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DESCRIPTION OF THE CONTROLS ............................................... 5
2.1
Upper panel ............................................................................................5
2.2
Setting the washing program and switching on and off ...........................6
2.2.1
Switching on ...........................................................................................9
2.2.2
Selecting and starting the program .......................................................10
2.2.3
End of program .................................................................................... 11
2.2.4
Interrupting a program ......................................................................... 11
2.2.5
Changing the current program ............................................................. 11
2.2.6
Canceling the current program ............................................................. 11
2.2.7
Options ................................................................................................12
2.2.8
Switching off .........................................................................................13
2.2.9
Removing the dishes ...........................................................................13
2.3
Additional function ...............................................................................14
2.3.1
Adjusting the water softener .................................................................14
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3.1
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5.1
Using the water softening system (on some models only) .................. 18
5.2.1
Adding the rinse-aid ............................................................................ 21
5.2.2
Adjusting the rinse-aid dispenser setting ............................................ 21
5.2.3
Adding the detergent ........................................................................... 22
5.3
General warnings and recommendations ........................................... 24
5.4
Using the racks ................................................................................... 26
5.4.1
Lower rack ...........................................................................................27
5.4.2
Cutlery basket ......................................................................................29
5.4.3
Flexi Duo Top Rack ............................................................................. 30
5.4.4
Upper Rack ...........................................................................................31
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6.1
General warnings and recommendations ........................................... 34
6.2
Cleaning the water intake filter ............................................................ 35
6.3
Cleaning the spray arms ..................................................................... 35
6.4
Cleaning the filter unit ......................................................................... 37
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6.6
Troubleshooting minor problems ........................................................ 39
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS Contents INTRODUCTION ..................... 3 DESCRIPTION OF THE CONTROLS ..........5 Upper panel ....................5 Setting the washing program and switching on and off ......6 2.2.1 Switching on ...................9 2.2.2 Selecting and starting the program ............10 2.2.3 End of program ..................11 2.2.4 Interrupting a program ................. -
Page 3: Introduction
INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION Thank you for choosing one of our products. To use this dishwasher correctly and safely, please read this manual carefully. The manual is divided into sections giving you a step-by-step guide to all your appliance’s functions. The texts are easy to understand and are complete with detailed illustrations. - Page 4 INTRODUCTION Symbols used in this manual (see tab. 1-01) DANGER. This symbol highlights information and warnings which, if not observed, may compromise personal safety or dam- age the appliance. DANGER OF ELECTROCUTION. This symbol highlights in- formation and warnings of an electrical nature which, if not observed, may compromise personal safety or damage the appliance.
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Page 5: Description Of The Controls
USER INSTRUCTIONS DESCRIPTION OF THE CONTROLS Upper panel All the dish washer controls are grouped on the upper panel (se fig. 2-01). The dishwasher can only be switched on, programmed, switched off, etc. with the door open. A brief description (see tab. 2-01) of the various controls on the upper panel is given below. -
Page 6: Setting The Washing Program And Switching On And Off
USER INSTRUCTIONS On/off button Press to power the appliance. Program indicator lights These show which program is selected and whether there are any faults (Troubleshooting). Program selection button Press in sequence to select the required program. Add salt indicator light (only fitted on some models) Shows the appliance has run out salt. - Page 7 USER INSTRUCTIONS To select the most suitable program for the dishes to wash, consult the following table which specifies the most appropriate type of washing ½ QuickTime sequence depending on the kind of dishes and how dirty they are (see Auto Sanitized QuickTime...
- Page 8 USER INSTRUCTIONS ½ QuickTime DURA- Auto LOAD Sanitized QuickTime CONSUMPTION TION PROGRAMME, NUMBER CROCKERY PROGRAM MINUTES ENERGY & SYMBOL AND CUT- PROGRESS WATER KWH (1) LERY Dishes with light Wash at 38°C Auto dirt, washed (100°F) 7.5 l RAPID 27’ immediately Rinse at 50°C 1.98 gal.
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Page 9: Switching On
USER INSTRUCTIONS Only run the soak program with half loads. To run programmes 6, 7 , 8, 9, 10, select the required standard programme and then press the quick time option button (ref. 6 fig. 2-02). After using the above tables to choose the most suitable washing cycle, program the appliance. -
Page 10: Selecting And Starting The Program
USER INSTRUCTIONS 2.2.2 Selecting and starting the program Press the program selection button (ref. 3 fig. 2-02) several times until • the indicator light corresponding to the required program turns on (ref. 2 fig. 2-02); • if required, press the relative buttons to select any complementary func- tions (e.g.: “extra drying”, “program delay”;... -
Page 11: End Of Program
USER INSTRUCTIONS 2.2.3 End of program The end of the program is signaled by a short beep. Additionally the indi- cator light of the normal and strong programs (marked “end”) flash. PROGRAM IN PROGRESS INDICATOR LIGHT (on some models only) When a program is running, a flashing light is projected onto the floor un- der the right-hand corner of the door. -
Page 12: 2.2.7 Options
USER INSTRUCTIONS 2.2.7 Options Function designed for loads with hard to dry item s such as saucepans, non-stick pans and plastic containers. Increases the hot rinse tempera- ture and can be used in programmes featuring a final drying phase (see programmes table). -
Page 13: 2.2.8 Switching Off
Auto Sanitized QuickTime USER INSTRUCTIONS 2.2.8 Switching off At the end of the program, the dishwasher emits a short beep and the in- Auto dicator lights of the fourth and fifth program (ref. pr. 4, pr. 5 fig. 2-04) flash. Turn off the appliance by opening the door and pressing the on/off button (ref. -
Page 14: Additional Function
USER INSTRUCTIONS Additional functions 2.3.1 Adjusting the water softening system The dishwasher is equipped with a device which allows the softener set- ting to be varied to suit the hardness of the mains water. The hardness is set using the PROGRAM SELECTION BUTTON (3). To access the setting function, hold the button down for more than 15 seconds. -
Page 15: Energy Saving And Environmental Respect
USER INSTRUCTIONS ENERGY SAVING AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSID- ERATIONS • Always try to run the dishwasher fully loaded. • Do not wash the dishes under a running tap. • Use the most suitable washing program for each type of load. • Do not pre-rinse. •... -
Page 16: Troubleshooting
USER INSTRUCTIONS TROUBLESHOOTING The dishwasher can to signal a number of malfunctions by turning on vari- ous indicator lights, as described below (see following table): FAULT DESCRIPTION Acquastop failure The anti-flooding system has tripped (only for models fitted with this feature). Acti- vates in case of water leaks. - Page 17 USER INSTRUCTIONS Auto Auto Auto FAULT DESCRIPTION Auto Water pump-out malfunction The appliance does not pump out the water or does so incorrectly. Make sure the drain hose Auto is not kinked or crushed and that the siphon Auto Auto Auto and filters are not clogged.
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Page 18: Operating Instructions
USER INSTRUCTIONS OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE STARTING TO USE THE APPLIANCE, MAKE SURE YOU HAVE READ AND UNDERSTOOD ALL THE WARNINGS CONTAINED IN CHAPTER 2 “IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUC- TION”. Once the dishwasher has been correctly installed, prepare for use as follows: •... - Page 19 USER INSTRUCTIONS Fig. 5-02 • When using the dishwasher for the first time, in addition to the salt it is also necessary to add one liter of water to the container. • Each time the salt container is refilled, make sure that the cap (ref. A fig.
- Page 20 USER INSTRUCTIONS Using the rinse-aid and detergent dispensers The detergent and rinse aid dispensers are situated on the inner part of the door: the detergent dispenser (ref. A fig. 5-03) is on the left, and the rinse-aid dispenser (ref. B fig. 5-03) is on the right. Fig.
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Page 21: Adding The Rinse-Aid
USER INSTRUCTIONS 5.2.1 Adding the rinse-aid The rinse aid helps the dishes dry faster and prevents the formation of scale deposits and staining; it is automatically added to the water during the final rinse cycle, from the container situated on the inner side of the door. -
Page 22: Adding The Detergent
USER INSTRUCTIONS • To adjust the rinse aid setting, rotate the dispenser cover (ref. A fig. 5-04) through a quarter turn in an anticlockwise direction and remove it. • Then use a screwdriver to rotate the rinse aid selector to the desired position. - Page 23 USER INSTRUCTIONS Fig. 5-06 • When a program with hot prewash is selected (see program table in the “Description of Controls” manual), extra detergent must be placed in the cavity (ref. A or B fig. 5-06, depending on models). • Only use dishwasher-specific detergents. For optimal washing results it is important to use a good quality detergent.
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Page 24: General Warnings And Recommendations
USER INSTRUCTIONS • When using detergent tabs, place them in the cutlery basket. The dis- penser has been designed for powder or liquid detergent. As the cover does not open completely during the washing cycle, tabs are not fully released (dissolved). This could generate the following problems: - insufficient detergent released during the cycle and poor washing results;... - Page 25 USER INSTRUCTIONS MAKE SURE that the items being washed are dishwasher-safe. Items which are not dishwasher-safe: • Wooden dishes, pots or pans: these may be damaged by the high washing temperatures. • Handcrafted items: these are rarely suitable for washing in a dish- washer.
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Page 26: Using The Racks
USER INSTRUCTIONS Using the racks The dishwasher has a capacity of 13 place-settings, including serving dishes. Examples of loading 13 place-settings in the upper rack (see fig. 5-07) and in the lower rack (see fig. 5-08) are shown below. Fig. 5-07 Fig. -
Page 27: Lower Rack
USER INSTRUCTIONS 5.4.1 Lower rack The lower rack receives the full force of the lower spray arm, and should therefore be used for the “toughest” items with a heavier degree of soiling. All types and combinations of loads are permitted, provided that the dish- es, pots and pans are arranged with all the soiled surfaces exposed to the water jets coming from the bottom. - Page 28 USER INSTRUCTIONS Loading the lower rack (see fig. 5-10) Carefully load flat plates, soup plates, dessert and serving dishes, posi- tioning them vertically. Pots, pans and their covers must be loaded upside down. When loading soup plates and dessert bowls, be sure to leave a gap between them.
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Page 29: 5.4.2 Cutlery Basket
USER INSTRUCTIONS 5.4.2 Cutlery basket (see fig. 5-11/5-12 depending on models) The basket has removable top grids into which items of cutlery should be inserted to keep them properly spaced and allow water to pass between them effectively. The top grids and central lid are in the bag of accesso- ries. -
Page 30: Flexi Duo Top Rack
USER INSTRUCTIONS 5.4.3 Flexi Duo Top Rack (on some models only) This comprises two independent sliding, pull-out tray racks for easier loa- ding/unloading of cutlery. Various loading systems and configurations are possible. For example, tea cups can be loaded with the right-hand rack set in the low position, while the left-hand rack or both can be removed to allow large dishes to be put in the top basket. -
Page 31: Upper Rack
USER INSTRUCTIONS 5.4.4 Upper rack (see fig. 5-13) Depending on the models, the basket may be equipped with some or all of the following accessories: - Supports for cups or long objects (ladles, spoons…), on the left; can be tipped to the vertical position when not in use. - Long-stemmed glass holder, on the left;... - Page 32 USER INSTRUCTIONS Loading the upper rack (see fig. 5-14) Load plates facing forward; cups, bowls etc. must always be facing down- wards. The left-hand side of the rack can be loaded with two layers of cups and glasses. The centre can be filled with plates and side-plates, fitted upright into the supports provided.
- Page 33 USER INSTRUCTIONS Adjusting the upper rack The upper rack can be set in three different positions on both sides. The rack must be level on both sides. To raise the rack (ref. A fig. 5-15), lift it with the two handles (e.g.: ref. B fig.
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Page 34: Cleaning And User Maintenance
USER INSTRUCTIONS Cleaning and user maintenance Before carrying out any work, always disconnect the appliance from the electrical power supply. General warnings and recommendations Never use abrasive and / or corrosive detergents to clean the appliance. Clean the outer surfaces and door-lining of the dishwasher regularly using a soft cloth moistened with a neutral detergent (not abrasive and / or cor- rosive) suitable for painted surfaces. -
Page 35: Cleaning The Water Intake Filter
USER INSTRUCTIONS Cleaning the water intake filter Clean the water inlet filler at regular intervals. After closing the delivery tap, unscrew the ring nut (ref. A fig. 6-01) on the water inlet pipe (using a pair of pliers, if necessary) and delicately clean the filler, removing depos- its or impurities. - Page 36 USER INSTRUCTIONS Fig. 6-02 Fig. 6-03...
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Page 37: Cleaning The Filter Unit
USER INSTRUCTIONS Cleaning the filter unit • Periodically inspect the filter unit (ref A fig. 6-04) and, if necessary clean it under running water (at room temperature), using a stiff brush. To remove the filter, grip the tabs, turn anticlockwise and lift upwards; •... -
Page 38: General Warnings And Recommendations For Correct Maintenance
WARNINGS General warnings and recommendations for cor- rect maintenance • Clean the filters under running water (at room temperature) using a stiff brush. • When removing the filter, take care that there are no food residues on it. If any residues fall into the washing pit (ref. A fig. 6-06), they might block hydraulic components or foul the spray arm nozzles. -
Page 39: Troubleshooting Minor Problems
WARNINGS Before starting the dishwasher after prolonged disuse • Check that there are no deposits of sludge or rust inside the water pipe: if there are, allow the water to run from the water supply tap for a few minutes. •... - Page 40 WARNINGS If the dishes fail to dry or remain dull, check that: • there is rinse aid inside the special container; • the rinse aid dispenser setting is correct; • the detergent used is of good quality and has not lost its effectiveness (for example, through incorrect storage, with the box left open).
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Page 41: Important Safety And Instructions
WARNINGS IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTION (Save this instructions) THIS MANUAL FORMS AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE AP- PLIANCE: IT MUST ALWAYS BE KEPT INTACT TOGETHER WITH THE DISHWASHER. BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE, CAREFULLY READ ALL THE INSTRUCTIONS CONTAINED IN THIS MANUAL. INSTALLATION MUST BE PERFORMED BY A QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN, IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE REGULATIONS IN FORCE. - Page 42 WARNINGS BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH INSTALLATION, DISCONNECT THE MAINS POWER SUPPLY FROM THE WORK AREA. DO NOT USE EXTENSION CORDS, ADAPTORS OR SHUNT CONNECTIONS IN ORDER TO AVOID THE POSSIBILITY OF OVERHEATING OR BURNING WITH CONSEQUENT FIRE HAZARD. DURING INSTALLATION, TAKE CARE NOT TO INJURE YOUR- SELF ON THE SHARP EDGES OF THE APPLIANCE;...
- Page 43 WARNINGS DO NOT INHALE OR SWALLOW DETERGENT AS THIS MAY CAUSE BURNS AND/OR PERMANENT DAMAGE TO THE NOSE, MOUTH AND THROAT, AND EVEN LEADING TO SUF- FOCATION; KEEP DETERGENT AWAY FROM YOUR EYES. IF ONE OF THE ABOVE SITUATIONS OCCURS, SEEK MEDICAL ASSISTANCE IMMEDIATELY.
- Page 44 WARNINGS DO NOT INTRODUCE ITEMS IN HEAT-SENSITIVE PLASTIC, SUCH AS DISPOSABLE CUTLERY OR PLATES, AS THESE MAY BECOME DEFORMED. DO NOT WASH OBJECTS IN PLASTIC UNLESS THEY ARE MARKED “DISHWASHER PROOF” OR THE LIKE. FOR UNMARKED OBJECTS, FOL- LOW THE INSTRUCTIONS OF THE MANUFACTURER; IF NO INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE, DO NOT WASH THESE OB- JECTS IN THE DISHWASHER.
- Page 45 WARNINGS KNIVES OR OTHER SHARP”ENDED COOKING UTENSILS MUST BE PLACED IN THE CUTLERY BASKET BLADE”DOWN, OR LAID HORIZON-TAL IN THE UPPER RACK. TAKE CARE NOT TO CUT YOURSELF AND EN-SURE THAT THEY DO NOT PROJECT FROM THE RACK. POSITION SHARP/POINTED OBJECTS SO AS TO PREVENT THEM FROM DAMAGING THE DOOR GASKETS.
- Page 46 USER INSTRUCTIONS REMOVE THE WASHING COMPARTMENT DOOR AND DIS- CONNECT THE MAINS POWER SUPPLY WHEN REMOVING THE OLD DISHWASHER FOR MAINTENANCE OR DISPOSAL. THE SYMBOL ON THE PRODUCT, OR ON THE DOCU- MENTS ACCOMPANYING THE PRODUCT, INDICATES THAT THIS APPLIANCE MAY NOT BE TREATED AS HOUSEHOLD WASTE.
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Page 47: Installation And Hook-Up
USER INSTRUCTIONS INSTALLATION AND HOOK-UP To install and hook up this appliance, consult the attached installation manual. Bear in mind the following warnings when installing and hooking up the dishwasher. DURING INSTALLATION, TAKE CARE NOT TO INJURE YOUR- SELF ON THE SHARP EDGES OF THE APPLIANCE; WEAR SAFETY GLOVES. - Page 48 USER INSTRUCTIONS IN THE EVENT OF DAMAGE TO THE SUPPLY CORD, HAVE IT REPLACED BY THE MANUFACTURER OR AN AUTHORIZED TECHNICAL SERVICE CENTRE. THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED. IN CASE OF A MAL- FUNCTION OF FAULT, THE EARTH REDUCES THE RISK OF ELECTROCUTION BY PROVIDING THE ELECTRICAL CUR- RENT WITH AN ALTERNATIVE, LESS RESISTANT PATH.
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Page 49: Technical Data
USER INSTRUCTIONS TECHNICAL DATA (see tab. 9-01) Width 59.7 cm ÷ 59.9 cm (23-1/2” ÷ 23-37/64”) Depth measured flush with the outer edge of 55 cm (21-21/32”) the control panel Height from 82 cm to 89 cm (from 32-9/32” to 35-3/64”) Capacity 13 standard place-settings min.