Smeg CSE64W Instructions for Installation and Use
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1. Dishwasher Instructions for installation and use TABLE OF CONTENTS Warning Page20 Installation arm Page22 Description ofthe dishwasher Page24 Weisse a uses Detergent and polisher distributor r rm e0P2ge26 Adjusting sprayer pressure Page27 Loadingdishes nenn Page27 Tesaveenergy ThefirstWash mrsesmesessoreser Page29 Programtable nnnn page 30 Cleaning and upkeep Page32 How to eliminate small problems Page33 Customer Service Page34 Advice Technical characteristics Page35 gt DANS AAA Er EEE EEE im MN TO SAFEGUARD THE ENVIRONMENT Packing warning Make sure the recyclable packing malerial is delivered to the nearest collection centre CAUTION Before using your appliance read the insiruetions contained in this handbook carefully They will give you important indications aboul installing and using the machine Carefully preserve ihis handbook also in case you self the machine The mantlacturer declines all responsibility if the following warnings are not observed 1 Do not use equipment damaged by transport if in doub call the dealer 2 Packing elements plastic bags polystyrene wood etc must not be left wilhin reach of children as they could be a source of danger J The appliance should be installed and connected up by professionally qualified person2. NAW dh OH Only some dishwashers are presct to da the above mentioned functions 24 Inside the tank 8 Upper baskel 9 Upper sprayer 10 Basket height adjustment 11 Lower basket 12 Lower sprayer 3 Salt container 14 Wash filter 15 Delergent and polisher container WATER SOFTENER Some dishwashers are fitted with an automatic softener thal removes the hardness from the water Hard water leaves whitish slains on dry dishes moreover as lime goes on the dishes become opaque Important information Please pay great attention so that after filling the sali container it is closed properly It is important that the wash lye does not penetrate into the sal conlainer because if any detergent or lye does gel in it could jeopardise the operation of the regenerating system In this case warranty no longer holds The appliance is designed lo adjust he right amount in relation to the hardness of the mains waler N B the machine is factory sel lo 40 dF Loading Salt Use only regenerative salt for household dishwashers If salt in pastilles is used do not fill the container fully Only in extreme cases use edible or industrial salt as they contain insoluble substances that with the passing of lime could jeopardise the water softening systers On the bottom of Ihe dishwasher there is a container where sall is to be poured for regeneration After removing the lower basket unscrew the container
3. cap by luming it anticlockwise and pour in salt using the funnel supplied with the dishwasher sec Fig 3 Before screwing the cap back on remove the deposits of salt on the container opening The water soflener contains about 2 kg of salt Note The first lime the machine is used besides adding sali a litre of water musi also be added The salt container should always be filled before a wash in this way the overflowing saline solution is immediately removed by the water Jf this solulion were to remain inside the ank for any length of time it could Jead fa corrosion DETERGENT AND POLISHER DISTRIBUTOR The detergent dispenser and the additive sroportioner are on the inside of the door On the left there is the detergent dispenser and on the right he additive proporlioner Before each wash the dispenser should be filled with detergent The additive for the rinse should only be added according 10 need Loading Detergent To open the detergent dispenser press lighily on he relalive bution the lid will snap outwards Add detergent and close the lid see Fig 4 A During washing the dispenser is aulomalically opened and the detergent is added fo the waler ifthe super program has been selected besides the quantity of detergent previously added there must also be an additional quanlity filling the cavity G located above the distribvtor door fig 4B or the tub H localed inside the distr
4. that the plug is properly inserted in the power socket and the fuses are in Ihe right place the power supply has not been cut off the water tap is open the door is properly shut the filter of the flexible supply hose is nol clogged up ihe drainage hose has not been squashed 33 CUSTOMER SERVICE If with the steps taken in he paragraph If the Dishwasher does not Work you have nol managed to eliminate any defects the machine may have then you need to call Customer Service Unnecessary visits are not covered by warranty and are therefore lo the customer s charge The appliance you have purchased complies with current safety regulations concerning electrical appliances Therefore any lechnical controls must only be made by specialised personnel as repairs carried out by unskilled labour may create dangerous situations for the end user 34 ADVICE Before using the appliance here are some more suggestions This dishwasher can wash all dishes for household use In some cases however their characteristics must be faken into account When buying new dishes make sure they are dishwasher safe Cups Howls and Dishes They do nol dry completely as water collects in the hollow on their boltom where il cannot evaporate sufficienlly quickiy Decorated Dishes Colours under and in the glaze withstand washing Colours on Top of the Glaze Today hey are applied wit
5. f damaging them TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS Widtheeneseneeronerareen CM 60 AA cm 60 wet 85 Height r eem0e2 Depth with dooropen cmm 116 Capacity 12 standard covers Water input pressure J 9 bar see lable of specifications Power supply Heaterloading specifications Total input ss us1 See lable of specifications Rust seet ble of specifications 35 SS I if WN CE NO A ON N y 5 EXT It IM A fi Pa ST L A ES
6. fferent heights according to need and to the height of the dishes To change inserlion heighl remove the upper basket at the end of ils stroke remove the clips and take out the steel runners by pushing them backwards il Ihe olher pair of wheels back onto Ihe runners by pulling them forwards again put the clips back on Check Ihat the basket wheels still run on their runners fig 11 28 TO SAVE ENERGY By taking a little advice il is possible to save on electricity and water Use the dishwasher when it is fully loaded Do not wash dishes in running water Dse the most suilable washing program for the type ef load Do not use the preliminary rinse If available connect the machine fo the hot water systera up to and not above 60 C THE FIRST WASH Switching On The dishwasher can only be switched on afler foading the dishes filling lhe dispenser with detergent checking thal the arms tum freely and closing the door Moreover the water lap musi be open and the machine loaded with salt In some countries this ts nof necessary please check with your relailor To select lhe most suitable program for the dishes to wash carefully follow the table given in this handbook especially fer the first few times Tn this able the programs available can be identified in relation lo the type of the dishes their mechanical and thermal resistance and the degree of dirt To switch the dishwasher on pre
7. h such quality as to offer good resistance to mechanical washing for a period of normal duration It is difficult to prevent more delicate colours from fading a er frequent use H you have any doubts about colour fasiness in a service we advise you Lo wash one or two pieces of it each time in the dishwasher for about four weeks perhaps a piece thal has already been damaged Aluminium Ware With anodised aluminium il may lose its colour Silver Cutlery H may get stained if 4 comes into contact wilh foods containing sulphur eggs pulses These slains can be removed with products for silverware Handicrafi Objects They are seldom suited lo washing in a dishwasher The relatively fugh temperatures of the waler and Lhe detergents used may damage them Wooden Objects Such as bread boards they do not resist mechanical washing and may deform or Make Old Knives With their blades gtued into the handle they should not be washed in a dishwasher since the glues used do not stand up 10 the heal Plastic Dishes Not withstanding the heal they mey deform Heat proof plastic dishes should only be washed in the upper baskel Glass and Crystal I can generally be washed in the dishwasher There are however types of glass thai do nol withstand mechanical washing and they gradually lose their transparency We therefore advise you 0 wash delicate glasses with the delicate wash program so there is less danger o
8. ibutor fig 4C Note depending on ihe model the machine may be filled with different distributors The instructions explain the use of both fig 4A and 4B Important Only specific detergents for dishwashers must be used kt is important to use good detergents in order to achieve good washing results An insufficient quantity of detergent means all the dirt will not be eliminated while an excessive amount will not increase the effectiveness of the wash bul will be a wasle and in some cases may cause _ foaming and pollution 26 Adding the Rinse Additive Open the cap or the door depending on the model of the proportioner pour in the additive watching the addilive level gauge between Ihe delergent dispenser and the additive proportioner see Fig SA SB Additive level gauge e Proportioner full o Proportioner empty The additive proporlioner can contain about 100 cm3 of liquid Before closing the cap or the door use a cloth to remove any polisher thai may have spilled oul The additive is automatically added to the water during the final rinse it speeds up drying and prevents stains and scale deposits from forming on the dishes To adjust the dosage tum the plug is the proportioner onto the necessary posilion the doses are in proportion 10 lhe numbers given see Fig SA 5B Dosage must be increased when the washed dishes are opaque or have ring marks on them If the dishes are slicky or have whit
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10. ion Before inserting the plug into a power socked provided with an efficient grounding connection grounding is a safety measure required by Jaw check that the mains vollage and frequency correspond to the ones given on the rating plate al the back of ihe dishwasher and thal the electric systers il is to be connecied lo can lake ihe maximum euren indicated on this plate If the power socket the dishwasher is to be connected 0 does not fil the plug replace the latter with a suitable one rather han using adaplors or shunts which could cause overheating or burning If the appliance is not to be connected using a plug in order to meet the relalive safety regulstions on the installation side there must be an omnipolar separating device with a contact opening of at least 3 mm The manufacturer declines all liability for any damage fo persous or things deriving from there being no connection or there being a faulty earth connection N B This appliance complies with the provisions of the community regulation EEC directive no 87 308 of 2 6 87 on the prevention and elimination of radio interference DESCRIPTION OF THE DISHWASHER 3efore reading open oul the pages with the Illustrations al the end of this handbook Panel Description Wash program selector Fitted handle to open door START STOP bution ECO bation ON OFF indicalor light NO SALT indicator light NO POLISHER indicator light
11. ish stripes on them the dose has lo be reduced The machine leaves the factory with the adjustmen sel el the minimum level ADJUSTING SPRAYER PRESSURE The pressure of the jets of Ihe solating arms may be adjusted The machine leaves the factory with a setting for a standard load of dishes If there is an especially dirty load of dishes in ihe lower basket or a partial load or delicate dishes in the upper basket the pressure of the sprayers may be varied by tuning the white spray nozzle clockwise af the top of the steel tank see Fig 6 This makes it possible io increase Lhe pressure of the lower jets and to lessen that of the upper jets LOADING DISHES The dishwasher has a capacity of 12 covers including serving dishes Befere loading the dishea remove the remains of pieces of food to prevent the filter from clogging up Very dirty pots or pans will be soaked in water before being loaded into the lower baskel of the dishwasher so that remains of food will come off more easily Loading the Lower Basket Since the washing action of the lower sprayer is especially powerful the lower basket is mesni to contain the most difficult dishes 10 deal wilh In the standard 12 cover version il is fitted with moveable dividers for plates and a special baskel for cutlery of any kind Plates dishes and side plates pots pans and serving dishes will be arranged in the lower basket Arrange the dishes and
12. nel and in compliance with the instructions supplied by the manufacturer 4 Ulilise the appliance only for domestic uses and for the purpose for which it was designed 5 Do not touch and do nol operale the machine barefoot or with your hands wet 20 6 Do not leave the dishwasher exposed lo the elements cain sunshine etc 7 Only specialised personnel are authorised lo carry out repairs on the appliance 8 In the event of maintenance or if your dishwasher is not working properly disconnect if from the electric mains Unplug il or cul off the electric current from the meter Never remove the plug by pulling on the cable Shui off the water tap 9 An appliance out of order must be made unserviceable It is important io cut the power supply cable afler removing the plug from Ihe socket You are recommended o make parts of the machine harmless such as locks doors etc that could be a hazard especially for children who could play with them Then deliver il lo an authorised demolisher 10 Keep children away from detergents and also from the open dishwasher There may be deposits of detergent remaining inside it 11 The water remaining in the machine or in the dishes at the end of a wash cycle must not be drunk 12 Do not introduce solvents into the dishwasher tank such as alcohol or turpentine as they could cause an explosion 13 MODELS WITH WATER STOP The supply tube fitted with a resin co
13. ntainer connected io the water inlake conlains a solenoid valve Do not cul the tube and do nol let the box fall into water Lf the iniet tube geis damaged disconnect the appliance from ihe mams 14 Leaning or sitting on the open door of Ihe dishwasher may cause il lo tip 15 Plastic dishes mus not be placed over the heating element They could mele 16 You must not Louch the heating element during and immediately after the end of a wash cycle 17 It is forbidden for children or incapable persons lo play with or use Ihe dishwasher 18 Wash in the machine onty dishes and lt ullery suilable for washing in dishwashers 19 Knives and cutlery gel a betler wash when placed in the basket with their handles downwards However to avoid gelling cut with Ihe fips or blades you can place Ihem with their handles upwards 21 INSTALLATION Unpacking Remove the outside carton the comer supports and the plastic bag Remove the wooden pleiform Ihe machine stands on by undoing the screws Screw on tke levelling feet Open the dishwasher door and remove the parts fixing the baskets Positioning Place the machine in the desired position The back or sides of the machine may be in direct contact with walls or furniture The dishwasher is fitted wilh pipes to supply and drain off the water and they may be direcled to the zight or left to make for a betier inslallation Levelling Once the dishwasher ba
14. s been placed in position tf necessary adjust its height and levet it by screwing the feet up or down to make if horizontal Proper levelling will ensure the dishwasher fonctions correctly If the unit is installed on a carpeted floor it is important hat the opening of the lower parts of the machine are not obstructed by the carpet 22 Connecting to Cold Water Connect the inlet pipe to a cold water intake with a 3 4 gas threaded mouth inserting the filter supplied with the dishwasher in between and laking care to screw if firmly onto the tap see Fig 1 If the water piping is new or has nol been used for a long period allow water to run through until limpid and clean before making the connection Failure to do so may resull in clogging which could damage the dishwasher Connecting to Hot Water Hot water from a mains central heating system radiaiors not exceeding a lemperature of 60 C may be used In this case washing time will be some 15 minutes shorter and washing efficiency slightly reduced Connection must be made ai the hot water infake following the same insiruclions given for connection lo cold waler Connecting to the Drainage Pipe Fis the drainage pipe inlo a dram with a minimum diameter of 4 em or place it in the sink making sure it is not choked or excessively bent The free end must be at a heighl of beiween 32 and 80 em and musl nol be submerged in waler see 1g 2 Electric Connect
15. side plates on the special dividers taking care that lhere is always a space between one plate and another They must always be positioned vertically to enable the water to pass freely Pols and pans must always be tumed upside down Any loading combination and variation is possible as long as the dishes pols and pans are arranged so thal all the dirty surfaces are exposed to Ihe jets of water coming from below and so that ihis water can then flow freely See figures 7 and 8 Loading the upper basket The upper basket should only be loaded with small and medium dishes such as glasses saucers tea and coffee cups shallow bowls and heat resistant lightweight plastic objects When the upper basket is used in its lowest position it can be loaded even with slightly soiled plates Plates should be loaded with their top side forwards hollow recipients and cups always with their opening turned downwards After a few washes you will have found the besl way lo arrange your dishes in order to get the besl wash Cups and glasses can be placed on Iwo levels on the tefi hand side of the basket For this purpose he upper racks can be raised In the centre and completely on the right plates and saucers can be slolled vertically into the forks The illustrations show some ways of arranging dishes in lhe upper basket Fig 9 and 10 Adjusting the Height of the Upper Basket The upper basket can be adjusted 10 wo di
16. ss Ihe program selector so il comes oul Then select the program the selected cycle must appear on the transparent display To start the wash program press the START STOP push buiton If the wrong program has been set press he START STOP buiton to stop the dishwasher Choose the right program with the selector Switch Ihe dishwasher back on again by pressing the START STOP button While a wash program is running Ihe selector may stick ont remain flush Switching Off To swilch the dishwasher off press Lhe START STOP bution Once il has begun we recommend you do not interrupt the wash cycle Removing Dishes IL is advisable to let 20 minules pass afer the ead of the program before emptying the dishwasher in order to have the dishes dry and nal loo hot Empty the lower basket first it is possible there may still be a few drops of water on Lhe dishes in the upper baskel which would fall onto the dishes in the lower basket 29 0JmBLOdut mem pity auniywald wine JODA 9205 sumu ur sour pro Jo Delay ayy k ON vo Surpusdap Ama Auw op UONdunauu pro Jobiuad yim AUD OOS FIN SJA eae A SIMAO 2 oan JOYE e pow 05 L 24 s Poysem SSP patios ALIS a 5 ysem ODF 2409 OL I 09 ST sa9a03 E RSP AMP EULON b YSRM RUJON R I9109 ZI BOYSIP or 60 a LY l a A
17. ure the machine is disconnected from the mains Cleaning the Water Inlet Filter Periodically clean Ihe water inlel filter A see Fig 1 located at the tap outlet After shutling off Ihe tap unscrew Ihe end of ihe waler intake pipe remove the filter and clean it delicately under a jet of cunning waler fit the filler back in and screw the pipe back on Cleaning the Sprayers The sprayers can easily be removed to allow the nozzles 10 be periodically cleaned and possible blockage prevemied The upper sprayer is removed by unscrewing the knurled nul while the lower one is removed by simply pulling it upwards Wash Lhem thoroughly under a jet of waler and place them back in their seals Cleaning the Filter Unit The filter unit employed is virtually entirely self cleaning However al the end of each program it is a good rule lo remove and inspect the central filler A see Fig 12 and clean it if necessary In thal case il is necessary to detach the metal microliter B by turning it clockwise and removing ihe snap fit paris using the tabs C see Fig 13 Occasionally once a monlh il is necessary to clean the slaioless steel filter D as well see Fig 14 To remove it the lower sprayer must be delached lum the fixture support E anlictockwise and extract il The filler should be cleaned in running water with a hard brush IL is essential to clean the filters carefully and in accordance
18. with the indications given above as the dishwasher will not work at all with a clogged filter Moreover we recommend you put iheclean filters back in their place properly to prevent any possible damage to the wash pump If the dishwasher is not to be used for a long period it is necessary 10 lake the following precautions carry out two consecufive pre rinses unplug it from the mains leave the door slightly open so thal bad smells will not form inside fill Ihe rinser additive proportioner shut off the weter lap Before using the dishwasher after such a period you will have to plug il back into the power socket check that in the supply pipe no mud or rust has deposited to do this let water run freely for a few minutes out of he supply tap reconnect the flexible supply hose and open the waier tap HOW TO ELIMINATE SMALL PROBLEMS BY YOURSELVES If the dishes are not clean at the end of a program You need to check whether lhe right wash program was used the detergen dispenser opened the dishes were arranged properly detergent was poured into the dispenser in the right amount the rolaling arms turn freely the water tap is open the nozzles of lhe rotating arms are not clogged ihe filler of the flexible supply hose is not clogged up ihe mains water pressure is correel there is salt in the water soflener If the dishwasher does not work Check
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