Wexiodisk WD-90 DUO Installation And User Manual page 65

Operating instructions
The dishwasher has normal wash programs, for washing glass, crockery and cut-
lery, etc., and potwash programs, with or without granules, for washing heavily
soiled items, e.g. saucepans and canteens.
If no wash has been performed since the machine was switched on, program P1
is displayed for both normal wash and potwash.
Once the dishwasher has finished the wash, the hood goes up and you can insert
a new wash basket. Between wash cycles, the last wash program run (for both
potwash and normal wash) is shown on the display (1) and the last normal wash
program run is active, i.e. if the button for operating the hood (9) is pressed, it is
this program that starts. If another wash program other than the active one should
be run, this must be selected with the help of one of the program buttons (2 - 4).
Which program is active is shown by a shaded box behind the actual program
shown in the display and the LED next to the program button for the active pro-
gram is lit.
The following message is displayed after a potwash program P1 (potwash with
granules) has been run:
NORMAL WASH P1 ▼
POTWASH WITH
GRANULES P1 [ ]
CLOSE THE HOOD
In this case, the normal wash program P1 is active in the dishwasher and this is
also indicated in the shaded box behind the message NORMAL WASH P1 by the
fact that the LED in front of the program selection button 2 is lit. Press the button
for hood operation (9) and the normal wash program P1 starts.
During washing, in standby mode, on start-up and switch-off, etc., the status of
the machine is shown in plain text on the display.
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It is important that the correct wash program is selected for the type of
items in question.
If another program other than the one indicated in the display needs to be
run, select the program as per the description under the headings Normal
wash program and Potwash program below. The selected program always
starts by pressing the button for hood operation (9).
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