AEG FAVORIT 665 - Manual (Page 21)

Notes on installation
Water drainage
Your dishwasher is equipped with a pump
which serves to pump out the used washing
water and is controiied by the programme,
it pumps the used washing water through
the drain hose up to a height of 1 m,
hose extension max. 3 m, iaid horizontaiiy,
up to max. 85 cm above fioor levei
(see iiiustration).
Use oniy originai extension hoses. They are
obtainabie in iengths of 2.70 m and 4 m from
our sen/ice centre.
The inside diameter of these extension hoses
must be 19 mm so that appiiance operation is
not impaired.
The drain hose is run from the rear of your
dishwasher, it can be iaid in the piinth recess
either to the right or ieft of the machine.
Caution! The hose must not be kinked,
squashed or twisted. Piease aiso note:
The iniet height must be at ieast 30 cm above
the bottom edge of the machine.
If the hose is connected directiy to a sink
trap, the inside diameter of the sink trap
connection may not be iess than 15 mm.
Water protection system
To protect your dishwasher from water
damage, it is equipped with a water
protection system.
Apart from an overflow protection, which
prevents uncontrolled rising of water in the
appliance, it also features an outlet protection
(float switch in the floor tray). This responds
in the event of any untightness in the
machine.
The double-skinned supply hose is monitored
by the safety valve directly at the
water tap.
In all cases of malfunction, the water supply
is immediately interrupted and the drain
pump switched on.
The pump also operates
even if the machine is switched off.
This prevents water from either flowing out
or overflowing. Any residual water in the
appliance is automatically pumped away.
A fault is recognizable by the fact that
a pump noise is heard when the machine
is switched off.
If a fault occurs, first cióse the water tap.
Then fully isolate the machine from the mains
supply by unplugging it.
Eiectricai connection
Details of the electrical connection are given
on the rating plate. This is located on the
RH inner edge of the door. If the machine can
be changed over, the changeover diagram
directions given in the machine must also be
observed.
Comply with the specifications when
connecting the machine and also where
necessary with the local regulations of
the electricity authority.
During appliance connection, it is essential
to ensure that the nominal voltage specified
on the rating piate is the same as the mains
voitage at the place of installation.
To disconnect the automatic dishwasher from
the mains supply, pull out the plug. Should
the appliance have a ’’fixed wiring connec­
tion” with the mains supply, it must be
disconnected by appropriate measures on the
fixed wiring side (fuses, automatic cutout,
spurious current protection switch, or the like
which have a contact opening width
> than 3 mm).
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