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The washing machine should b
e
connected to the water mains via th
e
new tube supplied with th
e
appliance (inside the drum). Do no
t
use the old tube for this purpose.
Connect one end of the water inle
t
pipe with the elbow bend to th
e
electrovalve (top rear part of th
e
machine) and the other end to a ta
p
or a plumbed-in 3/4" gas threaded
connection.
Place the washing machine close t
o
the wall, ensuring that there are n
o
bends or kinks anywhere in the tube.
Hook the outlet pipe to the edge o
f
the sink or preferably to a fixed
drainage outlet of a diameter greater
than that of the outlet pipe and at
a
height of min. 50 cm. and
a
maximum of 75 cm. from the floo
r
(fig. 4).
If necessary, use the curved
accessory to attach and suppor
t
the outlet pipe more securely.
If your model offers this function:
To move the washing machin
e
easily, turn the trolley lever to th
e
right. Once you have finished
moving the machine, return the leve
r
to its original position.
Level the machine by adjusting th
e
front feet (fig. 5).
a) Turn the nut clockwise to releas
e
the screw on the foot.
b) Raise or lower the foot by rotating
it until it stands firmly on the floor.
c) Lock the foot in position by turning
the nut anticlockwise until it come
s
up against the bottom of th
e
washing machine.
Check that the appliance is properl
y
levelled.
Check that the washing machin
e
does not rock by trying to move tw
o
diagonally opposite top corners a
t
the same time.
If you move the washing machin
e
from one place to another, you mus
t
level the feet again afterwards.
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