DUDOFF VENUS-DV01 Installation & User's Instructions

VENUS-DV01

INSTALLATION & USER INSTRUCTIONS

DISHWASHER

JJ Contents

Safety Warnings ..................................................................................1

Safety Information to be Followed while Using the Appliance .......1

Safety Information to be Followed During Installation ................... 5

Water Connections

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Placing the appliance under the counter ........................................... 9

Safety Information to be Followed During Cleaning and Maintenance ... 11

Limitation of Liability ........................................................................... 12

Technical Specifications .......................................................................13

General Appearance ...........................................................................14

BeforeInitial Use ................................................................................. 15

Preparing The Machine For Use ....................................................... 15

Importance of the water softening

system

..........................................

15

Adjusting the Water Hardness .......................................................... 16

Detergent Use ......................................................................................17

Filling and Adjusting Rinse Aid .......................................................... 19

Placing the Dishes in the Dishwasher ............................................... 20

Upper Basket ........................................................................................ 21

Lower Basket ...................................................................................... 22

Alternative Basket Placement Meth

ods ...........................................24

Programme Definition

......................................................................... 25

Programme Selection and Operating the Machine ...........................27

Programme Selection and Operating the Machine ....................... 28

Programme Monitoring ........................................................................ 30

Changing-Cancelling the Programme ............................................ 32

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Cleaning and Maintenance ......................................................................38

Recommendations for Energy Saving ..................................................... 38

Troubleshooting ..........................................................................................40

Things to Do In Case of Simple Failures ................................................43

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JJ Safety Information

Safety Information
to be Followed while
Using the Appliance

• Please keep this user manual
with your appliance at all times.
Give this manual with your
appliance when you lend it to
someone.

• Read the user manual carefully
and follow the instructions.

• This device has been designed
to be used indoors in houses
and similar places. For example;

–

Staff kitchens of stores, offices

and other working environ­ments;

– Farm houses;

– Use in rooms of hotels, motels

and other accommodation fa­cilities by customers;

– Places offering bed and break-

fast service,

– In bed-breakfast hostel environ-

ments.

• The device is not suitable for
commercial or public use.

• Use your appliance according
to the stated intended use only.

Follow the instructions provid­ed in this user manual.

• WARNING: Failure to use

the appliance according to its
intended use may cause dam­age and dangerous conditions
and voids the warranty of the
appliance. User shall pay for
damages occurred under these
circumstances.

• If your supply cable is not
compliant with the socket, the
supply cable must be replaced
by the authorised service to
prevent possible dangers.

• Connect the appliance to AC
current and a grounded sock­et. Manufacturer shall not be
responsible for damages that
may result from usage without
grounding.

• Make sure that the grounding
line in the electricity socket of
your appliance and the electric­ity leakage protection circuit are
in good condition to prevent a
potential electric shock.

• Regularly check the power ca­ble for damages. Do not force
the power cable of the appli­ance by pulling it. Do not place
any items on the power cable.

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• Make sure that the power sup­ply cable is not crushed under
the appliance.

• If the power cable is damaged,
it must be replaced by an au­thorised service recommended
by the manufacturer to prevent
possible dangers. Please con­tact an authorised service or a
customer contact centre.

• Do not use your appliance in
the following situations:

-If the appliance, the plug or the

power cable is damaged,

-If the appliance is dropped, if it

has signs of visible damage or it
does not work properly,

-If the appliance and the electrical

parts are visibly damaged,

-If the appliance is wet, has been

dropped in water or other liquids,
subjected to flood and if its elec­trical parts have contacted water,

-If a strange noise, smoke or odour

is observed.

If one of the above conditions is
detected, turn off your appliance,
disconnect the power immediately
and contact an authorised service.
A damaged appliance or its parts
can cause severe injuries or fire.

• If your appliance has any mal­function, do not attempt to
repair the appliance yourself.
Do not dismantle the appli­ance; it may cause the risk of
electric shock when using if it
is reinstalled improperly. The
appliance has no user-service­able parts.

• Switch off the fuse or unplug
the appliance before perform­ing any repair on the appliance.
Never forget to turn off the
water tap.

• Using accessories and replace­ment parts not recommend­ed by the manufacturer may
cause appliance damage and
injuries.

• This appliance can be used
by children at the age of 8 or
above and people with limited
physical, hearing or mental
abilities or experience and
knowledge only when they are
supervised or when relevant
instructions are provided and
the dangers are understood.

• Children should not play with
the appliance. Do not allow
children to operate the appli­ance.

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• Cleaning or user maintenance
should not be performed by
children without supervision.

• Keep the detergent and rinse
aid away from your children.

• Keep your children away from
the appliance when it is open
since there might be residues
of cleaning agents.

• Make sure your old appliances
do not pose any risks for your
children. It is a known fact that
children were locked in old ap­pliances before. Break the lock
of your old appliances, cut the
power cable and remove the
plug from the cable to avoid
such situations.

• Do not use your appliance
outdoors or on wet surfaces
to prevent the risk of electric
shock.

• Hold the plug when unplug­ging your device and pull out.
Do not pull the cable.

• The appliance must be sup­plied through a residual current
device (RCD) with a rated
residual operation current not
exceeding 30 mA.

• Do not use a multiple outlet or

extension cord.

• Do not use plugs that have
damaged, torn or worn cables.
Never pull, bend or damage
the cable.

• Do not climb, sit or place loads
on the appliance door when it
is open.

• Do not plug or unplug the
plug with wet hands to avoid
electric shock.

WARNING: Packaging materials
are dangerous for children. Store
all packing material away from
children.

• Check your appliance and its
packaging for damages. Never
operate an appliance with any
kind of damage. Consult an
authorised service immedi­ately.

• Open the packaging mate­rial as stated and dispose as
described in the packaging
information section.

• Unplug the appliance if it will
not be used for a long time.

• Make sure you have unplugged
the appliance and disconnect­ed it from the power supply in
the following cases:

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- Before installation,

- Before cleaning and mainte­nance,

- Before repairing.

• Do not fill detergent and rinse
aid sections with substances
other than detergents and
rinse aid produced specifically
for dishwashers. Otherwise,
the manufacturer will not be
responsible for any damages
that may occur on your appli­ance.

• Water in the washing section
is not drinking water. Do not
drink it.

• Do not place solvent chemi­cals in the washing section of
your appliance as there is a risk
of explosion.

• Before washing plastic objects
in your appliance, check if they
are suitable for washing in
dishwashers.

• Do not place objects that are
not suitable for washing in
dishwasher in your appliance.
Also, do not overload the bas­kets. Otherwise, the manufac­turer will not be responsible for
scratches and corrosion on the

internal body of your appliance
occurred as a result of basket
movements.

• When the appliance is running,
do not open its door since hot
water may splash out. The
safety system will stop your
appliance if you open the door.

• Do not leave the door of your
appliance open. Leaving the
door open may cause acci­dents.

• Do not install other appliances
emitting heat, such as stove,
on or near the appliance. Heat
emitted from the stove or simi­lar appliances may damage the
dishwasher.

• Place dishes such as bowls,
glasses and pots in the dish­washer with their openings
facing down.

• Do not load your appliance
with dishes different or more
than those specified.

• For safety reasons, unplug
the device when the washing
programme is over.

• Your dishwasher is not suitable
for use by people with limited
physical and mental abilities,

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children and people with insuf­ficient knowledge and experi­ence on using the appliance
without supervisors that can
ensure their safety.

• Sheet surfaces of the appliance
are sensitive. They need to be
cleaned with special cleaning
substances. Sheet surfaces
cleaned with unsuitable clean­ers can be scratched, damaged
or their appearance may go
bad in time. Use cleaning sub­stances recommended by our
Authorised Service to avoid
such situations.

• If the energy saving option is on,

the door will automatically open
at the end of the programme. In
order not to damage automatic
door opening mechanism, do
not attempt to close the door
for a minute. The door must be
open for 30 min. for an effec­tive drying performance (only
in products with an automatic
door opening mechanism).
WARNING: Do not stand in
front of the door after hearing
the automatic door opening
signal.

Safety Information to be Fol-

lowed During Installation

• Installation and repair pro­cedures must always be per­formed by an Authorised Ser­vice. Manufacturer will not be
responsible for damages that
may occur due to operations
performed by unauthorised
people. The power plug must
be easily accessible after in­stallation.

• You can call the call centre
before starting to use your
appliance to reach the closest
authorised service and request
assistance for installation, op­eration and usage of your
device.

• Select a suitable, safe and level
spot for the installation.

• Make sure the installation
and electricity and water con­nections of the appliance are
performed according to the
instructions.

• Consult an expert electrician
to make sure that the fuse
system in your house is in com­pliance with the regulations.

• The appliance must only be
connected and operated in

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accordance with the details
on the type plate. Check if the
voltage value of your electric­ity network is compliant with
the value stated on rated value
plate of the appliance before
using the appliance.

• Manufacturer will not be re­sponsible for any damages that
may occur due to unsuitable
connections and/or failure to
provide grounding.

• Never use extension cables or
multiple sockets to connect
your appliance to the electrici­ty network. These connections
may result in overheating.

• The fuse current value in your
house must be 10-16 Amps.

• Your appliance is set to 220 –
240 Volts. If the mains voltage
in your area is 110 Volts, have a
110/220 Volts and 3000 Watts
transformer connected on the
line. The appliance must not
be plugged in during instal­lation.

• Always use the covered plug
supplied with the appliance.

• Washing efficiency of your
appliance will decrease in low

voltage.

• While determining the location
to install your appliance, make
sure that it is a location where
you can easily load and unload
your dishes after washing.

• Do not install your appliance
in spaces where temperature
might drop below 0°C.

• Operate your appliance emp­ty during the initial use after
installing it at a suitable place.

• Place this appliance in a suit­able place to protect from hu­midity, oil, dust, direct sunlight
or exposure to water/humidity.
Do not use the device out­doors, in humid environments
or under rain.

• Before installation, unpack
your appliance according to
the warnings on the cardboard.

• Place the appliance near the
tap and waste water outlet.
Consider that the location
cannot be changed after the
connections have been made.

• Do not hold the door or the
control panel to move the
appliance.

• Make sure there is enough

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clearance around the appli­ance to easily move the appli­ance forward-backward during
cleaning.

• Make sure the water inlet-out­let hoses do not get crushed
when placing the appliance.
Also, make sure that the power
cable does not get stuck under
the appliance.

• Adjust the feet for the appli­ance to be level and stable.
The door can be opened and
closed with not problems if the
appliance is installed correctly.

• If the door of the appliance
cannot be closed correctly,
check if the appliance is level
on the floor. If not, use the
adjustable feet to balance it.

Water Connections

• Make sure that the water in­stallation in your house is com­pliant with the dishwasher. We
recommend you to install a
filter to the entrance of your
house or building to prevent
damage to the appliance by
contamination (sand, clay, rust,
etc.) that may come from the

city mains or your water instal­lation at times and to avoid
complaints such as yellowing,
sediment, etc. as a result of
washing.

Water Inlet Hose

• Do not use the water inlet hose
of your old appliance (if any).
Instead, use the new water
inlet hose supplied with your
appliance.

• Run some water inside the
hose if your are going to use
a new hose or a hose not used
for a long time.

• Connect the water inlet hose
directly to the water inlet tap.

• Pressure from the tap must be

0.03 MPa (0.3 bar) minimum,
and 1 MPa (10 bar) maximum.
If the water pressure is above
1 MPa (10 bar), use a pressure

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reduction valve in between.

• Open the tap completely to
check water tightness after
making all the connections.

• Turn off the water inlet tap after
each washing programme for
the safety of your appliance.

NOTE: Safety hoses are used in
some models. Safety hoses con­tain dangerous voltage levels. Do
not cut safety hoses. Do not bend
or twist them

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Water Discharge Hose

Water discharge hose can be
directly connected to the waste
water hole or to the waste water
outlet of the sink. A specially
twisted elbow (if any) can be used
to attach the hose to the edge of
the sink to directly discharge into
the sink.

This connection must be min. 50
cm and max. 110 cm higher than
the floor.

WARNING: Do not use a dis­charge hose longer than 4m. This
might cause insufficient cleaning
on your dishes. Manufacturer will
not accept any responsibility in
this case.

Placing the appliance under
the counter

If you want to place the appliance
under the counter, check if the
clearance under the counter is

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sufficient for the appliance and if
the electricity-water installation is
suitable.

1. If the clearance under the count-

er is suitable for the appliance,
remove the upper plate of the
appliance as shown in the figure.

2. In order to remove the upper
plate, remove the upper plate
screws behind the appliance that
are fixing the upper plate, push the
upper plate from the front towards
back for 1cm, lift and remove.

WARNING: The counter section
that you will place your appliance
by removing the upper plate must
be stable not to allow the appli­ance to be off-balance.

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3. Adjust the appliance feet ac-

cording to the inclination of the
floor. 4. Push the appliance to
place it under the counter by mak­ing sure that hoses are not bent or
twisted.

WARNING: Place the upper
plate in a closed space that has
the dimensions specified in the
figure after removing it from the
appliance.

H

Product Height

Without

insulation

material

With insulation

material

All products With 2

baskets

With 3

baskets

Height

(mm)

820mm 830mm 835mm

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Safety Information to be Fol­lowed During Cleaning and
Maintenance

• Clean your appliance regularly
as explained in "Cleaning and
Maintenance" chapter. Unplug
the appliance and close the tap
before starting maintenance
and cleaning.

• Don not wash your appliance
by pouring water over it.

Safety Information to be Fol­lowed During Handling and
Transport

• The appliance must be in its
original packaging during han­dling and transport to prevent
damage to its components.

• Do not drop the appliance
and protect it against impacts
during transport.

• Failures and damages oc­curred during handling after
delivery of the product to the
customer are not covered by
the warranty.

• If you need to carry the prod­uct, keep it in upright position
and hold it from the rear side.
Tilting the appliance forward
may cause its electronic parts

to get wet and damaged.

• Before you move the product,
disconnect the power plug
from the mains.

• Remove the water outlet and
water mains connections.

• Completely discharge the re­maining water in the product.

Objects Not Suitable For
Washing in Dishwasher

• Cigarette ash, wax residue,
polish, oil, paint, dishes with
chemicals and steel and iron
alloy materials.

• Ivory with wood or bone han­dle, mother-of-pearl coated
forks, spoons, knives, glued
parts and abrasive, acidic or
alkaline chemicals and con­taminated parts.

• Aluminium and silver materials
(matting and discolouring may
occur.)

• Some types of sensitive glass,
porcelain with decorative
prints, crystals, non-heat-resis­tant adhesive forks and knives,
lead crystal glasses, kitchen
boards, objects manufactured
with synthetic fibre.