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- Page 1 MANUAL FOR THE USE AND INSTALLATION OF YOUR DISHWASER...
- Page 3 FOR BETTER AND EASIER UNDERSTANDING OF THIS MANUAL AND DISHWASHER FUNCTIONS KEEP THIS PAGE OPEN AND IT WILL THEN BE EASIER TO FOLLOW.
- Page 4 On/off pilot light. Start/stop button. Other function buttons. Rinse aid level indicator. Salt level indicator. Door handle. Wash-stage visualisor. Salt level regulator. Upper basket. Upper distributor. Lower distributor. Filter. Salt dispenser. Detergent tray. Rinse aid tray. Rinse aid indicator. Salt indicator.
- Page 5 CONTENTS Page Water hardness: ...............27 Wash products:............28-29-30 How to place your crockery correctly:....31-32-33 Important advice: ............34 Starting the dishwasher: ..........35 Programme selection: .............35 Wash programme selection: ........36-37 How to solve problems: ..........38-39...
- Page 6 Here I am, to save you from the washing-up. "Hello! I am your dishwasher. before I start some friendly advice." CAUTION IN HARD WATER AREAS! The water from your tap at home is in perfect condition but be careful, it contains lime, and if we don't keep it under control it could have some harmful effects.
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Page 7: Rinse Aid
DISHWASHING PRODUCTS To ensure I am always in peak working condition too need my own specific washing products. They are: 1. SALT 2. DETERGENT 3. RINSE AID 1. SALT. So that lime does not cause any harmful effects. I was fitted with a Water Softener which takes the lime out of your water and leaves it clean for dishwashing;... - Page 8 • When do I need more salt? Don't worry about it. The indicator on your dishwasher will tell you. • Models with Optical Indicator: This is located in the cap of my salt dispenser The indicator is a green float which in its highest position indicates that I do not need salt.
- Page 9 3. RINSE AID. Cleans and adds brilliance. The principal function of this product is to facilitate drying and prevent water drops being left on the dishes after the wash, while at the same time giving all surfaces a brilliant shine. •...
- Page 10 CORRECT LOADING OF THE DISHES Because you should never play with your food. To ensure good results, it is very important to load the dishes properly in my racks. Each dish should be individually located in either basket with sufficient clearance between each item for water to pass, this will guarantee a perfect wash and save you time and money.
- Page 11 • Loading the dishes in the racks. - In the lower rack. The dirtiest and most resistant dishes, casseroles, oven dishes and plates (load the deep ones on the right and the shallow ones on the left). The dishes should always tilted towards you and make sure that there is sufficient clearance between them so that the water spray can reach and clean them.
- Page 12 Normalised according to EN-50242 Normalised according to EN-50242 (13 silver) (12 silver) Normalised according to EN-50242 Normalised according to EN-50242 (13 silver) (13 silver)
- Page 13 IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATIONS Reading an instruction manual and following its advice takes very little time but is very important for your satisfaction. 1. Recommendations for cleaning. - Clean the wash filter when you see debris accumulating. To take it out turn the handle.Clean it with running water and a brush.
- Page 14 SWITCHING ON Before starting-check the following points. 1. Check that I am plugged into the electricity supply with the correct fuse rating in the plug top (13 Amp). 2. Open the water mains tap.. 3. Check the salt and rinse aid level. 4.
- Page 15 WASH PROGRAM SELECTION PROGRAM CHART 1 BUTTON MODEL PROGRAM PROGRAM DETERG. TEMP. APPLICATIONS Nº TYPE grs. ºC Cold Soaks dishes which are not – – pre-wash to be used immediately For very dirty dishes Intensive 25 + 15 and casseroles Normal For dirty dishes 25 + 5...
- Page 16 PROGRAM CHART 4 BUTTON MODEL ADDI- PROGRAMA PROGRAM DETERG. TEMP. TIONAL APPLICATIONS Nª grs. ºC TYPE BUTTONS Soaks dishes which Cold – – – are not to be used pre-wash immediately For very dirty dishes – Intensive 25 + 15 and casseroles –...
- Page 17 TROUBLE-SHOOTING 1. In spite of everything I do not start. It could be that: The elctricity has been cut off. The plug is not correctly wired and 13 Amp fuse fitted. You have not closed the door You have not pressed the stop/start button. correctly.
- Page 18 3. The dishes do not come out as clean and shining as you expect. You have not used a special You have not filled the You have not loaded the dishwasher detergent. detergent dispenser or have dishes properly. Make sure not closed the detergent cover.
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Page 20: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS ENGLISH Important information ........Unpacking ............Free-standing dishwashers ....... Panellable dishwashers ........Fitting the panels ..........Built-in dishwashers ........... Panelling and adjusting the door ...... Integrated dishwashers ........Water supply connection ........Drainage connection .......... Electrical connections ........ -
Page 21: Important Information
Important information Free-standing dishwashers In order to help install your DISHWASHER, Introduction we have included a series of drawings and Our FREE-STANDING DISHWASHERS have diagrams at the end of this MANUAL.. been designed so taht you can put them on They also provide a detailed list of all the their own, in the most suitable spot. -
Page 22: Fitting The Panels
pliance must stand firmly on the floor and be If you want to put your dishwasher under the kitchen work surface, you have to remove the as perpendicular as possible. top cover by undoing the two screws shown in Level it accordngly. correcting any possible Figure 4 and also remove the counter weight irregularities in the floor. -
Page 23: Integrated Dishwashers
2.- Do not forget to change the adjustable This enables the DISHWASHER height to be feet from Position A to Position B. adjusted up to 870 mm. 3.- Fit the kitchen unit kickstrip, sawing it to the Aligning the control panel (Figure 8) size required (according to Figure 4). -
Page 24: Water Supply Connection
B) If, however, you have increased the height These figures can also be consulted on the of the control panel, match the reference template supplied with the appliance. points marked on the template every 5 Water supply connection mm with the number of spacing pieces fitted to the top edge of the door panel. -
Page 25: Electrical Connection
Electrical connection CHARACTERISTICS PLAQUE located on the side of the Dishwasher door. Our DISHWASHERS can withstand a maxi- If the power cord is damaged, it must be mun intensity of 16A. THE APPLIANCE MUST replaced. It can only be replaced by the BE EARTHED. - Page 29 12/02 V28F001R2/1...