DE DIETRICH DVH1150 User Manual

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CONTENTS
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1 / FOR THE USER’S ATTENTION
Safety instructions ______________________________________ 34
Environmental protection ________________________________ 35
Economical, environmentally friendly washing ________________ 35
2 / DESCRIPTION OF YOUR APPLIANCE
General presentation of the dishwasher ____________________ 36
Control panel __________________________________________ 37
3 / INFORMATION ____________________________________________ 38
4 / WHAT TO DO BEFORE FIRST USING THE MACHINE
Measure the water hardness and select the type of detergent __ 39
Hardness table__________________________________________ 39
5 / WATER SOFTENER ADJUSTMENTS __________________________ 40
6 / ADJUSTING THE SETTINGS
•“SET” setting __________________________________________ 41
•“4/1” setting ____________________________________________ 41
7 / LOADING THE DETERGENT PRODUCTS ______________________ 42
8 / LOADING THE REGENERATING SALT ________________________ 43
9 / LOADING THE RINSING PRODUCT____________________________ 44
10 / YOUR DISHWASHER’S EQUIPMENT
The lower basket ________________________________________ 45
The upper basket ________________________________________ 46
Cutlery drawers ________________________________________ 47
The cutlery basket ______________________________________ 48
11 / YOUR DISHWASHER’S SAFETY SYSTEMS ____________________ 49
12 / WASHING PROGRAMMES __________________________________ 50
13 / PROGRAMMING __________________________________________ 52
14 / CLEANING YOUR APPLIANCE
Cleaning the waste filters ________________________________ 54
15 / IF OPERATING ABNORMALITIES OCCUR ____________________ 56
16 /
AFTER-SALES SERVICE ____________________________________ 61
17 / INDICATIONS FOR THE TESTING LABORATORIES ____________ 62
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1 / FOR THE USER’S ATTENTION
Important :
Keep this user’s manual with your appli­ance. If the appliance is sold or transferred to someone else, ensure that the manual is with it. Please take note of these instructions before installing and using your appliance. They have been drawn up for your own and other people’s safety.
• SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
• Installation
— When you receive your appliance, unpack it or have it unpacked immediately. Check that it has not suffered any damage during transport. Express any reservations in writing on the delivery note, of which you keep a copy. Never connect up a damaged machine. If your appli­ance is damaged, please contact your dealer. — Before proceeding to connect up your machine, please refer to the instructions in your Installation Guide. — Your dishwasher must be kept disconnected from the mains supply throughout the whole of the installation process. — The electrical connection details on your appliance’s description plate must comply with those for the mains supply. — The socket must still be accessible once your appliance has been installed. — Do not alter or attempt to alter the appli­ance’s characteristics. This could put you at risk. — If your installation has to be altered, only entrust the electrical and plumbing work to a qualified electrician or plumber respectively. — Your appliance is designed for normal domestic use. Do not use it for industrial or commercial purposes or for any other purpose than that for which it has been designed. — Your appliance is designed to be used for
household and similar applications such as:
• staff kitchenettes in shops, offices and other professional environments,
• farmhouses,
• use by guests at hotels, motels and other residential-type facilities,
• bed and breakfast type facilities.
— The dishwasher’s walls must not be pierced under any circumstances.
• Children’s safety
— This appliance is not intended for use by young children or infirm persons unless they have been adequately supervised by a respon­sible person to ensure that they can use the appliance safely. — This appliance must only be used by adults. Ensure that children do not touch it and do not use it as a toy. Ensure that they do not operate the appliance’s controls. — Keep young children away from the appli­ance when it is operating. — Detergents contain irritant and abrasive sub­stances. These products can have caustic effects on the eyes, the mouth or the throat. They can be extremely dangerous if ingested. Avoid any contact with the skin and the eyes. Ensure that the appliance’s detergent contain­er is empty at the end of the washing cycle. — Place detergents out of children’s reach and do not put any detergent in the machine until just before you start the washing programme. — The water in your dishwasher is not drinking water; this is why children must not go near the appliance when its door is open. — Do not allow children to play with or sit on the door when it is open, as the dishwasher could overturn. — Once you have unpacked your appliance, place the packaging out of children’s reach. — Keep all the packaging materials (e.g. plastic bags, polystyrene, etc.) out of children’s reach because they can be dangerous for children (ie. risk of suffocation).
• Use
— This appliance is not intended for use by per­sons (including children) with reduced physi­cal, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concern­ing use of the appliance by a person responsi­ble for their safety. — When machine is running, do not open door. This may provoke steam leakage or splattering of water.
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1 / FOR THE USER’S ATTENTION
— Only use products specially designed for your dishwasher (water softening salt, detergent and rinsing products). — As far as possible, avoid opening the dishwasher’s door when it is operating, and in particular during the heating phases, because scalding steam may escape or you may be splashed with hot water. The machine is fitted with a safety system that immediately blocks the dishwasher’s operation if the door is opened. — Never use chemical solvents in your appliance because these could cause an explosion. — Always close your appliance’s door after loading or removing your items. — Do not lean or sit on your appliance’s door when it is open. — You are strongly advised to disconnect the machine after use and turn off the water supply. — Unplug your machine before carrying out any technical work on it. — Avoid placing your machine immediately next to a cooking or heating appliance to prevent any risk of heat damage; — Do not place any items in your machine, which are not certified as dishwasher safe. — If you have removed an item before the end of the washing programme, it is important to rinse it carefully to remove any residual washing products. — If your appliance breaks down, never attempt to repair it yourself. Any repairs made by non-qual­ified personnel can cause significant damage or lack of control. — The machine complies with applicable safety regulations. Any repairs should be carried out by qualified technicians. Repairs or changes that do not conform may be dangerous for the users. In case of replacement, only use original parts. — If the machine malfunctions due to other causes than those mentioned in this booklet, disconnect the machine (remove the plug) or break the circuit concerned and contact after-sales service.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
This appliance’s packaging material is recyclable. Help recycle it and protect the environment by dropping it off in the municipal receptacles provided for this purpose.
Your appliance also contains a great amount of recyclable material. It is marked with this label to indicate that in countries that are a members of the European Union the used appliances should not be mixed with other waste. This way, the appliance recycling orga­nised by your manufacturer will be done under the best possible conditions, in compliance
with European Directive 2002/96/EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment. Contact your town hall or your retailer for the used appliance collection points closest to your home. We thank you doing your part to protect the environment.
• ECONOMICAL, ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY WASHING
— Remove any food residue from your crockery (bones, pips, etc.) — Do not pre-wash your items by hand (useless waste of water). — Utilise your dishwasher’s capabilities to the full for an economical, environmentally friendly wash. — Always select a washing programme suitable for the crockery type and how dirty they are. — Avoid overdosing with detergent, regenerating salt and rinsing liquid. Follow the recommenda­tions in this guide (pages 39-40-41) and the instructions on the product packs. — Ensure that the water softener is correctly set (see page 40).
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2 / DESCRIPTION OF YOUR APPLIANCE
• GENERAL PRESENTATION OF THE DISHWASHER
Advice :
This user’s guide is applicable to several models. There may be some slight differences
in the details and the equipment between your appliance and the descriptions provided here.
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Rinse aid dispenser
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2 / DESCRIPTION OF YOUR APPLIANCE
• CONTROL PANEL (SOME MODELS ONLY)
On/ Off :
Press this button to start up the dishwasher.
Selection buttons :
For choosing the programme (see page 52). For enabling multi-function product adjustment (see page 41).
Set, Delayed end
:
Changing the settings (see page 40 and 41). Adjusting the programme end time (see page 52).
Programme selected indicator
:
High brightness : this indicates the programme has been selected.
Display :
This shows the current time, the programme end time, the remaining programme time and the setting adjustments.
Pilot lights :
Salt :
On: indicates the salt compartment is empty or almost empty.
Rinse aid :
On: indicates the rinse aid compartment is empty or almost empty.
Multi-function products :
On: this indicates the “4/1” function is activated (see page 39 and 41). The programmes are automatically adapted to multi-function products.
START :
Press this button to start up the programme. In case of error, hold down this button for a few seconds to cancel a selection or a programme that is already running.
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Observations :
A short beep confirms the button has been pressed (except the “On/Off” button).
For power saving purposes, this dishwasher automatically goes onto standby if it has not been activated for a certain period (except in time delay mode). All the pilot lights will switch off except the “START” button light and the light for the programme in progress, which will flash. To exit standby mode, simply press the “START” button. The dishwasher will then go into its previous status.
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3 / INFORMATION
There are so many different types of product. How can I choose the best one ?
For impeccably clean dishes, you should use a combination of classic products :
Wash product
for perfectly clean dishes (powder or liquid detergent or standard tablets).
Dishwasher salt
for correct functioning of your dishwasher’s water softener.
Rinse aid
to help the dishes dry
and eliminate drop marks
.
Important :
For your dishwasher to provide excellent washing and drying results and leave no marks, you must correctly adjust it using the water softening system, which works with dishwasher salt.
You should use products suited to the water hardness in your particular area.
Scale,
when rainwater filters into the soil, it takes in mineral salts, some of which are found in solid form and are commonly referred to as scale. Scale in the water reduces the detergent’s washing efficiency, causes deposits to form on the dishwasher itself and leaves white marks on the dishes.
The more scale there is in the water, the “harder” the water is.
Important:
Never use normal washing-up liquid.
For ease of use and in certain water hardness conditions only (< 25°F), multi-purpose products
can make the use of regenerating salt and rinsing liquid unnecessary.
• “Two-in-one” tablets
contain detergents and rinsing liquid or an agent serving the function of the salt.
• “Three-in-one” tablets
contain detergents and rinsing liquid as well as an agent serving the function of the salt.
“Four-in-one” “Five-in-one” tablets...
also contain additives to prevent “wear” to glasses (i.e. to stop them clouding), risk of corrosion and discolouring of stainless steel.
Important:
Follow the instructions in the user’s manual and the recommendations on the multi-purpose detergent’s pack.
NB:
If in any doubt, please contact the detergent’s manufacturer if the items are very wet at the end of the programme or if chalky deposits appear.
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4 / ACTIONS BEFORE FIRST USE
In one simple action, you can test the your water’s lime content using the testing strip supplied with your dishwasher. Alternatively, contact your local water utility to ascertain your water’s hardness.
— Let the water run from the tap for a few moments. — Fill a glass with water. — Take the test strip from its holder and immerse it for 3 seconds. — Wait 1 minute, shake it and look at the colours to ascertain your water’s hardness.
• MEASURE THE WATER HARDNESS AND SELECT THE TYPE OF DETERGENT : TRADITIONAL OR MULTI-PURPOSE
• HARDNESS TABLE
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5 / WATER SOFTENER ADJUSMENTS
Important :
IIt is essential to correctly adjust the water softener according to the hardness of the water in your area.
- If the adjustment is too low, scale may be left on the dishes.
- If the adjustment is too high, there is a risk of glasses becoming cloudy.
If you move house, adjust the water softener again.
• Proceed as follows to adjust the water softener to the control table :
This adjustment is to be done at the “SET” Adjustment stages (see page 41).
— To change the adjustment between
HH00
and
HH66
, according to the water hardness (see the table
below), briefly press the up or down buttons
successively. The display will indicate the
adjustment
.
— Make sure you validate the adjustment by briefly pressing “Start” twice (to exit the “SET” Adjustment menu, see page 41).
To use multi-function tablets you must select adjustment H0 or H1 or H2, according to the water hardness. < 25ºF. Make the adjustment as indicated on page 41.
Important :
Adjustment H0 disables the salt refill indicator light.
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25-40°F
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6 / ADJUSTING THE SETTINGS
The adjustments will be stored in the memory after validating the last setting.
If you cancel (by holding down the “START” button) or switch off the appliance during adjustment, the setting changes will not be registered
.
Hold down the “Set” button once to access the adjustment menu.
Adjust the settings using the programme selection buttons .
Briefly press the “Start” button once to go on to the next setting.
> Adjusting the water softener
Adjust this to the corresponding degree for the water hardness measured, from
HH00
to
HH66
(see page 40).
Press “Start” to go on to adjustment of the next setting.
• “SET” SETTING
> End of programme beep
Adjust to to activate this function, or if you do not require an end-of-programme beep.
Press “Start” to save the settings
> Multi-function products
Select this function if you are using multi-function products.
Reminder : For optimum product efficiency, it is important to correctly adjust the water softener (see page 40). If it is adjusted to H3 or higher, this function cannot be enabled.
To enable or disable this function, before selecting the programme hold down the selection button until the pilot light switches on or off.
(pilot light on) function enabled;
(pilot light off) function disabled.
Enabling this function cancels the dishwasher salt and rinse aid level display.
• “4/1” SETTING
> Adjusting the clock (hours)
When the hour is flashing, press either of the selection buttons until the desired hour is reached. Press
SSttaarrtt
to go on to adjustment of the next setting.
> Adjusting the clock (minutes)
Follow the same procedure: press either of the selection buttons until the desired minutes are reached. Press
SSttaarrtt
to go on to adjustment of the next setting.
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7 / LOADING THE DETERGENT PRODUCTS
Important :
Keep these products out of the reach of children and away from damp (the protective film on the tablets might be water-soluble). Only use products specially designed for dishwashers.
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• Loading the detergent products. (Fig. 03-04-05)
To make loading the detergent easier, the distributor is located on the front of the upper basket. It is compatible with all the products recommended for your dishwasher.
• Powders or liquids (Fig 03)
-- Pull out the dispenser drawer
-- Fill at least up to the minimum mark for slightly dirty crockery and to the maximum mark for dirty crockery. If the crockery is very dirty and for programmes with a pre-wash (see page 50, 51) we recommend that you add 5g of detergent (a dessert spoonful) into your dishwasher’s tub in accordance with the programmes table.
-- Close the distributor.
• “Multi-purpose ” or Traditional tablets (Fig 04 and 05)
-- Place the tablet in the external compartment
(Fig 04),
or, for optimum operation,
--
pull out the distributor’s drawer and lay the tablet there. (Fig 05).
-- Close the distributor.
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LOADING THE REGENERATING SALT
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Loading the regenerating salt
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Important :
Use special salt for dishwashers. Never use table salt or cooking salt as this could damage the appliance
.
Unscrew and remove the compartment
cap.
Fill the compartment with special dishwa­sher salt. Use the funnel supplied with the dis­hwasher.
Firmly screw the cap back on.
The first time you fill the compartment
with salt, fill it up to the top with water.
• Determining the
regenerating
salt
level :
A scale on the display indicates the fill level.
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almost
full
empty (flashing)
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Important :
If the salt overflows from the dispenser, remove the excess salt crystals to prevent risk of the tank rusting and run a Soak programme or, failing this, a short programme (see page 50-51) with no load in the dishwasher. Firmly screw the compartment cap back on.
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LOADING THE RINSING PRODUCT
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Important :
Use a special dishwasher rinse aid product to improve drying and prevent filming.
Unscrew and remove the compartment
cap.
Before starting up the dishwasher, fill the compartment with rinse aid up to the adjustment lever.
Firmly screw the cap back on.
The default adjustment is 2.
If drying is inefficient or marks are leftthe glasses (after having run several cycles), you may increase the dosage by setting the adjustment to 3;
Tip :
Setting the adjustment to 1 reduces rinse aid consumption and may be sufficient for your needs.
• Determining the rinse aid product level :
A scale on the display indicates the fill level.
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Important :
If the rinse aid overflows onto the door on refilling, sponge off the excess to prevent
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10 / YOUR DISHWASHER’S EQUIPMENT
Fig. 09
Fig. 08
Arrange your items so that the water can circulate freely and spray over all the utensils. Place large diameter dishes and pans at the sides. Do not intersperse, jam together or superimpose flat plates and concave dishes (Fig. 08). The folding spikes make it easier to arrange your large dishes (Fig. 09) (depending on the model).
Advice :
When you re-insert the lower basket,
ensure that nothing catches on the upper basket’s gauge wire to avoid blocking the rotor.
Unloading your items First of all empty the lower basket to avoid drips from the upper basket falling onto the lower basket.
• THE LOWER BASKET
Very important :
Items not suitable for washing in a dishwasher
- Wooden cutting boards,
- Stainless steel utensils or plastic utensils that are not heat-resistant,
- Copper or pewter items,
- Glued crockery and cutlery,
- Cutlery with wooden, horn or mother-of-pearl handles,
- Antique or hand-painted porcelain. When purchasing crockery, glasses or cutlery, ensure that it is dishwasher-safe.
Washing capacity : 14 standard place settings
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Fig. 11
10 / YOUR DISHWASHER’S EQUIPMENT
• THE UPPER BASKET
This basket is particularly designed to take glasses, cups, ramekins, small salad bowls, bowls and saucers. Arrange your items methodically (arranging glasses, cups or bowls together) to save on space (Fig. 10). You can also arrange cups, ladles, etc. on the folding cup racks.
Advice:
Position the cavities of glasses, cups
or bowls facing downwards.
• Adjusting the height of the upper basket
(some models only) For large dishes to be loaded in the lower basket, the upper basket must be set the to high position. This can be done with the basket fully loaded (Fig. 11)
Setting in HIGH POSITION:
Gently raise your basket on each side until it engages.
Setting in LOW POSITION:
Raise your basket completely on both sides to unlock it and then lower it to the low position.
Important :
Check that the two slides are set to the
same height and the basket is horizontal.
Fig. 10
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Tip:
Loading the cutlery in the drawers. For optimum washing and drying, arrange the cutlery in the drawers as shown in Fig.
12.1. Take care not to position it as shown in Fig. 12.2 (items too close together, round handles not secured in place, items protruding over the edge of the drawer, etc.) Bulky items of cutlery should be placed in the top basket..
• CUTLERY DRAWERS
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Your dishwasher is equipped with 2 dividable cutlery drawers.
Pull out the drawers and arrange the cutlery separately between the dividers (Fig 12).
You can arrange the cutlery in the dishwasher in different ways using the different divisions.
Fig. 12
Fig. 12.1
Fig. 12.2
Removing a cutlery drawer:
You may need to remove one of the cutlery drawers for tall items to fit, e.g. stemmed wine glasses.
- Empty the drawer you wish to remove, pull it out and then push it back in again to around 3 cm.
- Holding the drawer with one hand, disengage the runner from its hooks, pushing out the lower rod (Fig 13). Repeat this process for the other runner.
- Push the runners back in, folding them inwards horizontally until you hear a click.
Replacing a cutlery drawer:
- Replace the rods vertically and pull on them. Fit and clip the hooks in place, first on one side, then on the other.
Important :
For safety reasons, place long-bladed knives and other steel cooking utensils in the cutlery drawer or place them flat in the upper rack. Do not wash cutlery with horn handles in the dishwasher.
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10 / YOUR DISHWASHER’S EQUIPMENT
Fig. 15
Fig. 14
• THE CUTLERY BASKET
The cutlery basket slides along runners for flexible loading.
You can place it in any part of the lower basket you wish, to change the loading arrangement according to the items in the load (Fig 14.).
If the cutlery or dishes are too large and do not fit, adjust the height of the upper basket (if it is adjustable on your model of dishwasher)
.
Movable grills are available for if you wish to load your cutlery in an orderly manner
(Fig. 15). For optimum washing and drying, use these separation grills partially or totally.
Point the handles on the cutlery downwards.
Important :
For safety reasons, we recommend that you place knives with pointed ends with the point facing downwards in the cutlery basket (to avoid the risk of an accident). Long-bladed knives and other sharp kitchen utensils must be placed flat in the upper basket.
Avoid washing cutlery with horn handles in your dishwasher. Separate silverware from other metals using the separation grill.
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EN
Door not properly closed
The display flashes if the door is open or not properly closed.
Programme access block
While a dishwasher programme is running, the buttons are automatically blocked to prevent them from being pressed accidentally. The dishwasher will automatically unblock at the end of the programme or you can cancel by holding down the “START” button for 2 seconds.
Anti-overflow safety system
This system automatically activates the drain pump if the water level in the tank is exceptionally high.
Anti-leak safety system
This system cuts off the water supply if any leakage is detected under the appliance.
Total safety
The inlet pipe is equipped with a mechanism that directly cuts off the water supply to the tap in case of leakage.
Error display
The error code appears on the display. See the table on page 56.
Observation :
After rectifying the error, hold down the “Start” button for three seconds to unblock
access..
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These values refer:
- to normal usage conditions with separated products (detergents, salt, rinsing product).
- only to multifunction product usage conditions
They may vary depending on the load, the water temperature, the softener setting, the presence of rinsing product and the supply voltage.
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WASHING PROGRAMMES
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EEnneerrggyy ((kkWWhh))
air drying
Resistant
VVeerryy ddiirrttyy Very dirty dinner plates and pans, baked-on stains,
grease, frying
residues,
hardened
cheese,
sauce, etc.
hot rinse
rinse
wash 70°C
hot prewash
130
- 150
17
- 19
1,7
- 1,8
*
Mixed
air drying
hot rinse
rinse
wash 45°C
MMeeddiiuumm ddiirrtt
i.e. an average
amount of food
residue and
grease.
This is the
qquuiieetteesstt
programme, it
saves energy
and is ideal for
washing the
dishes at night.
315
- 320
10
- 12
1,05
- 1,2
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EN
12 /
WASHING PROGRAMMES
Mixed
Very short cycle
(no detergent)
to rinse and keep
the dishes wet
before washing
the following day
or the day after
cold prewash
Mixed
air drying
hot rinse
rinse
wash 60 °C
SShhoorrtt wwaasshh,,
6600 mmiinnuutteess
specially suited
to day-to-day
dishes, ordinary
dirt, slightly dirty
60
14 -
16
1,3 -
1,4
Delicate
VVeerryy sshhoorrtt wwaasshh,,
3300 mmiinnuutteess
specially suited to
ddeelliiccaattee llooaaddss
of day-to-day
dishes, slightly
dirty, dirt not
dried on, no
excessive grease.
hot rinse
rinse
wash 45°C
30 11
0,95
15
4,5
0,02
air drying
Mixed
Special
cycle for
ssaanniittiissiinngg
day-to-day
dishes.
hot rinse
rinse
wash 70°C
hot prewash
100
- 120
17
- 19
1,6
- 1,7
No load
SSppeecciiffiicc
mmaaiinntteennaannccee
pprrooggrraammmmee
The dishwasher
must be
completely
emptied and any
large residues removed from
the filter.
Removes grease
and scale from the
dishwasher tank,
keeping it working
efficiently and prolonging its
lifetime.
For optimum
results, use
aa ssppeecciiaallllyy
ddeessiiggnneedd
ddiisshhwwaasshheerr
cclleeaanniinngg fflluuiidd
(if not, powder or a
tablet in the
product drawer).
90 11
0,9
1
Recommended programmes :
**
EN50242
This programme can be accessed by
pressing the button if the programme
is on high brightness display.
1
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Important :
If your dishwasher has a front control panel, in order to prevent the buttons from being pressed accidentally on opening or moving the door the programming can only be done with the door closed.
EN
13 / PROGRAMMING
Immediate programme start
Choose the desired programme by pressing either of the buttons.
The programme pilot light will come on (high brightness).
The display shows the programme end time.
Validate your choice by pressing button . The programme will start up.
The time will count down as the programme advances. The display shows the time remaining until the end of the programme.
When the programme finishes, the word
EEnndd
will appear on the display
..
Then Switching to
eenneerrggyy ssaavviinnggss
(see page 37).
EE
GG
EE
DD
BB
Starting up the appliance
Press button , lhe display will light up.
EE
AA
Advice:
Consult the Programmes table on the preceding pages to determine the programme
you need for the type of items, the quantity and the amount of food residue.
FF
Fig. 16
AA
EE
CC
GG
BB
DD
Programme end time
Programme time remaining (min)
End of programme
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EN
13 / PROGRAMMING
• Delayed programme start
You may choose to delay the start of the wash programme with this dishwasher :
Choose the programme.
Press button once.
Programme the end time, in steps of 10 minutes, using either of the buttons.
Validate your choice by pressing button .
The programme end time will appear on the
display until the programme starts. Only the
pilot light for the selected programme will
remain on.
When the programme finishes, the word
EEnndd will appear on the display. Then Switching to eenneerrggyy ssaavviinnggss
(see page 37).
DD
EE
GG
CC
Cancelling a programme
To cancel a programme or if you have made the wrong selection, hold down button G for a few seconds until you hear the “cancel” beep.
You can then programme the dishwasher again.
GG
Remarks :
For optimum drying, this appliance automatically runs intermittent air drying phases for 5 hours after the programme has ended. This function is cancelled when the door is opened o button is pressed.
The door’s electrical safety system can cause the indicator lights to illuminate briefly when the door is opened or closed. This phenomenon does not affect your machine’s operation.
If required, and particularly after the water softener has been reset, the programme may start with three minutes of resin regeneration. This is a silent operation.
AA
Switching off the appliance
Press button . The display will switch off.
EE
AA
Programme end time
End of programme
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EN
14 / CLEANING YOUR APPLIANCE
Fig. 18
AA
Fig. 17
CC
AA
CC
BB
AA
BB
CC
BB
The filtration system consists of several elements:
--
The waste filter.
--
The large main filter.
--
The micro filter.
The filters are located in the centre of the tub and must be washed regularly to obtain ooppttiimmuumm wwaasshhiinngg rreessuullttss..
.
Procedure :
Before removing the filters, remove the waste from the large main filter using a sponge, to prevent this waste from blocking the sprinkler arms. Position the sprinkler system as shown in the diagram (Fig. 17)
Turn the waste filter a quarter of a turn
and remove it
.
Remove the main filte .
Remove the microfilter mesh .
Carefully clean filters
,
and
under the tap. (Fig. 18)
Re-installation:
Proceed in reverse order, inserting filters and and then
Important :
Remember to lock the waste filter in place by pushing it in fully and turning it a quarter turn.
AA
AABB
CC
CCBB
AA
CC
BB
AA
BB
CC
BB
AA
• CLEANING THE WASTE FILTERS
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EN
14 / CLEANING YOUR APPLIANCE
Periodically
Every 3 or 4 months you should run a special
AAuuttoo cclleeaann
maintenance programme with no load in the dishwasher (see page 51) to remove any dirt, with a special dishwasher cleaning product available in the shops.
Important :
Keep this product out of the reach of children.
If the dishwasher is to be out of use for some time
Thoroughly clean the dishwasher then unplug it from the mains and cut off the water supply to it. Protect the dishwasher from frost
Tip :
Do not use abrasive powder, metal cleaning pads or alcohol or solvent based products.
Use a cloth or sponge.
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ENEN
15 / IF OPERATING ABNORMALITIES OCCUR
• SUMMARY OF THE FAULTS
D01
d01: water intake fault (tap).
d07: overflow/leak protection fault
D07
D02
d02: draining fault. d08: sprinkler distribution fault.
D08
D03
d03: heating fault. d11: sprinkler distribution fault.
D11
D04
d04: temperature sensor fault.
d12: water level fault (siphoning
through drain tube)
D12
D05
d05: low pump flow fault. d13: overheating fault.
D13
D06
d06: high pump flow fault.
d14:
bad drain tube connection or
tap flow insufficient or filters dirty.
D14
• BEFORE CALLING FOR SERVICE
Problem Possible Causes What to do?
The door falls heavily when opened (integratable model)
- Door springs not tensioned enough to compensate for the weight of the panel.
- Tighten the two tensioning screws accessible in the bot­tom section above the front feet.
The door does not stay horizontal when open or returns too
quickly
(integratable model)
- Door springs tensioned too much.
- No wooden panel.
- Loosen the two tensioning screws accessible in the bot­tom section above the front feet.
- Fit a temporary wooden panel on the appliance and adjust the springs.
The door catches when closing - Appliance not stable
- Door not centred on the tub
- Adjust the feet.
- Re-centre by adjusting the rear feet.
The upper basket does not stay in the high position
- Poor manipulation (the basket is being pulled upwards too quickly)
- Act more progressively (see instructions), one side and then the other.
Small leak around or under the appliance (move the appliance to locate the leak)
- Leak from the tap.
- Leak from the appliance. (Cf. table fault d07).
- Check that a seal is fitted and retighten the nut.
- Close the water tap and call a technician.
Small leak at the door
- Appliance not stable or not level
- Door not centred on the tub.
- Adjust the feet.
- Re-centre by adjusting the rear feet.
Tip:
If one of the above faults occurs and you need to call a repair man, remember to tell him
the message displayed (d01, d02..) as this information will help him.
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ENEN
15 / IF OPERATING ABNORMALITIES OCCUR
• RELATING TO PROGRAMMING, DISPLAY
Problem Possible C
auses
What to do ?
The cycle lasts too long - lThe energy-saving program-
mes last longer because the agitation and drying times are longer to compensate for the lower washing and drying tem­peratures
- Use these programmes prefe­rably at night when it is not so important how long the pro­gramme lasts or when it ends.
The appliance trips the circuit breaker
- Insufficient amperage to sup­ply all the appliances being operated simultaneously.
- Internal fault in the appliance.
- Check the socket’s amperage (10A minimum) and the meter’s capacity.
- Call a technician.
The appliance does not start - No mains power to the socket.
- Tap closed.
(Cf. table fault d01).
- Selection error or programme lock.
- Start button pressed too long (>2”).
-
Appliance in Safety mode (anti­leak).
(Cf. table fault d07).
- Check the socket and the fuse
- Check the tap is open.
- Check the hose line is OK.
- Cancel by holding down Start for 3” and re-programme.
- Just press Start briefly to start the programme.
- Call a technician.
• THE INDICATOR LIGHTS
Problem Possible Causes What to do ?
The salt light does not go out - No salt or an insufficient quan-
tity of salt in the tank to trigger the float.
-
Refill the tank and wait for the cycle to end. If you have soft water that requires no salt, the light is constantly lit.
The lights all light up one after the other
A light flashes and the programme does not start
- Wrong programme.
- On some models,
programme selector wrongly positioned (between two notches)
- Cancel the current program­ming by holding down the Start button for 3 seconds and then re-programme.
- Reposition the selector on a programme.
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ENEN
15 / IF OPERATING ABNORMALITIES OCCUR
Problem Possible C
auses
What to do?
Food traces and deposits in the glasses
- Items poorly arranged (mas­ked by another larger item or situated underneath it, items nested or jammed together).
- Upper spray arm blocked by cutlery or a dish etc.
- Filter poorly locked and lifting during washing.
- Micro filter screen clogged.
- One or more holes in the spray arm blocked.
- Arrange the items properly. Use the most appropriate areas and accessories for each type of item (see instructions).
- Check that the spray arm rotates freely. Set the basket in the high position if necessary.
- Check the filter’s facing and that the filter is locked in place (push it in fully, turning it to the right)
.
- Remove all the filters and clean them (in warm water), including the micro filter’s screen (once a month).
- Remove the spray arm by turn­ing the lever a quarter of a turn and clean it under the tap (do not use any tool that could damage the holes). Re-install the spray arm.
Traces of grease - Detergent dose too low; ineffi-
cient detergent; stale product.
- Inappropriate programme (temperature too low; duration too short).
-
Increase the dose; try another detergent.
- Select a programme with a higher temperature.
• POOR WASHING RESULTS
Problem Possible Causes What to do?
The appliance will not restart - Door opened during a
washing cycle.
- Wait for the time delay to end (controlled internally by the appliance).
The appliance does not drain
(Cf. table fault d02).
- The cover has not been remo­ved from the sink’s U-bend.
- Drain hose kinked.
- Filters totally blocked.
- Pump blocked.
- Remove the cover.
- Check the drain hose line behind the machine is OK.
- Remove and clean the filters and the drain.
- Initiate a Soaking programme If the fault persists, call a technician.
The appliance will no longer function (see table, fault 14).
- installation of non-compliant drainage system: drainage too low down or pipe pushed too far in.
- siphoning: the appliance is emptying as the same time as it is filling up.
- filter system clogged.
- adhere to the drainage tube installation dimensions.
- Cleaning the filters.
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ENEN
15 / IF OPERATING ABNORMALITIES OCCUR
• POOR WASHING RESULTS...
Problem Possible Causes
What to do?
White marks (identify what type)
- Chalky film (removable with vinegar).
- Traces of salt (items have a salty taste).
- Check that there is salt in the tank (light unlit = OK).
- Check the water hardness at the tap and that the water sof­tener is set correctly. Adjust it to a higher level if necessary.
- Water too hard for using a “4­in-1” detergent without the addition of salt.
- Check that the stopper on the
salt container is closed correctly.
White marks (identify what type)
- Glass cloudy because water too soft (cannot be removed).
- Check the water hardness at the tap and that the water sof­tener is set correctly. Some detergents in pellet form are more aggressive to glasses and decorations (change the product and use a protective product if necessary).
Coloured marks (tea, wine, cof­fee)
- Items poorly arranged
- Detergent dose too low; ineffi­cient detergent
- Programme temperature too low.
- If you use a multifunction product.
- Turn the cavities in the items towards the jets.
- Increase the dose; try another detergent.
- Select a more suitable programme
with a higher temperature.
- Use the “4-in-1” option (depending on the model).
Streaks or dried droplets on glasses
- Lack or insufficient amount of rinsing product.
- Rinsing product out-of-date or
inefficient.
- If you use a multifunction
product.
- Check the indicator light and fill the tank completely. Adjust the dispensing unit to a higher position if necessary.
- Use a recent product (a good product dilutes easily and foams in cold water).
- Use the “4-in-1” option (depending on the model).
Dried-on marks on glasses, dull­ness.
- If you use a multifunction product.
- Use the “4-in-1” option (depending on the model).
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ENEN
15 / IF OPERATING ABNORMALITIES OCCUR
Problem Possible Causes What to do?
A lot of droplets on the glasses. - Lack or insufficient amount of
rinsing product.
- The dose has not been distrib­uted.
- Positioning of the items.
- Check the indicator light and fill the tank completely.
- If the tank is not empty after approximately 60 washings, call a technician.
- To alleviate the phenomenon, arrange the items to restrict water retention as much as possible. Leave the door ajar for a few minutes, if possible
Droplets on plastic items, Tefal coatings, etc.
- These insulating items have a low calorific mass.
- Arrange them preferably in the upper basket.
Poorer drying on rapid programmes
-
On rapid programmes, the drying temperature and drying period are reduced to cut down the duration of the cycle as much as possible.
- Select a rapid programme carefully or leave the door ajar for a few minutes.
Condensation on the wall of the inside door or the tub.
-
Condensation may form on the walls, particularly after the appliance has cooled down (sound insulation increases the phenomenon)
• POOR DRYING RESULTS
• POOR OPERATION
Problem Possible Causes What to do ?
Constant filling
A lot of waste on the large filter at the end of the cycle.
- Drain wand fallen on the floor.
- Drain hole situated too low for the appliance (Cf. table fault d12).
- The filters and drain outlets are blocked with too much residue.
- Check the installation of drain
- Remove and clean the filters and the bottom of the drain outlets. Remove large residue from the plates before putting them in the machine.
Traces of rust on stainless steel - Quality of the stainless steel
not dishwasher-safe (knives in particular)
- Use “special dishwasher-safe” cutlery.
- Check that the stopper on the salt container is closed correctly.
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EN
EN
16 / AFTER-SALES SERVICE
Fig. 19
INTERVENTION WORK
Any intervention work on your appliance must be performed by a qualified professional approved by the manufacturer. When you call, please mention the full reference for your appliance (model, type and serial number).
This information is shown on the description plate (see Fig. 19)
ORIGINAL PARTS
When maintenance is being carried out, ask for only certified original spare parts to be used.
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62
EN 17 / INDICATIONS FOR THE TESTING LABORATORIES
Details common to all models
— Washing capacity - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 14 standard place settings — Arrangement of the items - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Figs. A-B-C; see above and next page
— Loading as per the indications on next page, with one side shelves — Setting for upper basket - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Low position — Setting for rinsing product distributor - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3 — Adjusting the water softener - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1.8 - 2.5 mmol/l (See § 5 “adjusting the water softener” for details).
For detailed information on the comparison tests regarding the level of soiling, the types of crockery and cutlery, etc., contact the equipment manufacturer before commencing the tests.
Tests to Standard EN 50242
— Recommended programme - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - see Programmes table — Dosage of detergent - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 35 g of detergent B
Tests according to the mixed IEC 436/DIN 44990 method
— Recommended programme - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - see Programmes table — Dosage of detergent - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5 + 30 g of detergent C
NB:
When conducting tests using a multi-function tablet: Setting for hardness < 2.5 mmol/l (See § 5 for details) — Check that the water softener is correctly set for the water hardness — Pull out the detergent distribution drawer and place the tablet in the interior compartment.
Built in or full built in model: Measuring the noise level in accordance with
Standard EN60704-2-3
— Align the plinth on the housing unit with the door panel.
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EN
EN 17 / INDICATIONS FOR THE TESTING LABORATORIES
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C
A
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14 x
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14 X
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