Fisher & Paykel DD601-87225, DD601V2-87545, DS602, DS601V2-87551, DS601V2-87549 Owner’s Manual

CONTENTS

Introduction

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Accessories

Important Safety Instructions

Control Functions

Primary Control Buttons
Lock

Electronic Display

Secondary Control Panel
Operating Instrudions

Usage

DishDrawer Accessories
Purpose ol- Each Insert

DishDrawer Loading

Loading Pattern for 10 Place Settings

Detergent & Rinse Agent Dispenser

Detergent Compartments
Rinse Agent Dispenser

Option Adjustment Mode

Rinse Agent Setting

Auto Power
Water Pressure

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Wash Programs

Installation of Upper Kickstrip

Care Guide

User Maintenance Instruction

Cleaning the DishDrawer
Cleaning the Drain Filter, Spray Arm,

Filter Plate & Motor Assembly

Vacation lime

Problem Solver

Fault Code Displays

DishDrawer Warranty

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INTRODUCTION

Fhank you and congratu[afions for making the wise decision in pL_rchasingyour
Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer. Every care has been taken in designing and
manufacturing your appliance. We are sure that you will enjoy using your

DishDrawer and wilt soon appreciate its many benefits. We wish you many years of
safisl_/inguse.

Unique Features of Your DishDrawer

By now you wil[ bf, aware that Fisher & PaykeI's DishDrawe_ is a unique ciishwasheb
which ofl_,rs benefits no other dishwasher can.

Fhe DishDrawer takes the everyday kitchen drawer - long recognised as the most

efficient, easy to access storage system in the kitchen - and turns it into the most

advanced dishwasher in the world.

ffyou have chosen a double DishDrawer, or more than one single DishDrawer, you
will have totally separate, independently operated washing units, introducing loading
and washing possibilities that have never before been possible.

Now you can treat precious glassware to a delicate wash and give pots and pans the
heavy duty treatment- at[ at the same time.

The Clutter-Free Counter Top Becomes A Reality

Now it really is possible to keep your counter top free from c,w,ryday clutter like tall
glasses and awkward serving dishes. The double DishDrawer's spacious
configuration gives you many new ways to load your machine - and use it.

Used cleverly, two DishDrawers can even provide extra kitchen storage. Use clean
dishes directly from one drawer and load them back into the other drawer when dirty.

Design Your Own Rack System
With flexible, inlc,rchangable inserts the DishDrawer can be arranged to

accommodate the way you live and the dishes you use most oiten. Inserts art, easy to
remove so it is easy to change your layout as your daily needs change.

ffyou have two DishDrawers, you can arrange one drawer for all your lightly soiled
cups, saLtcersand fine glassware - including long-stemmed glasses- and wash them

using a delicate cycle. Set up your other drawer for your more robust, heavily-soiled
items like plates, pots and pans. Inserts can easily be removed completely to fit
awkward preparation or se_'vingdishes.

The Guilt-Free Small Load

All DishDrawer models make the small, gui[t-iree load a reality, rhe DishDrawer

minimizes water and energy consumption with each drawer using lessthan half the

water of a conventional dishwasher. By washing smaller toads more ireqL_ent[y, you

need never run out of clean dishes.

Gentler Introduction of Detergent

The DishDrawer's innovatiw, detergent dispenser thoroughly pre-mixes water with

detergent before it is introduced into the drawer, so your delicate dishes art, protected

from "detergent bum". Precise markings inside the dispenser ensure you never L_se

too mL_chor too tittle detergent for each program.

Big On the Inside

Each DishDrawer has been carefully designed to give you more L_sab[espace than

ever betore.

Each DishDrawer can accommodate 12 large dinner plates L_pto 11.4" in diameter. A

deeper drawer design means large plates can be loaded into the drawer while cups

and glasses can be sale[y stacked into the two levels.

Fisher & Paykel strongly recommends that you read the information contained in
this Use & Care Manual before using the DishDrawer.

ACCESSORIES

Each DishDrawer is st_pplied with the following:

• Basket

• Cutlery Basket

• Mega Rack

• Drain Filter Access Panel

• Plate Insert

IMPORTANT SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

Warning - When using your DishDrawer, follow

basic precautions, including the following:

I:or your sal_ty the information in this manual must be followed to minimize
the risk of fire or explosion or to prevent property damage, personal injury or

loss of lif_.

Please read all instructions before operating the DishDrawer.

• Use the DishDrawer only for its intended Junction as described in this Uso and

Cam manual

• Use only detergents or wetting agents recommended [or use in a dishwasher

and keep them out of reach of children.

• Do not touch the heater plate during or immediately alter use.

• Do not operatic your DishDrawer Lmless all the enclosure panels arc,properly

in place.

• Do not tamper with the controls.

• Do not abuse, sit on, stand in or on the drawer or dish rack of the DishDrawer.

• When loading items to be washed

1. Locate sharp items so that they are not likely to damage the lid seal and

2. Load sharp knives with the handles up to reduce the risk of cut type
injuries.

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

To reduce the risk of injury, do not allow children to play in or on the
DishDrawer.

Under cerlain conditions hydrogen gas may be produced in a hot water heater

system that has not been used for two weeks or morn. HYDROGEN GAS IS
EXPLOSIVE. If the hot water system has not been used for such a period,

before using the dishwasher, turn on all hot water l_tucets and let the water flow
from each Jot several minutes. This will release any accumulated hydrogen
gas. Asgas is flammable, do not smoke or use an open flame during this time.

Remove the door to the washing compartment when removing an old
dishwasher from service or discarding it.

Installation

• This Disi_Drawe_ must be installed and located in accordance with the
Installation Instructions betore it is used. Ifyou did not receive an Installation

Instruction book with your DishDrawer, you can obtain one by calling toll Iree
1 888 9 FNP USA (1 888 9 367 872).

• Installation and service must be periormed by a qualified technician.

This appliance must be grounded, in the event of a malfunction or
breakdown, grounding will reduce the risk of electric shock by providing a

path of least resistance for electric current. This appliance isequipped with a
cord having an equipment - grounding conductor and a grounding plug. The

plug must be plugged into an appropriat_ outlet that is installed and grounded
in accordance with all local codes and ordinances.

WARNING - improper connection of the equipment - grounding conductor
can result in a risk of electric shock. Check with a qualified electrician or

service representative if you arc, in doubt whether the appliance is properly
grounded. Do not modiiy the plug provided with the appliance; if it will not fit
the outlet, have a proper outlet installed by a qualified electrician.

Ensure the DishDrawer is secured to the floor or adjacent joinery using the
brackets provided. Failure to do so may result in an unstable product, which

may cause damage or injury.

IMPORTANT SAFETY

I NSTRUCTIONS

Do not operate this appliance if it isdamaged, malfunctioning, partially

disassembled or has missing or broken parts, including a damaged cord or

plug.

Do not stork, or use gasoline, or other flammable vapors and liquids in the

vicinity of the DishDrawer.

Connect to a properly rak, d, prok, cted and sized power supply circuit to avoid
electrica[ overload.

Make sure that the cord is located so that it will not be stepped on, tripped over

or otherwise subject to damage or stress.

Do not install or stork, the DishDrawer where it will be expose{] to temperatures

below freezing or exposed to weather.

Do not use an extension cord or a poriab[e electrical outlet device (e.g. multi

socket outlet box) to connect the DishDrawer to the power supply.

Maintenance

• Do not repair or replace any part of the appliance or attempt any servicing

unless specifically recoiT_mended in this Use and Care Manual We
rc,commend that you cal[a Fisher & Payke[ AL_thorized Service Agent.

Keep the floor around your appliance clean and dry to reduce the possibility of

slipping.

Keep the area around / underneath your appliance iree from the accumulation

of combustible materials, such as [inh paper, ragsand chemicals.

When cleaning the underside of the filter plate,, cam must be taken on the
sharp outer edge to avoid the risk of cut type injuries.

Operational

• Under no circumstances should you open the drawer whilst the DishDrawer
is in operation. Always usethe Start/Pause button to pause and wait until you

hear the two additional beeps before opening the drawer.

IMPORTANT SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

The DishDrawer must be used with the motor assembly, filter pIat_,, drain filter
and spray arl_qcorrectly in place.

When disconnecting the appliance pull the plug rather than the cord or
junction of cord to avoid damage.

Household appliances are not intended to be played with by children.
Children or persons with a disability that may limit their ability to use the

appliance, should have a competent person instruct them in its use. [his
person should be satisfied that they can then use the appliance without danger
to themselves or their surroundings.

Close supervision is necessary if this appliance is used by or near childrc, n. Do
not allow children to play inside, on or with this appliance or any discarded

appliance.

The DishDrawer is designed [or washing normal household utensils. Items that
arf, contaminat_,d by gasoline, paint, steel or iron debris, corrosive, acidic or

alkaline chemicals arc, not to be washed in the DishDrawer.

If the DishDrawer is not being used Jor long periods of time, turn the power and
water supply to the DishDrawer off.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

CONTROL FUNCTIONS

Where there are two DishDrawers in thf, one cabinet, each drawer has its own control
panel and can run independently of the other.

Figure 1 - Primary Control Panel

Primary Control Buttons

Power

Fhe Power button, it turns the DishDrawer on and off.

On

Alter pressing the Powerbutton the Electronic Display will show: -

• A green background.

• The number of minut(,s from the last wash program used.

Off The "rain" symbol flashing.

Foterminate a wash program, press the Powerbutton. Any remaining water in the

DishDrawer will be pumped out.

At the finish of a wash program the DishDrawer will stop. rhe Electronic Display will
have no background light, the "smiley l_tce" symbol and "00" will be displayed.

Start / Pause

This button has a number of functions. It serw,sto:

• Stari the DishDrawer, once the desired wash program has been selected.

• Interrupt the wash program while in operation.
When pausing the DishDrawer, wait until you have heard two additional

beeps before you open the drawer, allowing the lid seal to deflate.
While in the pause mode, the electronic display will be green, the "rain"
symbol will flash and the %miley lace" symbol will disappear.

• Restart the DishDrawer after being paused.
You may notice a delay alter the Start/Pause has been pressed. During this

time the lid seal will be inflating.

• One Button Start.
This starts the DishDrawer and will mn the last wash program used,

excluding Delay Start if used in the previous wash.

• Initiates the Delay Start.

NOTE:
Under no circumstances do we recommend that you open the DishDrawer while in

operation unless you have pressed the Start/Pause button. If the drawer is opened

during the wash program, thore is a possibility of getting wot, burnt, or damaging the
DishDrawer. Fhere are salk,ty mechanisms in place to stop the DishDrawer if it is

opened.

If Fault Code "U2" Appears:

The l_tult code "U2" will be displayed if the drawer is opened during operation. Fo

remove this lau[t code, press Power. Ensure the drawer is closed. The DishDrawer

will now be ready to start from the beginning of the wash program. You may have to
add more detergent in the dispenser and then press the Start/Pause button to start the

DishDrawer. The DishDrawer will not restart where itwas intem_pted alter a "U2" l_tult.

Lock

active until the Lock is deactivated.

To activate this iunction, press and hold the Lo_'kbutton

until the "key" symbol at the bottom of the Electronic
Display appears continuously and is no longer blinking.

All the other buttons are now inactive.

To deactivate this function, press and hold the Lock button

until the "key" symbol in the Electronic Display
disappears.

Figure 2 - Electronic
Display showing the lock

mode

Electronic Display

rho Electronic Display hasa nul_/ber of functions. It

shows:

• The time lot each wash program selected.

Each time you change the wash program, the

ntiiTiber in the Electronic Display will change to _!\ _

indicate, the approximate duration of each wash ,> _,_@
program, rllo ",T,in" symbol will flash until a

wash program has started.

• Time remaining in the wash program.
This is shown with the background in green.

When the wash program has started, it will count

down in one minute increments, represented

by the "rain" symbol, rhe "rain" symbol will

remain and the "smiley l_tce" symbol will flash.

• Delay Start.
An orange background is shown. [t will count

down in one hour incroments when delay start
has been selected, rhe "HRS DELAY" symbol
represents the number of hours before, the

DishDrawer starts.

• Lock has been activated.
The "key" symbol will be shown at the bottom of

the Electronic Display.

• A Fault Code.

In the unlikely event of a failure, a l_tult code is
displayed and the background is red. (For more

iniormation Refer to Section on Fault Code

Displays.)

• Water heating is in progress.
The "HE" symbol is displayed, rhis means that

water heating is in progress due to incoming
water being too cold, a drop in tc,mperature
through the DishDrawer being opened during
the wash program, or the correct wash

temperature not having been reached, rhe wash

program times on the Electronic Display are

based on inlet water temperatures at 120°F.

Figure 3 - Electronic
Display showing Time
Remaining in a wash

program

Figure 4 - Electronic
Display showing a Fault

Code

Io

Delay Start

This [eature allows you to delay the start of the wash

program from one to twelve hours. It is useffd if you
want to take advantage of off peak power rates, (Check
with your local Electrical Utihty if this is available), or if
you wish to start the DishDrawer at a later time.

To Activate Delay Start

1. Ensure the drawer is closed.

2. Pressand hold the Start/Pause button Lmtil the
background color of the Electronic Display

turns orang_.

3. Hold or press the Start/Pause button and the
time will increase in increments of one hour.

You will also hear a beep [or each hour passed.

4. Release the button when the desired time has
been reached.

The DishDrawer wil[ start automatically when the time has
elapsed.

To cancel Delay Start, press the Powerbutton or keep

pressing the Start/Pause until it passes the 12 hours.

The "HRS DELAY'wil[ disappear on the Electronic

Display and the background will be green.

Figure 5 - Electronic

Display in Delay Start
Mode

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Secondary Control Panel

Wash Programs

Onf, advantage of two independf, nt DishDrawers is that you can divide thf, dish loads
according to need. For example, you can wash pots or heavily soiled items on a Heavy

Plus prog_tm in one drawer while washing china or glassware on a Delicate Eco Save
program in the other drawer.

When selecting a wash program ensure the control panel inside the drawer is clean
and dry. If nob wipe with a clean dry cloth.

Program I_

Figure 6 - Secondary Control Panel

This button advances through the wash programs in sequence.
The wash program indicator light can be either red or green. Ifthe light above the

selected wash program is red, it indicates that you have selected a Plus program. Ifthe

light above the wash program is green, an Eco Save program has been chosen.

Rinse

Rinse can be used for dirty dishes that need rinsing and will be washed later. Fhe Eco

Save iunction has no eflL,ct on the Rinse program.

Heavy Wash

This wash is recommended _orheavily soiled dishes such as roasting dishes, pots and
dishes with baked on soil.

Normal Wash

This wash can be used for normal everyday dishes.

FastWash

This wash is designed ior non greasy lightly soiled dishes.

Delicate Wash

This wash is a gentle program for lightly soiled and heat sensitive crockery.

Program Modifier (Red or Green)

Plus Programs (Red)

The PlusPrograms usehigher wash temperatures and longer wash times to give enhanced
wash and dry periormance. The light above the wash program isred to indicate that this
option has been chosen.

EcoSave (Green)

EcoSave saves on enc,rgy. Itachievc,sthis by using lower wash temperatures and shorte_

times and because of this, dry performance may be compromised.

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

1.

Ensure the filter plate and drain filter is clean and free ofiood debris. Check the
drain filter isflush with the filter plate and the spray arm is correctly on the
impeller.

2. Check there, is rinse agent in the dispenser.

3.

Remove all food scraps from the dishes.

4.

Load the dishes. Overcrowding the DishDrawer may lead to poor wash
performance. Ensure there, art, no items blocking the spray arm path.

S.

Pour detergent into the detergent dispenser, then close the dispenser door.
Use the steps on the detergent dispenser as a guide to the correct amount of
detergent to use. Where the detergent manutactu rer has made recommendations

on quantities, we suggest you ioI[ow their instruction.

6.

Select the wash program on the secondary centre[ panel. Fouch the Program
button until the desired wash program light shows on the panel. The wash
program has now been selected.

7.

Select Eco Save (Optional)
If you would like the wash program to use less energy and time, Er'oSave should

be selected by touching this button. The wash program light will be green.

8. Close the drawer.

9.

Delay Start (Optional). If you wish to delay the start time, hold the Start/Pause
button until the Electronic Display background has changed to an orange
color and the "HRS DELAY" symbol comes on. Select the delay time required
and the DishDrawer will start when the time has elapsed.

10.

Start the Wash Program. Pressthe Start/Pause button to start the DishDrawer.
To pause the DishDrawer, press the Start/Pause button and wait ior the two
additional beeps before opening, the "rain" symbol displayed in the

Electronic Display will flash, and the "smiley lace" symbol will disappear.

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At the end of the program, the display wil[ show no background light. The
symbols "00" and the "smiley lace" wil[ be displayed on the Electronic Display.

The DishDrawer will beep six times to let you know that it has finished. At the
end of a wash program it is normal to find some water in the drain filter area and
the drying fan will be on ior a period of time or until the drawer is opened.
While the lan continues to be on, it assists with the drying and uses negligible
amounts of energy.

In tile even t era power failure, tile DishDrawer will stop until tile supply power is
resumed. It will drain the water in the DishDrawer and restart in the same part of the
wash program it was in when the power failed.

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USAGE

DishDrawerTM Accessories

Fhe basket is thf, basic"insert DishDrawer requires to

wash dishes, rhe inserts and racks can be added or
removed to suit your individual needs. [f you have two

DishDrawers, some of the parts are interchangab[e
between the two drawers. For example you can
combine the two Mega Racks into one drawer and wash

all cups and glasses, leaving the other drawer ior plates
and larger items.

Purpose of Each Insert

Basket

Fhis is the most basic piecf, and it isessential lot this to
be carefully placed into the DishDrawer first. [t holds
some of the inserts in place and keeps the dishes above
the spray arm so it can rotate and spray water onto the

dishes.

Drain Filter Access Panel

Fhe drain filter access pane[ is designed to give access to
the drain filter. The purpose of this insert is to prevent
objects from touching the base of the Dish Drawer and

stopping the rotation of the spray arm, but still giving
access to the drain fiher.

Figure 7 - Recommended
Positions for Inserts &

Racks

Figure 8- Basket & Drain
Filter Access Panel

Cutlery Basket

Fhe cutlery basket is removable and ideally should sit
over the opening of the drain filter in the front right hand

side of the drawer. For maximum wash performance the
ovals slots should face the middle of the drawer.

Individual pieces of cutlery, like knives or spoons, can
be placed in the oval slots [or convenience.

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Figure 9 - Cutlery Basket

Plate Insert

The plate inseri can be installed to the left or the right

side of the basket. This insert is capable of supporiing
plates and bowls.

Mega Rack

The Mega Rack carl bf, installed to the lel_or the right

side of the basket. [f you want to wash wine glasses, this
rack should be installed on the left side. this rack is

designed to hold a combination of glasses, cups and
small platc,s. Foinstall this rack, place the outer legs of

this rack on the top of the basket, hook into the mid

section under the middle wire and clip the Mega Rack to

the side of the basket.

When correctly installed, the Mega Rack should not IE,e[

loose. It is imporiant to assemble this rack correctly to
minimize the chance of obstructing the spray arm.

Figure lO-Accessories in
the DishDrawer

Key

1. Mega Rack

2. Plate Insert

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DISHDRAWER TM LOADING

Baskets

• Scrape off all _ood scraps and remove any bones, crusts, toothpicks and any

similar items.

• Overloading can lead to poorly washed dishes.

• Small light items should be placed soiled side down oil the basket.

• Plates, bowls and saucers can be slotted into spaces provided.

• Long kitchen utensils can be laid flat on the clip racks.

• if there are no inserts in the basket, large bowls and pots can be placed flat in

the DishDrawer.

• Ensure no items touch or protrude above the top of the drawer as you close it,

as damage to the DishDrawer and dishwarc, may occur.

• Locate sharp items so they cannot damage the lid sea[. Particular attention

must be paid to knives to ensure they do not dislodge during the wash, to
prevent injury to yourself or the DishDrawer.

Please note that the DishDrawer basket and its inserts are not designed to be lifted out
of the DishDrawer while loaded with dishes.

Figure 11 Figure 12
Examples of how we recommend you load your DishDrawer

Figure 13 Figure 14
Examples of how NOT to load your DishDrawer

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Cup Racks

Cups, glasses and kitchen utensils can be placed on both

sides of the cups inserts. For best wash periormance
ensurc, there art, no large items blocking the wash water
from reaching the cup racks. SeeFigurc,s 11 and 12 [or
the recommended method of loading the DishDrawer.

Wine glasses can be supported on the left hand cup

racks if used in conjunction with the Mega Rack. See

Figure 15.

Cutlery Baskets

• For best wash performance mix spoons, kniw, s
and forks within each section of the basket.

AIt_rnat(, between handles up and down to
prevent nesting and ensure water circulat(,s freely.

• We recommend that sharp utensils should have
their handles [acing up, to reduce the risk of cut

type injuries.

• Keep stainless stee[ from touching silver - mixing
these metals can stain cutlery.

Spray Arms

• Ensurc,there are no items blocking the path of the
spray arm.

• Check that no items have slipped through the
cutlery basket.

Figure 15-
Recommended Placement

for Wine Glasses

Figure 16 - Cutlery Basket

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Recommended Loading Pattern for 10 Place Settings

Top Basket

Figure 17

Bottom Basket

Cutlery Basket

Figure 19

Detergent Quantities

We recommend the use of 5g of detergent
in the pre-rinse compartment and 10g in
the main wash compartment.

Figure 18

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DETERGENT AND RINSE AGENT DISPENSER

The detergent and rinse agent dispenser is located on the

inside of the DishDrawer.

Detergent Compartments

There are two compartmonts - one lor pre-wash

detergent and the other ior the main wash detergent.

The pre-wash compartment is the smaller. The size

of the compariments are a guide to detergent usage.
The main wash compariment has steps on the side,
these can be used as a guide for how much detergent
to use. The lowest step isequivalent to one teaspoon

when the detergent is level with this step, the middle

step is equivalent to two teaspoons and the top step is
eqL_ivalent to three teaspoons.

The detergent dispenser is designed for L_se with

powderod detergent, however if liquid detergents are

used we do not recommend the Delay Start iunction
be used in conjunction with it. Fablet detergents are

not suitable to be used in the DishDrawer.

To Load the Detergent Dispenser

• Press the latch down and the door will open.

• Pour detergent

- For heavily soiled items, extra detergent can be
placed in the pre-wash detergent compartment.

- No detergent is needed ior the Rinse program.

• After filling the compartment(s), close the dispenser
door Lmtil it clicks shut.

• The detergent will automatically be released into
the DishDrawer during the wash program.

Important

Only L_sedetergent recommended ior domestic

aL_tomatic dishwashers. Handwashing liquids, soap,

laundry detergents or disiniectant will damage the
DishDrawer. Never sprinkle or pour detergent

directly onto any item in the DishDrawer.

WARNING

Dishwasher detergents are strongly alkaline. They can

be dangerous if swallowed. Avoid contact with skin
and eyes. Keep children and infirm person(s) away
from the DishDrawer when the drawer is open.

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Figure 20 - Detergent
& Rinse Agent Dispenser

Key

1. Latch

2. Rinse Agent Indicator
Light

3. Rinse Agent Ph_g

Figure 21
Detergent & RinseAgent
Dispenser

Key

1. Latch

2. Main Wash Compariment

3. PreWash Compartment

Rinse Agent Dispenser

Rir1_e agerfl gives a _lmak free sparklirlg cle,m look 1o
_lass and chinawarf,. II spc_.ds lip drying and helps

preverfl melA] from I_mishiri_

W(_ highly recomrnend Ihal you r_ularly use liquid

rin_ agent lo _ive Ih(_be_t drying resulls For besl
dryir1@rf'.sull_periodically check lhe.rimse,age.rfl

dispenser to :seeif il rle.edsf Ilir1_and fll when empty,

[ he rirlse a_enl dispenser is on lhe inside of Ihe

drawer. ]ocal_'.d undemealh lhe del_'.rgemdis/.lerlser

Figure 22 - Filling the

Rinse Agent Dispenser

[he dis/.lerlse.rholds approximahdy 17 fluid oz of

rinse a_erfl

To Load the Rinse Agent Dispenser

* hlm the.plu_ _ c,urfli'.rclo_kwise._about one eighth c,fa lure arldre.rtlc,'_-e.,

* Follr Ihe rir1_e a_er_l inlo Ihe cir, ular operlir1_,
* lak_ t;ar_ rlol Io spill rir1_ agerfl irflo lhe drawer,

* Wipe arly overflow lo preve.nl excess foaming,

* Fit lhe plug ba_k irflo lhe original position,

Rinse Agent Indicator Light

* If the rir1_ ag_r_t h_dk ator light is red_lher_ there i_ liltle m rm rir_ ag_m I_ft ir_

lhe.dis/.ler]_ser Rinse agerfl should be.added irflo lhe. dis/.ler]_er

* If the rinse a_enl window is black, there is enough rir]se agenl for lhe wash

HOw Much Rinse Agent to Use

Ih<_re_ulalor may n_d adiu_ling lo suil your waler ccmdilicms Ihe Iowesl

s_llir_ is '_' and lhe highesl is '5',
* If your dishes have. whil_ slreaks_ or Ihere is e×_ essive foam ir] Ihe DishDr,_w(_r,

reduce lhe sellir]_,

* If your dishes have w,Ii_r marks, or if fle_"ks ,Ire left on glasses after dryiri_

irlcrease lhe selling,

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OPTION ADJUSTMENT MODE

Afl<_.ru_singthe Dish F)r_lWeb you rtl,_y w,ml to oh,roBe sortl<_of Ih<_pr<_.:.;_loPlions 1osuil

your rmeds. [fro following sellings c,in be ch,inged:

• [_inse.A_e.nl

• Atflo Power

• w_ll_r PreSSUr< _.

Io rtl,Ike lhes{_ ch,Irlges il is necesssry 1o {_nl{arinlo lhe Oplion Ad)]_lrtlerll Mode.

To Enter Option Adjustment Mode

• Pr{ass Powe_r Io lur n Ih{_F)ish F)rsw{_ron [he (_le{ Ironic display will b{_gr{a{_n.

• PW.ss and hold IIw. Progr,_¢_tand k_:o_Saw _}tlllor]s sir_lullaneouslv for fly{.

seco_lds,

• When lira bullons h,_ve been press{_d {orr<aclly Ihe Dish F)r,]w{_rwill <_milone long

• hlelease.Iho.1"¢_,o[?tlllOrls Ihe electronic display will be red and Ihe secondary

conlrol panel lighl(s) will be or,rage. S_a below for furlher doblils

• Use Ihe bullons on lhe priming and secondary conlrol pand Io mak<_your

chang<es lo lhe pr_es{eloptions. [ h<ese are explMned below.

• Once you hav{_made Ihes{_changes, _.lrf_ssih(_.P_._w__rDtlllOrl lo r<_lum to ihe

Normal mode. [he.DishDraw{ar will sav{a lhes{a changes aulor_lalically

• [o make h_rlher changes repeal Ifw. above si(:[.ls from ihe beginning.

Rinse Agent Setting

• kni_r the Option A@lslr_l<_nl Mode ,_s e×plain<_d abov(_.

• [ h(_ currenl rinse agenl selling is shown on Ihe s{_condary conlrol panel in orang(_
]ighls

• Press ihe Progr_frl bullon lo advance ih(e selling For exartlpl<e lwo orang(e lighls

indical_ Ih<erinse ag(enl s_lling is s_elal Iwo [h<eoplions are from or_<elo fre.

• Once you hav{_seJeclf_d Ih(_ rins{_agenl selling you rf_quire_press Ihe Pow_?r
bullon Io r_lum lo Ih(_ Normal mode

R"]

Auto Power

VVhen lhe Auto Power I);alur<; is on il lurns lhe Dish [-)rawer aulomali(:a I]y 1o lhe

Normal Operating Mode whenever the drawer is opened, Auto Power lights up the
I-]ectrorfic Display arid a series of beeps are emitled when lhe DishDrawer is opened,

When Ihe DishDrawer leaves lhe I_aclor';,,,Aulo Power is programmed 1ooccur,

however this can be turned on or off asdesired

• [-rfler inlo the ()priori Adjuslmenl Mode as explained previously,

• Pressing the _ock bullon will lure the Aulo Power orl or off*

• When the "smiley face" symbol is displayed the Auto Power is on arid if the

"smiJey face" symbol is riot presenl then the Auto Power t2:ature is off,

• Press the )M;_,'orbutton to return 1o the Norma] Operating Mode,

When Auto Power is lumed ol)]. lhe Electronic Display does nol lighl up when lhe
drawer is opened and Ihere are no beeps Io It_rrl die DishDrawer on, press lhe

POWder btfltorl or the NI,_r_.Pal._so [_tfltorl to sblrl the dishwasher,

Note: If the mains power supply is turned off lhen lhe Auto Power feature will

deflauh 1oIhe faclory selting

Water Pressu re

Ihe DishDrawer is programmed al the factory to suil most water supply pressures
However, iFlhe Dish Drawer is used in very low 'wat<er pressure situalions (__4psi), il
may r_:suJl in a U1 fauh code, Should this happen then the water pressure selling

shouJd be changed,

• [-rlter into the Option Adjustmenl Mode as explained above,

• Pressing the S/at[i )NO,_{ [?tltlorl will change the water pressure settings,

• [ he electronic display will show which water pr<essur<: the DishDrawer is set to, If"
"H P" is showing on the electronic dis[.lla¥ this irldicat<:s high or standard pr<essur<:

or "l P" meaning low pressure

• Press the _Swot [_t!ttorl to return to the Normal Operaling Mode

Warning:

lnder no ( it( umstan(es do we ret:omrllerld you ( hange your waler pr<essuresetlirlg 1o
"l P" il_you have high or sbmdard water pressure, I-ailure 1ofollow this can resuh in

damage 1oyour DishDrawer or properly

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WASH PROGRAM CHART

Detergelhl Program De_:ripliolh

Quat_|ies

Wash Pre Ma_n Pre Pre Pre Ma_n Pos| Pos| Pos| Dry_ng

Pr_ratll_ WJ_eth 1o [J_a Wa_l Wa_l Wa_l Wa_l Wash Wa_l Wa_l Wa_l Wa_l P_la_e

(_sp) (_sp) i 2 3 i 2 3

Ri_tso lo preveltt soils dr_d_tg

<ml<} dishes _"

L_

Heavy Heavily soiled tablewal'e

a_td cookware witlt dried
oI_iood residl/es

Nol'mal Dish<'-8 with nol'mal soils for

oplim{lm waslt altd dw 1 3

Sligltlly soiled, _eltlly {lsed
dishes ;_ed el/fleD"

DelicaR _ Sligh]ly soiled ]'ablewal'__,

ffasile _lassware altd

crockey

Heavy Heavily soikM ew, l'yday

disltc_ iltcludiltg cookware 1 3
tllat have Ixeei_ _sed r_'ei_tlv

Normal Normally soil{x_ disltc_ for

optimt/m el]e;gy l/se

Fas_ Vely lightly soikxt alKt l_ol_

_eas_, disltes

Delicale For i_oi_ _re_sy, lightly soiled

delicaR _ and heal' _msMve
disltwa_e

1 3

,/ ,/

3

3

./ ./ ./

./

./

./

./

./

./

3

• fhe del_er_er)lquantilies are for individual DishDrawers. Howe,-or. ifyou live it) a

soft wal_r area_you may need lessdet_rg<_rlt.

'_ If you li_-eit) a hard water area, a wal_r softer)or is recommer)ded lo improv_

waler qualily del_rg_er)leffecliv_rless_ flre_-er)lthe build uf_ of calcium deposils or)
dishes ,rod cutlery ,rod it) the r_ishDrawer

., Wash times are or)ly appro×imat_ orl the electror)ic display Wash times can be

Iorlger if w,_t_r at)d/or room t_mper,_tures are cold. I he times c,m also be Iorlger if
Ihe drawer is opened durin@ the wash program.

, i he wash times on the electror)ic display are based orl Ihe ir)lei t_mperatures al

120'F

, We re(:ommerld lhal the drawer(s) be left aiar after lhe end of the flro_ra/tl 1o

im/.lro_-edrvir)g.

• Remerllber th,_tir)sufficierlt q u,mtities of det<_rgerltwill/.lroduce poor w,_sh

per forliq,_rice where,_s e×cessi%-e ,_moiir)ls of det_r_eri[ does r)oi im/.lrov(_. _-_Jsh

resultsarid is w,_sl_fu].

• When usir)g the i-;_s_/-_ };,tv_ wash pro_ra/tl, det_rgeril should be fflaced it) the
mair) wash _omparlmenl or)ly.

• At the erld of each wash program, lhe dryin_ farl will tie or) for a shorl period of
lime or [lr)li] Ihe drawer is o_leried. While Ihe far) _or)liriues Io be on, it assisls wilh

the dryir)g ar)d uses r)egligible artlourlts of or)orgy.

INSTALLATION OF UPPER KICKSTRIP

i o prev_m injury or dama_e_ lhe upp(_r kk kslrip is desi_ri(_d 1obe released from lh(_

drawer if,my large il_m(s::,ir<_in its/.lath durff)g _]osir)g.

[o reir)slal] the upper kickstrip par)el, the followiri_ steps mt_sl be t_ridert_k(,.r)(s{_.e

Figure 21)

• [fie upper kickstrip t_bs musl fil ir)lo the sJolsorl the boKom drawer.

• Pt_sh the upper kickstri_l back so thai the di_ls or) the par)el, lock irito the bottom

drawer

labs irito lhe slols

Chassis Tuh _f B_ttom / I I"_- Do_r

Drawer

_'_._ _rKickstrip

]

]_,_-uowerKickstrip Clips

Figure 23 -Reln_l_ll_tlon #£the Upper Kick_t_l

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CARE GUIDE

Ihe combir_afior_ of high Lf_r¢l[leralures arid dishwasher delergerfl may cause dar¢lage

1osorl_<ail<;ms if Ihey are washed irl Ihe Dishr)rawer.

I{<;member. it'ir_ ar_y doubt about arly aspecl cor_cerrfir_ B il<_.ms'washe_ irl lhe

DishDrawer, fdlow the irlslruclior_s floral the mar_ufaclurer oF the il(_.ms, or wash the

il<_.mby harld.

Glassware

Mosl everyday glassware is dishwasher sat2;. (]rysla I, very fir_e arid ar_lklue glassware
rtlay ek:h i.e. become opaque. You rtlay [ir<_.Fer1owash these il<_.rtlsby har_d.

Silverware and Cutlery

CulJery should t_e rir_sed ir_lr_ledialf:ly afteruse.1oprf:verfl l;_rrfishirlg cause._ by some

foods. Ihe Rinsc_wash prograr_l is useful Forll'lis Sil,.-erilerrts should rlol corile ir_lo

cor_lacl wilh slairlJess sle(d, for exarilple other culler.':.'. Mixir_g lhese ilems caa cause
slairfirlg. Remo,.-esilver cutlery from Ihe DishDrawer aad harld dry il ir_medial<:ly after

lhe prograril has firfished.

Aluminum

Alumir_uril car_t_e dulled by dishwsher delerge.r_l degre(_,of char_Bede[.ler_dsor_lhe
(lualily of lhe producl

Other Metals

Iror_arid cast irorl objects carl rusl ar_d sl,Iir_olher il_rlls Copper, rlewl<erarid brass
lerld 1oslair_.

Woodware

Ger_erally wooder_ ilf:rlls arf: ser_silive Io heal arid waler. Regular use irl Ihe
Dishwasher may cause del_:rioralior_ o,.-er li/ile. IFia doubb wash by haad.

Pl_tic

Sorlle i!Jaslic may _harlge shape or _olor wilh hol waler (]he._ k rllarluFa_ lurer's

ir_slruclior_s aboul washir_ B plaslk: k_;rtls. Washable [.llaslk: il<;r_ls should be weighed

dowrl so they do riot Flip over arid fi11with wal<er or Fall lhrough lhe baskel durir_g lhe

".A'as_l,

Decorated Items

Most modem chir_a [.laity;ms are Disfr._-ashe.rsafe;. Ar_lique il_;r_ls,lhose wilh a [.lall_;m
pairfl<edover the glaze, Bold rims or har_d pair_l<;_chir_a may be rllore serlsilive Io
rtlachir_e washir_B, IFir_doubt wash lhese ilems by harld.

Glued Items

( erlairl adhesi'.-esare sofl<;rle.dor dissolved ir_machir_ewashir_B, IFir_doubl wash
Blued il<;rlls by harld.

2_

USER MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTION

Cleaning the DishDrawerTM

[he. se.¢ondary ¢omro] panel and the front of lhe F)ishDrawe.r may ne.ed ".Mpin_

down from ti/ne to ti/ne, [ his (an be done with a (jean darnp( Ioth,

we do not r_ommend lhe use of lhe followin_ clearfin_ a_enls on or in your

F)ish Drawer as lhey Itlay damage il

* Plastic or _l_inJess _W.eJscourin_ pads,
* AbrasNe, solvenl house.hold cleaners, acid or alkaline ( le.aners.

* Handwashing Jkluids , soap_ laundry delergenl_ or disinfeclanls,

If a dishwasher cleaner is used, we would slron_ly recomnlend a Heavy Plus wash

program wilh d_lerBenl be used immediately to prevent damage 1o lhe Dish Drawer,

Cleaning the Drain Filter, Spray Arm,

Filter Plate and Motor Assembly

We recommend lhe drain fill_r be _ leaned whenever

there is evidence of food particles. [fie filler plal_ is
desiBne_ 1o be self cleanin_ bill food scraps may

a__umulale,

[fie spray arm and fih_r plal_ may need cleanin_

abOU[ orICe a fflofllh it1 norr_laj llse or more of[<erl,
should Ihe ne_d arise,

To Clean "Ee Drain Filter

* I it*llip lhe. drain filler a¢ce.ss panel, if filed on Ihe

bask_l,

* I ifl and remove Ihe drain filler oul of lhe

DishDrawer,

* Ernply, rinse, under clean runnin B wal_r, and

replace Ihe drain fiher inlo lhe allocaled space

[ he correc[ pJacemenl of lhe drain filler is shown

in FiBur@ 2,1,

F_gure 24 - Internal Paris

of the DishDrawer

K_y

1, Spray Arm

2. Fiber Plale

t, Drain Filler

To Clean the Spray Arm

* Rfemove Ihe bask_l carfefully, I ifl [roril lhe back

end firsl so lhal yot_ do r_ol knock lhe delerBem

and rinse a_enl dispenser,
* I ifl lhe spray arm,
* Shake any foreisn maleria] Otfl Of Ihe spray arm,

* Rirls(e Ihe spray arm under waler and wipe lhe

spray arm ,Mlh a damp c]olh
* Replace the spray arm back ohio lhe impeller,

Figure 2,1 shows Ihe correct placement of lhe spray

arril,

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To Clean the Filter Plate
*_ Imsure Ihe F)ishDrawer iscool be.fore you _l_rl

cleanh_B

* Follow the above ir_slruclions for remo'dng lhe

drain filer arid spray arm

,_ In Ihe _e.nlf_.rof Ihe I_iherr.llalf_._Iherf _.arf_.lwo rings,

Hold Ihe cer_lo.rrin_ _lill and lurn lhe oul_.r rin_

_"outlier ckx kwise, aboul a V_turn Jhis will release

- When cle,ming lhe underside of the fiJl_r r.ll,d_, c,_re
/tlusl be l,_kerl on lhe sharp outer edge to avoid lhe
risk of (:ill lype injuries

* I{emove any soil. wash in hol soaDy waler and

rinse lhoroughly in clean water. Ihe healer plaie

can be wiFled wiih a damr.l cloih

Figure 25-
Correct Locking Posillon

of Filler PIMe wilh Motor
Assembly

* I{eplace lhe filler pl,_l_so il lies Flai in Ihe base of

lhe DishDrawer ensurin_ Ihe filler pl,d_ is fully
locked imo posilior_ with the outer riri_. 1o lock

lhe filler plale inlo posilion, ensure lhelri,mgles
(.&) ali_n with each oiher (see Fisure 25 for lhe

correct position). I he I_iherpJ,_l_must rlol be
able Io move aboul Freely

To Clean "the M_t_r Assembly

Ibis area only n_ds to be cleaned when a U3" or

%2 fauh (:ode appe,_rsoa the Iqeclronic Display.
* Follow lJ'leabove inslruclions for lhe removal oflhe

draia filler, spray arm arid filler pl,de.

Ium Ihe rolordocking rir_gamiclockwise ,rod lift out
C)rl_selhemotor assembly is lifted up, check lhe
¢a'dly for aay foreign mallo.r like bor_esor s@reds

and relTJO'_-e,

* I{eplace Ihe rtlolor assembly back irflo Ihe small

cauiiy in Ihe DishDrawer [um lhe mok_r assembly
clockwise aboul i_ OF,_lurrl lo lock irflo posilior_.

Figure 26 -

Motor Assembly

K{y

1, Impeller

2, Rotor I ocking Ring
3 Healer Plal_

Ilie ,_rrows _ orl lhe rolor Iockiag ring and motor

housing rilusi align wilh eachoiher (SeeFigure 26).

Nole: The DishDrawer must be used will] the mal_r assombly, filler platte, drain filter

m_d sp_ay arm corr_:dy in place.

Vacation Time

If the Dish Drawer is nol goin_ to be used hlr some time, we recorllmend you:

* kr_sure lJ'le baskels ,_re em/.lly
* Ieave Ihe inside of lhe DishF)rawer cle,_n.

,_ Ieave the dr,_wers ajar 1oallow air 1ocirculal_
* Iurn offbolh lhe electricity and w,ii_r su/.l/.lly to lhe DishDr,iwer

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PROBLEM SOLVER

IFthe Dish Drawer does nol ,_ppear 1obe working properly, check lhe ch,_rt
below and correcl where possible You are reminded Ihal Us(:r faults ,_renol cm-ered
by Warrarfly. If you n_:d any assislance pleas(: _:,i11our Cuslomer (:are Cenl_r on

1 888 9 367 872.

PROBLEM

Dish Drawer will nol slarl

Dish Drawer does nol
drain

Wal_:r does rlol flow irflo

Ihe Dish Dr,_w(_r
(U'_ faull code)

POSSIBLECAUSE

Pow(:r supply nol

{ O_I_Ie{ led

Ihe drawer nol dosed

properly

I OCI( orl I{emove lhe Lock fun( lion

WHAT TO DO

(onnecl lhe power supply,

Enstm: lhe drawer is firr_fly

closed.

by holdin B down lhe Lock

btfllorl llrllil lh<: "key"

symbol disappe,_rs FromIhe

Eleclronic Displ,_y.

._at_/Paost_ bullon nol
[.lr_;ssed

Drain hos(: benl or kinked

Filler pl,flei drain fih_:r

SlrMghl_:n lhe drMn hose.

Cle,m lhe filler pJ,_leand
drain Filler. Refer to

U_er Maintenance
Instruction.

Wal(:r fauc(_l lurri(_doff I urn Ih_ W,_l_rfauc(_lon.

Inlel hos(: benl or kinked Slr,Iighl_:n lhe inlet hose.,

Wal_:r rt_,_rkson lhe dishes

InsuFficienl fins(: aF,e.nl

I<inse,_genlselling Ioo low

DishDrawer overlo,_ded

or incorrectly loaded

Ioo much del_rgerll

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(beck il"Ihere is enough

rirls(: agerfl irl Ihe

dispenser

]_lCredSo. Iho. ri_lse d_efil

s(:lling

Enstm: lhe dishes ,_renol
nesling IoB_lher,

Decreas(: lhe ,Inlounl of

del_:rBerfl.

PROBLEM SOLVER

PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE

Dishes de,rmlcom<_ c,ul Overlc, adir1_ lh<_

dearl DishDrawer

WHAT TO DO

I_rlsllre lhaldishes are riol
r_eslir_g Iog(_lher

_h_suil_bledel_rg_nl

Nol erlough del_rgerll

Sr.lrayarm ur_M_leIo robll_

Spray arm holes are
blocked

FillerplaleiDrairlfill(_r

blocked

Wash program ur]suilable

for Ihe load

Filler plale/Drairl f Ii(_rs
rlol properly inserl(_d

Del_rgerll r.llll irdo lhe
wrong del(_r_enl
Com[.larll_ler]l

U_ recommerided brands
of dishwasher del_r_er_l.

Follow our wash program

guide or lhe delerg_rll
TTIarit_/a_"It_r('f s irislr ucliori

I_rlst_r_ l_@rf,, are r10 il('.ms
blockiri_ lhe palh ol_Ihe

sprayarm.

Clearl lhe spray arm.

Clean lhe fll_r plate arid

drain filler.

I{ethr Io wash program
charl for suilable wash

program, or lhe soils were
1ooheavily bak_edon arid

may rleed soakiri_.

Refer to Sea, ion on U_er
Maintenance Ins_ruL_ion_

Delergeril must be placed
in lhe large com/.larlmer_l

Iiquid del_r_enls used

kx_essiv_*I_oodHOI

remov_doffplaices

Mega Ra_k in_orre_lly

insl,_lled

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Ensure lhe liquid del_rgenls

are riol used wilh Delay

SIArL

S_rape all food scraps off
dishware

Refer to Se_ion on
DishDrawer Ac,t:e_sorie-_

for correcl ir_sblllalior_

PROBLEM SOLVER

PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE

I_oami_ 1_( orr@CI _moUfll Of

delergenl

WHAT TO DO

See Wash Program charl or
_;or_st!]l lho. rTlarltlfa¢ lt!rfeffs

[oo much egg yolk

in wash load

Rimse.agenl :selling 1oo high

Dishes nol dry Irlcorre¢ 1]oadirlg

Rinseagenl depleled

Rirlse. ago.rll sellirlg Ioo low

An [-co Program has been

C h o5o.fl

Delergerll rlol disperlsing Del_;rgerll was wel wherl

loaded

Delo.r gerll rlol

dispensing from lhe

[.ire wash com[.larlmenl

Waler Ieaking

Iype of wash progrartl

ChoSen)

Drain hose discormecle.d

from [he wasl_ pipe

Add dele.rgenl irilo Ihe

pr@qi_lSe ¢orflparlTTleriL

Decrease rirlse, agerll

selling.

Ensure lhe disfles are nol
rleslirlg together,

Refill Ihe rinse, agerll

dispenser.

In€ mase rinse, age.hi se;ling,

Irvusing the Plus

programs, lhe wash

program Jighl should be
Red

Clean lhe dispenser arid

ensure the del_rge.rll

dis[.lerlser is dry when

pulling lhe del_rgenl irl

When using the ]-asl H:o
Saw wash program,

deterge.hi should be placed

in the main wash

com[._arlmenl only.

14_.comleclIhe drain hose
Io lhe wasw. [.ripe.

Supply irlJe[ hose.
rlol conrlecl_;d [._ro[._erlv

Other I eaks

3O

Securely recormecl lhe

;fie inlel hose..

[ um Ihe waist arm

eleclricil v 1o your

Dish Drawe.r orL (:all your
Fisher & PaykeJ Dealer or

Aulhorized Service. Age.hi,

PROBLEM SOLVER

PROBLEM

Dish Dr,_we.r Inl_rior

Shrined

POSSIBLE CAUSE

Some foods, like lornalo

b,_sed products, rn,_y

_l,_irl the. into.riot of the.

F)ishDrawer.

WHAT TO DO

Pre-rinse dishes bel_ore

placing in DishDrawer or
use. the rinse [.lrogram
after addin B lhe dishes,
which may minimize the

level of sl;dr_ing.

E×cessive Motor Noise

Foreign mailer in Ihe

rnolor asse.rnbly

Motor assemb]y_ fi]ler p]ale
arid/or spray arm is

incorreclly pJaced

Refer to Section on U_er
Maintenance In_ruc_fion

Refer to Section on U_er
Maintenance In_ruc_fion

FAULT CODE DISPLAYS

[he Heclronk Display shows when lher<; is a fauh Ihe DishDrawer will

corilirmousJv beep every secorld unlfl lhe Fowc_r bullorl is pr<;ssed.

[fie fauh code_ ar<; as follows arid we. r<;commend Ihal you check Ihe charl below lo
corr<;cl lhe fauh where possible. If lhe faull code camlol be removed by prP.ssing d_e
Power bullon, lure Ihe power off al Ihe mains supply, wail 1 O seconds and lure Ihe

DishDrawer oil a_aim We would recommerld lhe DishDrawe.r be furl orl a wash

program lo erlsure the fault has beerl compJeleJy eJir_lirlaled, Iflhe fauh code sliJJ
appears, _all your Fisher & P'aykel Authorized Service Agerll

You are reminded lhal if you call a Fisher & Paykel Aulhorized Service Agerll because
of a user faull, il is rlol cove.red bv lhe Warrarilv. Should you encotml_;r arlv problems

then we recor_lmend lhal you telephone our Fisher & gaykel Cuslomer (:are Ceriler orl

1 888 9 36:7 872.

FAULT POSSI BLE CAUSE

CODE

WHAT CAN BE DONE

U1 Fill Fauh Excessive foam, Refer to Se¢_fion on

Problem Solver.

Check lhe inlel hose is connecl<;d arid

Ihe waler faucel is lumed om

Check lhe sprav arm is placed on Ihe

impeller correcl] v, Refer to Se_ion on

User Maintenance Instru_fion.

Irlcorrecl Inslallaliorl Check Ihe ff_sl_llalion of lhe drairl

hoseB) arid erlsurfe il is supporled 1o
Ihe recommended heighl above lhe

base of Ihe Dish Drawer.

Blocked Irilel Hose Check Ihe filler in lhe irilel hose is nol

blocked.

Very low waler pressure
(£ 4 psi)

Check Ihe waler pressure sellirlg.

Refer to Section on Option

Adjustment Mode_

Filler Plale and Spray Arm

irlcorrecll v insl;_lled.

Check Ihe filler plale is properly

locked s_-ecurelv irl place arid lhe

sprav arm is cc,rrecll v on Ihe

impeller. Refer to Section on User

M_intenance Instruction_

_2

FAULT CODE DISPLAYS

FAULT POSSIBLECAUSE

CODE

WHATCAN BE DONE

lJ2

LJ3 F)r4in pump b]ocko.d

F)r4we.r Opened during wash

In(ormcl In_iallalion

In( orre.cl wal_r ilre.ssure.

selling.

F1 Flood swilch has been

a_ [ivaled

F2 Molor problem

Molor Assembly incorreclly

insb_lled

Press [he Pow_ r bt_llon 1o(;lear [he
fauh. Always press lh<+5_rl.Paus_

btfllon b<+fore op<ening [he drawter if

lhe wash is in progress

Ensure lhe molor ass(embly is flee of
foreign rtlall_r. Refer to Section on

U_r Maintenance Instruction.

(beck lhe inslallalion 1oensure [he
drain hos(e(s/: are no[ kinked

( hange [he waist pressme selling lo
"HP". Refer to Se_tion on Option

Adjustment Mode.

[tim lhO.walf:r/ailcoJ ,rod [he rTlaiflS

power off 1o [he DishDrawe.r and (:all

yore Fisher & Paykel Aulhorized
Servia e Agenl

Check lhe molor assembly for foreign

rtlal<eria].

I-xcessive foam, Referto Se_tion on
Problem Solver.

Check lhe molor ass(+rrlbly is correclly

irish+lied Care.should be [aken 1o

ensme lhe filer plale and spray arm is
_orreclly ass(embled, Refer to Sea,ion

on U+er Maintenance In_trut_ion.

F3

Waller lo.f/iperaltHf _.[_realer

lhan 175F

lemperalllre sensor has failed

Ensure [he inle[ waist supply is no[

greal+r [hart 150%.

(all yore Fisher & Paykel Aulhorized

Service Agenl,

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FAULT CODE DISPLAYS

FAULT POSSI BLE CAUSE
CODE

WHAT CAN BE DONE

F4 F,_ull¥ l_mPeralur_a _r_or

F(_, F7, F_ Ele¢ Irorfi¢ s rtl,Ilfurlclior_

C,dl your Fisher 8.,Paykel Aulhodzed

Service Age.r_l,

(all your Fisher & Paykel Aulhorized
Service Age.rlI,

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FULLTWO YEAR SMART CARE WARRANTY

For lwo }'ears [From [he dale. o[ForiBina] [.lur(:hase, we will provide, fi<'.e of charge, par[_
and se.rvi_ e. labor in your home 1o re.[.lair or m.pJa_e.,_nvp,_r_ _fll_te tJi_;l_tDrawer Ihal

fails because of a marlu_,i( lurir1_ detb.( 1

Ihis warranty is e×lended to lhe original purchase and any su__eedin_ owner for

producis purchased [Forordinary home use in lhe 48 mainland sl,_l_s, Haw,di and
W,_shinglorl D,C. hiAJask,_lhe warr,mly is Ihesame excepl Ihai ii is I IMI [ ED because
you musl p,_y lo shi[F_Ihe produ_:l lo lhe service shop or for Ihe service Ife_shriiciari's
lrauel cosis Io your home.
All warr,inly will be provided by a Fisher_: Paykel Aulhorized Service Agenl during

nomlal working hours
Should your appliance nmM service, during [he warr,mly period or beyond, call

TOLL FREE1 888 9 FNP USA (1 888 936 7872)

m mWrml nero wm'm'

Service Irir.ls 1o your home Io l_ach you how 1ouse lhe [Flroduclor change Ihe
s_l_up of Ihe producl or Ihe [Faull(si:caused by die user

Readyour USE & CARE ManuaL If you then h,_ve,any questions ,Iboul
op(_r,_liri_Ih(_producl, [Ffleas<econl_cl your @ealeror (:all

1 888 9 FNP USA (1 888 936 7872)

Improper insl_llalion

Ifyou hav(_,m insl_llalion problem conl_cl your dealer or insl,dler You
are responsible [Forproviding ,_dequalf_electrical, exhausting ,ind olher

connection [Facilities

Kepl,_cemenl of house [Fusesor resellingoFFcircuil breakers.
F,_ilureof lhe producl if il is misused, or used for olher lharl lhe inl_nded

[Flur[Floseor used commercially
Damage lo produci caused by accidem [Fire.floods or Acts of (]od

( orreclion of unaulhorized repairs

Normal recommended mainle.nan(e as sel out in lhe [.lrodu( is LSk & (ARE
Manual

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IOIIWII rstmaL'llmq'l l lilt'4Lwastmstb

j WARRANTOR IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGESI

Someslales do nol allow die exclusion or limilalion of incidenlal or

consequential damages, _) the a[_)ve limitation r_rexchJsirm may not apply

1o you. This warranly gives you specific legal rights, and yc.u may also have

oilier righ[s which vary from sia[e Io sia[e. ]o know wha[ your legal righis

are in your sla[e, consul[ your local or sla[e consumer afi_drs officer or your

slale's Al[,u.rney General.

Warrantor: Fisher & Paykel Appliances Inc.

If further help is needed concerning this warranty write:

Fisher & PaykelAppliances Inc., 27 Huhhle

lrvlner CA 92618 r USA.

PROOF OF PURCHASE

Proof of original purchase dal_ is required lo obl_in service under warranly, All_ch

your sales receipl or cancelled check here,
Wrile down ;fie model serial number and punsh,_se,irfformaiion bel¢_w,

Model Number

Serial No.

Purchaser

Date _ Purchase / /

Dealer

Addre_

SERVICE

For your local Fisher & Paykel Authorized Service Agent,

please call 1 888 9 FNP USA (1 888 936 7872)

or contact us through our web site,

www.fisherpaykel.com

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