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Preparation
1. Make sure that salt and rinse aid
reservoirs are full.
2. Set the water hardness to the highest
level and perform an empty run.
3. After the empty washing cycle, review
the user manual and readjust the water
hardness level so as to suit the water
supply.
4. Make the appropriate rinse aid settings.
C
Depending on the model, salt
indicator and/or rinse aid
indicator must be enabled again
if they were disabled before.
Rinse aid
C
The rinse aid used in dishwashers
is a special combination used
to increase drying efficiency
and prevent water or limescale
stains on the washed items. For
this reason, care must be paid
to have rinse aid in the rinse
aid reservoir and to use rinse
aids produced specially for
dishwashers only.
1. Open the lid of the rinse aid reservoir by
pressing its latch (B).
2. Fill the reservoir until "MAX" level.
DISHWASHER / USER INSTRUCTIONS
3. Turn the rinse aid amount adjuster
manually to a position between 1 and
6 (4). If there are stains on tableware
items after washing, level must be
increased and if there is a blue trace
after wiping them by hand, it must be
decreased. This is set to position 4 as
factory default.
4. Close the lid of the reservoir by pressing
on it lightly.
C
Wipe clean any spilled rinse
aid outside the reservoir. Rinse
aid that spilled accidentally
will cause foaming and it will
eventually decrease washing
performance.
Items not suitable for washing in the
dishwasher
•
Never wash dishes soiled by cigarette
ash, candle remnants, polish, dyestuff,
chemicals, etc. in your dishwasher.
•
Do not wash iron alloy items in the
dishwasher. It can get corroded or
leave stains on other items.
•
Do not wash cutlery with wooden or
bone stems, glued pieces, or pieces
that are not resistant to heat, as well as
copper and tin-plated containers in the
dishwasher.
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