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STEP 9
SECURING
THE DISHWASHER
You must fix the dishwasher
to the countertop
or cabinet
side walls for additional
stability and safety.
2-1.
2-2.
If the countertop
is made of wood
or the material
will not be damaged
by drilling, follow
the instructions
in 2-1 below.
If the countertop
is made of granite,
marble,
or any other material
that can be damaged
by drilling,
follow the instructions
in 2-2 below.
If the installation
brackets
on the front of the dishwasher
are too long cut them down
using a pliers as shown
in Figure 8.
Put a large towel into the bottom
of the dishwasher
(covering
the sump) to prevent
wood
shavings
or a dropped
screw
from falling into the dishwasher
sump.
Carefully
drill two screw
holes into the bottom
of the counter-top
from beneath,
one for
each counter-top
bracket,
and another
two screw
holes into the sides of the kitchen
cabinet,
one for each side bracket.
Make sure the hole you drill is smaller than the diameter
of the screw.
Insert the provided
screws
into the brackets,
and then tighten
to secure the dishwasher
to
the counter
top.
Put a large towel into the bottom
of the dishwasher
(covering
the sump) to prevent
wood
shavings
or a dropped
screw
from falling into the dishwasher
sump.
Remove
the tub
spacer
caps with the tip of a screwdriver.
The cap is used for the top of the inlets in the
sides of the tub. (Figure 9 on the next page).
Drill one upper
hole and one lower hole into both sides of the kitchen
cabinet,
totaling
4 screw
holes.
Make sure the hole you drill is smaller than the diameter
of the screw.
Also make sure the drill bit does not strike the sides of the spacer cap holes. Insert the
provided
screws
into the holes, and then tighten
to secure the dishwasher
to the cabinet.
Make sure the tub is not distorted
by pressure
from the screws.
If the tub is distorted,
loosen
the screws
a little.
Replace the tub spacer
caps.
e
he screws
or tub spacer
cap may fall into the dishwasher
while you are working
with the door open.
Cover the interior
of the dishwasher
with a towel to prevent
any screws
from falling into the dishwasher.
If any foreign
items such as a screw
get into the dishwasher,
it may cause noise, an abnormal
operation,
damage,
or a
malfunction.
•
Use a magnetic
screwdriver
to help prevent screws
from falling
into the dishwasher.
•
If a foreign
item such as a screw
gets into the dishwasher
and you are unable to
remove it, the dishwasher
needs to be disassembled.
Contact
a qualified
service
technician
for this.
<Figure
8>
Screw
to countertop
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