose.

Have all transport locks been removed?

Are the hoses not kinked behind the dishwasher?

When sliding the dishwasher into the niche, simultaneously straighten the hoses into the adjacent cabinet.

Has the cap been removed from the siphon?

Especially with a new siphon, there is a good chance that a cap is still in place. The water cannot be drained, causing the dishwasher to show an error code.

Is the drain connection between 30cm and 90cm in height?

The drain must be no lower than 30cm and no higher than 90cm, measured from the bottom of the dishwasher.

Is the dishwasher level in the niche, and are the legs adjusted?

Handle: Prevent the dishwasher from tilting in the niche.

Optionally fill the back of the niche with a wooden block.

If there is a locknut on the leg: Lock it.

Is the dishwasher secured at all points?

Is the overlay door not stuck between the adjacent cabinets?

If the overlay door sticks, the automatic door opening will not work during the drying process.

If applicable: Does the Push to Open system work?

By correctly adjusting the dishwasher door, you create space between the dishwasher and the door.

Are the door springs adjusted on the left and right?

After mounting the front panel, the door is heavier. Therefore, the dishwasher door may fall open. Adjust the springs so that the door stays in the desired position.

If applicable: Is the air outlet adjusted?

The air outlet, also known as Fandry, must come out below the kitchen front.

If applicable: Is the LED indicator lens installed?

Without this lens, the floor projection is not visible.

Does the door not hit the plinth when opening?

If the front panel hits the plinth when opening, a slot must be cut in the plinth.

Is the dishwasher ready for use?

1. Plug the power cord into the socket.

2. Open the water supply valve.

3. Start a short program.