Wexiodisk WD-90 DUO Installation And User Manual page 31

Using the dishwasher
1.
Tank element
2. Level pipe – holds the water in the tank at the correct level and acts as a
water stop to prevent water running out of the tank via the waste pipe.
3. Rubber sleeve – sits on the level pipe and achieves a seal with the bottom
of the tank.
4. Permanent strainer – acts as a dividing wall in the tank. It lets water
through but keeps the granules in place in that part of the tank nearest the
front of the dishwasher.
5. Booster heater – heats water coming into the machine.
6. Break tank – ensures an even flow into the machine. The tank is fitted with
a float which closes a valve for incoming water once the water level in the
break tank gets too high, as well as a level sensor in its lower part.
7. Granule collection basket – used together with cover plate (8) when
granules in the dishwasher are to be collected, e.g. for cleaning. During
washing, the granule collection basket and cover plate (8) are replaced by
a strainer.
8. Cover plate – for use together with the granule collection basket. See also
above under point 7.
9.
Rotating table
10. Washing basket – this is where items are placed for washing. The
washing basket is positioned directly on the rotating table. The figure
shows the type of washing basket used during a potwash.
11. Cover plate – covers that part of the tank which is to be kept free of
granules.
12. Rinse pipe, potwash – see the figure below showing the machine's
washing compartment.
13. Rinse pipe, potwash – see the figure below showing the machine's
washing compartment.
14. Rinse pipe, normal wash – see the figure below showing the machine's
washing compartment.
15. Condensing unit (not on standard machine) – this is a heat exchanger
which utilises the energy in the steam which forms within the dishwasher
during washing to heat incoming water.
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