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Before You Begin
1 Electrical Shock Hazard
DO NOT INSTALL DISHWASHER UNTIL
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Disconnect electrical power at
YOU HAVE READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS.
the fuse box or circuit breaker
box before installing dishwasher.
Failure to do so can result in
death or electrical shock. ,
Please read this book completely before you begin. These instructions will help you anticipate water,
electrical, and drain connections, and will help you select the best location for your dishwasher. Installation tips
are located on page 3.
NOTE: Observe all local codes and ordinances for electrical and plumbing connections when
installing your new dishwasher. All electrical and plumbing work should be performed by qualified
persons.
Plan the Installation
Locate the dishwasher where there is easy access to existing water, drain, and electrical lines. Be sure the
water inlet valve will be protected from freezing temperatures. If the valve freezes, flooding may occur.
The best location for your dishwasher is on either side of the kitchen sink. This position should provide easy
access to existing plumbing and will be convenient for loading items into the dishwasher once your dishwasher
is installed.
Tools You Will Need
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Tape
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Wire Stripper
or Knife
Electric Drill
Keyhole Saw or
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l/2”, 1 l/2”, and 2”
Hole Cutters
Slotted and Phillips
Screwdrivers
(magnetic tip
preferred)
Pipe Joint compound
(for iron pipe
plumbing)
3/16", '/4", %6",
and 3/a”
Socket or Nut Driver
Teflon@ Tape
(for iron pipe
plumbing)
2 Pipe Wrenches
(for iron pipe
plumbing)
Items You Will Need (Not Included)
Flaring Tool
(for copper
tubing)
Tube Cutter
(for copper tubing)
2 Adjustable
Wrenches
(for copper tubing)
Pliers
0
7
Drain Hose Clamp - 1 l/4” Inner Diameter (ID)
90” Elbow
Strain Relief Connector
Wire Nuts
2