Delayed Start; Starting The Dishwashing Programme; Unloading The Appliance - Hanseatic HGU6082B14U7735ES User Manual

Delayed start

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The wash cycle normally starts as soon as
you press the "Start/Pause" button
If you want the cycle to begin later, you can
specify this. The start time can be delayed
between 1 and 24 hours.
• Press the "Delayed start/Button lock" but-
tons (12) as many times as necessary for
the display (10) to show the delayed start
duration (6) required (
Starting the dishwashing
programme
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1. Start the programme with the "Start/
Pause" button (11).
If you have not set up a delayed start, the
programme cycle will begin after a few
seconds.
If you have set up a delayed start, the dis-
play (10) will initially still show the delayed
start duration (6); the dots between
the number of hours will flash. After the
(12)
(11).
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H: 0 0 H: 0 1 H: 2 4
(11)
and
H
Dishwasher operation
delayed start duration runs out, the pro-
gramme will start.
During the programme, the display (10)
will show the indicator (6) for the time re-
maining; the dots between hour and min-
ute numbers will flash.
At the end of the programme cycle, an
acoustic signal will sound 8 times and the
display (10) will show
2. Switch the appliance off using the
ton (18).
3. Turn the tap off.
4. Wait a little while before unloading the
dishes from the appliance.

Unloading the appliance

CAUTION
Risk of scalding!
If you open the appliance door, hot
steam will come out.
■ Maintain a suffi cient distance from
the door and do not hold your head
or upper body directly above the
open door.
■ Make sure that children and pets do
not open the door if the programme
has only fi nished a short time ago.
■ Only open the door slightly to allow
the steam to escape more easily.
■ Allow the dishes to cool before un-
loading the dishwasher.
Risk of injury!
People may trip over the open appli-
ance door.
■ Note that the door should not be left
in the open position since this could
present a tripping hazard.
■ Close the door after every use.
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