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Instructions for use
The switch (B) on the timer should be set to AUTO position.
If you want to bypass the TimerStart function and start manually, press the machi-
ne's TO/FROM button (10) once more when the message above is shown on the
display. The filling and heating of the machine can then start as normal, i.e. by
pressing button (3).
Once the wash and draining of the dishwasher has been completed, it must be
switched off and set with the TO/FROM button (10) for the machine to enter
stand-by mode. It is therefore not enough just to stop the wash cycle and/or to
empty the washing tanks to put the machine into this mode.
The display's appearance during operation (normal informa-
tion)
When the machine is in operation, the timer's display looks different depending
on whether the start time is set or not. The display also depends on how the start
time has been set.
When the start time is not set, or when the start time is set for a specific date, the
display appears as above.
The actual time (12-hour clock) is shown on the display. The present day of the
week is shown as a thin line under the name of the day of the week. (If start time
for date is set and this date has expired, the message YEAR is shown to the right
of the time).
When the machine is set to start at a certain time on certain days of the week, the
display appears as above.
The time and day of the week are shown here in the same way as above. The
next upcoming start time is shown too. The time for the next start time appears
under the actual time, and day of the week for the next start time is indicated with
a thicker line under the name of the day of the week.
In both cases, it is possible to see the current date by holding down the button ►
for 3 seconds. The date is then shown for 3 seconds on the display before retur-
ning to its state as per the illustrations above.
WD-215T
90-9-05-003
PULSE
90-9-05-004
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Rev. 6.0 (201812)
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