V-ZUG AdoraDish V6000 Operating Instructions Manual
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- Page 1 V-ZUG-Home Install the app, network your appliances and benefit from a wide range of useful functions. Operating instructions AdoraDish V6000 Dishwasher...
- Page 2 AdoraDish V6000 D AS6T-41169 EURO 60 AdoraDish V6000 V AS6T-41171 EURO 60 AdoraDish V6000 VG AS6T-41172 EURO 60 AdoraDish V6000 VW AS6T-41173 EURO 60 Variations depending on the model are noted in the text. © V-ZUG Ltd, CH-6302 Zug, 2023...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Appliance-specific safety precautions.... 6 EcoManagement .......... 52 Instructions for use .......... 7 Information ............ 52 Using for the first time 9 V-ZUG-Home 53 Before using for the first time ...... 9 Conditions ............ 53 Setting the door weight......... 9 Initial set-up ............ 53 Appliance description 11... - Page 4 Disposal 72 Index 73 Notes 76 Service & Support 79...
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Page 5: Safety Warnings
Safety warnings Symbols used General safety precautions Unauthorized repairs could result in unforeseen dangers for the user, for which the manufacturer cannot ac- ▪ Read the operating instruc- cept liability. Repairs should only be tions before using the appli- undertaken by an authorized ser- vice technician, otherwise any sub- ance for the first time. -
Page 6: Appliance-Specific Safety Precautions
1 Safety warnings ently installed electrical install- ▪ CAUTION: Do not drop or in- ation in accordance with the sert any knives, forks or other installation regulations. pointed objects into the door ▪ If the mains cable of this ap- lock opening. -
Page 7: Instructions For Use
1 Safety warnings ▪ If the appliance is not functioning prop- Instructions for use erly, disconnect it from the power sup- Before using for the first time ply immediately. ▪ The appliance must be installed and ▪ Before closing the appliance door and connected to the electricity supply in starting a programme ensure that there accordance with the separate installa-... - Page 8 1 Safety warnings ▪ Avoid opening the appliance door unne- cessarily during operation. The dishes and water may be hot – scalding haz- ard! The steam that escapes could damage wooden combination fascias. Spectacles can steam up, impairing your vision. Caution: Risk of injury! ▪...
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Page 9: Using For The First Time
Using for the first time After changing the location of an appliance that has a heat pump, it must be left to stand in the normal operating position for around 2 hours before it can be operated again. The appliance must be installed and connected to the electricity supply by a quali- fied fitter/electrician in accordance with the separate installation instructions. - Page 10 2 Using for the first time ▸ If the appliance door closes further: close the appliance door, loosen the screws slightly and check the adjust- ment again. ▸ Open the appliance door as far as it will go and check that it stays in this posi- tion.
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Page 11: Appliance Description
3 Appliance description Appliance description Construction Interior Cutlery drawer * Upper basket Spray arms Lower basket «Large» cutlery basket * Rinse agent reservoir Detergent dispenser Salt reservoir Filter system «Small» cutlery basket * Depending on model Appliance door For fully integrated models, the operating and display elements are located on the top of the appliance door. -
Page 12: Operating And Display Elements
3 Appliance description Operating and display elements Main menu Buttons Display Programmes (see page 15) V-ZUG-Home Navigation elements EcoManagement (see page 22) Frequently used user settings (see page 22) Other user settings (see page 54) - Page 13 3 Appliance description Programme selected Intensive 1h45 60° Buttons Displaying Back arrow button Programme symbol Setting options (see page 21) Programme name Programme time Temperature Selected setting options EcoManagement estimate Button state Non-selectable functions Function selected Selectable functions Non-selectable navigation elements Action elements Increase value Decrease value...
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Page 14: Functionlight
3 Appliance description FunctionLight * * Depending on model Colour of LED displays Dark Orange White Dimmed orange Dimmed white Programmes The progress display provides information about the progress of a pro- gramme. The more LEDs illuminate orange, the less remaining time is left. -
Page 15: Functions
4 Functions Programme-independent appliance reactions In the case of the following appliance reactions, all 6 LEDs illuminate white and pulsate between dimmed and undimmed: ▪ Aborting programmes, delayed start, OptiStart ▪ Emptying the tank ▪ Pumping off Error messages In the event of A/F/U messages, the bottom 3 white LEDs and the top 3 white LEDs flash alternately. - Page 16 4 Functions Programme times The stated values exclude the final drying time. The programme time depends on the following conditions: ▪ connected load (in the case of a one-phase connection, the programme time is exten- ded by up to 15 minutes) ▪...
- Page 17 4 Functions Automatic Programme phases Consumption val- Consumption val- ues (without HP) ues (with HP) Optimum cleaning res- ▪ Pre-rinsing (if re- ▪ 0h55–1h50 ▪ 0h55–1h50 ults with minimal water quired): cold ▪ 5–18 l ▪ 5–18 l and energy consump- ▪...
- Page 18 4 Functions Silent Programme phases Consumption val- Consumption val- ues (without HP) ues (with HP) Noise-optimized pro- ▪ Pre-rinsing (if re- ▪ 2h47 ▪ 2h50 gramme with reduced quired): cold ▪ 8–14 l ▪ 8–14 l rinsing pressure. Suit- ▪ Cleaning: 60 °C ▪...
- Page 19 4 Functions Hygiene Programme phases Consumption val- Consumption val- ues (without HP) ues (with HP) For items where hygiene ▪ Pre-rinsing: 55 °C ▪ 1h40 ▪ 1h40 requirements are high ▪ Cleaning: 70 °C ▪ 12–15 l ▪ 12–15 l (e.g. baby bottles, cut- ▪...
- Page 20 4 Functions WineGlassesPlus Programme phases Consumption val- Consumption val- ues (without HP) ues (with HP) Cleans and dries wine ▪ Cleaning: 40 °C ▪ 0h45 ▪ 0h45 glasses very gently ▪ Intermediate rins- ▪ 9–11 l ▪ 9–11 l through an integrated ▪...
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Page 21: Setting Options
4 Functions Programme phases Consumption val- Consumption val- ues (without HP) ues (with HP) Gentle hygienic cleaning ▪ Soaking ▪ 1h40–1h50 ▪ 1h40–1h50 of toys Not suitable for ▪ Cleaning: ▪ 8–14 l ▪ 8–14 l toys made of fabric or 40–60 °C ▪... -
Page 22: Frequently Used User Settings
4 Functions OptiStart OptiStart can be selected together with a delayed start (see page 46). During the delayed start period, the dishes are soaked and this improves the cleaning results and reduces the energy consumption. RinsePlus The cleaning effect is improved through additional rinsing cycles and an extended clean- ing phase. -
Page 23: Loading
5 Loading Loading Check that the spray arms can rotate freely. Moving parts All light-coloured parts trigger a movement. Loading tips for the lower basket Overloading the basket can damage the appliance! Do not exceed the maximum loading weight for the lower basket of 21 kg. Large items ▸... - Page 24 5 Loading Folding down the tines for larger loading area The rows of fold-down tines on the right-hand side can be folded down to create a larger loading area. ▸ Pull up the locking grip 1 at the side on the right.
- Page 25 5 Loading Tall and long-stemmed glasses Load tall and long-stemmed glasses on the left-hand side of the basket. ▸ Pull up the button at the side for the fold- down tines 1. ▸ The row of fold-down tines folds down at an angle.
- Page 26 5 Loading ▸ Place wine and sparkling wine glasses (stemmed glasses) on the first row of tines 2 and secure them in the V-shape of the rack. Place beer glasses, tall glasses and vases on the second row of tines 3 and rest against the rack. ▸...
- Page 27 5 Loading To prevent water spots, load glasses so that at their lowest point they touch the basket shelf 2. Stabilizing drinking vessels with easy prongs ▸ Put easy prongs 1 over basket prongs. ▸ Arrange drinking glasses, baby bottles, vases and carafes.
- Page 28 5 Loading ▸ Pull the rack holder away from the front. Attaching the rack ▸ Before attaching the rack: the rack cams must face upwards when it is attached. ▸ Hold the rack upright roughly in the middle of the two height positions. ▸...
- Page 29 5 Loading Loading the cutlery drawer * * Depending on model Risk of injury from being loaded incorrectly! Place knives and cutlery with sharp edges or points into the cutlery basket with the points facing downwards. Place cutlery upright in the cutlery basket. Sharp objects can damage the appliance! Do not insert any knives, forks or other pointed objects into the opening of the door lock.
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Page 30: Loading Tips For The Upper Basket
5 Loading Loading tips for the upper basket Overloading the basket can damage the appliance! Do not exceed the maximum loading weight for the upper basket of 9 kg. Loading smaller items ▸ Arrange smaller items such as saucers, glasses, cups and dishes. ▸... - Page 31 5 Loading ▸ Plastic tumblers, baby bottles and plastic containers. Stabilizing drinking vessels with easy prongs ▸ Put easy prongs 1 over basket prongs. ▸ Arrange drinking glasses, baby bottles, vases and carafes. ▸ Use two easy prongs for wider vessels. Loading tall glasses For tall glasses, use glass holders and racks for greater stability.
- Page 32 5 Loading Rack ▸ Fold the row of tines 1 down. ▸ Pull the rack up 2 and fold down 3. ▸ Secure stemmed glasses in the V-shape of the rack. Rest tall glasses against the rack. Thin glass is very vulnerable to damage. Place stemmed glasses carefully in the basket.
- Page 33 5 Loading To prevent water spots, load glasses so that at their lowest point they touch the basket shelf 2. Removing the rack ▸ Pull the rack up as far as it will go. ▸ Remove the rack by pulling it upwards at the holder in the middle of the upper basket.
- Page 34 5 Loading ▸ Holding the rack upright, push down firmly 3. Adjusting the upper basket Depending on the model, the height of the upper basket can be adjusted by around 2–4 cm. It can be inclined in various ways. ▸ Hold the upper basket at the sides by the grips 1 and raise it into the desired engaged position.
- Page 35 5 Loading Removing the upper basket ▸ Push the locking devices 1 at the sides backwards. ▸ Hold the upper basket at the front sides and lift. – The safety bolts 2 are released from the fixture. ▸ Remove the upper basket. Inserting the upper basket ▸...
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Page 36: Hints On Loading The Cutlery Drawer
5 Loading Hints on loading the cutlery drawer * * Depending on model Overloading the basket can damage the appliance! Do not exceed the maximum loading weight for the cutlery drawer of 5 kg. Loading cutlery ▸ Where possible, load cutlery with handles between the tines. -
Page 37: Vario Cutlery Basket Insert
5 Loading Removing the cutlery drawer The cutlery drawer can be removed from the appliance for loading and unloading. ▸ Raise the back corners 1 of the cutlery drawer frame and click out of the fixture. ▸ Remove the cutlery drawer. Inserting the cutlery drawer ▸... -
Page 38: Operation
6 Operation Operation Dish washing tips General note ▪ Do not overload the baskets. ▪ Dishes, pots and pans with heavily burned-on food debris stuck to them should be soaked in water first. ▪ Load beverage and food containers such as cups, glasses, pots, etc. with the opening facing downwards so that the water can drain off. -
Page 39: Selecting Detergent
6 Operation Selecting detergent General note Do not use washing-up liquid! Strong foaming can cause the appliance to malfunc- tion. Follow the dosage instructions printed on the detergent packaging exactly. Should you have any questions, please contact the detergent manufacturer. Using too high or too low a dosage can cause damage to the appliance. -
Page 40: Adding The Detergent
6 Operation Adding the detergent Ensure no cleaning agent gets into the opening of the door lock. This can cause the door lock to malfunction. Powder ▸ Open the detergent dispenser 2 by push- ing the release catch 1 in the direction of the arrow. -
Page 41: Operating The Display
6 Operation Operating the display Programmes, setting options, user settings, permanent mode and favourites can be se- lected by touching or depressing and holding the relevant buttons. Touching a button Briefly touching a selectable or selected button enables the user to ▪... -
Page 42: Selecting And Starting A Programme
6 Operation Selecting and starting a programme The following work steps apply to all programmes with the exception of the «Party» programme. To start the «Party» programme, see the «Programme, Party» section (see page 43). Selecting a programme ▸... -
Page 43: Party" Programme
6 Operation «Party» programme Loading With the «Party» programme, the basket can be fully loaded. It is only suitable for lightly soiled dishes: ▪ wine, champagne and drinking glasses ▪ slightly greasy plates ▪ coffee and tea cups ▪ cutlery. Not suitable for dishes with dried-on food or moderately to heavily soiled dishes! Heating up the appliance ... -
Page 44: Adding Extra Dishes
6 Operation Performing further wash cycles The water from the first wash cycle remains in the appliance – if the appliance door is closed, it is kept hot for up to 5 hours – and can be used for 4 more wash cycles. Scalding hazard! If the appliance has a hot water connection, the water between the wash cycles can be hotter than 50 °C. -
Page 45: Aborting A Programme Before Time
6 Operation Aborting a programme before time The dishes and water may be hot. Scalding hazard! ▸ Open the appliance door carefully. – This interrupts the programme. – The interrupted programme alternates in the display with the «Close the door» mes- sage. -
Page 46: Programme Options
7 Programme options Programme options Delayed start The delayed start allows you to wash during off-peak hours (e.g. at off-peak electricity rates). It can be set briefly after selecting a programme. A delayed start of between 30 minutes and 24 hours can be set. Setting the delayed start duration ▸... -
Page 47: Programme In Permanent Mode
7 Programme options Programme in permanent mode Only one programme can be used in permanent mode. When the appliance door is opened, the programme appears on the start screen and can be started immediately. A programme used in permanent mode can be deleted at any time. Saving a programme as permanent mode ▸... -
Page 48: Favourites
7 Programme options Favourites Up to 10 programmes with or without setting options can be saved as favourites. Pro- grammes saved as favourites appear on the start screen after the «Eco» programme and can be deleted at any time. Creating favourites without setting options This function is suitable for displaying programmes on the start screen that are not displayed on it by default. -
Page 49: Permanently Selecting Setting Options
7 Programme options Using favourites in permanent mode ▸ On the start screen, touch the button repeatedly until the desired favourite appears. ▸ Hold the button for the desired favourite, e.g. , depressed until the buttons appear in the display next to the favourite selected. ▸... -
Page 50: Childproof Lock
7 Programme options Temporarily turning off a permanent setting option ▸ Touch the desired programme, e.g. – The programme selected appears in the display. Intensive 1h15 65° ▸ Touch the button. – A selection of setting options appears in the display. ▸... -
Page 51: All In 1
7 Programme options Deactivating ▸ On the start screen, touch the button repeatedly until the user setting «Childproof lock» appears. ▸ Touch the button. ▸ Touch the button. – The childproof lock is deactivated. All in 1 Activating ▸ On the start screen, touch the button repeatedly until the user setting used «All in 1»... -
Page 52: Ecomanagement
7 Programme options EcoManagement ▸ Touch the button. – The energy and water consumption of the last programme appears in the display. Consumption of last programme 0.8 kWh ▸ Touch the button. – The average energy and water consumption of the last 25 programmes appears in the display. -
Page 53: Zug-Home
– A 6-digit PIN appears in the display of the household appliance. ▸ Enter the 6-digit PIN in the V-ZUG App and confirm the bluetooth pairing request. – The name of the active WLAN/Wi-Fi appears in the V-ZUG App and then you are prompted to enter the WLAN/Wi-Fi password. -
Page 54: User Settings
9 User settings User settings Changing the user settings The user settings can be changed at any time. ▸ On the start screen, touch the button repeatedly until «User settings» appears. ▸ Touch the button. – The user settings menu appears in the display. ▸... - Page 55 9 User settings Rinse agent dosage Selection The rinse agent dosage is automatically ▪ Automatic (factory setting) justed to the load and the water hardness. If ▪ Level 1–12 the drying result is unsatisfactory, the dosage ▪ can be set manually to one of 12 levels.
- Page 56 : Deactivated (factory setting) trieve and change the user settings or retrieve various statistics about your household appli- ances. Further information on V-ZUG-Home and its availability can be found at home.vzug.com. EcoManagement Selection If the user setting is activated, EcoManage- ▪...
- Page 57 9 User settings Emptying the tank in the event of a power Selection failure If the user setting is activated, the storage tank ▪ : Activated is emptied after a power failure even if the Eco ▪ : Deactivated (factory setting) programme was running beforehand.
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Page 58: Care And Maintenance
10 Care and maintenance Care and maintenance 10.1 Cleaning the interior and exterior With frequent use of programmes with low temperatures (under 55 °C) such as the Eco programme make sure to run the Machine care programme every now and again. Cleaning the interior Using the correct dosage of detergent will automatically clean the interior of the appli- ance. -
Page 59: Cleaning The Spray Arms
10 Care and maintenance 10.2 Cleaning the spray arms Upper spray arm ▸ Remove the upper basket. ▸ Release the bayonet fastener 1 in an anti-clockwise direction and remove. ▸ Remove the spray arm 2 from the shaft and rinse well under running water. -
Page 60: Refilling With Regeneration Salt
10 Care and maintenance Risk of cuts to hands Splinters of glass and very sharp bits can get deposited in the pump sump. Wear cut-resistant gloves when cleaning the pump sump. ▸ Remove coarse detritus from the pump sump. ▸ Replace the filter system and turn the fine filter 1 as far as it will go in a clockwise direction. - Page 61 10 Care and maintenance Approximate consumption of regeneration salt The consumption of regeneration salt depends on the hardness of the water supply. The lower the water hardness, the greater the number of wash cycles per kg of regeneration salt. Wash cycles per kg salt °fH °dH 1–5...
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Page 62: Filling With Rinse Agent
10 Care and maintenance 10.5 Filling with rinse agent Never put detergent in the rinse agent reservoir! Wipe away any spilt rinse agent. Risk of foaming. Follow the manufacturer’s safety instructions and warnings. Rinse agent prevents water spotting after final rinsing (rinsing with rinse agent). When the supply of rinse agent is exhausted, the refill indicator flashes and the fol- lowing appears in the display:... -
Page 63: Demo Mode
11 Demo mode Demo mode 11.1 General information The demo mode is a simulation programme where all programmes are carried out without water or heating. The appliance can be fully operated in the demo mode, but it will not wash. Service settings may only be made by qualified personnel. -
Page 64: Switching Off
12 Trouble-shooting 11.3 Switching off ▸ On the start screen, touch the button repeatedly until «User settings» appears. ▸ Touch the button. – The user settings menu appears in the display. ▸ Touch ▸ Touch to deactivate. Service ▸ Enter 6301. ▸... - Page 65 12 Trouble-shooting Display Possible cause Solution ▪ Filter system is not in- ▸ Clean filter system and re-insert cor- serted. rectly. Check filter sys- ▪ Filter system is not fully ▸ Turn the fine filter as far as it will go locked in place.
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Page 66: Other Possible Problems
12 Trouble-shooting Display Possible cause Solution U… / E… ▪ Faulty electrical connec- ▸ Cancel the error message by press- tion. ing the button. ▪ Overvoltage. If the error message persists: ▸ Switch the power supply off for about 1 minute. ▸... -
Page 67: Unsatisfactory Washing Results
12 Trouble-shooting Problem Possible cause Solution The time display ▪ Water softener is being ▸ No action required. freezes for up to 4 flushed through after minutes at the be- the regeneration pro- ginning of the pro- cess. gramme or during ▪... -
Page 68: In The Event Of A Power Failure
12 Trouble-shooting Problem Solution Glassware be- ▸ The glassware is not dishwasher safe. Use glassware that is comes cloudy or dishwasher safe. streaky. The residue cannot be wiped off. There are streaks ▸ Reduce the rinse agent dosage in the user settings (see page and lines on the 54). -
Page 69: Accessories And Spare Parts
13 Accessories and spare parts Accessories and spare parts Please give model designation, model number and type of appliance when ordering parts. «Small» cutlery basket «Large» cutlery basket Rack set for lower basket Set of 4 easy prongs Vario cutlery basket insert set Filter system Racks for upper basket Set of 4 clips for small parts... -
Page 70: Technical Data
14 Technical data Technical data Dimensions SMS 55 SMS 55 EURO 60 EURO 60 Extra height Extra height Appliance height 756 mm 821 mm 756 mm 821 mm (up to panel) Appliance height – 845–893 mm 780–828 mm 845–893 mm (incl. -
Page 71: Product Information In Accordance With Eu Regulation 2019/2017
14 Technical data 14.3 Product information in accordance with EU Regulation 2019/2017 Appliance-specific data is stored in the European Product Database for Energy Labelling (EPREL). To identify the appliance: ▸ scan the QR code on the energy label and follow the link or alternatively ▸... - Page 72 15 Disposal Disposal 15.1 Packaging Never allow children to play with packaging material due to the danger of injury or suffocation. Store the packaging material in a safe location or dispose of it in an environmentally-friendly way. 15.2 Safety Render the appliance unusable to prevent accidents caused by improper use (e.g. through children playing): ▸...
- Page 73 Index Setting duration.......... 46 Demo mode ............63 A messages ..........64, 65 Detergent Aborting Adding ............ 40 Programme ........... 45 Combination .......... 22 Acoustic signal ..........54 Selecting............ 39 All in 1............22, 39 Detergent dispenser......... 11, 40 Activating............ 51 Display ...............
- Page 74 Pre-rinsing ............19 Programme ..........12, 15 German degree of water hardness ....55 Aborting ............ 45 Glasses Duration ............ 15 Energy saving.......... 21 End .............. 45 Glass .............. 18 Interrupting............ 44 Glass holder .......... 31 Selecting............ 42 Loading........... 27, 31 Starting ...........
- Page 75 Upper basket ............ 11 User settings..........12, 54 Adjusting............ 54 Using for the first time........9 Validity..............2 Vario cutlery basket insert....... 37, 69 V-ZUG App ............53 V-ZUG-Home............. 53 Activating............ 56 Warranty claim..........70 Water hardness ..........55 Regeneration salt......... 61 Wine tasting ............
- Page 76 Notes...
- Page 79 Your repair order Call the free service number 0800 850 850 to contact your nearest V-ZUG service centre. You can arrange an on-site visit by us by phone if you wish. General queries, accessories and service agreement V-ZUG will be happy to help you with any general administrative or technical queries, to accept your orders for accessories and spare parts and to inform you about our pro- gressive service agreements.
- Page 80 Open appliance door Load dishes Add detergent Select programme Close appliance door: At end of final drying: programme starts unload dishes 1158504-02 V-ZUG Ltd, Industriestrasse 66, CH-6302 Zug Tel. +41 58 767 67 67 info@vzug.com, www.vzug.com Service Centre: Tel. 0800 850 850...