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- Page 1 HGTI6082C14T7735ES HGU6082C14T7735EI User manual Dishwasher Manual/version: 2001-01091 EN 20240321 Semi-integrated/Built in Article no.: 21172263, 66388818 Reproduction, even of ex- cerpts, is not permitted!
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Page EN-2 Table of contents Table of contents Explanation of terms and symbols; Selecting the dishwashing programme . EN-31 definitions ......EN-3 Protecting the environment . -
Page 3: Explanation Of Terms And Symbols; Definitions
Page EN-3 Explanation of terms and symbols; definitions Explanation of terms and symbols; definitions Explanation of symbols Please read through the safety notices and the user manual The following symbols can be found in this user manual. carefully before using the appli- ance. -
Page 4: Safety
Page EN-4 Safety Safety Intended use Risks to children and certain groups of individuals This appliance is designed exclusively for cleaning/rinsing ordinary household quan- WARNING tities of dishes in private households. The maximum number of place settings is 14. Risk of suffocation! The appliance is not suitable for commercial Children can become entangled in the applications or shared use (e.g. - Page 5 Page EN-5 Safety appliance repaired (see “Service” on CAUTION page EN-42). Risk of injury! ■ The appliance corresponds to pro- Children and certain groups of people tection class I and may only be con- have a higher risk of being injured when nected to a socket with a protective handling the appliance.
- Page 6 Page EN-6 Safety ■ In the event of a fault, as well as be- ■ Do not operate the appliance with an fore cleaning or maintenance, pull external timer or a separate remote out the mains plug/switch off or un- control system.
- Page 7 Page EN-7 Safety Risk of injury! Risk of injury! The appliance is heavy and bulky. Im- People may trip over the open appli- proper handling of the appliance may ance door. ■ Note that the door should not be left result in injury.
- Page 8 Page EN-8 Safety pliance. It is not suitable for lighting ist plumber. Have the outlet hose a room. checked regularly for damage or kinks. The door seals are sensitive to oil and grease. Oil and grease can damage the Improper handling of the appliance door seals.
- Page 9 Page EN-9 Safety Risks for built-in appliances Improper handling of the appliance may cause damage to furniture and CAUTION nearby appliances. ■ If you install a microwave over the Risk of injury! appliance, the microwave may be- Improper installation of the appliance come damaged.
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Page 10: Delivery
Page EN-10 Delivery Delivery Package contents 1× Dishwasher *) (34) 1× Filling funnel for dishwasher salt (35) 1× Protective film (36) 2× End profile (37) 2× Cover cap (38) 2× Mounting bracket (39) 5× **) Moulding (40) 2× **) Hook-and-loop strap (41) 2×... -
Page 11: Check Package Contents
Page EN-11 Delivery Check package contents 1. Move the appliance to a suitable place and unpack it (see page EN-12). 2. Remove all parts of the packaging, plastic profiles, tape and foam padding. 3. Check that the delivery is complete. 4. -
Page 12: Installation, Connection And Initial Commissioning
Page EN-12 Installation, connection and initial commissioning Installation, connection and initial commissioning Choosing a suitable location Make sure that the end of the hose is ■ not submerged in the pumped water. Do not extend the outlet hose or re- CAUTION ■... -
Page 13: Connecting The Mains Plug
Page EN-13 Installation, connection and initial commissioning Connecting the mains plug If the water pressure is higher than ■ this, install a pressure reducer. If in WARNING doubt, enquire about the water pres- Risk of electric shock! sure with the water supply company. Faulty electrical installation or excessive Never connect the appliance to the ■... - Page 14 Page EN-14 Installation, connection and initial commissioning Recess dimensions 90° 90° 820 mm Inlet/outlet area and 580 mm electrical connec- 80 mm tion. 100 mm 600 mm • Only install the dishwasher underneath a by hot steam emitted from the dishwasher continuous worktop which is joined to the when the appliance door is left open.
- Page 15 Page EN-15 Installation, connection and initial commissioning 8. To position the dishwasher so that it is lev- el, the two front adjustable feet (31) and the back foot on the appliance can be ad- justed by up to 50 mm. –...
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Page 16: Mounting The Front Panel
Page EN-16 Installation, connection and initial commissioning Mounting the front panel A front panel must only be used for the model (40) with the article number 21172263. 7. Pull the two pairs of hook-and-loop straps You can mount a front panel on the appliance (40) apart. -
Page 17: Adjusting The Appliance Door's Accessibility
Page EN-17 Installation, connection and initial commissioning Adjusting the appliance 12. Lay the supplied drilling template on the reverse side of the front panel in such a door’s accessibility way that the drilling template and the front panel are flush at the top. You can adjust how easy or difficult it is to 13. -
Page 18: Water Hardness
Page EN-18 Installation, connection and initial commissioning Water hardness Setting the water hardness level Do not allow more than 1 minute to elapse between the following steps, otherwise the Determine water hardness setting process will be interrupted. In order to determine the water hardness in 1. -
Page 19: Automatic Regeneration
Page EN-19 Installation, connection and initial commissioning Automatic regeneration Test run In order to make sure that the water soften- It is recommended that you carry out a test ing system works, the water softening sys- run before the first dishwasher cycle in order tem is automatically regenerated at regular to remove residues from the manufacturing intervals. -
Page 20: Controls And Appliance Parts
Page EN-20 Controls and appliance parts Controls and appliance parts (10) (18) (17) (15) (14) (13) (12) (11) (16) (11) , “Start/Pause” button , “Programme indicator” (12) , “Delayed start” button / , "Add dishwasher salt" indicator “button lock” , “Open tap” indicator (13) P, “Programme selection”... - Page 21 Page EN-21 Controls and appliance parts (19) Cutlery rack*) (20) Upper dish rack with spraying (19) arm*) (21) Lower dish rack*) (20) (21) (22) Lower spraying arm (22) (23) Dishwasher salt container (23) (24) Dishwasher detergent dispenser (25) Dishwasher rinse aid dispenser (26) Filter (24)
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Page 22: Dishwasher Detergents, Rinse Aids And Dishwasher Salts
Page EN-22 Dishwasher detergents, rinse aids and dishwasher salts Dishwasher detergents, rinse aids and dishwasher salts Add dishwasher detergent WARNING • Only use dishwasher detergent which is Risk of poisoning! intended specifically for dishwashers. Dishwasher detergents, rinse aids, dish- washer salts and multitabs can be dam- aging to the health. -
Page 23: Adding Rinse Aid
Page EN-23 Dishwasher detergents, rinse aids and dishwasher salts Adding rinse aid 2. For – soiled dishes, pour the entire quantity of dishwasher detergent into the de- NOTICE tergent dispenser. Risk of damage! – heavily soiled dishes, pour approx. 4/5 of the dishwasher detergent into the Excessive rinse aid can lead to increased dishwasher detergent dispenser. -
Page 24: Adding Dishwasher Salt
Page EN-24 Dishwasher detergents, rinse aids and dishwasher salts 1. Open the cover of rinse aid dispenser 1. Switch on the appliance using the but- (25). ton (18). 2. Press the P button (13) for 5 seconds within 60 seconds of switching on the ap- pliance. - Page 25 Page EN-25 Dishwasher detergents, rinse aids and dishwasher salts Add dishwasher salt: – prior to using the dishwasher for the first time, – when the indicator (2) lights up. (23) 1. Remove the lower dish rack (21). 2. Turn the cover of the dishwasher salt dis- penser (23) in an anticlockwise direction and remove it.
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Page 26: Loading The Dishwasher
Page EN-26 Loading the dishwasher Loading the dishwasher • Remove large and stuck-on scraps of WARNING food from the dishes so that the sieve and Risk of injury! filter do not become blocked. • Soak dishes with dried-on or burnt-on Knives and other pointed or sharp- foods in water before placing them in the edged objects can cause injuries. -
Page 27: Cutlery Rack
Page EN-27 Loading the dishwasher Cutlery rack The cutlery rack (19) is configurable. The right-hand cutlery grid can be an- gled, straightened, slid over the left-hand cutlery grid or removed. In the basic config- uration, the cutlery grid is slanted to allow the cutlery to drain better. -
Page 28: Upper Dish Rack
Page EN-28 Loading the dishwasher Upper dish rack Changing the height of the The upper dish rack (20) is intended for small upper dish rack and medium-sized dishes such as glasses, coffee and tea cups, sauce boats, saucers, Larger dishes in the lower dish rack (21) can dessert plates, etc. -
Page 29: Lower Dish Rack
Page EN-29 Loading the dishwasher Lower dish rack The lower dish rack (21) is intended for large dishes such as plates, bowls, saucepans and frying pans. If you wish to put saucepans and fry- ing pans in the dish rack instead of plates you can fold the rear spikes inwards. -
Page 30: Programme Table
Page EN-30 Programme table Programme table Select the desired programme using this table. Programme overview Programme sequence Consumption Automatic programme: For 0.850 slightly to heavily soiled ● 55–65/ ● ● ●● ● 4/18 – – – dishes with or without dried- 50–55 18.0 1.550... -
Page 31: Dishwasher Operation
Page EN-31 Dishwasher operation Dishwasher operation Before getting started 2. Press the P button (13) repeatedly until the desired programme indicator (1) and • Read chapter “Safety” from page EN-4, in programme duration (6) are shown on the particular the safety instructions. display. -
Page 32: Quick Wash
Page EN-32 Programme table Dishwasher operation Quick wash Automatic door opening can be deactivated. However, this can impact the drying effect and can change the energy consumption. • To deactivate the “Automatic door open- ing” mode, touch the button (16). indicator (8) will go out. -
Page 33: Starting The Dishwashing Programme
Dishwasher operation Page EN-33 Programme table Unloading the dishwasher The wash cycle normally starts as soon as you press the button (11). If you want the cycle to begin later, you can CAUTION specify this. The start time can be delayed Risk of scalding! between 1 and 24 hours. -
Page 34: Changing The Dishwashing Programme
Page EN-34 Programme table Dishwasher operation 2. Leave the appliance door open slightly so The remaining duration indicator (6) will that the inside can cool off and dry. remain illuminated. 2. If required, add extra dishwasher detergent. 3. Press and hold the P button (13) until the If no further settings are made, the appliance programme indicators (1) go out and the re- will automatically switch off after 15 minutes. -
Page 35: Key Lock
Dishwasher operation Page EN-35 Programme table Interior light 1. Press the button (11) to interrupt the dishwashing programme. The LED next to the programme symbol WARNING will now remain illuminated. Risk of electric shock! 2. Open the appliance door slightly and wait until both spraying arms have come to a Touching live parts may result in severe standstill. -
Page 36: Care And Maintenance
Page EN-36 Care and maintenance Care and maintenance Cleaning the front of the Checking and cleaning the appliance and the door seal filters WARNING NOTICE Risk of electric shock! Risk of damage to property! Improper use of this appliance may Using the appliance without the fil- lead to electric shocks. -
Page 37: Checking And Cleaning The Spraying Arm And Spray Nozzles
Page EN-37 Care and maintenance Checking and cleaning the Complete cleaning spraying arm and spray In well-stocked supermarkets and drugstores, you will find special dishwasher cleaning nozzles products. Cleaning the appliance using these The spray nozzles and the nozzles in the products takes place when the dishwasher is spraying arm may calcify or become dirty due empty and is very intensive. -
Page 38: Troubleshooting Table
Page EN-38 Troubleshooting table Troubleshooting table Malfunctions can occur in all electrical appliances. This does not necessarily mean there is a defect in the appliance. For this reason, please check the tables to see if you can correct the malfunction. NOTICE WARNING Risk of damage to property! -
Page 39: The Dishwashing Results Are Not Satisfactory
Page EN-39 Troubleshooting table Problem Possible cause Solution The dishwasher salt is Stir the dishwasher salt using the The indicator (2) is clumpy. end of a spoon or similar. illuminated although dishwasher salt has been added. The water is not There is a kink in the inlet Arrange the inlet hose properly so running or it is running... -
Page 40: Error Indicators
Page EN-40 Troubleshooting table Problem Possible cause Solution The dishes are not There are food scraps which Soak dirty dishes prior to washing completely clean. are encrusted onto the the dishes. dishes. The dishes have not been Stack the dishes in such a way stacked optimally. - Page 41 Page EN-41 Troubleshooting table Code Solution Malfunction of the Have the appliance examined and repaired. washing control system : Failure of communication between Have the appliance examined and repaired. main circuit board and display circuit board...
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Page 42: Service
Damage resulting from non-compliance with this manual unfortunately cannot be recognised. In order for us to help you quickly, please tell us: Name of appliance Colour Model Order number hanseatic Inox HGTI6082C14T7735ES 21172263 Semi integrated dishwasher hanseatic Inox HGU6082C14T7735EI 66388818 Built-in dishwasher... -
Page 43: Waste Prevention, Free Return And Disposal
Page EN-43 Waste prevention, free return and disposal Waste prevention, free return and disposal Waste prevention Disposal According to the provisions of Directive 2008/98/EC, waste prevention measures al- Disposing of old electrical devices ways take priority over waste management. in an environmentally friendly For electrical and electronic devices, waste manner prevention measures include extending the... - Page 44 Page EN-44 Service Waste prevention, free return and disposal Packaging or borough or to a retailer, so that they can be disposed of in an environmentally friendly Our packaging is made of environ- manner and so that valuable resources (e.g. mentally friendly, recyclable mate- cobalt, nickel or copper) can be recovered.
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Page 45: Appendix
The model Identifier of your device can be found under Technical specifications and on the type plate. Technical specifications Technical specifications HGTI6082C14T7735ES Model identifier HGU6082C14T7735EI Supply voltage / frequency / fuse 220-240 V / 50 Hz / 10 A... - Page 46 HGTI6082C14T7735ES HGU6082C14T7735EI User manual Dishwasher Manual/version: 2001-01091 EN 20240321 Semi-integrated/Built in Article no.: 21172263, 66388818 Reproduction, even of ex- cerpts, is not permitted!
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Page 47: You Will Find Information On "Installation, Connection And Ini
Page EN-2 Table of contents Table of contents Explanation of terms and symbols; Selecting the dishwashing programme . EN-31 definitions ......EN-3 Protecting the environment . -
Page 48: Explanation Of Terms And Symbols; Definitions
Page EN-3 Explanation of terms and symbols; definitions Explanation of terms and symbols; definitions Explanation of symbols Please read through the safety notices and the user manual The following symbols can be found in this user manual. carefully before using the appli- ance. -
Page 49: Safety
Page EN-4 Safety Safety Intended use Risks to children and certain groups of individuals This appliance is designed exclusively for cleaning/rinsing ordinary household quan- WARNING tities of dishes in private households. The maximum number of place settings is 14. Risk of suffocation! The appliance is not suitable for commercial Children can become entangled in the applications or shared use (e.g. - Page 50 Page EN-5 Safety appliance repaired (see “Service” on CAUTION page EN-42). Risk of injury! ■ The appliance corresponds to pro- Children and certain groups of people tection class I and may only be con- have a higher risk of being injured when nected to a socket with a protective handling the appliance.
- Page 51 Page EN-6 Safety ■ In the event of a fault, as well as be- ■ Do not operate the appliance with an fore cleaning or maintenance, pull external timer or a separate remote out the mains plug/switch off or un- control system.
- Page 52 Page EN-7 Safety Risk of injury! Risk of injury! The appliance is heavy and bulky. Im- People may trip over the open appli- proper handling of the appliance may ance door. ■ Note that the door should not be left result in injury.
- Page 53 Page EN-8 Safety pliance. It is not suitable for lighting ist plumber. Have the outlet hose a room. checked regularly for damage or kinks. The door seals are sensitive to oil and grease. Oil and grease can damage the Improper handling of the appliance door seals.
- Page 54 Page EN-9 Safety Risks for built-in appliances Improper handling of the appliance may cause damage to furniture and CAUTION nearby appliances. ■ If you install a microwave over the Risk of injury! appliance, the microwave may be- Improper installation of the appliance come damaged.
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Page 55: Delivery
Page EN-10 Delivery Delivery Package contents 1× Dishwasher *) (34) 1× Filling funnel for dishwasher salt (35) 1× Protective film (36) 2× End profile (37) 2× Cover cap (38) 2× Mounting bracket (39) 5× **) Moulding (40) 2× **) Hook-and-loop strap (41) 2×... -
Page 56: Check Package Contents
Page EN-11 Delivery Check package contents 1. Move the appliance to a suitable place and unpack it (see page EN-12). 2. Remove all parts of the packaging, plastic profiles, tape and foam padding. 3. Check that the delivery is complete. 4. -
Page 57: Installation, Connection And Initial Commissioning
Page EN-12 Installation, connection and initial commissioning Installation, connection and initial commissioning Choosing a suitable location Make sure that the end of the hose is ■ not submerged in the pumped water. Do not extend the outlet hose or re- CAUTION ■... -
Page 58: Connecting The Mains Plug
Page EN-13 Installation, connection and initial commissioning Connecting the mains plug If the water pressure is higher than ■ this, install a pressure reducer. If in WARNING doubt, enquire about the water pres- Risk of electric shock! sure with the water supply company. Faulty electrical installation or excessive Never connect the appliance to the ■... - Page 59 Page EN-14 Installation, connection and initial commissioning Recess dimensions 90° 90° 820 mm Inlet/outlet area and 580 mm electrical connec- 80 mm tion. 100 mm 600 mm • Only install the dishwasher underneath a by hot steam emitted from the dishwasher continuous worktop which is joined to the when the appliance door is left open.
- Page 60 Page EN-15 Installation, connection and initial commissioning 8. To position the dishwasher so that it is lev- el, the two front adjustable feet (31) and the back foot on the appliance can be ad- justed by up to 50 mm. –...
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Page 61: Mounting The Front Panel
Page EN-16 Installation, connection and initial commissioning Mounting the front panel A front panel must only be used for the model (40) with the article number 21172263. 7. Pull the two pairs of hook-and-loop straps You can mount a front panel on the appliance (40) apart. -
Page 62: Adjusting The Appliance Door's Accessibility
Page EN-17 Installation, connection and initial commissioning Adjusting the appliance 12. Lay the supplied drilling template on the reverse side of the front panel in such a door’s accessibility way that the drilling template and the front panel are flush at the top. You can adjust how easy or difficult it is to 13. -
Page 63: Water Hardness
Page EN-18 Installation, connection and initial commissioning Water hardness Setting the water hardness level Do not allow more than 1 minute to elapse between the following steps, otherwise the Determine water hardness setting process will be interrupted. In order to determine the water hardness in 1. -
Page 64: Automatic Regeneration
Page EN-19 Installation, connection and initial commissioning Automatic regeneration Test run In order to make sure that the water soften- It is recommended that you carry out a test ing system works, the water softening sys- run before the first dishwasher cycle in order tem is automatically regenerated at regular to remove residues from the manufacturing intervals. -
Page 65: Controls And Appliance Parts
Page EN-20 Controls and appliance parts Controls and appliance parts (10) (18) (17) (15) (14) (13) (12) (11) (16) (11) , “Start/Pause” button , “Programme indicator” (12) , “Delayed start” button / , "Add dishwasher salt" indicator “button lock” , “Open tap” indicator (13) P, “Programme selection”... - Page 66 Page EN-21 Controls and appliance parts (19) Cutlery rack*) (20) Upper dish rack with spraying (19) arm*) (21) Lower dish rack*) (20) (21) (22) Lower spraying arm (22) (23) Dishwasher salt container (23) (24) Dishwasher detergent dispenser (25) Dishwasher rinse aid dispenser (26) Filter (24)
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Page 67: Dishwasher Detergents, Rinse Aids And Dishwasher Salts
Page EN-22 Dishwasher detergents, rinse aids and dishwasher salts Dishwasher detergents, rinse aids and dishwasher salts Add dishwasher detergent WARNING • Only use dishwasher detergent which is Risk of poisoning! intended specifically for dishwashers. Dishwasher detergents, rinse aids, dish- washer salts and multitabs can be dam- aging to the health. -
Page 68: Adding Rinse Aid
Page EN-23 Dishwasher detergents, rinse aids and dishwasher salts Adding rinse aid 2. For – soiled dishes, pour the entire quantity of dishwasher detergent into the de- NOTICE tergent dispenser. Risk of damage! – heavily soiled dishes, pour approx. 4/5 of the dishwasher detergent into the Excessive rinse aid can lead to increased dishwasher detergent dispenser. -
Page 69: Adding Dishwasher Salt
Page EN-24 Dishwasher detergents, rinse aids and dishwasher salts 1. Open the cover of rinse aid dispenser 1. Switch on the appliance using the but- (25). ton (18). 2. Press the P button (13) for 5 seconds within 60 seconds of switching on the ap- pliance. - Page 70 Page EN-25 Dishwasher detergents, rinse aids and dishwasher salts Add dishwasher salt: – prior to using the dishwasher for the first time, – when the indicator (2) lights up. (23) 1. Remove the lower dish rack (21). 2. Turn the cover of the dishwasher salt dis- penser (23) in an anticlockwise direction and remove it.
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Page 71: Loading The Dishwasher
Page EN-26 Loading the dishwasher Loading the dishwasher • Remove large and stuck-on scraps of WARNING food from the dishes so that the sieve and Risk of injury! filter do not become blocked. • Soak dishes with dried-on or burnt-on Knives and other pointed or sharp- foods in water before placing them in the edged objects can cause injuries. -
Page 72: Cutlery Rack
Page EN-27 Loading the dishwasher Cutlery rack The cutlery rack (19) is configurable. The right-hand cutlery grid can be an- gled, straightened, slid over the left-hand cutlery grid or removed. In the basic config- uration, the cutlery grid is slanted to allow the cutlery to drain better. -
Page 73: Upper Dish Rack
Page EN-28 Loading the dishwasher Upper dish rack Changing the height of the The upper dish rack (20) is intended for small upper dish rack and medium-sized dishes such as glasses, coffee and tea cups, sauce boats, saucers, Larger dishes in the lower dish rack (21) can dessert plates, etc. -
Page 74: Lower Dish Rack
Page EN-29 Loading the dishwasher Lower dish rack The lower dish rack (21) is intended for large dishes such as plates, bowls, saucepans and frying pans. If you wish to put saucepans and fry- ing pans in the dish rack instead of plates you can fold the rear spikes inwards. -
Page 75: Programme Table
Page EN-30 Programme table Programme table Select the desired programme using this table. Programme overview Programme sequence Consumption Automatic programme: For 0.850 slightly to heavily soiled ● 55–65/ ● ● ●● ● 4/18 – – – dishes with or without dried- 50–55 18.0 1.550... -
Page 76: Dishwasher Operation
Page EN-31 Dishwasher operation Dishwasher operation Before getting started 2. Press the P button (13) repeatedly until the desired programme indicator (1) and • Read chapter “Safety” from page EN-4, in programme duration (6) are shown on the particular the safety instructions. display. -
Page 77: Quick Wash
Page EN-32 Programme table Dishwasher operation Quick wash Automatic door opening can be deactivated. However, this can impact the drying effect and can change the energy consumption. • To deactivate the “Automatic door open- ing” mode, touch the button (16). indicator (8) will go out. -
Page 78: Starting The Dishwashing Programme
Dishwasher operation Page EN-33 Programme table Unloading the dishwasher The wash cycle normally starts as soon as you press the button (11). If you want the cycle to begin later, you can CAUTION specify this. The start time can be delayed Risk of scalding! between 1 and 24 hours. -
Page 79: Changing The Dishwashing Programme
Page EN-34 Programme table Dishwasher operation 2. Leave the appliance door open slightly so The remaining duration indicator (6) will that the inside can cool off and dry. remain illuminated. 2. If required, add extra dishwasher detergent. 3. Press and hold the P button (13) until the If no further settings are made, the appliance programme indicators (1) go out and the re- will automatically switch off after 15 minutes. -
Page 80: Key Lock
Dishwasher operation Page EN-35 Programme table Interior light 1. Press the button (11) to interrupt the dishwashing programme. The LED next to the programme symbol WARNING will now remain illuminated. Risk of electric shock! 2. Open the appliance door slightly and wait until both spraying arms have come to a Touching live parts may result in severe standstill. -
Page 81: Care And Maintenance
Page EN-36 Care and maintenance Care and maintenance Cleaning the front of the Checking and cleaning the appliance and the door seal filters WARNING NOTICE Risk of electric shock! Risk of damage to property! Improper use of this appliance may Using the appliance without the fil- lead to electric shocks. -
Page 82: Checking And Cleaning The Spraying Arm And Spray Nozzles
Page EN-37 Care and maintenance Checking and cleaning the Complete cleaning spraying arm and spray In well-stocked supermarkets and drugstores, you will find special dishwasher cleaning nozzles products. Cleaning the appliance using these The spray nozzles and the nozzles in the products takes place when the dishwasher is spraying arm may calcify or become dirty due empty and is very intensive. -
Page 83: Troubleshooting Table
Page EN-38 Troubleshooting table Troubleshooting table Malfunctions can occur in all electrical appliances. This does not necessarily mean there is a defect in the appliance. For this reason, please check the tables to see if you can correct the malfunction. NOTICE WARNING Risk of damage to property! -
Page 84: The Dishwashing Results Are Not Satisfactory
Page EN-39 Troubleshooting table Problem Possible cause Solution The dishwasher salt is Stir the dishwasher salt using the The indicator (2) is clumpy. end of a spoon or similar. illuminated although dishwasher salt has been added. The water is not There is a kink in the inlet Arrange the inlet hose properly so running or it is running... -
Page 85: Error Indicators
Page EN-40 Troubleshooting table Problem Possible cause Solution The dishes are not There are food scraps which Soak dirty dishes prior to washing completely clean. are encrusted onto the the dishes. dishes. The dishes have not been Stack the dishes in such a way stacked optimally. - Page 86 Page EN-41 Troubleshooting table Code Solution Malfunction of the Have the appliance examined and repaired. washing control system : Failure of communication between Have the appliance examined and repaired. main circuit board and display circuit board...
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Page 87: Service
Damage resulting from non-compliance with this manual unfortunately cannot be recognised. In order for us to help you quickly, please tell us: Name of appliance Colour Model Order number hanseatic Inox HGTI6082C14T7735ES 21172263 Semi integrated dishwasher hanseatic Inox HGU6082C14T7735EI 66388818 Built-in dishwasher... -
Page 88: Waste Prevention, Free Return And Disposal
Page EN-43 Waste prevention, free return and disposal Waste prevention, free return and disposal Waste prevention Disposal According to the provisions of Directive 2008/98/EC, waste prevention measures al- Disposing of old electrical devices ways take priority over waste management. in an environmentally friendly For electrical and electronic devices, waste manner prevention measures include extending the... - Page 89 Page EN-44 Service Waste prevention, free return and disposal Packaging or borough or to a retailer, so that they can be disposed of in an environmentally friendly Our packaging is made of environ- manner and so that valuable resources (e.g. mentally friendly, recyclable mate- cobalt, nickel or copper) can be recovered.
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Page 90: Appendix
The model Identifier of your device can be found under Technical specifications and on the type plate. Technical specifications Technical specifications HGTI6082C14T7735ES Model identifier HGU6082C14T7735EI Supply voltage / frequency / fuse 220-240 V / 50 Hz / 10 A...
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