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ZS-003_v03
Illustration on legs placing.
ATTENTION! The maximum height of legs is 60 mm.
POWER CONNECTION
Check the rating plate to find the necessary voltage, and then connect the dishwasher to
the right power supply. Use the necessary 12 A fuses and create a separate circuit just for
the dishwasher.
ATTENTION! Protect properly dishwasher before use.
Provide the right voltage and frequency of the power supply according to the data on
the rating plate. The plug should be only connected to a grounded socket. If the socket
does not fit the plug, change the socket instead of using any adapter, as it may result in
overheating and fire.
GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS
The device needs to be grounded. In case of any failure or malfunction the grounding will
decrease the threat of electrocution. This device is equipped with a cable with a grounding
conductor and a grounding plug. The plug should be connected to a proper power supply
which is installed and grounded according to all the abiding standards and regulations.
WARNING! Wrong connection of the grounding cable may result in electrocution.
If you have any doubts whether the dishwasher is properly grounded, contact an
electrician or a qualified service representative. Do not modify the plug delivered
together with the dishwasher. If the plug does not fit into the socket, call a qualified
electrician to install a proper socket.
WATER CONNECTION
Connecting the hose safely
The dishwasher must be connected to the water
supply means of a new hose set. You should not
use old hoses.
Water pressure must amount to between 0,04 MPa
and 1 MPa. If the pressure is below minimum,
consult an expert for advice.
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Check
the level of
the
front-back
line
Check the level of
the side-side line
1
Pull out fully the channeling hoses from the box in the back of the dishwasher.
2
Tighten the screws of channeling hoses leading to the water supply tap with a ¾ inch
thread.
3
Before turning on the dishwasher turn on the water valve to the full.
WARNING! A hose connected to the sink, installed on the same waterline as the
dishwasher, may burst. If your sink is connected in such a way, we advise you the
hose to be disconnected, and the hole blocked.
Disconnecting the hose
1
Turn off the water.
2
Release the water pressure by pushing the release pressure button. This protects you
from getting wet.
3
Disconnect the hose from the water tap.
Connecting cold water
Connect the hose channeling cold water to the ¾ inch screwed connector, making sure it is
connected tight. If the water pipes are new or were not used for some time, it is advisable
to let some water through them to make sure it is clean, without any contaminations.
Omitting this procedure may result in blocking of the water inflow, and thus damaging the
dishwasher.
Connecting hot water
Connecting water to the dishwasher is done also by connecting it to the household hot
water system, if the water does not exceed 60°C. In such a case a washing cycle will last
ca. 15 minutes, and the washing efficiency will be slightly decreased.
Connecting hot water is based on the same procedures as in case of connecting cold
water.
Device placement
Place the dishwasher in a given spot. Its back should lean against a wall; sides should
rest against neighboring cupboards or walls. The dishwasher is equipped with outflow/
inflow hoses, which may be placed on the right or left side – making a proper installation
an easier task.
Water outflow
Connect the outflow hose. The outflow hose must be tightly fitted to avoid any leaks.
Make sure the inflow hose is not crushed or twisted.
Extension hose
If you need to extend the outflow hose make sure you use a similar outflow hose. It should
not be longer than 4 meters; otherwise the efficiency of the dishwasher may be extremely
decreased.
STARTING THE DISHWASHER
Before starting the dishwasher, check if:
1
The dishwasher is leveled and properly secured.
2
Channeling valve is open.
3
There is no leak through the hose connection.
4
Power is supplied.
5
The inlet/outflow hoses are not tangled or tied up.
6
All materials and printouts should be removed from the dishwasher.
Troubleshooting
BEFORE YOU CALL US
PROBLEMS
POSSIBLE CAUSES
REMEDIES
Technical problems
The dishwasher does not
start
The fuse has blown or an automatic circuit
breaker is on.
Change the fuse or reset the automatic circuit-breaker.
Unplug any other devices connected to the same circuit as the dishwasher.
Power is not supplied.
Check if the dishwasher is on, and its door tightly hut.
Check if the power cable plug is properly inserted into the socket.
Error code: E1
Low water pressure.
Check if the water supply is properly connected and the water is on.
The door of the dishwasher were improperly
shut.
Make sure the door are locked and shut.
The water is not pumped
out of the dishwasher
The outflow hose is entangled.
Check the outflow hose.
Blocked filter.
Check the coarse filter. (see Cleaning filters for more information)
Blocked kitchen sink.
Check if the kitchen sink is working properly. If the sink is blocked, you should call a plumber, not
a dishwasher serviceman.