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12.3 Topping up with regenerating salt (for models with softener)
Warning: use specific salt only, do not use cooking sea salt. Salt
must be supplied when the led under the symbol indicated in the
left side picture lights up. The salt container has a capacity of about
1 kg of granulated salt.
Correct procedure to refill the regenerating salt:
- start a tank pump-out,
- refill the regenerating salt,
- fill the tank (FILL)
- restart the tank pump-out
- remove any salt residues from the bottom of the tank, as it may
cause corrosion/rust.
This procedure prevents the washing water to enter the salt
container (possible damage to the decalcifier) and that possible
residues of salt are left in the tank (risk of corrosion/rust).
12.4 Routine inspection of the spray arm (once a week )
Remove the washing and rinsing (top and bottom) spray arms by unscrewing the central screw;
remove the rinsing spray arms 3 and remove the screws 2 as shown. Do not unscrew the nozzles.
Clean the holes and nozzles under a jet of clean running water; do not use tools which might cause
damage. Reassemble the spray arms with care.
Clean the outside of the appliance with a damp cloth and neutral soap, rinsing and drying
thoroughly.
12.5 Lengthy periods out of use
If the dishwasher is to be out of use for a fairly long period of time, the detergent and rinse aid
dispenser devices must be emptied to prevent crystallisation and damage to the pumps: remove
the intake hoses from the detergent and rinse aid containers and place them in a container of
clean water, then perform a few wash cycles followed by a complete pump-out. Finally, turn off
the master switch, close the water intake valve and leave the hood ajar until the interior is
completely dry. The detergent and rinse aid intake hoses must be put back into the containers
when the dishwasher is returned to service, taking care not to swap them over (red hose =
detergent, blue hose = rinse aid).
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