Haier DW12-TFE4SS, DW12-TFE4WH User Manual

Dishwasher
DW12-TFE4SS
DW12-TFE4WH
Instructions for Use

0120505780

Index

Safety i n fo rm ati o n
Installation
Getting to know your dishwasher
How to fill the rinse aid and the detergent dispenser
Not suitable for the dishwasher
Arranging crockery, glasses, etc. in the dishwasher
Programme overview
Washing dishes
How to keep your dishwasher in shape
Care and maintenance
Fault finding
Technical data
Important information

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Safety information

At time of delivery

Check packaging and dishwasher immediately for signs of transport damage. If the appliance is

damaged, do not put it into use but contact your supplier or customer service without delay.
Please dispose of packaging materials properly.

During inst allatio n

Site the dishwasher and connect it up in accordance with the installation instructions.
The dishwasher must not be connected to the electricity supply while installation is being carried out.
Ensure that the domestic wiring is properly earthed.
The mains electricity supply must conform to the details shown on the dishwasher nameplate.
Do not connect the dishwasher to the electricity supply via an extension cable.
After the appliance has been installed,the mains plug should still be easily accessible.
During installation, the power supply cord must not be excessively or dangerously bent or flattened.

During normal use

The dishwasher must only be used by ad ults for t he wa s hing of ho usehold dishes and coo k ing utens ils .
This appliance cannot be installed outdoor, not even if the area in which it is installed is covered by a
roof; it is also very dangerous to leave it exposed to the rain and elements.
Do not place any heavy objects or stand on the door when it is open. The appliance could tip forward.
The water inside the dishwasher is not suitable for drinking.
Do not use solvents of any kind inside your dishwasher. They could cause an explosion danger.
Open the door very carefully if the dishwasher is operating. There is a risk of water squirting out.
Do not touch the heating element during or after a wash cycle.

Fundamental rules to follow when using the appliance:

- Never touch the dishwasher when barefoot or with wet hands or feet;

- We discourage the use of extension cords and multiple sockets;

- If the appliance is not operating properly or maintenance must be performed, disconnect the
appliance from the power supply.

If your family inclu d es children

Keep detergents out of the reach of children, who must also be kept away from the dishwasher when

it is open.

The appliance is not for use by young children of infirm persons without supervision. Young
children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.

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If a fault occurs

If the applia nce malf unc tions , turn off wa t er supply t o the appliance and dis conn ect the plug from

the wall socket. Then, consult the section entitled, "Finding fault" .If you cannot solve the problem,
contact a service center.
To maintain the EFFICIENCY and SAFETY of this appliance,we recommend:

- call only the Service Centers authorized by the manufacturer.

- always use original Spare Parts.

If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its service agent
or a similarly qualified person in order to avoid a hazard.

When disposing of old appliances

Appliances which are no longer being used must be made inoperable by cutting the power supply
cord and removing the door lock.
Take the appliance to a designated waste disposal center.

Dangerous voltage

Children could get locked in the appliance (risk of suffocation)
or get stuck in other positions. Therefore: Remove the mains
plug, cut the mains wire and set aside. Damage the door lock so

that the door can no longer be closed.

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Installation

Positioning the appliance

Positioning the appliance in the desired location. The back should r es t against the wall behind it, and the
sides , along the adja cent ca binet s or wall. The d ish wash er is equ ipp ed wi th w ater supp ly an d dr ain
hoses that can be positioned to the right or the left to facilitate proper installation.

Levelling the appliance

Once the applia nce is pos itioned , adj ust t he feet (sc rewing th em in o r out ) to adj ust the dis hwas her,
making it level. In any case, the appliance sh ould not be inclined more than 2˚. If the appliance is lev el, it
will help ensure proper performance.

Cold wat er connect ion

Connect the water supply hose t o a threaded 3/4” bsp c on nector,
making sure that it is fastened tightly in place (see fig.A).
If the water pipes are new or have not been used for an ex-
tended per iod of t im e, let the wat er run to mak e sure t hat t he
water is c lea r a nd free of i m purities. If this p r eca u t ion is not taken,
there is a risk that the water inle t can get bloc ke d and damage
the appliance.

The appl ianc e is to be conne cted t o the wat er mains us ing ne w hose -s ets and t hat old
hose-sets should not be reused. Water pres su r e 0.03-1.0MP a. A P r es su re limiting valve is
required where water pressure exceeds 1.0MPa.

fig.A

Drain hose co nnect ion

Insert the drain hose into a drain pipe with a minimum diameter of 4cm , or let it run into the sink, making
sure to avoid bending or crimping it. If necessary, fit a syphon trap (U-bend) with a connecting piece for
the drain hose (fig.B). The fr ee end of the hose must be at a height between 40 and 100c m and m ust not
be immerse d i n w at e r.

fig.B1

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fig.B2

The connecting piece for syphon t rap (U-bend) must be s olidly fas t ened to the wall to
prevent the drain hose from moving and allowing water to spill outside the drain.

Electrical Co nn ection

After making sure that the voltage and frequenc y v alues for the c ur r ent in the home cor r esp ond to those
on the rat ing plate ( locate d on the stainl ess steel inne r door of the ap plianc e) and that t he elec tric al
system is correc t f or the max imum v olt age on t he r ating plate, insert the plug into an ele ctri cal s oc ket
which is earthed properly (the earthing of the appliance is a safety requirement mandated by law).
If the electrical socket to which the appliance must be connected is not appropriate for the plug, replace
the whole cable, rather than using adaptors or the like as they could cause overheating and burns.

The dishwasher plug must be accessible ev e n when the appliance is ins talled as a built­in unit so that maintenance can be done safely.

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Getting to know your dishwasher

Close-up view (control panel)

ADC

B

A

"POWER" Light
"POWER" Button

B

"HALF LOAD" Light

C

"HALF LOAD" Button

D

Dishwasher in terio r

a

c

b

E

FG

E

Low Rinse Aid Indicator Light
Heat Indicator Light

F

Knob For Selecting Cycle

G

e

d

f

g

a

Upper Rack

b

Lower Rack

c

Top Spray Arm

d

Silverware Basket

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e

Bottom Spray Arm

f

Washing Filter

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Detergent and Rinse Aid Dispenser

How to fill the rinse aid and the detergent dispenser

Rinse aid

This product makes dishes sparkle and helps them to dry without spotting. The dispenser is located on
the inside panel of the door .

When the low rinse aid indicator lights, you must load rinse aid.

Loading the rinse aid

Regardless of the type of detergent dis pens er installed on your appliance,
you must proceed as indicated below when loading the rinse aid.
To open the dispenser, t urn the " 1 " cap in an ant i-cloc kwis e dire c­tion and then pou r in the r inse aid, m aking sure not t o overf ill. The
amount of rinse aid used for each cycle can be regulated by turning
the "2" dose adjust or, located ben eath the "1" cap, with a screwdriver.
There are 6 different settings; the normal dosage setting is 2.

Proper dosage of t he rin se aid im pro ves dr ying . I f drops of water remain on t he dis hes or
spotting occurs, the dosage adjustor should be turned to a higher setting. I f t he dish es hav e
white streaks, turn the dosage adjustor to a lower setting.

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2

Detergent

Detergent specifically intended for use with dishwashers mus t be used.

The dispens er m ust be refille d before t he s tart of each was h cycle
following the inst ruc tions provided in the "Pr ogr am m e over view". T h e
detergent dispenser is located on the inside panel of the door.

Loading the detergent

To open the " 3" cover on the dispenser, press the "4" button.
The detergent for t he wa sh cycle shou ld be poured int o the " 5"
compartment.
The detergent for the pre-wash cycle should be poured into the
“ 6” compartment.
After t he deter gent h as been placed in the dispens er , c los e t he
cover and press down until it clicks in place.

To facilitate closing the cover, remove any excess d etergent on t he edges of the dis penser.

Dishwasher detergents are strongly alkaline. They can be extremely dangerous if
swallowed. Avoid contact with the skin and eyes and keep children away from the dish­washer when the door is open. Check that the detergent receptacle i s empty after comple­tion of the wash cycle.

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Not suitable for the dishwasher

What you should not put into the dishwasher

Cutlery and t ab lewar e m anuf a c t ur ed in who le or part f r om wood .T hey bec om e faded and unsight ly in

appearanc e.Furt hermor e,the adhe siv es that are us ed are not s uitable for t he temper ature that occur
inside the dishwasher.Delicate decorative glassware and vases, special antique or irreplac eable china.
The decorative patterns on such items will not be dishwasher-proof.
Plastic obj ects tha t are not resis tan t to h ot wat er , copp er a nd p ewter ut ens ils are al so no t sui tab le.
Decorative patterns printed or paint ed onto t he s urface of crocker y, glas ses, etc.,aluminium and silver
items tend to be come dis col oure d or faded if w ashed in t he dish washe r. S ome t ypes of glas s can be­come opaque in appearance af ter they h ave be en was hed ma ny time s in a dishwa sher . Highly absor ­bent materials, such as sponges and towels,should never be placed in the dishwasher.

Our recommendation

In future, only purchase table or kitchenware that has been confirmed as being dishwasher-proof.

Dishes or c ut lery t hat hav e been soiled by t oba c c o as h, wax , I ubricat ing grea s e or paint ,
should not be put in the dishwasher.

Damage to glassw are and other dishes

Possible causes

type of glass or manufacturing process
chemical composition of detergent
water temperature and duration of dishwasher programme.

Suggested remedy

Use glassware or por celain dishes that have been marked ‘d ishwa sher-pr oof’ by the manufacture .
Use a mild detergent that is described as ‘kind to dishes’. If necessary, seek further inform ation from
detergent manufacturers.
Select a programme with a low temperature and a short duration as possible.
To prevent damage, take glass and cutlery out of the dishwasher as soon as possible after the
programme has ended.

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Arranging crockery, glasses, etc. in the dishwasher

Before placing the dishes in the dishwasher, remove la rger f ood
particles to prevent the filter from becoming clogged, which re­sults in reduced performance.
If the pots and pans have baked-on food that is extremely har d
to remove, we recommend t hat they are soaked before washed.
This will eliminate the need for extra wash cycles.
Pull out the rack to load the dishwasher.

How to use the lower rack

We recommend that you place the most difficult to clean items
on the bottom rack: pots, pans, lids, serving dishes and bowls,
as shown in the figure to the right.
It is preferable to place serving dishes and lids on the sides of the
racks in order to avoid blocking the rotation of the top spray arm.

Pots, serving bowls, etc. must always be placed face down.
(see fig.C)
Deep pots should be slanted to allow the water to flow out.

The silver ware ba sket can be doub led ( see fig.D) so that
only one section may be us ed whe n the silverware load is
light. This also makes space for additional pot s and pans
and it can also be placed in the upper rack.

Silverware should be placed in the silverware basket with
the handles at the bottom; if the rack has side bask ets, the
spoons should be located individually into the appropriate
slots. Especially long utensils should be placed in the hori­zontal position at the front of the upper rack.(see fig.D)

Load for 12 Standard Settings
(for AS/NZS 2007 t es t s )

Ⅰ

Ⅲ

Ⅱ

Ⅳ

Ⅴ

fig.C

fig.D

Knives and other ut ensils with sharp points must be loaded in the basket with their points
down or placed in a horizontal position.

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How to use the upper rack

The upper r ack is des igned to ho ld more delic ate and lighter
dishware, such as glasses, cups and saucers, plates, small
bowls and shallow pans (as long as they are not too dirty).

Position t he dis hes and cook ware s o that they do not get

moved by the spray of water.
The upper rack can be adjusted for height by using t he knobs
located on both sides of the rack itself (see fig.E).

Adjust the upper basket to the hi gh er level and you h av e
more space to acco m mo d ate those tal ler pa ns and trays in
the bottom basket.

Shelf

Lean tall glasses and thos e with long stems against the shelf-
not against other items to be washed.
Place glasses , cups and s m all bowls on t he additional cup rack.
The additional cup rack ca n be s wivel led in o r out as req uired
(see fig.F).

fig.E

fig.F

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Programme overview

Wash

programme

HEAVY

NORMAL

(AS/NZS

2007)

LIGHT

GLASSWARE

QUICK 30

Types of load

Very dirty dishes,
pots and pans. (Not
to be used with deli­cate items.)

Normal load of dirty
dishes, pots and
pans, Standard daily
cycle.

Lightly soiled deli­cate items.

Economic cycle for
delicate item s. Run
immediately after
dishes are used.

Very lightly solied
mixed dishes.

Description of cycle

Pre-wash with hot water.
Extended wash at 70°C.
Rinses with cold water.
Rinse with hot water.
Drying.

Prewash use cold water.
Extended wash at 50°C.
Rinse with cold water.
Rinse with hot water.
Drying.

Prewash use cold water.
Extended wash at 50°C.
Rinse with cold water.
Rinse with hot water.
Drying.

Wash at 45°C.
Rinse with cold water.
Hot rinse.
Drying.

Short wash at 40°C.
Cold rinse.

1/2

Load

Detergent

Prewash

5g

5g

5g

5g

5g

5g

Extended

Wash

25g

15g

25g

15g

25g

15g

25g

15g

15g

12g

Rinse

Aid

(*)

RINSE

For dishes that only
require a rinse and

Hot rinse at 65°C.
Drying.

dry.

PRE-RINSE

Pre-rinse of dishes
while waiting for a
full load.

Short cold wash to pre-
vent food residue from
drying on the dishes .

(*) AS/NZS 2007 test with rinse aid setting 5

“ ” be able to applied “ ”not to be applied

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Washing dishes

Program me selectio n

The most appropriate programme can be identified by comparing the t ype of crockery, cutlery , et c., as
well as the amount and condition of food remains, with the details contained in the wash cycle table.

Earn savings

If only a small nu mber of dis hes have b een l oaded int o the dis hwas her,s elec tin g a pr ogr amme t hat
operates at the next lowest temperature will usually be sufficient.

Programme data

The stated programme data are based on standard operating conditions. The values can vary consider­ably according to:

different amounts of dishes
temperature of mains water supply
pressure of mains water supply
ambient temperature
fluctuations in mains voltage
machine-related factors (e.g. temperature, water volume,...)

Turning on the Appliance

Starting a wash cycle...

Make sure that the plug for the appliance is inserted into the wall socket.

Make sure that the water supply is turned on to full pressure.
Load the dishes.
Pour in the detergent.
Press the Power button, and the “POWER” light will turn on.
Turn the knob located on the right of the control panel until the number or symbol for the cycle setting
is aligned wit h t he r ef er enc e m ar k ( s ee the section entitled, pr ogr am ov er v iew) .If the k nob r igh t ly
aligned wi th the ref erence m ark you wa nt to choo se, you mus t tur n the knob to with the mar k of
“Reset” .Then back to the number or symbol of the program you want to choose.
After five seconds the “POWER” light will flash, the wash cycle will begin.

Note:

When washing, the knob will not rotate itself.

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At the end of the wash cycle...

When the buzz er constant ly bee ps six t imes , the “ POWER” light will turn on and the c yc le has f inished. Turn
off the appliance using the Power button, turn off the water supply and open the door of the dishwasher.
Wait a few minutes bef or e unlo ading t he dis hwash er to avoid handling the dishes and utens ils while
they are still hot and more susceptible to breakage. They will also dry better.

Cancelling or modifying a wash cycle setting...

A cycle that is under way ca n only be modified if it has be en r unnin g f or a s hor t t ime. Ot her wis e, the
detergent may have already been used, and the appliance may have already drained the wash water.
If this is the case, t he deter gent dis pens er m us t be refilled (see the parag raph ent itled, "Load ing t he
Detergent").

Rotate the knob to the mark of “Reset” then select
right programme.

"HALF L O AD" But ton

This button "D" (see" Close-up View (Control Panel) ) makes it poss ible to wash dishe s using o nly the
upper rack if there are not enough dishes for a full load. This will allow you to save on water and ener gy
consumption.

To select "HALF LOAD":

Select the programme ( see the paragraph entitled“ Turning on the Appliance”)

Press the HALF LOAD button " D " , HALF LOAD indicator lights.

- Please keep in mind that the amount of detergent should also be adapted to the "HALF LOAD".

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How to keep your dishwasher in shape

After Every Wash

After every wash, turn off the water supply (not necessa r y for models with “Aquastop” ) to the appliance
and leave the door slightly ajar so that moisture and odors are not trapped inside.

Remove the plug

Before cleaning or performing maintenance, always remove the plug from the socket. Do not run risks.

No solvent s or Abrasive Clean in g P rodu cts

To clean the exte rior and rubb er pa rt s of th e d ishw ash er, do not use solv ents or abra siv e cle anin g
products. Rather, use only a cloth and warm soapy water.
To remove spots or stains from the surface of the interior, use a cloth dampened with water and a little
while vinegar, or cleaning product made specifically for dishwashers.

Moving the Appliance

If the appliance must be moved, tr y t o k eep it in a ver t ic al po s it ion. If a bs olut ely n ec es s ar y, it c an be
positioned on its back.

Seals

One of the factors that cause odors to form in the dishwasher is food that remains trapped in the seals.
Periodic cleaning with a damp sponge will prevent this from occurring.

The door should not be left in the open position since this could present a tripping hazard.

When You Go on Holiday

When you go on holiday, it is recommended that you run a wash cycle with the dishwasher empty and
then rem ove the plu g fr om the s ocket , turn of f the wate r s upply and l eave the door of the appl ia nce
slightly ajar. This will help the seals last longer and prevent odors from forming within the appliance.

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Care a nd maintenance

Regular inspection and m aintenance of your applia nce helps to pre vent pr oblem s fr om o ccu rring. This
saves time and aggravation.You should therefore caref ully inspect t he inside of your dishwasher from
time to time.

Overall condition of appliance

Check that no grease or scale has accumulated on the inside of the dishwasher.

If you discover any deposits:

- Clean the interior of the dishwasher thorughly with a detergent solution.

Rinse-aid

Check the LO W RINSE-A ID indicator “ 7 ”, on t he c on trol pane l.

Top up with rinse-aid,if required.

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Filters

The filters “ 8 ” , “ 9” prevent lar g er particles of food in t he w ater

from reaching the pump.These particles may occasionally block
the filters.

When the appliance has finished washing, check the filters
for particles of food and, if required, clean.
After undoing t he c oars e m ic ro-f ilter “ 8 ”, the filter unit “ 9”
can be removed. Remov e any particles of food and rinse t he
filters under running water.
Insert the filter unit “ 9 ” and tighten the coarse micro-filter.

Spray arms

Lime and remnants of food in the washing water can block the

nozzles in the spray arms “ 10 ” and “ 11 ” and the arm
mountings.

Inspect the nozzles in the spray arms for blocked holes due
to remnants of food.
If necessary, pull the lower ar m “ 11 ” upwards and lift it off.
Unscrew the upper spray arm “ 10 ”.
Clean both spray arms under running water.
Refit the spray arms. Ensure that the lower arm has locked
into place and the upper one is screwed tight.

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Fault finding

Resolving minor problems yourself

Experience has shown that y ou c an r es olve m os t problems that rise during normal dai ly usage yourself ,

without hav ing to call out a serv ice engineer .Not only does this s ave costs,but it also means t hat the
appliance is av aila ble for use again that m uc h s ooner . T he following list of common occ ur r enc es and
their remedies should help you identify the causes of most problems.

Problems...

...when the app liance is sw itch ed on

Appliance does not start up

Fault with fuse in mains electricity supply.

Plug not inserted in wall socket.
Appliance door not closed properly.
Programme has not been choosed.
Water tap not turned on.
Blocked strainer in water intake hose.

- The strainer is situated in the Aquastop or supply-hose connection.

Do not forge t th at re pa irs s hould on ly b e carr ied out by a quali fie d sp ecia lis t. Im pro per
repairs can lead to considerable equipment damage as well as danger to the user.

...with the ap pliance it self

When the alarm sounds in a series of 2 beeps, pause, 2 beeps, pause ...

the water is turned on and the hose is connected properly;

the water supply to the house i s on a nd has sufficient pressur e;
the water supply hose is crimped or bent;
the filter for the water supply hose is clogged.
the drain hose is too low.

When the alarm sounds in a series of 3 beeps, pause, 3 beeps, pause ...

the drain hose is crimped or bent.

the drain hose is too high.

When the alarm sounds in a series of 6 beeps, pause, 6 beeps, pause ...

the drain hose is too low.

When the "POWER" indicator is on, at the moment, the alarm sounds in a series of 10
beeps, pause, 10 beeps, pause ...

the door is not properly closed.

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If you tak e all t hese c hecks and the dishw asher stil l does not funct ion or your di sh­washer have any other error display, you can power the dishwasher OFF, and wait a few
minu te s . You can p ow e r t h e dis h w as he r on , tr y it a ga in , if the dish w a s he r s t ill d o e s no t
function and/or the problem persists, contact the nearest authorised service center and
provide them with the following information:

the nature of the problem.

the model type number (Mod...) And the serial number (S/N...), which are indicated on the nameplate
located on the side of the inner part of the door.

Spray arm rotates with difficulty

Spray arm is blocked by small items or food remains.

Lid in detergent compartment cannot be closed

Detergent compartment has been overfilled.

Mechanism is clogged with remnants of detergent.

Indicator lamps do not extinguish after washing has finished

Power Button is still set to ON.

Remnants of detergent stuck inside dispenser

Compartment w as damp wh en it was filled up with deterge nt. Compartmen t must be dry befor e

detergent is added.

Water remains inside appliance after programme has ended

Blockage or kind in drainage hose.

Pump is jammed.
Filters are blocked.
The programme is still running. Wait for the programme to end .

...during washing

Unusual amou nt of foam is increased

Normal washing up liquid has been poured into the rinse-aid container.

Remove any spilled rinse aid with a cloth as it could otherwise lead to excessive foaming during the
next washing cycle.

Appliance stops suddenly while washing is taking place

Cut off electricity supply to appliance.

Water supply has been interrupted.

Knocking sound can be heared while washing is taking place

A spray arm is knocking against the dishes inside the appliance.

Rattling sound can be heared while washing is taking place

Crockery has not been stacked properly inside the appliance.

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Knocking sound coming from inlet valves

This is c aus ed by the wa y the w ate r pip es have bee n laid and it has no eff ect u pon t he way the

appliance functions. There is no remedy for this.

...with the dishes,cu t lery, etc.

Remnants of food are stuck to the dishes, cutlery,etc.

Dishwasher was not loaded properly. Jets of water could not reach all parts of the dishes, etc.

Too many items in the rack.
Items in the rack were touching each other.
Not enough detergent was added to dispenser.
Selected wash programme was not intensive enough.
Rotation of spray arm was obstructed by dishes, etc.
Nozzles in spray arm are blocked by remnants of food.
Filters are blocked.
Filters have been incorrectly fitted.
Waste-water pump is jammed.

White stains are left on crockery, glasses have a milky appearance

Not enough detergent was added to dispenser compartment.

Amount of rinse-aid was set too low.

Dishes,cultlery,etc.have not been dried

Selected programme did not include drying function.

Amount of rinse-aid was set too low.
Items were removed from dishwasher too soon.

Glasses have a dull appearance

Amount of rinse-aid was set too low.

Tea stains or traces of lipstick have not been completely removed

Detergent does not have a sufficient bleaching effect.

Washing temperature was set too low.

Traces of rust on cutlery

Cutlery is not sufficiently rustproof.

Glasses become clouded and discoloured; coating cannot be wiped off

Unsuitable detergent was used.

Glasses are not dishwasher-proof.

Smears left behind on glasses and cutlery; glasses have acquired a metallic appearance

Amount of rinse-aid set too high.

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Techni cal data

Width
Depth
Height

Capacity
Mains water pressure
Power supply

Maximum current intensity

Total absorbed power

60 cm
60 cm
85 cm

12 standard place setti ngs

0.03-1.0MPa

220-240V~ 50Hz

13A

1950W

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Important information

Notes on wast e dispo sal

Old appliances still have some residual value. A n env ironment -fri endly method o f disposal will ensure

that valuable raw materials can be recovered and used again.
When an ap plianc e has reached the en d of i ts wor king li fe,un plug it f rom t he m ains.Cu t thr ough t he
mains cable and dispose of it together with the plug.
Destroy the door locking mechanism . This will ensur e that children at play ca nnot becom e lock e d insi de
and are not exposed to the risk of suffocation.
Your new applia nce was protec t ed by sui table packaging while it w as o n it s w ay to you. A ll m at eria ls
used for this purpose are environment-friendly and can be recycled. Please make a contribution to
protecting the environment by disposing of the packaging appropriately.
Do not allow children to play with any parts of the packaging. There is a risk of suffocation by the
cardboard boxes and the plastic wrapping.
Up-to -date information concerning options for disposal can obtained from your retailer or local munici­pal administration.

General inf ormatio n

Measures must be taken to ensure that built-under and built-in units that are subsequently re-sited

as free-standing appliances cannot topple over. This can be achieved by bolting the dishwasher to
the wall or fitting it under a continuous work surface which is screwed to the adjacent cupboards.

Information on comparability tests implemented in compliance with
AS/NZS 2007

Appliance loaded in accordance with standard specifications.
Example of loaded dishwasher: See fig. 1 and 2.
Capacity: 12 place settings
Comparability programme: NORMAL wash
Rinse-aid setting: 5
Detergent: 25+5g

fig.1 fig.2

If the comparability tests do not comply fully with AS/NZS 2007, e.g., degree of soiling, type of dishes
and cutlery, etc., contact the appliance manufacturer before starting the test.

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Diagram

220V-240V ~ 50Hz

N
L

Wiring box

Filter

9

Temperaturesensor

Spy rinse switch

Door switch

Rotary switch

DB

Water level switch

1

2

Drain pump

3

Dispenser

valve

1/2 valve

1

2

3

2

Overflow

switch

1

Inlet water

valve

Thermal cut-out

Heating element

Thermal cut-out

Washing pump

S

C

S1

Reset

S2

S7

S3

S6

S4

S5

1 2

12

1

MDC

1

9

MLC

12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1

PCB

MTC

1

2
3
4
5

Heating relay

6