Frigidaire GALLERY Serie Instructions D'installation page 21

Leveling Dishwasher
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within Cabinets
1. Measure height of cabinet opening
from underside of countertop to floor.
Check chart for height opening and
suggested adjustment.
Leg Leveler Adjustment Chart
Height of Number of Turns to
Cabinet Opening Adjust Levelers
34" (86.4cm)
0
1
34 / " (86.7cm) 2
8
34 5 / " (87.2cm) 6
16
1 9
34 / " (87.6cm)
2
For additional height add shims under levelers.
2. Move dishwasher to front of installation area.
3. Loosen the front and rear leveling legs by turning
counterclockwise. Refer to chart for number of turns. See
Figure 8. Front levelers should allow 1 / " below underside of
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countertop.
5
/ "
32
Socket
5
/ "
32
Socket
15
/ "
16
Wrench
Front Leveler
Rear Leveler
Figure 8
4. If levelers have to be removed, make sure floor is free of
obstructions.
5. Place dishwasher inside cabinet area so that it is centered in
opening. Use caution when moving dishwasher to prevent
damage to dishwasher, floor, and cabinets.
6. Remove lower rack to check that dishwasher is level from side
to side by placing a level on the bottom of the inner door. See
Figure 9a.
Figure 9a Figure 9b
7. Remove lower rack to check that dishwasher is level from front
to back by placing the level at the bottom of the tub at the lower
rack wheel support. See Figure 9b.
8. Adjust levelers up or down until dishwasher is level.
Finishing the Drain 6
Connection
Electric Shock Hazard
Plumbing material and drain hose must not come
in contact with wiring or electrical components.
Failure to follow this warning could result in
personal injury from exposed wiring.
1. Pull out unit and check to see if drain hose is correctly attached
to the drain pump assembly. If drain hose is not attached to
drain pump, follow the instruction sheet (included with drain
hose) on how to correctly install the drain hose to the drain pump
assembly.
2. Move unit back in place while routing drain hose through access
hole. Use caution to prevent damage to the dishwasher, floor
and cabinets. IMPORTANT: Make sure there are no sharp
bends or kinks that might restrict drain flow.
3. Secure drain hose to sink drain, disposer, or separate trap with a
clamp. IMPORTANT: Be careful not to overtighten clamp or
you may damage end of hose. Do not connect hose to
horizontal pipe between sink drain and disposer.
4. Be sure unit does not rest on drain hose. It should be free of
electrical components and door springs. Do not cut corrugated
drain hose. Pull excess through cabinet and place under sink.
Make sure hose does not come in contact with any sharp edges.
See Figure 10.
Sink at Left
Clamp
Connector
32"
Pump Motor
Remove
knockout
plug in
disposer
Figure 10
The drain hose loop must be at least 32" high from the floor
to insure proper drainage.
Finishing the Water
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Connection
Property Damage
Do not solder within 6" of the water inlet valve. Damage to
the plastic parts in the valve may occur.
Use care that no sealer, dirt, or other objects enter the valve.
Damage to the filter screen may occur.
Be sure the dishwasher is placed where the water inlet valve
will be kept from freezing. If the valve freezes, it may rupture
and flooding may occur.
Water Line
1. Flush water line before connecting it to water inlet valve to
prevent early clogging of filter screen. Place a bunched towel
over end of line to prevent splashing. Open water supply valve for
a few seconds and let water drain into a pan. Turn off water
supply at shut-off valve.
Figure 11
Through
Wall
Through
Cabinet
Through
Floor
2. Route water line to water inlet valve as shown in Figure 11.
3. While firmly pulling water supply line into 90° elbow, tightly
connect water supply to water inlet valve. Supply line must be
free of kinks, scales, chips, and lubricants.
4. Turn on water supply and check for leaks.
5. If water inlet valve clogs, make sure water supply is off. If using
a 3 / " NPT valve,remove four (4) screws at inlet end of valve and
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clean filter screen. If using 3 / " hose thread fitting simply clean
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filter screen.
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Finishing the Electrical
Connection
Electric Shock Hazard
Make sure electrical power has been disconnected at fuse box
or circuit breaker box.
The dishwasher must be connected to a grounded metal,
permanent wiring system. The equipment-grounding
conductor must be run with the circuit conductors and
connected to the appliance's equipment grounding terminal or
lead. It is the consumer's responsibility to contact a qualified
installer to make sure the electrical installation conforms with
the National Electrical Code and local codes and ordinances.
Do not connect the dishwasher to the power supply until the
appliance is permanently grounded.
All wiring connections must be enclosed in the junction box.
This unit has copper lead wires.
Joining aluminum building wire to stranded copper wire
should be done by a qualified electrician using materials
recognized by UL and local codes.
Do not use an extension cord. Such use can result in fire,
electrical shock, or other personal injury.
Failure to follow these instructions could result in death or
serious injury.
Electrical Supply
1. Remove junction box cover and pull house wiring into junction
box. See Figures 12 and 13.
2. Use a UL listed conduit connector,(not included), at box to
stabilize wiring.
IMPORTANT: Be sure electrical cable is not routed behind
dishwasher's motor.
Through
Cabinet
Through
Wall
Through
Floor
Junction Box
(in place)
Figure 12
3. Inside junction box, attach ground wire under head of grounding
screw and tighten. See Figure 13.
4. Connect incoming black lead to dishwasher's black lead and
incoming white lead to dishwasher's white lead with wire nuts or
other suitable connectors,(not included). Wire nuts should be
tight.
Conduit
Ground Wire
Connector
(not included)
White Wire to
Junction
White Wire
Box Cover
(Neutral)
10
Black Wire to
Black Wire (Hot)
Figure 13
5. Replace junction box cover. See Figure 13.
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Securing the Dishwasher
The dishwasher must be secured to keep it from tilting when door is
opened. Choose one of the methods described below to secure unit.
Countertop Anchoring
1. Install the Cabinet Seal Kit (Instructions included in Kit)
2. Replace Kickplate. See Figure 1
3. Adjust levelers (see Step 5) so mounting brackets touch
underside of countertop. IMPORTANT: Dishwasher must rest on
floor—do not hang from countertop. See Figure 14.
4. Tub needs to be even with the front of adjoining cabinets.
5. Screw mounting brackets firmly to countertop using screws
provided in literature packet.
6. Open and close dishwasher door slowly. If door hits mounting
brackets lower the dishwasher in front and rear.
Note: Open and close door to make sure it does not hit
surrounding cabinets or countertop.
Use Phillips Head Screws
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# 8 x / " (included in the
8
literature packet).
Figure 14
Floor Anchoring
This procedure is difficult and should be used only if countertop
mounting brackets cannot be used.
1. Screw 1 / " lag screws, (not included), through holes provided in
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frame rail. See Figure 15.
2. Use expansion fasteners if floor is concrete.
Before starting the dishwasher,
Use 1 / " Lag Screws
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(not included)
Figure 15
Note: If mounting your dishwasher to the
countertop or to the floor is not a desirable option,
you can order the side mount kit, 154806601/02, by
contacting your dealer or parts supplier. This allows
you to install the dishwasher by securing it to the
cabinets or partitions on either side of the unit. The
kit utilizes the front frame of the dishwasher to
secure the unit to the cabinet or partitions.
Removing & Replacing
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Door
Electric Shock Hazard
Disconnect electrical power at the fuse box
or circuit breaker box before beginning
installation.
Failure to follow this warning could result in
death or serious injury.
Cut Hazard
Metal color panels are sharp and should be
handled with care. Wear gloves to protect
hands.
Failure to follow this warning may result in
injury.
To Remove and Replace Outer Door
Figure 16a
1. Unlatch and open
door. Using a Phillips
head screw driver,
remove two (2) screws
from inner door. Save
screws to reassemble.
See Figure 16a.
2. Close and latch door
while holding both
sides.
Figure 16b
3. Place one hand on
each side of door and
pull down at top
approximately 1 / ".
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Pull entire door
assembly toward
you to remove.
See Figure 16b.
Appearance of console and door may
vary from your model.
4. Place door where it will not get scratched or damaged while
completing installation.
5. When ready to replace door, fit the slots on each side of top
door edge over the tabs on the metal liner. Push on sides to
insure the door is flat. Push up from bottom until there is no gap
between door and console. See Figure 16c.
Figure 16c
Console
Metal
Liner
Door
Side
View
Appearance of console and door may
vary from your model.
6. Unlatch door and open while supporting outer door on both sides
at bottom to keep in place. Align screw holes and replace
screws.
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Checking the Installation
check these items:
Drain hose is assembled to drain pump.
All packing materials and consumer literature have been
removed from unit.
Dishwasher is level and securely fastened.
Open and close door to make sure it does not hit
surrounding cabinet or countertop.
Water and drain lines have no kinks.
Wiring connections to junction box are tight.
Water supply is turned on.
Joints are free of leaks.
Replacing Door
1. Refer to Step 10, numbers 5 and 6, for replacing outer door.
2. Adjust door springs to balance weight of door. A correct spring
setting allows door to remain horizontal in opened position, yet
will rise to close with slight lift of finger.
3. If necessary, increase tension by moving springs to a hole
toward rear of unit or decrease by moving them toward front.
4. Turn electrical supply on.
Operate the machine through at
least one fill and pump-out,
checking the following items:
At first fill, make sure water completely covers filter surface.
(Motor pump sound may be heard before water enters unit).
At pump-out, make sure all water is pumped out.
Check water connections again for leaks.
Electric Shock Hazard
If all connections are correct, there are no leaks,
and unit runs properly, replace the kickplate
assembly before placing unit into operation.
Failure to follow this warning could result in
electric shock.