Smeg STX4-2 Instructions for Installation and Use
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1. Lavastoviglie Dishwasher Lave vaisselle Geschirrsp ler Lavavajillas Istruzioni per Pinstallazione e Puso Instructions for installation and use Instructions pour l installation et Pemploi Informationen f r Installation und Gebrauch Instrucciones para la instalaci n y el uso DISHWASHER Instructions for installation and use Dear Customer Thank you for choosing this fine dishwasher Before using the appliance read the manual carefully The information in the manual is important in relation to safety correct operation installation and maintenance of the appliance If you encounter problems with the appliance read chapter k Troubleshooting In most cases you will be able to solve the problem yourself without incurring unnecessary expense by calling After Sales Service Keep the manual safe for future consultation In the event of change of ownership make sure the manual accompanies the appliance Technical data Width 45 cm Depth 60 cm Height min Free standing 85 cm Build under 82 cm Clearance with open door 116 cm Capacity 9 standard place settings Water supply pressure Min 30 Max 1000 Kpa min 0 3 max 10 bar Power supply voltage 230 V 50 Hz Heating element power 2050 W Total power consumption 2200 W Fuse 10A This manual is printed on recycled paper 35 a b c d e n 9 h k n Intended use At the time of delivery At the time o2. dF 3 lt 34 dH 60 dF 4 lt 46 dH 80 dF 5 lt 58 dH 100 dF DEALING WITH MALFUNCTIONS The electronic control system is capable of detecting and signalling a series of possible dishwasher malfunctions Therefore before calling the After Sales Service users are advised to consult the list below and in all cases to make a note of the error message Alarm E2 The system which limits the water level inside the dishwasher Safety Level has been tripped Since this might be a temporary fault try reprogramming the machine If the malfunction persists call the After Sales Service Alam E3 The dishwasher is not able to heat the washing water correctly To establish the cause of the fault call the After Sales Service Alarm E4 The temperature monitoring system has faildes Switch off the dishwasher switch it back on and restart a washing programme If the alarm appears again call the After Sales Service specifyng the number of the error Alarm ES The dishwasher is not able to take in water Check that a the water cock is open b the filter in the filler pipe is not blocked c there are no restrictions in the filler pipe After making these checks close the door The washing programme will restart from the point where it was interrupted If this is not sufficient set the water supply pressure on the low value using the procedure described previously If the ala
3. to eliminate any such risks Plastic parts of the appliance are marked with special lettering to assist with sorted waste collection in line with environmental protection requirements Consign the obsolete appliance to your nearest recyclabe material collection centre or to your dealer The dishwasher must be installed in a perfectly horizontal position on a structurally sound floor The appliance is equipped with adjustable feet so that it can be made perfectly level and stable Correct closing of the door is only assured if the appliance is perfectly Jevel Warning If the appliance is to be installed on a carpeted floor ensure that the ventilation openings in the base are not obstructed Some built under models are equipped with just one foot at the rear instead of two which can be adjusted by means of a screw under the front of the appliance This allows the position to be adjusted even after the appliance has been installed under the kitchen worktop Make sure there are no kinks in the water supply and drain hoses and that the electrical power cord is not distorted The sides and rear panel of the appliance may be placed in direct contact with adjacent units or walls The water filler and drain hoses can be turned to the right or left in accordance with the installation requirements After positioning the hoses make sure they are not leaking and that they are not crushed or kinked For the
4. declines all liability for the consequences of incorrect or improper use of the appliance gt The dishwasher must be installed and connected in accordance with the instructions provided by the manufacturer or by qualified technicians who must also carry out any necessary modifications to your domestic electrical and water system See point b Installation gt For reasons of safety this appliance must not be modified in any way At the time of delivery gt Do not use appliances damaged in transit Never connect a damaged appliance to the electrical and or water supplies If in doubt consult your dealer Atthe time of installation gt Before switching on the appliance make sure that the mains voltage and frequency in your home correspond to the values shown on the appliance in the tank gt Do not use extension leads gt If the power socket to which the appliance is to be connected is not compatible with the plug replace the plug with another of suitable type rather than using adapters or multiple plugs which migth cause overheating or burns gt Ensure that the appliance is not resting on the power cord or on the water supply and or drain hoses Important notes gt Models with TOTAL AQUASTOP system if the appliance is leaking this device shuts off the water supply and switches off the dishwasher This system prevents the room from flooding If the device is tripped you will need to c
5. during the wash cycle you must wait at least 1 min with the door ajar before starting the dishwasher again Deleting Changing the programme To abort a programme in progress simply select programme PO When the door is closed the dishwasher will force an early end to the programme To change a programme already in progress simply set the new number corresponding to the programme desired When the door is closed the dishwasher will automatically start the new programme Programme delay Allows the start of washing programmes to be delayed by from a minimum of 1 hour to a maximum of 9 This allows you to operate the dishwasher during the hours prefer When the programme delay button is pressed the display first shows the duration of the program and then the number of hours 9 8 1 of delay required before the dishwasher starts The clock symbol remains until the program begins while the number of hours disappears automatically if the keypad is not touched for five seconds or if any button other than program delay is pressed To see how many hours are left before the programme starts simply press the corresponding button once Economy programme selection This button can be pressed to reduce the themperatures in programmes higher than number 3 allowing a significant electricity saving and reducing the duration of the washing cycle IMPORTANT You can turn off the tap at the end of the washi
6. if available or in any event the least intensive of the available programs Decorated dishes modern decorated dishes are generally completely dishwasher proof although in some cases colours can fade after a large number of washes If you are in doubt wash one or two items repeatedly over a period of about one month and then check the results Caution m Do not wash dishes soiled with ash wax lubricating oil or paint Loading the dishwasher is easier if you start from the bottom basket Loading the bottom basket The bottom basket is designed to hold larger dishes with the toughest dirt In some models the bottom basket is equipped with tip up supports fig 9 thet allow the available space to be used more efficiently f LOADING THE DISHWASHER 1 Pull out the bottom basket completely 2Arrange the dishes flat plates soup plates dessert bowls pots and pans Example of how load the dishwasher fig 10a 10b AS Important Do not put particularly long utensils such as ladles or kitchen knives in the cutlery basket or they will interfere with the top spray arm These items should be placed in the top basket CS Loading top basket The top basket is intended to hold small and medium size items such as glasses cups bowls and side plates arranged in the racks Some models are equipped with a pair of lift up racks on the left hand side fig 11 for small bowls and other ite
7. maximum stability install build under appliances or integrated appliances exclusively under a continuous worktops that is fastened to the adjacent kitchen units If the dishwasher is installed next to a gas or coal stove interpose a heat insulating panel between the two appliances Connection to the water supply The appliance can be supplied with cold water or hot water 60 C max from a centralised heating system In the latter case the washing program will be a few minutes shorter and the wash will be slightly less effective The connection to the tap is made in exactly the same way as for the cold water supply Make sure that the water supply pressure is within the tolerance range shown in the technical data If the water pipes are new or if they have been in disuse for a prolonged period before making the connection allow the water to run into a container for a while to make sure it is clear and does not contain debris If you do not take this precaution sand or rust deposits may Clog the water inlet and damage the aplliance Connect the water intake hose to a tap with a 3 4 gas thread interposing the supplied strainer A fig 1 from the accessories bag Tighten the locking ring fully to prevent leaks On models equipped with the AQUASTOP device the intake hose is already equipped with a filter Do not kink or crush the hose or the water supply will be restricted with the risk of damage to the applianc
8. Bottom spray arm 11 Water softener adjustment device fig 3 11 8 7 I a 3 i 2 4 fpoxs d HAS 6 7 8 910 ON button PROGRAMME SELECTION button DELAYED START selection button ECONOMY PROGRAMME selection button Information display Indicates the programme selected delayed start alarms Indicates that a delay has been set before the start of the programme No rinse aid warning light No regenerating salt waming light 0 Indicates that an economy programme has been selected VRNDARGSN 45 d PROGRAM TABLE lt d PROGRAM TABLE NT Cycle Load Type Pron Wa a a aso a een detergent ine ums T 1 SOAK Freiminary rising of dies vs no 3 No No NO NO TT DELICATE Dishes with ight dir glasses cops no asc ves No ssc ws T CRYSTAL Delat china or glassware which cannot N sv Y res withstand high washing temperatures Small non SE ABS fied food remains which do nat contain starch 3 RAPID Dishes with light or medium dix withnodred NO 45 C z YES ve oe Je residues or starches TT NORMAL Distes wit normal an wit diedrendues of fools ves 65 C ves no we comaining starches TT DALY pies with normal dir without driedresdues er NO 0 No ee starches s Bio Dishes with ight din with d
9. ainer opening 49 PREPARATION BEFORE USING THE APPLIA THE Je oe eee IMPORTANT The salt container must be filled when the No Salt warning light illuminates on the front panel always top up the container before a wash so that any overflowing salt solution will be removed immediately by the water In the solution is allowed to remain inside the tank it might cause corrosion After filling the salt container the warning light will switch off either immediately or after one or two wash cycles If your appliance does not have a No Salt warning light consider that in areas of medium water hardness the container must be filled approximately every 15 washing cycles excluding the soak program ED Adding rinse aid Rinse aid is dispensed automatically during the final rinse from the rinse aid dispenser on the inside of the door fig 5 Rinse aid speeds up the drying phase and prevents the formation of stains and scale deposits on the dishes WARNING wm Use only a reputable brand of rinse aid for dishwashers mi If you inadvertently fill the rinse aid dispenser with detergent including liquid detergent it will be damaged Open the door e Rotate the rinse aid dispenser lid anti clockwise by 1 4 of a turn and extract it fig 6 e PREPARATION BEFORE NG qu APPLIANCE FOR THE e Pour in rinse aid until the container is full approx 14000 Optical level indicator D located next
10. all a qualified technician to find and repair the fault In models with AQUASTOP the water intake hose features an enclosure containing two solenoid valves while the hose itself contains electrical wiring Do not cut the water intake hose or immerse the enclosure in water If the hose is damaged disconnect the appliance from the electrical power supply gt In the event of malfunctions or maintenance work turn off the water supply tap and then disconnect the appliance from the electrical power supply To unplug the appliance grip the body of the plug and pull do not unplug the appliance by pulling the power cord The appliance must be used exclusively by adults Detergents are harmful to the eyes mouth an throat and can cause death throug suffocation Keep children away from detergents and the dishwasher children must not be allowed to play with the appliance Residual water in the dishwasher at the end off the washing program is not drinkable Do not drink or use this water because it may contain traces of detergent Leaning or sitting on the open door of the dishwasher may cause it to tip over if the appliance is built under a worktop damage to the door and kitchen units will result Do not introduce solvents such as alcohol or turpentine into the dishwasher tank risk of explosion Never place plastic dishes on the heating element they might melt The heating element will remain hot for some tim
11. dispenser before each wash cycle and is dispensed automatically do not add detergent before running a SOAK program which does not use detergent 51 PREPARATIONS BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE FOR THE 2 FIRST TIME a e If a detergent in tablet form is used the tablets may be placed in the detergent dispenser or in the cutlery basket In the later case still close the door of the detergent dispenser However it is preferable to place the tablet in the dispenser so that all the detergent is used in the wash If insufficient detergent is added the dirt will not be completely eliminated excessive detergent does not increase the effectiveness of the wash but is wasteful and may cause foam and pollution DETERGENT INFORMATION There are various types of dishwasher detergents available in the shops in liquid powder or tablet form and with different chemical compositions 1 containing phosphates 2 phosphate free with natural enzymes For environmental protection reasons we recommend the use of phosphate and chlorine free detergents 1 Detergents containing phosphates are more effective at removing fat and starch at temperatures above 60 C 2 Enzymatic detergents are effective at lower temperatures from 40 C to 55 C because of their biological action and they are also more biodegradable Enzymatic detergents therefore give the same washing results at low temperatures as those obtainable with t
12. e 41 The connection at the appliance end of the water intake hose is adjustable on models not equipped with AQUASTOP proceed as follows loosen the locking ring turn the hose in the direction you require tighten the locking ring fully and check for leaks Drain connection The drain connection can be made in various ways f to a sink drain siphon to a drain pipe with vent of at least 4 cm in diameter by fitting the drain hose in the plastic support and hooking it over the side of a sink The plastic support serves to create a curved shape at the end of the hose so that it engages properly with the edge of the sink Warning Make sure the drain hose is properly secured to the sink to avoid the risk of it becoming disengaged and falling The plastic curve features a hole for a cord so that it can be tied to the wall or to the tap etc so that it cannot become accidentally detached from the sink fig 2 42 Irrespective of the solution you choose make sure that the end of the drain hose is between 30cm and 100cm from the floor fig 2a If necessary you can use a drain extension hose of up to 3 metres in length In this case the extension must be installed horizontally and the maximum permissible drain height is reduced from 100cm to 85cm Electrical connection Before connecting the appliance to the electrical supply refer to the safe
13. e after the end of a wash cycle Do not touch the heating element Risk of burns 39 a SAFETY INSTRUCTION AND INFORMATION Never touch or operate the appliance with wet hands or bare feet Knives and cutlery receive a better wash if placed in the basket with their handles pointing down however handles may be left pointing upward to avoid injury by tips or blades Do not leave the appliance door open unnecessarily risk of tripping and falling Built under models must be installed in accordance with the relative instructions Disposal Disposing of packing materials In line with our environmental policies the packing materials are recyclabe and have been limited to the absolute minimum these materials cardboard plastic bags polystirene etc must be kept out of reach of children as they are a potential source of danger Recovery and recycling of packing materials helps to conserve natural resources and reduce waste Consign the packing materials to a sorted waste collection point Your local town or city council offices will give you the address of your nearest collection centre Disposing of obsolete appliances Once taken out of use an obsolete appliance must be rendered unusable Disconnect the plug from the socket and then cut off the mains power cord Take measures on parts of the appliance such as locks doors etc which might be dangerous for children if used during play
14. e water pipes Now reconnect the water intake hose e Insert the appliance plug into the power socket n AFTER SALES SERVICE If you unable to eliminate minor defects see point k Trubleshooting call After Sales Service Only skilled personnel are authorized to carry out repair work on the appliance Incorrectiy executed repairs may represent a hazard for the user If the appliance needs repairing consult the After sales service or your dealer 67
15. f installation Disposal Disposing of packing materials Disposing of obsolete appliances Installation Water supply connection Drain connection Electrical connection Description of the appliance Inside the tank Rear panel Front panel Program Table Preparations before using the appliance for the first time Adjusting the water softener Filling the salt container Filling the rinse aid dispenser Rinse aid dosage adjustment Filling the detergent dispenser Detergent dispenser Loading the dishwasher Items that are not dishwasher proof Loading the bottom basket Loading the top basket Adjusting the top basket Switching the dishwasher off and on Setting the programme Deleting Changing programme Programme delay Additional functions Dealing with malfunctions Cleaning and maintenance Cleaning the water intake strainer Cleaning the spray arms Cleaning the tank Cleaning the filter unit Troubleshooting Prolonged disuse After sales service CONTENTS Safety instructions and information 4 46 48 37 _ a SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION This dishwasher complies with the latest technical requirements for safety in home appliances Make sure you observe the following prescriptions Intended use gt The appliance must only be used for household purposes and for the functions for which it was designed Do not attempt to wash items other than normal household utensils The manufacturer
16. he tank The tank and the seals should be cleaned periodically once or twice year to remove any dirt deposited using a soft cloth and water Orbital spray arm This appliance is equipped with a double orbital type bottom spray arm designed to give enhanced washing results by ensuryng thet the jets of water reach the most inaccessible comers of the tank To clean the orbital spray arm Remove the longer section F by pulling upwards now disassemble the sorter section G Fig 17 62 DCLEANING AND MAINTENANCE Cleaning the filter unit finally separate the two paris of the The central filter H should be removed Plastic filter by squeezing gently in the for inspection periodically and cleaned if Position shown fig 20 and pulling the necessary To remove the filter unit top part to remove it grip the handle and rotate anti clockwise then pull upwards fig 18 now separate components L and M as shown in figure 19 63 Having removed the central filter you have also the possibility of taking out the G filter it is sufficient to lift it out while to take out the P port it is necessary to remove the spray arm support N Fig 21 Clean the filters under running water and using a stiff bristle brush Clean the filters carefully as described above because the dishwasher cannot operate with a blocked filter Take care to replace the clean filters correctl
17. inse aid dosage sufficient see Adjusting rinse aid gt Whitish streaks and stains on dishes at end of program e Rinse aid dosage excessive see Adjusting rinse aid dosage gt Dishes and glasses have water stains e Rinse aid dosage sufficient see Adjusting rinse aid dosage Are you using a good quality detergent 7 K TROUBLESHOOTING gt Rust marks in tank The tank is mado of stainless steel so any rust stains must be due to external causes flakes of rust from the water pipes pans cutlery etc Use a specific commercial cleaner to remove rust stains If you will not be using the dishwasher for a long period of time take the following precautions Run the Soak program twice in succession Clean the filter Unplug the appliance e Leave the door slightly open to prevent odour formation e Fill the rinse aid dispenser e Turn off the tap Are you using the correct detergent dosage Some detergents have a marked corrosive action see Adding detergent e Has the salt container cap been closed properly see Filling with salt e Is the water softener system correctly adjusted see Adjusting the water softener m PROLONGED DISUSE Before using the appliance after prolonged disuse Disconnect the water intake hose and allow the water to run into a suitable container for a few minutes to eliminate any debris or impurities from th
18. ll be stained with whitish limescale residues Therefore if the water in your area is harder than 9 d German scale it must be softened If the water hardness is less than 9 d there is no need to add salt The appliance is equipped with a water softening system tath can be adjusted in relation to the hardness of water in your area The device which is accessed by opening the door is in the top right hand comer of the tank and can be adjusted using a coin the device has five settings Set the water softener after checking the hardness of your water in accordance with the tables below by turning the pointer fig S to the number relating to the level chosen 1 2 3 etc Some models are equipped with a sticker on the upper edge of the door showing the washing programs and information relating to adjustment of the water softener The water softener is regenerated at each wash cycle thanks to the salt solution The consumption of salt for regeneration of the water softener depends on the water hardness in your area Contact your water company for information on the water hardness in your area For optimum regeneration the water softener system must be adjusted in accordance with hardness of the water supply the appliance is factory set to average values the salt container must be kept filled with salt 48 e PREPARATIONS BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE FOR THE WARNING Water hardness m Use only regene
19. ms Cutlery basket Fig 10c Fill the cutlery basket in an orderly manner with cutlery handles pointing downwards take care not to injure your hands on knife blades or fork tips etc 56 1 LOADING THE DISHWASHER Pull out the top basket and load the dishes Example of how load the dishwasher fig 12a 12b Adjusting the top basket The top basket can be set in two different positions depending on requirements and the height of the dishes Pull the basket out to the limit position tum end stop E on the right hand runner fig 13 through 90 push the runner towards the dishwasher and then raise the basket and insert the lower set of wheels into the runner fig 14 now restore the end stop to its original position The higher position of the top basket allows you to place 210 mm high dishes in the top basket and 300 mm high dishes in the bottom basket The lower positon of the top basket allows you to place 240 mm high dishes in the top basket and 280 mm high dishes in the bottom basket g SWITCHING THE APPLIANCE ON AND OFF Switchingon The dishwasher must not be turned on until the dishes have been loaded the dispenser has been filled with detergent a check has been made that the spray arms turn freely and the door has been shut The water tap must also be turned on and salt placed in the container To simply programming and communications the dishwasher is equipped with an Inf
20. ng program fig 15 to eliminate the risk of flooding This precaution is essential when the appliance is not to be used for a prolonged period fig 15 WARNING The washing program will be interrupted if the door is opened When the door is closed again the program will restart from the point at which it was interrupted Only open the door if strictly necessary while the washing program is in progress because this action will allow cold air to enter the hot tank and could negatively affect the results of the wash If the appliance Is built under a kitchen worktop the steam that escapes when the door is opened could damage the worktop giving rise to swelling etc It is therefore advisable to protect the underside of the worktop whit the given accessory components 59 h ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS The electronic control system of the dishwasher allows its use to be personalized to the user s requirement using a programming procedure which is not directly accessible and provides the following options Disabling of the beep which underlines all dishwasher programming and opertaing procedures Adaptation of the dishwasher s water filling system to the mains water supply pressure Parameter Possible values Display symbol disabled enabled Audible warning Water 0 Normal pressure 1 Low Water o lt 9 dH 15 dF hardness 1 lt 15 dH 25 dF 2 lt 23 dH 40
21. ormation Display Setting the programme All programming operations are accompanied by a short beep to indicate reception if you do not hear anything when a button is pressed the programme selected does not provide this function To select the most suitable programme for the dishes to be washed comply carefully with the table in the manual which follows especially in the beginning This table lists the programmes available in relation to the type of dishes their strength and resistance to temperature and how dirty they are With this fully integrated dishwasher the washing programmes are selected with the door partly open Once the most suitable programme has been identified it is set by pressing the programme selection button until the corresponding number appears on the information display N B PO on the display means that no washing programme has been selected This indication remains on the display until the programme selection button is pressed at this point the display will show the last programme carried out Each time the button is pressed the system will scroll through the program numbers from that number onward Start up At this point to start the dishwasher simply close the door A beep will inform you that the programme is starting Switch off The end of the washing programme is signalled by an on off beeper and the appearance of PO on the display Caution If you open the door
22. raditional phosphate type detergents using 65 C programs The concentration of commercial detergents differs from brand to brand Follow the dosage instructions on the package Detergent dispenser The detergent dispenser is on the inside of the door If the lid closed 1 Press the button C fig 7a 7b The lid will flip open e PREPARATIONS BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE FOR THE FIRST TIME i 2 Pour detergent into the container If 3 Close the lid by pressing it down until you are planning to use the super it clicks into place the lid opens intensive program only for certain automatically during the washing models in addition to the dose in the program dispenser add an extra amount by filling cavity G or H fig 8a 8b The detergent dosing scale if present is a useful guide to the quantity to be added 53 LOADING THE DISHWASHER Dishwasher capacity is 9 place settings including serving dishes Before loading the dishes remove coarse food remains e g bones etc which could otherwise block the filter or damage the washing pump m very dirty pans with burnt on food ramains should be soaked in water before loading Put pans in the BOTTOM BASKET It is unnecessary and wasteful to rinse dishes under running water before putting them in the dishwasher baskets her i WARNING Make sure the dishes are positioned securely and that the
23. rating salt for dishwashers do not use edible salt Only use edible or industrial salt in extreme cases since they contain insoluble substances which may damage the water softening system over time Setting NR 1 NO SALT 10 15 dH 16 25 dF Setting NR 1 16 22 dH 26 38 dF Setting NR 2 36 46 dH 61 80 dF Setting NR 4 w Use caution dishwasher salt packets and detergent packets are often similar in apparance If you inadvertently pour detergent into the salt container the water softener system may be damaged 81 92 dF Setting NR 5 47 54 dH W Close the salt container carefully after filling It is important that water containing detergent does enter the salt container since this would cause irreparable damage to the regeneration system In this case the warranty will no longer apply w Filling with salt Open the door and take out the bottom basket Unscrew the cap from the salt container by turning it anti clockwise For first start up only when the appliance is used for the first time after adding the salt also add 1 liter of water to the reservoi Apply the funne supplied inside the dishwasher to the salt container opening fig 4 Pour the salt through the funnel into the container The water softener holds approximately 1 2 kg of salt Do not overfill Before screwing the cap back into place remove salt residues from around the cont
24. ried residues foods YES 30 YES No sc ves tonining trees 3 comio m ies with Tight dirt wih dried exidiesoffoots NO 35 C w YES FOR a Pee co gt comainingstrctes je STRONG Very diny pans and distes with dredresdus SI 68C ves YES ec vs NSU comaining starches G STRONG Dishes wit normal din and pans with dried No ac a ves vis ec vs cies containing starehe soa 7 SUPER Ver dmy pans and distes wit a lotor dried on 45 C 70 C 10 25 ves YES we vs food containing also starch ex pasta rise Semolina potatoes eggs saus ass am RISE Dishes requiring refreshing No mo NO vis esc ves NB Use the SOAK program only with a partial load O Press the ECO button C Recommended program for use with the latest generation of detergents containing enzymes Reterence cycle according to EN 50242 Before staring programme n 8 check that the hatch of the detergent E iere n 46 a7 6 PREPARATIONS BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE FOR THE Before using the appliance for the first time remove the polystyrene basket retainer elements Once the appliance has been correctly installed prepare for use as follows m adjust the water softener system fill the salt container g fill the rinse aid dispenser Adjusting the water softener To get good washing results your dishwasher needs soft water water without calcium contents otherwise the dishes and internal parts of the appliance wi
25. rm persist call the After Sales Service Alarm E6 The water has overheated To find out the cause of the fault callin the After Sales Service Alarm E7 The dishwasher is unable to discharge the water Check that a the drain hose is not crushed b the drain line is not blocked After making these checks close the door The washing programme will restart from the point where it was interrupted If the alarm persists call the After Sales Service j CLEANING AND MAINTENANC The front panel can be cleaned with a soft cloth and clean water or using a special detergent for painted surfaces Periodically clean the tank and door seals with a moist cloth Before cleaning the appliance disconnect it from the electrical supply WARNING Do not use abrasive products to clean the appliance Cleaning the water intake strainer The water intake strainer in the tap connection must be cleaned periodically fig 1 1 Turn off the tap 2 Unscrew the water intake hose 3 Remove the strainer and wash it under running water 4 With the tap tumed off fit the strainer and the water intake hose connection and tighten it fully Cleaning the spray arms The spray arms can be easily removed to allow periodic cleaning of the nozzles and prevent any clogging To remove the upper spray arm unscrew locking ring R fig 16 Wash the spray arms thoroughly under a jet of water and then refit them Cleaning t
26. to the lid must be completely covered dark colour Top up with rinse aid when the level indicator shows a light colour or when the No Rinse aid waming light illuminates on the front panel Refit the lid and turn it clockwise Use a cloth to mop up any spills of rinse aid which would otherwise lead to the formation of excess foam Adjusting rinse aid dosage The appliance leaves the factory with a medium setting You can however adjust the rinse aid dosage by turning the selector in the dispenser to the required position the dosage is proportional to the position of the selector Depending on the appliance model the dosage may be indicated with numbers 1 minimum dosage or by min max Increase the dosage if the washed dishes are dull or present circular stains To adjust the dosage rotate the dispenser lid anti clockwise by 1 4 of a turn and extract it Now use a screwdriver to turn the dosage selector to the required position fig 5 6 e Refit the lid and turn it clockwise Adding detergent IMPORTANT Use only detergents intended specifically tor dishwasher do not use normal washing up detergents which produce excessive amounts of foam and can impair operation of the appliance e The detergent package must be sealed and stored in a dry place to prevent the formation of hardened crystals which will negatively affect washing efficiency The detergent must be poured into the detergent
27. ty instructions and installation notes See Safety instructions and information point a Insert the appliance plug into an electrical soket with an earth connection earthing of the appliance is a safety precaution required by law The manufacturer declines all liability for injury to persons or damage to property caused by failure to eart the appliance or faulty connection of the earth wire Before switching on the appliance make sure the rated voltage and current specified on the nameplate correspond to the mains voltage and current in your home The type of electrical protection of the appliance is shown on the nameplate the nameplate is affixed on the inside edge of the door For safety reasons if the appliance is not connected by way of a plug and socket it must be connected by way of an all pole disconnect switch with contact opening gap of at least 3mm The plug must be accesible after the appliance is installed If the power cord is damaged it can be replaced only by After Sales Service personnel or a technician with similar qualifications This appliance complies with the requirementes of EU directives 72 23 EEC Low voltage directive and 89 336 EEC including amendment 92 31 EEC Electromagnetic compatibility 43 Tank fig 3 1 Salt container 6 Top basket 2 Rinse aid dispenser 7 Bottom basket 3 Detergent dispenser 8 Cutlery basket 4 Rating plate 9 Top spray arm 5 Filters 10
28. y by repeating the above instructions in reverse order to avoid damage to the washing pump k TROUBLESHOOTING You will be able to remedy some minor problems with the help of the following instructions If you are unable to solve the problem call AFTER SALES SERVICE see point n gt The program fails to start e Appliance fuses blown Appliance connected to electrical supply Power failure e Tap turned on Appliance door closed properly e Water intake strainer clogged e Water supply drain hoses kinked or crushed gt Water remains in tank at end of program e Drain hose kinked or otherwise obstructed e Siphon blocked e Filters blocked gt Dishes are not clean at end of washing cycle Detergent dispenser opened Detergent and or rinse aid dosage correct see Preparations before using the appliance Salt container empty Without salt the water is not softened and whitish scale deposits will be left on the dishes Dishes correctly loaded see Loading the dishwasher e Selected program too mild for type and level of dirt see Cprogram table e Ali filters clean Filters positioned correctly see Cleaning and Maintenance Spray arm nozzles blocked see Cleaning and Maintenance e Spray arms free to rotate 7 gt Dishes are still wet and dull at end of program re you using a good quality rinse aid e R
29. y do not obstruct rotation of the spray arms e Do not place very small items in the baskets since they could fall into the tank and jam the spray arms or the wash pump receptacles such as cups bowls glasses and pans must be loaded upside down and at an angle so that the water is able to drain properly e Do not place dishes and cutlery directly one on top of the other Do not place glasses too close together they may break or stains may remain after washing ADVICE Make sure the dishes are suitable to be washed in a dishwasher f LOADING THE DISHWASHER ITEMS THAT ARE NOT DISHWASHER PROOF Wooden utensils cutlery and dishes possible damage due to high wash temperatures Handmade items Handmade items are rarely suitable for washing in the dishwasher The relatively high water temperatures and the deterhent used may damage them Plastic dishes mai be deformed by high wash temperatures Heat resistance plastic dishes must be placed in the top basket Dishes and items made of copper tin zinc and brass these materials tend to stain in the dishwasher Alluminium pots anodized items may become discoloured Silverware silverware may become stained Glass and crystal glass generally speaking glass items can be washed in the dishwasher There are however Certain types of glass that tend to become opaque after numerous wash cycles wash delicate glass items using a delicate washing program
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