Siemens HB36D 72 Series Instruction Manual page 54

Problem
"Fill water tank" appears even
though the water tank is full g
"Fill water tank" appears,
although the water tank is not
yet empty, or the water tank is
empty but "Fill water tank" does
not appear
The water tank empties for no
discernible reason. The
evaporator dish overflows
The evaporator dish has boiled
empty even though the water p y g
tank is full
"Empty tank/clean?" appears in
the display
There is a "pop" noise during
cooking.
The first time you cook with
steam, there is a lot of steam
When cooking with steam, there
is again a lot of steam
Steam escapes from the
ventilation slots during cooking
The appliance is not producing
steam properly
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Possible cause
The water tank has not been
pushed in properly
The detection system is not
working
The water tank is dirty. The
moving water level indicators
are jammed
The water tank was not closed
properly
The tank lid seal is dirty
The tank lid seal is defective
The water tank has not been
pushed in properly
The feed line is blocked
The appliance has not been
used for at least 2 days and
the water tank is full
Cold/warm effect from frozen
food, caused by the steam
The appliance is being
automatically calibrated
The appliance is unable to
calibrate itself automatically if
cooking times are too short
Limescale has formed in the
appliance
Notes/remedy
Slide in the water tank until it
engages
Call the after sales service
Shake and clean the water tank. If
the parts can not be released,
obtain a new water tank from the
after sales service
Close the lid until you feel it
engage
Clean the seal
Obtain a new water tank from the
after sales service
Slide in the water tank until it
engages
Descale the appliance. Check
whether the water hardness range
is set correctly
Empty and clean the water tank.
Always empty the water tank after
cooking
This is normal
This is normal
Set the appliance back to factory
settings (see Basic settings
section). Then start steaming for
20 minutes at 100 ºC
This is normal
Start the descaling programme