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Removing the transport bolts
To avoid possible injury and damage
to the appliance and adjacent
surfaces, all 4 transport bolts must
be removed before using the
appliance for the first time and must
be retained for any future transport
(e.g. when moving).
Loosen all four bolts before
removing any of the bolts all the
way from the unit.
Remove the bottom two bolts prior
to removing the top two bolts.
Loosen the bolts using the closed
end of the 1/2" wrench provided.
Loosen them until they can be re-
moved freely.
The recessed bottom bolts may be
more easily removed using a 1/2"
(13 mm) socket wrench.
Completely remove all 4 transport
bolt assemblies (bolt, spring, washer
and bushings) by reaching through
the open washing machine door and
pulling the drum slightly forward to
loosen, then pull out from the back.
If the bushings do not come out
when removing the bolts, place the
bolts back into the bushings and
carefully try again. It is important to
do this with the bolts, otherwise the
bushings will not come out properly.
To store the bolts for future use, do
not remove the bolts from the
plastic bushings.
completely.
Storing the transport bolts
Always keep the transport bolts for fu-
ture transportation of the appliance
(such as when moving out).
Store the transport bolts with the
washer and bushing attached.
Water connection
Water supply
The washing machine must only be
operated with cold and hot (max.
140 °F/ 60 °C)tap water. Do not
connect the appliance to the mixer
tap of an unpressurized hot-water
boiler.
If in doubt, have the water connection
installed by an authorized technician.
The water supply hoses must not be:
Bent or flattened.
Modified or cut (integrity can
no longer be guaranteed).
Observe the water pressure in the
supply network:
The water pressure should be
between 14.5 and 145 p.s.i.
(1 and 10 bars) when the tap
is turned on, at least 2.2 U. S.
gallons (8 liters) of water should be
discharged per minute.
A pressure regulator valve must be
installed if the maximum water
pressure is exceeded.
To prevent water damage, the hot
and cold water valves should be
accessible when the washing
machine is in place and should
always be turned off when the
washing machine is not in use.
If installing the washing machine in a
new building or a building in which
the plumbing system was recently
installed or upgraded, flush the lines
before installing the washing
machine to remove any sand, dirt or
residue.
Supply Line Connection
C Cold water connection and
H Hot water connection
(max. 140 °F / 60 °C)
Plastic threads must only be
tightened by hand when
connecting the water supply hoses
to the back of the unit. Do not
remove the strainers from the
water supply hoses.
After connecting, turn on the water
completely, and check that
connection points are watertight.
The connection points are under full
water pressure. Check seal with tap
fully open.
Insert the covers until they snap in
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