Maintenance And Cleaning; Filters - Westinghouse WSF6606 User Manual

MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING

Swtich off the power supply or disconnect the product
before any maintenance or cleaning operation .
Cleaning the machine at regular intervals prolongs the
machine's service life .
Oil and lime may accumulate in the machine's washing
section . To clean the machine:
Fill the detergent compartment with detergent, do not
load any dishes into the machine, select a program
that runs at high temperature, and start the machine .
Alternatively, use descaling material available in the
market . (Dishwasher cleaners produced by detergent
manufacturers .)
Cleaning the seals in the machine door
To clean any accumulated residues in the door seals,
wipe the seals regularly by using a dampened cloth .
Cleaning the machine
Clean the filters and spray arms at least once a week .
Unplug your machine and turn off its tap before starting
the cleaning . Do not use abrasive materials when
cleaning your machine . Wipe with a fine
cleaning material and a dampened cloth .

Filters

Check if any food wastes have remained on the
coarse and fine filters . If any food waste is found, remove
the filters and clean them thoroughly with water under
the tap .
a . Micro Filter
b . Coarse Filter
c . Metal
1 To remove and clean the filter combination (a+b),
turn it counter clockwise and remove it by lifting
upwards .
2 Pull and remove the metal filter (c) .
3 Then pull the coarse filter out of the micro filter .
Rinse it with water under the tap and reassemble .
4 Relocate the Coarse/Micro filter combination into
the metal filter and turn it in the direction of the
arrow It is locked when the arrows on the micro
filter can be seen on either side .
5 Reposition the metal filter in the machine .
6 Never use your dishwasher without any filter .
7 Incorrect fitting of the filter will reduce the
washing effectiveness .
8 Clean filters are very important in terms of the
proper running of the machine .
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3
b
a
SWITCHING ON THE MACHINE AND SELECTING A PROGRAM
2
c
4
SWITCHING ON
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