Essential tips to consider when installing your dishwasher

Proper dishwasher installation ensures stable performance and safety. So, what are the key installation tips users need to know? Find out with Mytour below!

Key considerations for dishwasher installation

- When you first bring home your dishwasher, make sure to thoroughly understand the installation instructions provided by the manufacturer and follow the recommended procedures outlined in the product documentation.

- Carefully inspect the entire product and ensure that all accompanying accessories are complete before proceeding with the installation.

- To ensure maximum safety during installation, switch the appliance to Off mode.

- Choose a flat, sturdy installation location capable of bearing the weight of the machine and without hindering the opening and closing of the dishwasher door during use.

- To ensure the dishwasher operates stably and safely, maintain a reasonable distance from sources of high heat or large heat-emitting devices such as ovens, heaters, etc.

- For convenient connection to the drainage pipe, the dishwasher can be installed near the sink.

Install the dishwasher near the sink for easy drainage

- Position the machine against the wall, with both side edges parallel to the kitchen cabinet or wall.

- Flexibly adjust the positions of the water inlet and drainage pipes (left, right) to fit the installation space and provide convenience for users.

- Ensure that the power supply for the dishwasher is suitable for the voltage recommended by the manufacturer. In Vietnam, the voltage level is 220V-50Hz.

Ensure to use the appropriate voltage level for the product's electrical requirements.

- Ground the dishwasher's wiring to prevent electric shock or leakage during usage.

- Avoid using extension cords or power adapters when connecting the dishwasher to the power source to prevent overheating and the risk of device explosion.

- Use a 10Amp fuse to ensure delayed fuse action (or circuit breaker when installing the dishwasher) and connect the dishwasher to a separate electrical circuit.

- Ensure that the dishwasher installation is completed before supplying power to the machine for testing purposes.

- Avoid excessively bending or crushing the electrical wires during power connection to ensure the wires remain intact and undamaged.

- Before installation, check the water pipes by running water through them; if the water flows freely and there are no foreign objects, proceed with the installation.

- Use a 3/4 inch threaded connector to securely connect and tighten the water pipe to the cold water source to prevent leaks or spills.

- During the water pipe connection process, ensure that you do not bend or crush the pipes to avoid affecting the water flow rate.

- Provide appropriate incoming water supply according to the dishwasher's requirements, typically recommended pressure is 0.5 - 1 Mpa (bar), and minimum water flow rate is 10 liters per minute.

Installation Method for Drainage Pipes

- If the incoming water pressure is not suitable for the dishwasher, you can use a pressure regulating valve to adjust the input water pressure, ensuring stable operation and high cleaning performance.

- Maintain the length of the water pipe to avoid impacting the machine's cleaning performance and prioritize using new pipes instead of old ones.

- Choose soft water pipes that are compatible and match the drainage pipes.

- The drill holes in the kitchen cabinet or wall should have a minimum diameter of 8cm to facilitate the threading of water pipes and cables.

- Pay attention to the connections when installing water supply pipes to prevent leaks.

- Use drainage pipes with a minimum diameter of 40mm and ensure that the outlet end of the drainage pipe is positioned no more than 750mm below the floor level to prevent water from flowing back into the reservoir.

- Do not connect the dishwasher to devices that use open hot water or hot water heating devices.

- It is advisable to directly connect the water supply hose to the water tap.

- Avoid installing the dishwasher in areas with temperatures below 0ºC.

- Before each use, carefully check the dishwasher to ensure there are no foreign objects obstructing the dishwashing process.

- Use recommended dishwasher detergents as suggested by the manufacturer, specialized cleaning agents. Avoid corrosive substances or inappropriate chemicals.

- Before placing dishes in the machine, remove large food residues to prevent clogging and ensure thorough cleaning results.

- Arrange dishes properly to ensure water and detergent reach all surfaces effectively.

- Select the appropriate washing mode based on the level of dirt and type of stains on the dishes.

- Regularly check and clean the machine's filter system to prevent clogging and ensure cleaning efficiency.

- After use, turn off the power to save energy and ensure safety.

Regular Cleaning to Keep the Dishwasher Clean

Conclusion: The above are some installation notes for dishwashers that you shouldn't overlook. Hopefully, the information provided by Mytour Supermarket will be helpful for your dishwasher usage journey.

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