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Introduction
Welcome 2
Know your dishwasher / specification 4
Standards and testing information /
EC declaration of conformity 4
Warning and safety information 5
Electrical Safety 5
Childrens safety 5
General 5
Recycling 6
Energy and water saving 6
What should not be washed in your dishwasher 6
Before first use 6
Turbo Fan Heat Drying System 6
contents
Half / Load button 18
Using your Dishwasher 19
Programme selection 19
Adding function to the program 19
Time delay 19
Child lock 20
Salt indicator 20
Rinse aid indicator 20
Rinse aid indicator setting 20
Cancelling a programme 20
Changing the programme 20
Programme progress display 21
Salt and rinse aid indicators 21
Unloading the dishwasher 21
Programme table 22
Installation 7
Electrical requirements 7
This appliance must be earthed 7
Fitting a different plug 7
Water inlet hose connection 8
Drain hose connection 8
Installation of dishwasher 9
How to use 10
Water hardness & Regeneration settings 10
Filling the (Water softener) Dishwasher salt 11
Detergent use 12
Filling the detergent dispenser 13
Rinse aid 13
Filling the rinse aid dispenser 13
Loading the Dishwasher 14
Folding plate support rods 14
Three-way split cutlery basket 15
Upper basket height adjustment (Unloaded) 15
Standard loading and testing institute
information 16
How to clean your Dishwasher 23
Stainless steel door cleaning instructions 23
Filters 24
Upper spray arm 24
Lower spray arm 24
Before calling service / Trouble shooting 25
Guarantee 27
How to obtain service 27
Operating the dishwasher 17
Function buttons 18
On/Off button 18
Start / Pause / Cancel button 18
Programme Selection button 18
Time Delay (+) / (-) button 18
Extra drying buttons 18
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Top Spray
Upper basket
Upper basket track latch
Dishwasher salt cap
Lower basket
Cutlery basket
Detergent and Rinse
aid dispenser
Programme
Selection&Starting
Guide
Removable
work top
Turbo Fan Heat
Drying System
Upper
spray arm
Heating element
concealed behind
the liner
Lower
spray arm
Filters
Removable
kick plate
Programme selection button
specification
Load Capacity
Height
Width
Depth
Depth/Height
(without worktop)
Net weight
Supply voltage
Fuse currrent
Total power
Heater power
Pump powers
Half load button
Extra drying button
:
12 Place settings
:
850 mm
:
598 mm
:
598 mm
:
570 mm / 820 mm
:
49 kg
:
220-240 V ~ 50 Hz
:
13 A
:
1900-2200 W
:
2000 W
:
90/30 W
(-) Button
LCD
3
Display
Handle
(+) Button
Start / Pause / Cancel
Diameter of plates for :
Upper basket : 25 cm max.
Lower basket : 31 cm max.
Because we continually strive to improve our
products, we may change our specifications and
designs without prior notice.
Start / Pause / Cancel indicator light
On/Off button
/ button
This appliance has been designed, constructed and
distributed in compliance with the safety requirements
of EC directives.
Load capacity : 12 place settings.
73/23/EC
89/336/EC
93/68/EC
IEC 436/DIN 44990
EN 50242
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The dishwasher should only be operated on
the voltage specified. For electrical safety,
only earthed plugs and sockets should be
used. Always use the fused plug provided
with the appliance. The user is responsible
for meeting these basic safety requirements.
The life of your machine and your safety
depend on you using an electrical installation
compliant to standards.
Do not use an extension cable.
Warning !
Long cutlery, such as ladles and long
knives, etc must be placed horizontally on
top of the full cutlery basket or on the
racks to prevent accidental injury.
The appliance is not intended for use by
young children or infirm persons without
supervision.
When disconnecting your machine from the
mains supply, always pull from the plug.
Never pull the cord itself.
Never allow your children to play with your
dishwasher.
Dishwasher detergents contain irritants and
abrasives. These ingredients might have
caustic effects in the eyes, mouth and throat.
They can be extremely dangerous if
swallowed. Avoid contact with skin and eyes.
Check that the detergent receptacle is empty
after completion of the wash cycle
Keep detergents out of childrens reach and
do not put detergent in the machine until
right before you start the washing
programme.
The water in your dishwasher is not suitable
for drinking, for this reason do not allow
your children near your machine when the
front door is open.
Never allow your children to play on or sit
onto the front door when the front door is
open.
After unpacking your machine, keep the
packing material out of childrens reach.
This dishwasher has been designed to clean
your dirty dishes at home.
Never use chemical solvents in your machine;
this may lead to explosion risk.
Never use materials other than specially
produced softening salts in the salt dispenser
of your machine.
Never use materials other than specially
produced detergents and rinse-aids in the
detergent and rinse aid dispensers of your
machine.
.
Please dispose of the packaging material and
old appliances carefully. Please ensure old
machines do not become a threat to child safety.
It is known that children lock themselves in
unused machines. To avoid such a problem it
is advised that you cut the mains cable off and
break the door latch so it does not lock.
The door of your machine is designed to support
the weight of a full basket when the lower
basket is pulled all the way out. Never place
any other load on the door, otherwise the
machine may tip over.
After using the dishwasher always close the
door as an open door can be a hazard.
Do not open the door
in operation.
whilst the appliance is
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A chemical reaction can occur between silver cutlery
and stainless steel cutlery. As a precaution, do not
wash together.
Please help us to protect our environment. Packing
materials and some parts of your machine are
produced using recyclable materials. These materials
are marked up with recycling symbol and material
type information (>PE<, >PS<, >POM<, ). These
raw materials should not be mixed with daily
garbage and should be given to recycling centers.
We suggest you contact your local authority for
disposal information and facilities available.
This product bears the selective sorting
symbol for waste electrical and electronic
equipment (WEEE).
This means that this product must be
handled pursuant to European Directive
2002/96/EC in order to be recycled or dismantled
to minimize its impact on the environment. For
further information, please contact your local or
regional authorities.
Electronic products not included in the selective
sorting process are potentially dangerous for the
environment and human health due to the presence
of hazardous substances.
Iron and cast iron objects can rust and stain other
items.
Pay special attention to whether or not the item you
wash in the dishwasher is dishwasher-proof.
If in doubt, contact the manufacturer of the item.
Do not overload your dishwasher or do not load items
other than those mentioned in this manual.
After unpacking your dishwasher, check the machine
against any possible transportation damage. Never
install and use damaged machines. If your machine is
damaged contact your retailer. Always have your
machine installed by qualified electrician/plumber to
ensure correct installation.
Any repairs and maintenance work on this dishwasher
should be carried out by authorised service staff only.
Repairs conducted by third persons are not only
dangerous, but also lead to the cancellation of your
warranty.
Make sure the electricity and water connections of your
dishwasher are in compliance with the instructions for
assembly as stated in the relevant part of this booklet.
Scrape excess food from the dishes before loading
Start your dishwasher after fully loading the
machine. Do not use the pre-wash programme
unless required. Make your programme selection
as per the programme chart and quick reference
guide supplied.
Do not wash items soiled with cigarette ash, candle,
paint wax, dyes, chemicals etc. since these may
damage your machine
Do not wash forks, knives and spoons with wooden
or bone handles, items stuck together with
adhesives, plastic items not resistant to high
temperatures copper, tin items and aluminium
ware in your dishwasher.
As with hand washing, some on-glaze
decorated china, aluminum or silver have a
tendency to discolour or fade. Also, certain
types of glassware and crystals may loose their
shine and become opaque in time.
Any water remaining in the dishwasher after production
should be carefully removed due to reasons of hygiene.
Therefore,
programme before first use
(Pre-wash or Economy programme).
Before the first wash, add 1 lt of water to the
salt container of your machine.
Turbo Fan Heat Drying System ensures your
dishes are dried efficiently.
!
During operation you may hear noises which
is normal.
always select a pre-wash
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When deciding on where to install your new
dishwasher, ensure that the position of your
dishwasher makes it easy and quick for you to
place the dishes in the dishwasher and also to
take them out and store away after the
dishwashing is completed.
Avoid placing the dishwasher where the ambient
temperature is likely to fall below. 0 degrees
C. (32° F)
When positioning your appliance, take care not
to damage your flooring, pipes wall coverings
etc. Do not move the appliance by pulling by
the door or handle
of the same rating must be used. Do not forget
to refit the fuse cover. In the event of losing
the fuse cover, the plug must not be used until
a replacement fuse cover has been fitted.
Colour of the replacement fuse cover must be
the same colour as that visible on the pin face
of the plug. Fuse covers are available from any
good electrical store.
As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of
this appliance may not correspond with the
coloured markings identifying the terminals on
your plug, proceed as follows:
Before you insert the plug into the wall socket
make sure that the voltage and the frequency
shown in the rating label corresponds to your
electricity supply.
We recommend that this appliance be
connected to the mains supply via a suitable
switched and fused socket in a readily accessible
position.
Should the mains lead of the appliance become
damaged or need replacing at any time, it must
be replaced by a special purpose made mains
lead which can only be obtained from a Beko
Authorized Service Agent.
If the supply cord or the mains lead is damaged
please do not replace it by your own. The
supply cord or the mains lead must be replaced
by a Beko Authorized Service Agent personnel
or a similarly qualified person.
1 Connect the green - yellow or green (earth)
wire to the terminal in the plug marked E or
with the symbol or coloured green and
yellow or green.
2 Connect the blue (neutral) wire to the terminal
in the plug marked N or coloured black.
3 Connect the brown (live) wire to the terminal
in the plug marked L or coloured red.
With the alternative plugs a 13A fuse must be
fitted either in the plug or adaptor or in the
main fuse box. If in doubt contact a qualified
electrician.
Green and yellow
or green
If the fitted moulded plug is not suitable for
your socket, then the plug should be cut off
and an appropriate plug fitted.
Destroy the old plug, which is cut off as a plug
with a bared cord could cause a shock hazard
if inserted into a socket elsewhere in the house.
The moulded plug on this appliance
incorporates a 13A fuse. Should the fuse need
to be replaced an ASTA approved BS1362 fuse
N
Blue or
black
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L
Brown or red
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Make sure your plumbing is suitable to
install your new dishwasher. If in doubt
contact a qualified plumber.
The appliance must be connected to the
water mains using the new hose set
supplied with your new dishwasher. Old
hose sets must not be re-used.
The water pressure coming from the water
mains supply must be a minimum of 0.3 and a
maximum of 10 bars.
1
Connect the straight end to your water
mains supply Ensure plastic filter and
1
black rubber seal is in place.
Please turn on the tap and check for
leakages after connecting the hose.
Please ensure the tap is turned off when
the machine is not used;
If you only have one cold water feed (For
example for your washing machine) dont
worry. a Y adaptor will provide you with
the additional cold water feed you need
for your dishwasher. Y adaptor is available
from most DIY stores.
Fit the drainage hose of your machine
to the drainage pipe without bending.
Secure your hose firmly to the waste
pipe to avoid it coming off during the
washing process.
21
max 110 cm
18
min 4cm
max 110 cm
12cm
min 50 cm
The waste pipe must only be connected
into the foul drains and not surface water
drainage system.
The hose should be placed between
50 cm and 110 cm from the floor level
and must not be extended otherwise the
machine may not empty the waste water.
60 70 80 90 100 110
50
01020 30 40
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min 850mm
Remove all packaging before positioning the
machine.
See the following diagram. Ensure there is a
clearance each side of the machine to allow slight
side ways movement for servicing.
Work top of your dishwasher is removable if
required. Height without the work top is 820 mm.
By removing the machines worktop, you can
install it under a close fitting sink unit or a preexisting top, if the dimensions of the recess
correspond to those shown in the picture.
Position the machine next to a water tap and a
drain.
When inserting the machine, ensure that the
water inlet and drain hoses are not kinked or
squashed.
15mm
Care must be taken to ensure that the appliance
does not stand on the electrical supply cable.
Good levelling is essential for correct closure and
sealing of the door,
Make sure your dishwasher is perfectly level using
the adjustable feet.
When the appliance is correctly levelled, the door
will not catch on the inner liner on either side of
the cabinet.
If the door does not close correctly, loosen or
tighten the adjustable feet, until the machine is
perfectly level.
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Warning !
The electricity and water connections of the dishwater must be in compliance with the instructions
in this booklet.
Dishwashers require fairly soft water. If the hardness exceeds 6°dH lime scale will form on crockery. To avoid this
an automatic system adds a special salt to soften the water so that you obtain the best possible cleaning and
drying performance.
To find out the hardness level of your water contact your local water company, or use the enclosed test strip to
measure the water hardness:
Test Strip
a
Remove the
test strip from
its packing.
b
Let the water
flow from your
tap for 1
minute.
c
Fill a glass with
tap water and
dip the test strip
into water for 1
Water Hardness Level
Hardness
Level
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5
Level 6
Clarke
degree
s°dE
0-6
7-14
15-21
22-28
German
degrees
°dH
0-5
6-11
12-17
18-22
23-34 41-6029-42
35-45 61-8043-56
French
degrees
°dF
0-9
10-20
21-30
31-40
1 second
second.
Position of the
*
Programme Knob
1
2
3
4
5
5
d f
e
1 minute
Take the test strip
out of the water
and shake it.
Hold for
1 minute.
Hardness Level Displayed
Display will show
Display will show
Display will show
Display will show
Display will show
Display will show
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5
Level 6
Set the water hardness level of your dishwasher
according to the result shown by the test strip.
No Lime
Very low lime content
Low lime content
Medium lime content
Lime content
High lime content
°dH: German degree 1 °dH = 1 mg CaO/100 ml Water = 0.179 mmol
Press the Program Selection Button before you switch the appliance on and keep this button pressed down.
Switch the appliance on using the On/Off Switch, then release the switch.
Hold the Program Selection Button down for 3 seconds.
The default regeneration phase recorded in your machine will be shown in "r" format and Start / Pause /
Cancel indicator light will start flashing. "r1" will appear on the screen if the regeneration phase recorded in
your machine is "r1".
Release Program Selection button.
Water hardness can be set to the desired level by pressing the (+) and (-) buttons. (Compare the test strip with
the Degrees of Hardness Table). The display shows the appropriate message.
Once you have set the hardness level press the Start / Pause / Cancel Button to save the value. The Control
Indicator on the Start/Pause Button now lights up permanently.
If the hardness level is saved as "r1", the salt level warning will never light under any circumstances regardless
of the amount of salt left in the salt container.
If the water hardness at your location is over 45°dH, you should consider using a water-softening device for your
dishwasher.
When using well or rain water, the installation of pre-filter is recommended.
After moving house, remember to reset the water hardness for your new location.
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Only use special pelletized dishwasher salt in
your machine to soften the hard water. Never
use other types of salts including table salt,
animal feeding salt, sea salt, culinary salt. These
types of salt do not dissolve in water easily
and will damage your appliance beyond repair.
When you run the dishwasher, the Water
softener will be full of water. Therefore,
adding softening salt should always be
done immediately before you start the
dishwasher.
Caution : Only fill with salt just before starting
one of the complete washing programmes to
prevent any grains of salt causing corrosion.
You can put approximately 2 kg softening salt
in the Water softener.
To fill the container with softening salt, remove
the lower rack first and unscrew the cap of
the water softener turning anti clockwise .
A
S
L
Z
L
E
T
S
U
Z
T
L
A
S
Funnel
Using the funnel provided will make filling
easier.
After you fill the container, screw cap tightly
back into place turning clockwise until you
hear a click sound.
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Any brand of powder, gel and tablet detergents
that have been designed for household
dishwasher, may be used.
Keep detergents in a cool and dry place and out
of the reach of children.
Detergent must be added to the container before
each use.
Detergent overdose may cause scratches on your
dishes and there may be traces of detergent left
in your machine.
Three types of detergent are available
- Phosphate and containing chlorine.
- Phosphate containing no chlorine
- Neither containing phosphate nor chlorine
New compact powders are generally phosphatefree. As phosphates have water softening
properties, we suggest you add salt to the salt
container even if the hardness of your water is
as low as a 6 clarke degrees.
In hard water areas if a phosphate free detergent
is used, white marks on the dishes and glasses
may be observed. It may be prevented by
increasing the amount of detergent.
Detergents without chlorine have less bleaching
effect. Coloured stains may not be completely
removed. This may be prevented by increasing
the amount of detergent, using a programme
with a higher wash temperature or using a
detergent with chlorine.
You should bear the following points in mind when
using such detergents:
- Be sure to check the specifications of the product you
are using and whether it is a combined product or not.
- Follow the instructions on the packet when using
these products.
- The use of these products at the correct appliance
settings will ensure economical use of salt and/or rinse
aid.
- If the detergent is in tablet form, never place these
in the internal section or cutlery basket of the dishwasher.
Always place the tablets in the detergent dispenser of
the detergent holder.
- These detergents will not give you the same drying
performance that you can obtain by using separate
detergent, salt and rinse aid. To increase the drying
performance:
- Put your appliances rinse aid setting at 1 and apply
rinse aid. When the rinse aid is used up, add more rinse
aid to the rinse aid dispenser.
- If you use combined detergents with a rinse aid setting
higher than 1, hand contact may leave rainbow-coloured
water stains on the washed items and inside the machine.
- If you use combined detergents without adding salt,
lime scale may form especially on glasses. To avoid lime
scale formation:
- Put your appliances water softener setting at 1
and add salt. When the salt is used up, add more salt
to the water softener.
You will obtain the best results from your
dishwasher if you use separate detergent, rinse
aid and water-softening salt.
Detergent manufacturers also produce combined
detergents known as two-in-one and threein-one.
Three-in-one: These products contain detergent,
rinse aid and water-softening salt.
Two-in-one: These products contain detergent
and either rinse aid or water-softening salt.
In general, you will obtain satisfactory results
from combined detergents only under specific
usage conditions. These detergents contain
predetermined amounts of rinse aid and/or
softening salt. This means that you cannot adjust
the amount of water-softening salt and rinse
aid required to suit the water hardness level in
your home.
- These detergents do not contain rinse aid so you need
to use the rinse aid setting as described in the manual,
making sure that there is rinse aid in the rinse aid
dispenser with every wash and that you refill the rinse
aid dispenser with rinse aid every time it is empty.
- These detergents will not give you the same drying
performance that you can obtain by using separate
detergent, salt and rinse aid. To increase the drying
performance:
- Put your appliances rinse aid setting at 1 and apply
rinse aid. When the rinse aid is used up, add more rinse
aid to the rinse aid dispenser.
- If you use combined detergents with a rinse aid setting
higher than 1, hand contact may leave rainbow-coloured
water stains on the washed items and inside the
machine.
- These detergents do not contain softening salt so you
need to use the softening setting as described in the
manual, making sure that there is salt in the water
softener with every wash and that you refill the water
softener with salt every time it is empty.
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Important warning
- Should you encounter a problem that has previously
never occured after you start using these detergents,
contact the detergent manufacturer directly. You
will find contact details on the packet.
If you stop using this kind of detergent:
- Ensure that the salt and rinse aid dispensers are
full.
- Put the water hardness setting at the highest level
and run a wash cycle with the appliance empty.
- After washing while empty, return the water
hardness setting to the correct level for your mains
water hardness shown in the manual.
- Put the rinse aid setting at the correct level.
If the dishwasher is considerably full and the dishes
are relatively dirty, fill the main container (A) up to
25cm³ level. If the dishwasher is not quite full and
the dishes are only
slightly soiled, fill
the main container
(A) only up to
15cm³ level.
If your dishes are
kept unwashed for
a long time and
the food particles
are stuck on the
dishes also fill the
small container (B)
up to 5cm³.
Depending on the
degree of soiling
and the water
hardness in your
area it may be necessary to add more detergent.
Powder and gel detergents are poured into the
dispenser.
If you are using tablet detergent read the
manufacturers recommendations on the packaging
in order to determine where the tablets should be
placed inside the dishwasher (detergent dispenser,
cutlery basket, etc.)
After you put in the detergent, shut the container
lid (D) and ensure you hear the clicking sound.
During the wash programme the detergent will
dispense automatically and the lid (D) will remain
open when the programme finishes.
Do not use detergent when using the pre-wash
programme.
Use only rinse aid intended for household dishwashers.
The rinse aid is specially formulated to be used in the
dishwashers for the prevention of watermarks and scale
on dishes and to increase the efficiency of the washing
and drying processes. Therefore, make sure that
there is adequate
amount of rinse aid in
the rinse aid dispenser
of your machine.
can adjust the amount
of rinse aid used during
the wash programme by
turning the rinse aid
dispenser regulator (C).
(C) may be set between
levels 1 and 6 (6 being
the maximum amount
of rinse aid usage). Your
machine is pre-set at the
factory to level 4.
According to the finish
and drying results
obtained, adjust the dose
of rinse aid by means of
the six position
selector. (Position 1:
minimum dose, Position
6: maximum dose.)
Gradually increase the dose if there are drops of water
or lime spots on the dishes after washing. Reduce it if
there are sticky whitish streaks on the dishes.
Open the rinse aid dispenser lid by pressing the button
as shown in the diagram.
Fill up with rinse aid until the container is full to level
of max mark .
Put the lid (E) on and ensure you hear the clicking
sound.
Remember to CLOSE the lid after every refill.
Make sure you clean any rinse aid that you might have
spilled.
Dark = sufficient rinse aid
Light = add rinse aid
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Loading the dishwasher correctly will increase the
washing, drying and energy performance of your
machine. Examine the information given in this
section and the information stated in the Programme
chart and quick reference card given with the manual.
Remove any large scraps of food from the dishes
before placing in the dishwasher to avoid clogging
the filters.
There are three separate baskets, in which you can
put your dishes.
Place large or heavily soiled items in the lower basket,
and small, light or delicate articles in the upper
basket. Put forks, small and medium size knives and
spoons in the cutlery basket.
Place tall, narrow items in the middle of the racks.
Folding of racks
3
Long-stemmed glasses should lean against the basket,
the racks, or the supports not against the dishes.
The shelves on the rack are made height adjustable
to accommodate tall items.
When loading your dishwasher please ensure tall
glasses (and/or wine glasses) rest against the sides
of the upper basket. Do not allow tall glasses to rest
against each other since they may be damaged
during washing if not properly supported.
Always arrange saucepans, cups and glasses etc. up
side-down.
You can fold the racks in the upper basket when
you need more space for larger items.
An optional Glass Holder part is available that could
be fitted to the upper basket as shown in the diagram.
The Glass Holder is suitable for use with long stemmed
glasses.
If you wish to purchase this optional Glass Holder,
please contact Beko Customer Service.
2
1
There are four separate "folding plate support rods"
in the lower basket of your dishwasher designed to
allow you more space to accommodate saucepans
and large bowls in the lower basket. You can either
fold each section (1,2,3,4) individually or, all at once,
to create a large empty space. Simply press the
handgrips (A) and fold them down"
Glass holder
A
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Place larger items such as saucepans in the lower basket.
You can remove the cutlery basket to make room for other items .Place spoons and forks in
the cutlery basket with handles down and knives with handles up to prevent accidental injury.
Warning !
Long cutlery, such as ladles and long knives, etc must be placed horizontally on top
of the full cutlery basket or on the racks to prevent accidental injury.
Handle of the cutlery basket is not removable
Three-way split cutlery basket
Depending on the amount of load and load type, three-way split cutlery basket can be split into three parts. Part B
and/or part C can be placed in the upper basket.
To dismantle the three-way split cutlery basket follow the below instructions and see the
diagrams supplied.
Rotate handgrip which is at the bottom of handle.
Remove top and bottom hangers by sliding each part in opposite direction.
If you want to reassemble the cutlery basket, the reverse of the above operations should be
carried out.
Part A can not be placed in the upper basket.
Long cutlery, such as ladles and carving knives, should not be placed in the upper basket parts B or C. They can be
placed on the side racks on the upper basket horizontally.
In order to obtain the best cleaning and drying performance in cutlery basket, use the separators of parts A, B and C.
To remove the separators follow the below instructions
For Part A ;
Press to release catches on sides and the separators can be pulled off.
For Parts B and C;
Press to release catches on sides and the separators can be pulled off.
B
B
A
A
C
C
The factory fitted position of the upper basket is the higher position. That is lower wheels are engaged.
According to the size of the dishes you can change the position of the upper basket.
To do this.
Release the latches on both the right and left tracks by turning them sideways. Pull out the basket
completely.Insert the other set of wheels and place the basket back on the track then shut the latches.
A
A
A
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Standard Loading and Testing Institute Information
Lower and upper baskets: Standard 12 place
settings
5+25 gr. as compliant
to EN 50242-DIN 44990.I EC436
international norms
Economy 50°C
as compliant to EN 50242 international norms
1
1
3
6
3
2
2
1
3
2
4
5
1
4
5
4
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Operating Your Dishwasher
Start / Pause / Cancel button
1
2
Half load button
3
Programme selection button
4
Display
5
(+) Button
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6
(-) Button
7
Start / Pause / Cancel indicator light
8
On/Off button
9
Handle
16
Extra drying button
7
8
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10
Progress indicators
11
Program display
12
Time display - Program and delay
13
Time delay active indicator
14
Half / Load active indicator
15
Rinse agent indicator
17
Salt indicator
18
Child lock
19
Extra dry
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a
Wash
b
Rinse
c
Dry
d
End
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Function buttons
On/Off Button (8)
Use this button to turn your dishwasher on and off.
When switching on the dishwasher, the last programme
selected is shown in the display.
If any additional function (such as half load) is chosen
during the last program they will remain active after
switching the dishwasher off and on.
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8
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17
Start / Pause / Cancel Button (1)
You use this button to start the selected programme.
Start / Pause / Cancel indicator light
(7)
will come on.
Use the Start / Pause / Cancel button to Stop the
programme if you would like to open the door while
the dishwasher is running.
Programme Selection Button (3)
Use the programme selection button to select the
desired programme. You can follow up the program
you are in from the display
Time Delay
(+)
Button (5,6)
(-)
/
(11, 12)
on the screen.
By using the Time Delay buttons, you may delay the
start up time of the program you have selected up to
24 hours in periods of 30 minutes. Time delay active
indicator
(13)
will flash as you select the time delay
period or when you pause the countdown by pressing
Start / Pause / Cancel button
1
. While time delay
countdown is running, the Time delay active indicator
(13)
will keep on lighting .
Extra drying button
(16)
Provides high level drying performance. When the
extra drying function is selected
icon will light.
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Half / Load button (2)
If you wish to run your dishwasher as half loaded,
place your dishes in the machine in any order you
desire. First, press On / Off button. Press Half Load
(2)
button
sure that Half Load active indicator
after you select the program you like. Be
(14)
lights on
the screen. Start the program by pressing Start / Pause
/ Cancel button. With the Half Load option you can
save both water and energy while you are using both
the upper and the lower baskets of your machine.
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Using Your Dishwasher
Programme selection
· Turn on the water tap and plug in the
appliance.
· Open the door and load the dishwasher.
Check that both the upper and lower sprayer
arms can move freely.
· Add the appropriate amount of detergent to
the dispenser and close the door.
· Use the On/Off button to switch the appliance
on.
· Check the control indicators for salt
rinse aid
(15)
. Refill salt and rinse aid if required.
(17)
and
· Use the programme selection button to select
your washing programme as shown in the
programme table (see page 22).
- The duration of the selected programme is
shown in the display
- If required, you can use the option buttons
(
10&2
) to adjust the washing programme to suit
your needs.
(12)
.
· Use the Start/Stop button to start the
programme.
Warning !
Avoid opening the door during the washing
process. This interrupts the washing process,
and hot steam will escape. Close the door
to continue the programme.
· When the washing programme has finished,
the corresponding symbol lights up; the
remaining time indicator now shows 00:00.
You can select the program you like after turning on
the machine by pressing On / Off button. Select the
program you would like to operate by pressing
program selection button. You can follow up the
program you are in from the program display on the
screen. The program number on the display will
increase one by one as you keep on pressing the
program selection button. The selected washing
program will start operating when you press Start /
Pause / Cancel button. As the program starts up, the
estimated remaining time until the end of the program
will be shown by the time display. Total time of
program may be different from the one displayed
initially as the time of washing will vary depending
on the room temperature, supplied water temperature,
reprocessing the water softening unit (regeneration)
and amount of the dishes.
Adding Function to the Program:
You can run program by activating Half Load , Extra
Drying
function buttons. To add a function to the program:
1.Select a program by pressing Program selection
button.
2.Press the button of the function you want to activate
and be sure that the lamp of the relevant function
display lights on the screen.
3.You can start your program by pressing Start /
Pause / Cancel button.
Operation of the machine will not change even if the
extra drying function is selected in the Pre-wash,
Economy 50°C, and Automatic Wash 40°C-65°C
programs.
and Time Delay functions by using the
· Shut off the appliance by pressing the On/Off
button
· Close the water tap and unplug the device
from the mains.
· Allow your dishes to cool for 15 minutes with
the door open. Unload the dishes, starting with
the lower basket.
Time Delay
You may delay the startup time of the program you
select up to 24 hours. Delay cannot be set after the
program is started. To adjust the delay time, the
selected program must not be started.
When any of the time delay buttons is pressed, Time
Delay Active Indicator
time by pressing (+) or (-) buttons. Press Start / Pause
/ Cancel button after completion of time setting. The
Time Delay Active Indicator will light on the screen
throughout the countdown for the delay, meanwhile
the remaining time will be shown on the time display.
The program will automatically start as soon as the
countdown comes to an end.
If there is any economical power tariff in your area
fixed for certain periods of time, you may benefit
from the Time Delay feature.
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starts flashing. Set the desired
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Press Start / Pause / Cancel button first to switch your
machine into pause mode if you want to make any
changes in the program or function while the Delay
function is on. You will observe that the countdown
is paused. Select programs and/or add functions you
desire. Resume the delay phase and the countdown
from the point they were paused, by pressing Start
/ Pause / Cancel button.
Press Start / Pause / Cancel button for three seconds
if you want to make any cancellation while the
machine is in Delay mode. Release the button when
the Start / Pause / Cancel light and the
on the program display start flashing. The machine
will process the necessary operations required for
cancellation for a couple of minutes. The delay is
cancelled when the Start / Pause / Cancel indicator
light goes off and "End"
follow-up display. You may select and operate a new
program after cancellation process is over.
Press Start / Pause / Cancel button first to switch your
machine into pause mode if you want to adjust a
new time setting for the delay while the Delay function
is on. Set the desired time by pressing (+) or (-)
buttons. Start the delay countdown for the new time
you have fixed by pressing Start / Pause / Cancel
button again.
(10 d)
lights on the program
display
Child Lock
Press programe selection and half load buttons at the
same time for three seconds to activate the child lock.
Child lock indicator appears on the screen. Repeat the
same step to deactivate the child lock. Child lock does
not lock the door of the machine; rather it prevents
changing the selected program or functions and
deactivates Start / Pause / Cancel button.
Salt Indicator
Rinse Aid Indicator Setting
· When your machine is switched off, press Half Load
button
it on.
· Hold Half Load button
On / Off button
· Keep Half Load button
seconds.Rinse Aid Indicator
stored rinse aid indicator status of your machine
appears on the display in the format of "ON" or
"OFF".
(2)
and then On / Off button
(2)
pressed and release
(8)
.
(2)
(15)
(8)
to switch
pressed for three
comes on and the
· You can change the status of the indicator as "ON"
(1)
or "OFF" with Start / Pause / Cancel button
you switch off the machine with "On/Off" button
when the status is "ON", then the rinse aid indicator
will come on when the rinse aid level in your machine
becomes low while the machine is in use. If you
switch off the machine with "On/Off" button when
the status is "OFF", then the rinse aid indicator will
never come on.
. If
Cancelling a Programme
Press Start / Pause / Cancel button for three seconds
to cancel a program while it is operating. Release the
button when the Start / Pause / Cancel indicator
lights, at the right of the Start / Pause / Cancel button
and the program display start flashing. The machine
will process the necessary operations required for
cancellation for a couple of minutes. The program is
cancelled when the Start / Pause / Cancel indicator
light goes off and "End"
follow-up display. You may select and operate a new
program after program cancellation process is over.
There might be residues of detergent or rinse agent
left in the machine and/on the pieces being washed
depending on the step the previous program was in
at the time of cancellation.
(10 d)
lights on the program
Please check the salt indicator
see whether there is enough softening salt in your
machine or not. You must refill the salt container
when the salt indicator comes on. If the water
hardness level is stored as (r1), salt indicator will
never come on even if the salt container is empty.
(Adjusting the water hardness level is explained
in Softening the Water section.)
(17)
on the display to
Rinse Aid Indicator
Please check the rinse aid indicator
to see whether there is enough rinse aid in your
machine or not. You must refill the rinse aid container
when the rinse aid indicator comes on.
If the Rinse Aid Indicator is set to (OFF), rinse
aid indicator will never come on even if the rinse
aid container is empty.
(15)
on the display
Changing the Programme
Press Start / Pause / Cancel button first to switch your
machine into pause mode if you want to change your
selection after you started the program. Then, come
to the program you like by pressing Program Selection
button. Start the new program by pressing Start /
Pause / Cancel button again. Your new selection will
resume operation from the step in the previous
program (For example, if the previous program was
in rinsing step, the new one will also start from the
rinsing step). If you want to run the newly selected
program from the very beginning, you have to apply
the cancellation process first and then select a new
program.
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Programme Progress Display
Unloading the dishwasher
You can follow the step which the program is in from
the program follow-up display
This display includes the following steps:
(10 a)
(10 b)
(10 c)
(10 d)
Indicators for washing, rinsing and drying steps light
respectively on the program follow-up screen while
the program is running. The "End" indicator lights
when the program is over and Start / Pause / Cancel
lamp goes off. Time display shows "00:00".
If extra drying function is not selected in the 30minute program, indicator of the drying step will
not light.
Washing
Rinsing
Drying
End
(10)
on the screen.
Dishes should be allowed to cool for about
15 - 30 minutes after the end of the programme.
You will improve drying results by leaving the
dishwasher door ajar for at least 15-30 minutes as
soon as the programme finishes.
! Care must be taken when opening the door,
as steam will escape.
First unload the lower, then the upper rack. This
prevents drops of water from falling onto the full
lower basket when the dishes in the upper basket are
being removed.
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Salt and Rinse Aid Indicators
When the indicators for salt
light up, the respective reservoirs must be refilled.
(17)
and rinse aid
(15)
17 15
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8
40°C-65°C
AUTO SENSING
and washes
senses water
dirtiness level
Automatically
until dishes are
cleaned
completely
A
sequence is
Medium to high
The programme
soiling
amount of
adjusted to the
60-157
10.8-14.4
-
0.96-1.44
70°C
Heavily soiled
INTENSIVE
67
60°C
Hot pre-wash
dishes requiring
dishes,
Normally soiled
A class cleaning
in 58 minutes
High
Medium
QUICK & CLEAN
5
**
4 Reference (**)
55°C
NORMAL
Soiled dishes
Most economic
dishes
programme for
normally soiled
Medium
Medium
A+B
A+B
A+B
Wash
Pre-wash
70°C
40°C
Wash
Cold rinse
60°C
Wash
Pre-wash
55°C
°C Wash
Pre-wash
50
rinse
Dry
Hot
Cold rinse
Dry
Hot rinse
Hot rinse
Cold rinse
Hot rinse
Cold rinse
End
Dry
Dry
End
End
End
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58
96
155
14.8
10.2
13.6
13
1.45
1.24
1.20
1.05
üüü
DELICATE ECONOMY
RAPID
Delicate dishes
and glassware
35°C 40°C 50°C-
dishes,
Lightly soiled
30 minute
programme
12 3
rinse and
PRE-WASH
Programme number
Programme table
Programme name
Pre-wash to
Cleaning temperature
select a
load - then
Programme
- awaiting full
loosen residue
Suitable for
Few
Pre-wash
A A A+B
Few
-
Few
Degree of soiling
Detergents
A=25 cm³ / 15 cm³
°C wash
35
Pre-wash
B=5 cm³
Dry
°C Wash
40
Cold rinse
End
Hot rinse
Cold rinse
End
Hot rinse
Programme sequence
(without options)
End
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30
20
Duration (min)
0.9
13.2
10.2
0.75
7
0.5
Water (I)
Energy (kWh)
üü
--
The consumption values shown in the table were determined under standard conditions. Differences may therefore occur under practical conditions.
Reference programme for testing institutes
The tests in accordance with EN 50242 must be carried out with a full water softener salt dispenser and a full rinse aid reservoir, and using the test programme.
Extra Drying (*)
The consumption figures and duration of the programs marked with (-) are not effected by the selectýon of extra drying functýon.
*
**
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Cleaning your machine at regular intervals ensures
longer product life and reduces the risk of recurring
problems. Clean spray arms and in particular filters
at least once a week
! Always unplug the appliance and turn off the
water supply before cleaning.
To clean the outside of the appliance and the
door seal, use a neutral detergent and a damp
cloth. To clean the control panel, use only slightly
damp cloth.
! Do not use abrasive detergents.
If the appliance is not going to be used for a long
period of time, switch off, turn off the water clean
and leave the door ajar.
Never attempt to clean, wipe or treat the stainless
steel and other surfaces of your appliance with
unsuitable material, do not clean or wipe handles
and plastic surfaces using stainless steel cleaning
materials, otherwise, your guarantee will be void.
Stainless steel surfaces of your appliance require
special cleaning methods. In order to eliminate
marks on doors and to keep your appliance doors
clean, we recommend you the following to clean
and wipe the stainless steel surfaces of doors:
1. You can purchase special cleaning materials
suitable for stainless steel surfaces of kitchen
appliances from your local store. Follow the
instructions supplied by the manufacturer of such
cleaning materials.
2. You can purchase a special micro-fibre cleaning
cloth pack called "E-cloth" from your local electrical
or hardware store, which is suitable to clean and
wipe stainless steel surfaces of kitchen appliances
without the need to use any chemicals or other
cleaning materials. You just need warm water.
You need to follow the instructions supplied inside
the packaging of E-cloth.
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For the efficient operation of your dishwasher,
check the filters and the spray arms regularly.
There are three different filters in your machine
Main filter
Coarse filter
Micro filter
To remove the coarse and micro filter assembly
to clean, turn it anti clockwise as far as it goes
and lift it up. Then press the two tongues in
wards and pull out the coarse filter.
Pull the main filter off.
Clean all three filters under running tap water
with a brush.
Reinsert the main filter in its place.
Place the coarse filter into the micro filter. Ensure
the marks align properly.
Turn the coarse filter clockwise until you hear
a clicking sound.
It is important that you fit the filters correctly.
Main filter
Coarse filter
Micro filter
Caution : the dishwasher must not be used
without filters.
Incorrect repositioning of the filters will
produce poor washing results.
Cleaning of the filters is vital to ensure
correct operation of the machine.
Lower spray arm
Turn the nut anti clockwise and remove both the
nut and the spray arm.
Flush away food particles under running water.
Put the spray arm back on and screw on the nut
turning clockwise until a clicking sound is heard.
Remove the spray arm from its slot by releasing
the catches and pulling it upwards.
Flush away the food particles under running
water.
Reinsert the spray arm back into its original
position.
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Before calling service check the following & Trouble shooting guide supplied on the
following page.
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SYMPTOMS
Is the machine plugged in?
Does the fuse need replacing ?
Is the water mains supply fully
turned on?
Is the machine switched on?
TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
POSSIBLE CAUSES
Insufficient amount of detergent
Hard water.
Spray arms need cleaning
Is the dishwasher door closed firmly?
Are the filters clogged?
Is the detergent dosage and/or
rinse aid sufficient? Is there
enough salt in the water softener?
SOLUTIONS
Increase the amount of detergent,
especially when washing full loads, or in
hard water.
Increase water softener dosage. Use
additional detergent, increase rinse agent
dosage.
Check the nozzle holes in the spray arms.
They may be blocked with a soil particle.
Check and clean them periodically.
Spotting / filming /
poor cleaning
results
Small particles
(food or detergent)
left on items
Improper loading.
Insufficient water fill.
Filter system needs cleaning.
Oversudsing - Prewashing with a liquid
dishwashing detergent.
Water not reaching surfaces, dishwasher
overcrowded.
Insufficient water fill.
Powder detergent stored too long or
under adverse conditions.
Follow instructions for use for proper
loading procedures. Place dishes so water
spray reaches all soiled surfaces. Do not
overcrowd the baskets since this will block
the water spray.
Check mains water pressure
Remove any accumulated or deposited
foods. Check and clean them periodically.
Rinse items thoroughly before putting them
in the dishwasher to remove dishwashing
detergent.
Check to be sure water action is not
blocked by dishes. Check filter system for
accumulated or deposited food or
detergent. Load dishwasher correctly.
Keep filter system clean.
Check mains water pressure
Use powder detergent within one to two
months after purchase. Open one box at
a time. Always close pouring spout after
each use. Store in a cool, dry place.
Rinse aid supply depleted.
Add rinse aid to the dispenser.
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TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
SYMPTOMS
Pitting of stainless
steel items
Dishes not dry
Scratches on
glassware
POSSIBLE CAUSES
Prolonged contact with salty or highly
acidic foods or with undissolved or highly
concentrated detergent.
Improper loading.
Rinse aid supply depleted.
A water or chemical reaction with some
glassware. Usually caused by some
combination of soft or softened water
and alkaline washing solutions reacting
with the glassware. Can be accelerated
by poor rinsing, overloading and excessive
temperature.
If using powder detergent, there may be
dampness in the dispenser.
SOLUTIONS
Remove spots with silver polish. Rewash.
Wash soon after use, or pre-wash items
if they will not be washed right away. Do
not overload cutlery basket. Avoid spilling
or pouring detergent directly on flatware.
Make sure dispenser cup is properly closed.
Load so that all items are properly tilted
for good drainage. Avoid nesting of dishes
and/or silverware.
Add liquid rinse aid .
The condition may not always be
preventable. To minimize the possibility
of etching, use minimum amount of
detergent.
Use of the appropriate programme.
Use of a rinse aid may also help.
Make sure dispenser is dry before adding
powder detergent. Start dishwasher
immediately.
Detergent cakes in
detergent
dispenser.
Chipping and
breakage of
dishes/glasses
Odour in
dishwasher
If using gel detergent, the detergent may
be left in dispenser too long before using.
Faulty cover.
Improper loading.
Old detergent.
Improper loading.
Dishes washed only every two or three
days.
A dirty filter system may contribute to a
bad odour.
Start dishwasher soon after adding gel
detergent. Do not allow detergent to dry
out in dispenser.
Do not overfill. Cover should close tightly.
Check cover for fit.
Do not place large items in front of
dispenser.
Use detergent within one to two months
of purchase. To assure freshness, buy
detergent as needed and no more than
one or two at a time. Store in a cool, dry
place.
Load with care following the instructions
for use. Place glassware so it does not
touch the other dishes. Remove from
dishwasher carefully.
Use the pre-wash cycle at least once a
day until a load accumulates, or hand
rinse dishes before loading dishwasher.
Clean filter system.
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