Kleenmaid KCDW6012 Instructions For Use And Warranty Details

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Instructions for use and warranty details

Built In Dishwasher

Model No.:

KCDW6012

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Dear Customer,

Thank you and congratulations for choosing Kleenmaid.

Your new appliance has been designed and meticulously tested to ensure that it meets all your culinary requirements, and has been carefully manufactured using top quality materials to give you years of reliable performance.

For best results, carefully read the instructions on how your new appliance is to be installed. Correct installation will avoid delays and unnecessary service call costs.

Once installation is complete, please read this instruction manual carefully and get to know the controls and the features of your new Kleenmaid appliance. These simple instructions will enable you to achieve excellent results from the very ﬁrst time you use it.

Again, congratulations and thank you for choosing The Best You Can Own.

KLEENMAID

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For d etailed operating meth od read the correspo nding content on the instruction manual.

Switch on the appliance

Fill the detergent dispenser

Check the rinse aid level

Load the baskets

Select a program

Running the dishwasher

Open the door, press the On/Off button to switch on the appliance.

For each wash cycle. Compartment For programs with pre-wash only.

(Follow the user instructions)

Electric indicator on control panel (if provided).

Scrape off any large food particles. Soften remnants of burnt food in pans, then load the baskets. Refer to the dishwasher loading instructions.

Press the Program Button until the selected program lights up. ( See the section entitled Operation instruction )

T urn on the water tap. . The machine will start working after about 10 seconds.

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Close the door

Changing the program

Add forgotten dishes in the dishwasher.

If the appliance is switched off during a wash cycle.

Switch off the appliance

Turn off the water tap, unload the baskets

1. A running cycle can only be modified if it has been running for a short time. Otherwise the detergent may have already been released and the water already drained. If this is the case, the detergent dispenser must be refilled.

2. Press the Start/Pause button to stop the machine .Press the Program button more than 3 seconds , the machine will be in standby state, then you can change the program to the

desired cycle setting

1.Press the Start/Pause Button to stop the washing.

2.Open the door a little .

3.After the spray arms stop working, you can open the door completely.

4.Add forgotten dishes.

5.Close the door

6.Press the Start/Pause Button, the dishwasher will run after 10 seconds.

If the appliance is switched off during a wash cycle, when switched on again, please re-select the washing cycle and operate the dishwasher according to the original Power-on state ).

When the working cycle is finished, the buzzer of the dishwasher will sound 8 times, then stop. Turn off the appliance using the On/Off Button. Since the appliance is standing by, it will power off automaticly after 30 minutes without any operation.

Warning: wait a few minutes (about 15 minutes) before unloading the dishwasher to avoid scald,as the dishes and utensils are still hot and more susceptible to break. They could also dry better.Unload the appliance, starting from the lower basket.

pen the doo r care fully.

O Ho t stea m ma y esca pe wh en the doo r is op ened!

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Dear Custome r,

his app lia nce i s intended to b e use d in ho use hold

and simila r applications suc h as:

-staff ki tch en ar eas in shops, o ff ice s and o the r

work ing envi ronme nts ;

-farm hous es;

-by clients in hotel s, motels and o ther residential

type environm ents;

-bed and b reakf ast type environments.

Please carefull y rea d t his m anual before using the

Please carefull y rea d t his m anual before using the dishwas her, it will help you to use a nd ma int ain the

dishwas her, it will help you to use a nd ma int ain the dishwas her proper ly.

dishwas her proper ly.

eep it fo r refe rence in future .

Pass it on to any subseq uent own er of the appliance.

This ma nual contains sections on sa fety Instructio ns,

This ma nual contains sections on sa fety Instructio ns, Operati ng Instructions, Installation Instru ctions and

Operati ng Instructions, Installation Instru ctions and Tro ubl eshooting Tips etc.

Tro ubl eshooting Tips etc.

Control Panel.. ........ ........... ..... ........... ........ ... ..... ..2

Dish washer Feat ur es..... ........ ........ ..... ... .. ..... .. .....2

A Fill the Rinse Ai d D ispen ser. ........... . .. ......3、 ..... ...

B Func tion of Detergent ..... .......... ........ ... ... 4、 ........

Attenti on be fore or af ter loadin g the Dis hwasher

Baskets ........... .............. ............. ... ........ ... ........ .6

The Method Loading Norma l Dishwa re .

.. ........ ...... 7

Wash Cyc le Table................ ........ ........ ............. ... 8

Tur nin g on the Appliance........... ........ ........ . ..... ... .8

Change the Progra mm e.. ... .. ... .... ............... ... ...9.. ..

At t he En d of the Wash Cy cle... .............................9

Filtering Sy stem................ ........ ... ................ ......10

Ca ring for t he Dish washe r........ ... ... ..... .. .. ... .. ... ...11.

To r evi ew th e section on troubleshooting Tips

To r evi ew th e section on troubleshooting Tips will help yo u to solve som e common prob lems

will help yo u to solve som e common prob lems by y o urself .

by y o urself .

f yo u can no t sol ve the problems by yourself ,

I pleas e ask for t he help from profe ssiona l tec hnici ans.

pleas e ask for t he help from profe ssiona l tec hnici ans.

he m anufactu rer, fo llowing a policy o f const ant

deve lop ment and up dating of the p roduct, ma y

deve lop ment and up dating of the p roduct, ma y make modific ati ons withou t giv ing p rio r notice.

make modific ati ons withou t giv ing p rio r notice.

This us er manual shall also be got f rom the manu fac turer or resp onsible vendor.

......... ...... ..... ... ... ........ 12....Inst all ati on p reparatio n

.. .Aesthet ic panel's dimensions and instal lat ion ....13

.. ... .............15Tension adjust ment of th e doo r spring

................. ...... ....... 15....Conn ection o f dra in hose s

............ ... ... ....... 16....Dis hwa sher ins tallatio n steps

Abou t Electrici ty Connect ing........ ... .. ... ... ............17

Cold Water C onn ec tio n.. ... .. ... ... ........... .......... 18....

efore cal ling for s erv ice. .. ................. ..... .. .. ....

.... 19

Erro r codes.. ... ............. ... ........ ... .... ............. .. .... 20

Technical informati on...... ........ ... ... ........ .. ....... ....2 1

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When using your dishwasher, follow the precautions listed below:

This appliance must be grounded. In the event of a malfunction or breakdown, grounding will reduce the risk of anelectric shock by providing a path of least resistance of electric current. This appliance is equipped with a cord having an equipmentgrounding conductor and a grounding plug. The plug must be plugged into an appropriate outlet that is installed and grounded in accordance with all local codes and ordinances.

Do not abuse, sit on, or stand on the door or dish rack of the dishwasher.

Do not touch the heating element during or immediately after use. (This instruction is only applicable to machines

with a visual heating element.) Do not operate your dishwasher unless all enclosure panels are properly in place. Open the door very carefully if the dishwasher is operating, there is a risk of water squirting out. Do not place any heavy objects the door when it is open. The appliance could tip forward.

When loading items to be was hed:

1) L ocate sharp items so that th ey ar e not likely

to d amage the doo r sea l;

2 War ning: Knives and o ther utensils with

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sharp points must be loa ded i n the basket wi th th eir points down or pla ced i n a horizontal positi on.

hen using yo ur dishwasher, you should prevent plasti c ite ms fr om co ming int o contact with th e heating eleme nt. (This instruc tion is onl y applica ble t o mac hines wi th a visua l heating element .)

Check that t he de tergent compa rme nt is e mpt y after comple tion of th e wash cycle. Do not wash plastic items unless they are marked dishwasher safe or the equivalent. For plastic items n

ot so marked, check the manufacturer's

recommendations.

se onl y det ergent and ri nse a dditives

U desi gne d for an automatic dishwa sher. Never use soap, laundry deterg ent, or ha nd washing deterg ent i n you r dis hwa she r. Keep these products out of the r each of ch ild ren.

on or stand on

Improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor can result in the risk of an electric shock. Check with a qualified electrician or service representative if you are in doubt whether the appliance is properly grounded. Do not modify the plug provided with the appliance; If it does not fit the outlet. Have a proper outlet installed by a qualified electrician.

Keep children away from detergent and rinse aid, keep child away from the open door of the dishwasher,

ren there could still be some detergent left inside. This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge ,unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance. Dishwas her d ete rgents are strongl y alkali ne, they can be ex tremely dange rou s if swallowe d. Avoid cont act with skin and ey es an d kee p chi ldr en away from the di shwasher when t he do or is open.

The door should not be l eft open, sinc e t his could increase the risk of t ripping.

f th e s upply cord i s dam aged, it m ust be replaced by t he manufacturer or its servic e age nt or a similarly quali fie d per son in order to a void a hazard.

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

lease d ispose of packing materials pro perly.

Use the dishwasher only for its intended function.

uring installat ion, the p owe r supply m ust n ot

D be e xce ssive ly or danger ous ly be nt or flatte ned.

Do not tamper with controls. The applianc e is to be con nec ted t o the wat er

ma ins using new h ose s ets a nd th at old hose-sets shou ld not be reused.

The max imum number of pl ace s ett ing s to be washed is 14. The max imum permissi ble i nlet water pressur e is 1M pa .

The minimum permi ssi ble i nle t wat er pressur e is

0.04Mpa .

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To get the best perfo rmance from your dishwasher, r ead all operating in struct ions be fore usin g it for the first time .

1.On /Off Butto n: To turn on/off t he po wer s upp ly.

2.Power indica tor: Lights up whe n the power on.

3.Program indi ca tors: Show which p rogram you have ch ose;

4.Washing P rogram Button : Press the b utton to sele ct ap propr iat e Pro gram.

5.Delay Button : P ress the button to set a de lay t ime .

Front vie w

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6.Delay indica tors:Shows th e delay ti me (3h/6h/ 9h/12h )

7.Fau ce t and rinse ai d warning lig hts: To sho w w hen the fauce t is opened or dispenser nee d t o be refilled

Finish light :Li ghts up wh en th e washin g program finishe d

.Start /Pause But ton: To s tart or pause the wa shing

prog ram .

Back View

Top sp ray a rm

Cutlery rac k

Upper b asket

Inner pipe

Lower b asket

Dispens er

Cup shelf

Spray arms

Adjuste r

Filter assem bly

Inlet pipe connector

Drain p ipe

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Before using your dishwasher for t he first ti me:

A. Fill the ri nse a id dispenser

B. Fill in det ergent

Rinse Aid Dispenser

Th e rin se aid is relea sed during th e f inal rin se to prevent wa ter from for m in g dro plets on your dishe s, wh i ch can le ave s pot s and st rea ks. I t also improves dr ying by allowing wa ter to roll off the dishe s. Your di shwasher is de signed to use l iquid ri nse aids . The rinse aid di spe nser is lo cat ed insid e ,on t he doo r and next t o the detergent dispen ser. To f ill t he di spen ser, o pen t he cap and pour t he ri nse ai d into the dispe nser until the l evel ind icator tu rns com p le tel y bla ck. Th e vol u me of the r ins e aid container is a bou t 110ml.

Function of Rinse Aid

Rinse a id is auto ma tically add ed durin g t he last rin se, e nsuring thorou gh rinsi ng, a spot and st reak fre e drying.

Warning!

Only us e branded rinse aid f o r dishwa sher. Nev er fill the rins e aid dispenser with any other s ubs tances

(e.g. D ish washer c lea nin g age nt, liquid de ter gent). Thi s w oul d dam age the appli anc e.

When to Refill the Rinse Aid Dispenser

Unles s the rins e-aid warning light on t he control panel is on, you can always e sti mate the a m ount from the col or of the optical level i ndicator " C "located next to the cap . When th e r inse-a id c ontainer is full , the i ndicato r wi ll be fully dar k. T he size of the dark do t decreas es as t he rins e-aid dimi nis hes. You shoul d never let the rins e aid level be less tha n 1/4 full .

s the rinse aid d imi nis hes , the size of the bl ack dot

on the rinse aid level ind ica tor c han ges , as illustrated below.

Full 3 / 4 ful l 1 / 2 ful l 1 / 4 ful l - Shou ld re fil l to eliminate s pot ting Empty

How to fill the Rinse Aid Dispenser

To o pen the dispe nser, t urn t he cap t o the "op en" (left) ar row a n d lif t it out.

Re pla ce th e c ap by i nserting it aligned wit h "op en" arrow and turning it to the closed (righ t) ar row.

.Ca refully pour in th e r inse-ai d in to i ts d isp ense r, whi lst avo idin g i t to o ver flo w

Be c are ful n ot to ove rf ill the di spenser, b ec ause thi s could ca use over sudsing. W ipe away any spills wi th a damp cloth. Don' t forget to rep lac e the ca p bef ore you close dis hwasher door.

At tention! Cl ean u p any ri nse aid spill durin g fil lin g with an absorben t clot h to av oid excess foaming du ring the next wash.

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Clean up any r ins e aid s pil led w hil e during filling with a n abs orben t clo th to avoid excess ive foamin g

during the next wash. Don't forg et to replace the cap b efore yo u clo se dishwasher d oor.

Adjusting Rinse Aid Dispenser

The ri nse aid dispense r has six or fo ur se tti ngs. Always star t wit h the dispens er set on "4 ". If s pots and poo r d rying are a prob lem , increase th e amo un t of ri nse aid dispense d by remov ing t he dispe nser lid and rotating t he dial t o "5" . If th e dish es st ill are not drying proper ly or are show spots, adjus t the di al t o the next high er lever u nti l you r dis hes a re sp ot- free. The reco mme nded setti ng is "4". (Factor y value is "4".)

Incre ase t he do se if the re are drops of w ate r o r lime spo ts on the dishes after w a sh ing . Re duce it if t here are sticky whiti sh st ain s on yo ur dishes or a blu is h fil m on gla ssw are or knif e blades.

Detergent s have chem ic a l ing re dients that are ne ces sa ry to remove dirt, crush di r t and t ransport it out of the dishwa she r. Mo st of the co mmercial quality d ete rgents a re suitab le for this purpose.

Detergents

There are 3 so rts of detergen ts

1.With phosph ate and with chlori ne

2.With pho sph at e a nd wi tho ut ch lorine

3.Withou t phosph ate and wi tho ut ch lorin e

Norm all y new pulv eri sed d etergent is without phosphat e. Thus the water s oftener funct ion o f phospha te is not gi ven. If deterge nts w ith out p hosphate are used in th e cas e of hard water often w hite spots appear on dis hes a nd gl asses. In this case please a dd mo re deter gent to reach better resul ts. D etergents withou t chl orine do only bleach a l itt le. S trong an d coloured s pots will not be r emoved c ompletel y. In this case please choose a p rogram w ith a higher temperature .

Concentrated Detergent

Based on their ch emical com pos ition, d eterg ent s can be split in t wo ba sic typ es:

Co nventional, a lkaline detergen ts wi th ca ust ic components Low alkaline concent rated de terge nts with natura l enz ymes

The use of normal washing prog ram s in combi nation w ith c oncentra ted d ete rgents reduces pol lut ion a nd is good f or yo ur di shes; these w ash p rograms ar e specif ically m atche d

to the di rt-disso lving pr operties of the e nzymes of the c oncentra ted det erg ent. For t his r eas on

normal wash pr ograms in whi ch concentrat ed de tergents are used can a chieve the sa me

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results that can otherwi se on ly be achieved using intens ive pro grams.

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Detergent Tablets

Deterge nt table ts of diffe ren t bra nds dis solve at d iffer ent s peeds. F or th is re ason some deterge nt ta ble ts cannot dissolve and develop t heir full clean ing pow er durin g sho rt program s. Therefo re pl ease use lon g programs wh en us ing d ete rgent tablet s, to ensu re the comple te remov al of deterg ent r esi duals.

Detergent Dispenser

The dispense r mus t be refilled before the start of each wa sh cy cle f oll owing the instruct ion s provide d in the w ash c ycle table . Your dishwa she r use s less det ergent a nd rinse a id than Conventional dishwasher. Gen era lly, onl y one tables poo n of deter gent is needed for a no rmal wash load. Mo re he avily soiled items need more deterge nt. Al way s add the deterge nt ju st be for e sta rting the dishwasher, ot her wise it could get damp and will not diss olv e pro per ly.

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Adding detergent to dispenser

Fill in Detergent

Fill the detergen t dis pen ser w ith d etergent . The marking indic ate s the dos ing l eve ls , as illu str ated on the rig ht:

Please obser ve the manufa cturers dosing and storage Recomme nda tions as stated o n the det erg ent p ackaging .

Loca tio n of main wash cycle deterg ent .

Loca tio n of pre-w ash c ycle det ergent.

Close the lid and p res s unt il it loc ks in place.

If t he di shes are h eavily s oiled, place an additional deterge nt do se in the pre-wash deterg ent chambe r. This detergen t will take eff ect d uring the pre-wash phase.

Proper Use of Detergent

Use only detergen t spe cifically m ade f or the use in dishwashers. Kee p you r detergent fresh and dry. Don't put powdered deterg ent i nto t he dispe nser until you're ready to w ash d ishes.

Dishwas her d ete rgent is c orrosive ! Take ca re to keep it out o f reach of childr en.

wi ll find

You inf orm ation about the amount of de tergent for the si ngle programme on page 8. Please be aw are that soiling levels and water h ardne ss can eff ect wash r esults. Please obser ve the manufa cturer's recomm endations on the d ete rgent packag ing. If t he li d is closed: push the latch to op en. Always add t he de tergent just befor e sta rti ng ea ch wa sh cy cle .

Only use bra nded deter gen t and rins e aid for dishw ash er.

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Conside r buy ing ute nsi ls which a re identified as dishwasher- proof . Use a mil d detergent t hat is des cribe d a s 'kind to d ishes'. If ne cessary, seek fu rther info rma tion from the d ete rgent manufa ctu rers. For parti cular it ems, select a pro gra m with as low temper atu re as possib le.

To preven t dam age , do not take glass and c utler y out of t he di shw asher immediately

after the program has ended.

Not suitable for use Limited suitability

Cutlery with wooden , hor n china or mo ther- of- pearl handle s. Plastic items th at are not he at resista nt. Older c utler y with glued parts tha t are not tempera ture res istant. Bonded cutlery items or dishes. Pewt er or cooper items . Crystal glass. Steel items subje ct to rusting. Wooden platters. Items m ade from s ynthe tic f ibr es.

(For the bes t performance of the d ishwa she r, fol low these lo adi ng gu idelines . Features and appeara nce o f bas kets and c utlery baskets may vary f rom y our m ode l.)

Some types of glasses can b ecome dull after a l arg e num ber of was hes.

Silver and aluminum parts have a tendenc y to disco lour dur ing w ashing.

Glazed patte rns m ay fa de if machine washed frequ ent ly.

Scrape off any lar ge food parti cles. So ften remnants of burnt food in p ans . It i s not necess ary t o rinse the dishes under ru nni ng wa ter. Place object s in the dishwashe r in follo win g way:

1.Items such as cups, glasse s, po ts/ pan s, et c. are faced downwards.

2.Curved item s, or ones with recess es, s hou ld be loaded aslant so that water can ru n off.

3.All utensil s are stacked s ecu rely and c an not tip over.

4.All utensil s are placed in the way t hat the spray arms can rotate free ly du rin g was hing.

Very sma ll it ems should not be wa she d in the dishwa sher as th ey co uld e asily fa ll ou t of the basket.

Load hollow items such as cup s, gl asses, pans etc. With t he op ening fa cing downward s so th at water c annot collec t in the c ontai ner or a dee p bas e.

Di shes and items of cu tlery must not lie inside one another, or cover each ot her. To avoid damag e to glasses, t hey must not be t ouc hed. Load large i tems whi ch ar e mos t diffi cul t to clean int o the lower basket . The upper basket is designed to hold more delicate and lighter dishw are such as glasses, coffee and tea c ups . Long bladed knive s stored in an up right po sition are a po tential hazar d! Long and/or sharp items of cu tlery su ch as car vin g kni ves must b e pos itioned horizontal ly in the upper basket . Please do no t ove rload your di shwasher. This is imp ortant for good results and for reasonable con sumption of e nergy.

To preven t wat er dr ipp ing f rom t he upper b asket into th e low er ba sket, we recomm end t hat y ou em pt y the lower b asket first and then the upp er ba sket.

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The upper basket is designed to hold more delicate

and lighter dishware s uch a s glasse s, co ffee an d tea cups and s auc ers, as well as plates , sma ll bo wls and shallow pans (as long a s the y are not too dirty). Positio n the dishes and cookwa re so that they will not get m oved by the spray of water.

Please be reminded that:

ots, serving bowls, etc, must alwa ys be placed top d own.

P Deep pots should be slanted to a llow wat er to flow out .

The Botto m Basket featur es foldi ng sp ikes so th at la rge r or more pots and pans c an be loa ded .

e su ggest that you pl ace l arge items an d the mos t

W difficult to clean items are to be placed into the lo wer bask et: s uch a s pot s, pa ns, lid s, servi ng di shes and bowls, as shown i n the fig ure below. It is pre ferable to place servin g dis hes and lids on the si de of t he ra cks in o rder to av oid b loc king the r otation of th e top s pray arm.

Adjusting the Upper Basket

The height of the u ppe r bas ket c an be adjust ed in order to create more space for large u tensi ls both for the upper /lower baske t. The height of the upper basket can be adjuste d by li ft up the basket for the upper po sition, an d up press the handle to lower t he up per b asket, s ee th e pic ture below:

Folding back the cup shelives

For better s tacki ng of pots a nd pa ns, the spikes can be f old ed do wn as show in the pictur e rig ht.

Folding Spikes of Lower Basket

For better s tacki ng of pots a nd pa ns, the spikes can be f old ed do wn as show in the pictur e rig ht.

utlery should be placed into the cutlery rack separatel y

C from each other in the appropria te po sit ions, and do ma ke sure the utensils do not nes t togeth er, th is ma y caus e b ad pe rformanc e.

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Means: need to fil l rinse aid into the Rin se-Aid Disp enser.

Inte nsi ve

eavy

ormal

(* AS/ NZ S 20 07 .1)

lass

90 M in

apid

For heaviest soiled crockery, and normally soiled pots pans dish es et c w it h dried

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on s oiling.

or heavi ly soiled load s,

F su ch as pots, p lates, glasses an d li ghtly s oil ed pans.

or norm al ly soile d loads,

F su ch as pots , pla tes , gla sses and lightly soi le d pans. st andard d aily cycle .

For lightly soile d loads, such as g lasses, crys tal and fine ch ina.

or normally soiled lo ads

that need quick wash.

A sho rte r was h f or ligh tly soiled loads tha t do not need dryi ng.

Pr e- wash(50 ) Was h (60 ) Ri ns e Ri ns e Ri ns e( 65 ) Dryi ng

Pre-wa sh(45 ) Wash (55 ) Rins e Rins e (65 ) Dr yi ng

Pre- wash Was h (45 ) Rinse( 48 ) Drying

Pre- wa sh wash(4 2 ) Rinse Rinse( 60 ) Dryi ng

as h( 65 )

W Ri ns e Ri ns e (6 5 ) Dryi ng

Was h (40 ) Rinse Rinse (45 )℃℃

℃

5/ 27 .5g

Or Al l )in1

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5/ 27 .5g

Or Al l )in1

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5/ 27 .5g

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25g

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25g

170

90 11.5

1. 5

1. 3

0.73

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1.2

0. 6

12 .7

11.5

7.5

3.5

*EN 50242 : This progra mme is the t est cycl e. The info rmation for c omparabi lit y tes t

in a ccord ance wit h EN 50242 , as follows:

Capacit y: 14 settings Positio n Upper baske t: upper w hee ls on r ail s Rinse aid se tting: 6 PI:0.49 w;Po:0.45w

Startin g a c ycle wash

Dr aw out th e low er an d uppe r bas ket, load the dishes and push the m back.

re com mended to

It i s load the lower basket first , the n the upper on e (se e the sect ion e ntitled

Loading the Dishwash er ).

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Pour in t he detergent (see the section entitl edSalt, Det ergen t and Rinse Aid).

Insert the p lug i nto the so cket. Th e pow er supply is 220-240 VAC /5 0 HZ, the specifi cat ion

of t he so cket is 10 A 250VAC. Ma ke su re that the water supply is tur ned o n to full pressure. Open the door, pre ss the power button, and the On/O ff light will turn on.

Press the pr ogram Button, t h e was h pro gra m will be ch anged a s fol low s dir ectio n:

Intensive->Heavy Normal>Gl ass->90Min->Rapid;

If a p rogram is sel ected , the respon se li ght will . Then close the d oor,

turn o n th e dishwasher

wi ll s tar t its c ycle.

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Prem ise:

A cycle th at is underway can only b e mod ified if it has only bee n r unning for a s hor t tim e. Ot her wise, the

deterge nt may have already been rel eased, a nd th e app liance may have already dra ine d the wash w ater. If t his i s the case, the det erg ent dis pen ser m ust b e ref illed (see the secti on en titled " Loadin g the Dete rge nt " ). Open the do or ,p ress the Star t/Pau se bu tton to stop th e mac hine .Pr ess the Progr am bu tton more than

3 se conds , the machi ne will be i n standby sta te, the n you c an change the prog ram to the d esired cycle setting

(see the sec tion entitled " Starti ng a wash cycle. . . " ).

If yo u o pen the door , the machine will pause. The p rogram light wil l

during a wash cycle stop blinking and the buzzer will mooing every minute unl ess you close the door . Aft er you close the door ,the mac hine will keep on w orking after 1 0 seco nds .

A forgotten dish can be added any time before the detergent cup opens.

Open the door a little .

1 4

After the spray arms stop working, you can open the door

completely.

Add forgotten dishes.

When the working cycle has finished , the buzzer of the dis hwash er wi ll sound for 8 seco nds, then stop. Turn off the applianc e usi ng the ON/OFF button, shu t off the wa ter supply and open the d oor of the dishwasher. Wai t for a few mi nut es be fore unloading the dishwas her t o avo id ha ndl ing t he di she s and u ten sils whi le th ey are still hot and m ore s usc eptible to br eakage. They will also dr y bet ter.

Close the door

The dishwasher will run after 10 seconds.

Switch Off the Dishwasher

The program light is o n but is not b linking, only in thi s case the p rog ram me ha s ended.

1.Switch off t he dishw asher by p ressing the ON/OFF butt on.

2.Turn off the w ater tap !

Open the door carefully.

Hot dishes are sensitive to knocks. The dishes should t herefore b e allowe d to cool down around 15 minutes before remov ing fro m the appliance. Open the dis hwash er' s doo r, lea ve it aja r and wa it a few minute s bef ore r emo ving the d ish es. In this way the y will be c ooler an d the drying will be improved .

Unloading the dishwasher

It i s nor mal t hat t he dishw asher is w et in side. Empty the lower basket first and then t he up per one . This will avoid water d rippi ng from the upper Baske t ont o the dishes i n the low er on e.

Was h the arms i n soapy and war m wat er an d use a soft brush to clea n the jets. R eplace them after rinsi ng them thoro ughly.

When following this procedure from step1 to step 3, the filter system will be removed; when following it from Step 3 to Step 1, the filter system will be installed.

t is danger ous t o open the door when wa shing, b ecause t he hot wa ter may scald yo u.

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he filter pr event s lar ger remnan ts of food or other objects from getting inside the pum.

The residues may block the filte r, in this cas e the y must be remov ed.

The filter system cons ist s of a coarse f ilter, a flat ( Main filte r) and a microfilter(Fi ne fi lte r).

ain filter

Food and so il pa rticles trapp ed in this filter ar e pulver ize d by a spec ial jet on t he lo wer s pra y arm a nd washe d dow n to drain.

oarse filter

Larger items , suc h as piece s of bones or gla ss, t hat c oul d blo ck the drain ar e trapped in th e coa rse f ilt er. To rem ove t he it ems caug ht by this f ilter, gently squeeze the ta p on the top of t his filter and lift i t out.

ine filter

This filter holds soil and food res idues in t he su mp ar ea an d

prevent s it from being rede posit on t he dishe s dur ing w ash cyc le.

Filter assembly

The filter e fficiently For best per forma nce a nd resul ts, t he fi lter must be clean ed re gul arly. this reason, it is a good idea to remove the larger food particles t rap ped in the filter after each wash cycle by rinsing the semicircul ar fi lter and cup under running water. To remove the fil ter dev ice, pul l the cup handle in th e upw ard d irect ion .

remo ves food par tic les f rom t he wa sh wa ter, all owing it t o be recycled during the cycle.

For

he d ish washe r must never be used wi thout the fi lters.

T Imprope r rep lacement of t he fi lte r may reduce the perf orm ance level of t he ap pli ance and dam age d ishes and ute nsils.

St ep 1 Turn the f il ter in a nti -clockwi se di rection.：

tep 2 Lift the filter as sy up .：

When following this procedure from step1 to step 2, the filter system will be removed; when following it from Step 2 to Step 1, the filter system will be installed.

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Notes:

Insp ect t he filters for blo cking after e ver y tim e the dishwa sher ha s bee n used.

- By unscre wing the c oar se fi lter, you can remove the fi lter system. Remo ve any f ood remnan ts an d clean the filter s under running water.

The entire filter assembly should be cleaned once a week.

Cleaning the Filter

To clean the coarse filter an d the fine filter, use a c lea ning bru sh. Reasse mbl e the fil ter parts as shown i n the fig ures on the la st pa ge an d rei nse rt th e entire a ssembly in th e dishwasher, position ing i t in its seat and pr essing downwards.

When cleaning the filters, don't knock on them . Otherwise, the filters coul d be contorted an d the perform anc e of the dishwas her could be decreased.

The control panel can be cleaned by usi ng a light ly da mpe ned c loth. After c leani ng, m ake sure to dry i t thoroughly.

For the e xterior, use a goo d app lia nce p olish wax. Never use sharp o bjects, scouring p ads or harsh cleaners on any part of th e dis hwa sher.

Cleaning The Door

o cl ean t he ed ge around the d oor, you should use only a sof t war m, damp cl oth .

T To avoid penetrat ion o f wat er in to the door lock and electri cal com pon ents, do n ot use a spr ay cl ean er of any kind .

ev er us e a spray clean er to clean the door p ane l as it may damage t he door lock and electrical co mpo nents. Abrasive agents or some paper towels should not b e used becaus e of the ris k of scra tch ing o r leavin g spo ts on the st ainless steel s urf ace.

Protect Against Freezing

please take frost protec tion mea sures on the dishwasher in wi nter. Every fter wash ing cycles , please opera te as follows

1.Cut off the electr ical pow er to t he di shw asher.

2.Turn off the w ater supply and di sco nnect the water i nlet pipe from the w ater valve.

3.Drain the water from the inlet pipe and w ater valve. ( Use a pan to g ather the wat er)

4.Reconn ect t he wa ter inl et pipe to the water valve.

5.Remove the filter at th e bottom of the t ub and use a sp ong e to soak up wate r in the s ump .

：

If your d ishwashe r can not w ork b ecause o f the ice, please conta ct pr ofession al servi ce pe rsons.

time a

Cleaning the Spray Arms

t is nec essary to clean the spray arms r eg ularly for hard

water che micals will clo g the spray arm jets and bearings.

To remove the upper spray arm, hold the nut, rotate the arm cloc kwi se to remove it.

To remove the lower spray arm, pull out t he sp ray a rm up war d.

Was h the arms i n soapy and war m wat er an d use a soft brush to clea n the jets. R eplace them after rinsi ng them thoro ughly.

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After Every Wash

fter every wash, turn off the water supply to the

A applian ce an d lea ve th e door slight ly op en so that mo istur e and odours are not t rapped inside .

Remove the Plug

Before clean ing o r per for ming maintenance , alw ays remove the plug from t he so cket.

No Solvents or Abrasive Cleaning

To clean the exterior an d rubber parts of the dishwa sher, do n ot us e sol ven ts or abrasi ve cl eaning produc ts. Only use a cloth wi th warm soapy water. To remove spots or stains from the s urf ace of the interior, use a cloth d ampened with wat er an a little vinegar, or a cle ani ng product made speci fic ally for dishwas her s.

lectrical Shock Hazard

E Disconnect electrical power before installing dishwasher.

When not in Use for a LongTime

It i s r ecommend that you ru n a wash cyc le with the dish w ash er em pty a nd th en re move the p lug f rom the socke t, tu rn off the wat er su ppl y and l eav e the doo r of the app liance sli ght ly op en. This will help the door seal s to las t lon ger and pr event odours from forming within the applia nce.

Moving the Appliance

If t he ap pliance must be mo ve d, try to keep it in t he ve rtica l pos iti on. I f absolute ly necessary, i t can be posi tio ned o n its back.

Seals

One of th e fac tors tha t cau se od ours to form in the dish was her is food that remai ns tr app ed in the seals. Periodi c cle ani ng wi th a da mp sp ong e wil l pre vent this from occurri ng.

Failure to do so can result in death or electrical shock.

The installa t ion o f the p ipe s and electrical equ ipm en ts shou ld be do ne by pr ofession als .

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nstallation preparation

The installa tio n pos ition of dis hwasher should be near the e xisting inlet and drain hoses and power cord. One side of th e cab ine t sin k sho uld b e cho sen t o fac ilitate the c onn ectio n of drain hoses of the dishwasher.

ote: please check the acc ompan ying ins tallatio n acc essories(hook for a est hetic panel,screw)

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Please car efully read the installation instruction.

Illustr ations of cabinet dimensio ns an d ins tal lation position of the dishwasher

reparat ion s should be made before moving the dishwasher to t he insta llation place .

P Choose a place near th e sin k to fa cilitate t he in sta llati on of inlet and drain hoses

(see figure 1).

If d ishwashe r is insta lled at th e cor ner o f the c abinet, the re should be some space (illust rated in f igu re 2) w hen the door is opene d.

【

】Figure1

Cabinet d ime nsio ns

ess t han 5m m

between the top of dishwashe r and cabinet and the outer door aligned to cabinet.

【

】Figure2

Minimum s pace when

the door is opened

20mm

80mm

0 °

ectrical, drain and water s upply line entrances

Spa

ce between cabinet

bottom and floor

0 mm

90 °

Di shw as her

Do or o f dis hw as her

Minimum space of 50mm

Cabin

esthetic panel's dimensions and installation

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he aest het ic wooden panel coul d be process ed according to the Fig ure 3.

【

he aesthetic panel should

】Figure3

be processe d in accorda nce with t he illustrate d dimensions

(

Unit: mm)

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magical pas ter A a nd ma gical past er B be dis joine don ,magic al paster A on t he ae sthetic woode n pan el and

felted magical paster B of the ou ter door o f dis hwasher(see figure 4a). After p ositioni ng of the panel , fi x the pan el onto the ou ter door b y scr ews a nd bo lts(Se e fig ure 4b)

【】Figure4a

Installation of aesthetic panel

【】Figure4b

Installation of aesthetic

wooden panel

take away the four

short s crews

. pin up the fou r long

screw s

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Tension adjustment of the door spring

The door springs are set at the factory to the proper tension for the outer do or. If aesthetic woo den panel are installed, you will have to adjust the door spring tension. Rotate the adjusting screw to drive the adjustor to strain or relax the steel cable (see figure 5).

Door spring tension is correct when th e door remains ho rizontal in the fu lly open ed position yet rises to a close with the slight lift of a finger.

，

【】Figure5

Tension adjustment of the door spring

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Connection of drain hoses

Insert the d rain hose into a dra in pi pe wi th a minimum di ame ter o f 40mm, or let it r un in to the sink, makin g sur e to avoi d b endin g or crimping it. The to p of the h ose must be les s than 1000mm .

Front

Counter

NOTE The top of the hose must be less than

1000mm.

Drain pipe

φ 4

0mm

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Dishwasher installation steps

nstall the furnitu re door to the outer d oor of the dishwasher using the b rackets provided. Refer to the template for positioning of the brackets. 2

Adjust the tension of the door sprin gs by u sing an Allen key tur ning in a clockwise motion to

tight en the left and righ t door springs. Failu re to d o this could cause damage t o your dis hwasher

(Illu stration 2 )

Co nne ct the inlet hose to the cold water supply

4 .

Co nne ct the drain hose. Ref er to d iag ram (Figure 6)

5 .

Co nne ct the power c ord

Affix the condens ati on s trip unde r the work surface of cabinet . Plea se ensure the condensation strip is flush with edg e of work surface. 7

Place the dishwasher into position.(Illu str ation 4 ) 8

Level the dishwash er. The rear food can be a djusted from the fro nt of t he dish washer by turning the Allen scr ew in the mid dle of the bas e of d ishwasher use an Allen key (Illustrat ion 5A) . To adjust the front f eet, use a flat scr ew driv er and turn the front feet unt il the dishwasher is level (Ill ustration 5B). 9 The dishwas her mus t be s ecured in place. There are two way s to do this : A. Normal work surface:Put the installa tio n hook into t he slot o f the side plane and secu re it t o the

wo rk surface with the woo d screws (I llustra tion 6). B. Marble or gran ite work top:Fix the side with Scr ew. (Illustration 7).

【F

igure 7

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Dishwasher must be level for proper dish rack operation and wash performance.

Place a spirit level on door and rack track inside the tub as shown to check that the

dishwasher is level.

level the dishwasher by adjusting the three levelling legs individually.

When level the dishwasher, please pay attention not to let th e dishwasher tip over.

【

ll ustration of fee t adjustment

】Figure 8

hec k lev el Fro nt to Ba ck

NOTE: The maximum adjustment height of the feet is 50 mm.

hec k l eve l side t o sid e

or personal safety: Do not use an extension cord or an adapter plug with this appliance. Do not, under any circumstances, cut or remove the earthing Connection from the power cord.

pi rit le vel

lease l ook at the r ati ng la bel t o know t he ra tin g voltage a nd co nne ct the dis hwasher to the a ppropr iate pow er suppl y. Use the r equ ire d fuse 10 amp , time delay fus e or cir cuit breaker recomm ended an d provide s epa rate cir cui t servin g only this a ppl ian ce.

Ensur e the voltage a nd frequen cy of the p owe r being co rresponds to those o n the ra tin g plate. Only i nse rt the plug i nto a n electrical s ocket which is ear the d properly. If the electrical socket t o w hic h the ap pli anc e mus t be connected is not appropriate f or the p lug , r epl ace t he soc ket , rat her than u sin g a adap tor s or th e lik e as they could cause ove rheat ing and burns .

The applianc e mus t be connecte d to the w ater mains using new h ose -sets . The old h ose-sets shou ld not be reused.

Wat er press ure mus t be betwe en 0, 04 MP a and 1 MP a. If the pressur e is below the minimum consul t our Servic e Dep art ment for a dvice.

Pull The safety supply hoses completely out from storage compartment located at rear of dishwasher.

ighter the screws of the safety supply hose to the faucet with thread 3/4inch.

Turn water fully on before starting the dishwasher.

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he s afety su pply hose consists of the d ouble wa lls. Th e hos e's sys tem g uar antee s its intervent ion b y blo cking th e

T flow of w ater in ca se of the su pply hose bre aking and when the a ir sp ace b etw een the su pply hos e its elf a nd th e outer corrugated h ose is full of wa ter.

hose that a ttaches to a si nk sp ray c an bu rst if it is instal led o n the same water line as th e dis hwasher. If your sink

has one, it is recomme nded that the h ose be disco nne cted and t he hole plugg ed.

Turn off the water.

Release the water pressure by depressing the pressure release button. This relieves water pressure and protects you, and the

room, from severe splashing.

Unscrew the safety supply hose from the faucet.

onnect the col d w ate r sup ply h ose t o a thread ed 3/ 4(i nch) conne ctor and make sure t hat i t is fastened t ightly in place.

C If t he wa ter p ipes are new or h ave n ot be en us ed fo r an extended p eriod of time, let the water run to make su re that th e water is clear and fre e of impuriti es. I f thi s precaution is not taken, t here is a risk that the w ater inlet can get b loc ked and damage the appli ance.

Positioning the Appliance

osition the applian ce in the desired locatio n. The back should res t against the w all b ehind it, and th e sid es,

P along the adjacen t cabine ts or wal ls. The dishwas her i s equ ipped with water supply and dr ain hoses that can be p ositione d eit her t o the right or th e left sides to facili tate prope r installation.

How to Drain Excess Water From Hoses

If t he si nk is 1000 higher fr om the floor, the e xcess water in hos es cannot be dr ained directly into the sink. It w ill be neces sar y to dr ain exc ess water from hoses into a bow l or suita ble cont ain er that is held outside and lowe r than the sink.

Water Outlet

Connect the water drai n hose. The dra in ho se mu st be correc tly f itt ed to avo id water l eak s. Ensure that the w ater inlet hose i s not kin ked or squashed .

Extension Hose

If y ou need a dra in hose ext ens ion , mak e sure t o use a simi lar drain hose. It m ust be no longer than 4 metres; o the rwi se th e cleaning effec t of the d ish washer c oul d be red uce d.

Syphon Connection

The following things should be checked before starting the dishwasher.

1 The dishwasher is level and fixed properly

2 The inlet valve is open

3 Inlet

hose connections ar e full y tight ened and not leaking

4 The wires are tightly connected

5 The power is switched on

6 The inlet and drain hoses are kn otted

7 All packing materials and printin gs should be taken out from the dishwasher

After installation, please make sure to keep this manual. The content of this manual is very helpful to the users.

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Fuse blown, or the circuit breaker acted

Replace fuse or reset circuit breaker. Remove any other appliances sharing the same circuit with the dishwasher

Power supply is not turned on

Error code:E1; Water pressure is low

Door of dishwasher not properly closed.

Kink in drain hose

Filter clogged

Kitchen sink clogged

Improper detergent

Spilled rinse-aid

Make sure the dishwasher is turned on and the door is closed securely.

Make sure the power cord is properly plugged into the wall socket.

Check that the water supply is connected properly and the water is turned on.

Make sure to close the door properly and latch it.

Check drain hose.

Check coarse the filter (see section titled )" Cleaning The Filter "

Check the kitchen sink to make sure it is draining well. If the problem is the kitchen sink not draining ,you may need a plumber rather than a serviceman for dishwashers.

se only the special dishwasher detergent to avoid suds. If this occurred, open the dishwasher and let suds evaporate. Add 1 gallon of cold water to the tub. Close and latch the dishwasher, then select any cycle. Dishwasher will drain out the water at the first step. Open the door after draining is stop and check if the suds is disappeared. Repeat if necessary.

Always wipe up rinse-aid spills immediately.

Detergent with colourant was used

Hard water minerals

The affected items are not corrosion resistant.

A sp ay arm is

r knocking against an item in a basket

Items of crockery are loose in the wash cabinet

This may be caused by on-site installation or the cross-section of the piping.

Make sure that the detergent is the one without colourant.

To clean the interior, use a damp sponge with dishwasher detergent and wear rubber gloves. Never use any other cleaner than dishwasher detergent for the risk of foaming or suds.

The items should be corrosion resistant.

Interrupt the program, and rearrange the items which are obstructing the sp ay arm.r

Interrupt the program, and rearrange the items of crockery.

This has no influence on the dishwasher function. if in doubt, contact a suitably qualified plumber.

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The dishes were not loaded correctly.

See notes in " Loading the Dishwasher Baskets ".

The program was not powerful enough.

Not enough detergent was dispensed.

Items are blocking the path of sp ay arms.r

The filter combination is not clean or is not correctly fitted. This may cause the sp ay arm jets

get blocked.

Combination of soft water and too much detergent.

Aluminum utensils have rubbed against dishes.

Dishes block detergent cup opens.

Improper loading

Too little rinse-aid

Select a more intensive programme. See" Wash Cycle Table ."

Use more detergent, or change your detergent.

Rearrange the items so that the sp ayer can rotate freely.r

Clean and/or fit the filter combination correctly. Clean the sp ay arm jets. See "Cleaning the Spray Arms".

Use less detergent if you have soft water and select a shortest cycle to wash the glassware and to get them clean.

Use a mild abrasive cleaner to eliminate those marks.

Re-loading the dishes properly.

Load the dishwasher as suggested in the directions.

Increase the amount of rinse-aid/refill the rinse-aid dispenser.

Dishes are removed too soon

Wrong program has been selected

Use of cutlery with a low-quality coating

Do not empty your dishwasher immediately after washing. Open the door slightly so that the steam can escape. Begin unloading the dishwasher only once the dishes are barely warm by touching. Empty the low basket first. This prevents water form dropping off dishes in the upper basket.

In short program the rinse temperature is lower. This also lowers cleaning performance. Choose a program with a long high rinse .temperature

Water drainage is more difficult with these items. Cutlery or dishes of this type are not suitable for washing in the dishwasher.

When some malfunctions occur, the appliance will display error codes to warn you:

The Ra pid light flicke r fle etly

Th e Gla ss light f licker fleetl y

Longer inlet time.

Overflow.

Faucets is not opened, or water intake is restricted,or water pressure is too low.

Some element of dishwasher leaks .lem

overflow occurs, turn off the main water supply before calling a service.

If If there is water in the base pan because of an overfill or small leak, the water should be removed before restarting the dishwasher.

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eight : 815mm

H Width : 598 mm

Depth : 570mm

ter pressure: 0.04-1.0MPa

(with t he door closed)

Power supply: see rating label Capacity: 14 place settings

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KLEENMAID WARRANTY TERMS AND CONDITIONS

1. Compass Capital Services Pty Ltd ABN 96 138 214 525 trading as Kleenmaid will provide parts and labour to you the customer as set out herein.

2. Kleenmaid’s Products come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.

3. The benefits given to you under this Kleenmaid Warranty are in addition to other rights and remedies to which you may be entitled under the Australian Consumer Law in relation to the Product to which this Kleenmaid Warranty relates. Subject to the conditions below, the Product is warranted by Kleenmaid and/or its agents to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for the Warranty Period for normal Domestic Use.

4. Product Identification: -

a. Kleenmaid reserves the right to reject claims for any services or work where you cannot produce for verification

the serial number and a proof of purchase for the Product (including but not limited to the original invoice).

b. This Kleenmaid Warranty will be voided if the serial number for the Product cannot be verified. This is not

intended to exclude, restrict or modify any right or remedy to which you may otherwise be entitled under the consumer guarantee provisions of the Australian Consumer Law.

c. In the event that a request for repair is made against this Kleenmaid Warranty where the serial number for the

Product cannot be verified or you cannot produce for verification a proof of purchase for the Product (including but not limited to the original invoice), the repairer will not carry out any repairs on the Product and you will be charged a service call-out fee.

5. What is covered by this Kleenmaid Warranty: -

a. The Product is covered for faulty workmanship or parts that have failed under normal Domestic Use. b. Kleenmaid and/or its agents will determine by objective testing if there are any defects in the Product and/or

faulty workmanship. c. This Kleenmaid Warranty is only applicable if repairs on Products are carried out within Mainland Australia. d. This Kleenmaid Warranty: -

i. covers a Product purchased as new, manufactured for use in Mainland Australia;

ii. commences from the date of delivery of the Product;

iii. provides for the labour and replacement parts necessary to maintain the Product in good operating condition

as specified in this Kleenmaid Warranty, however, if repair is needed because of Product failure during normal Domestic Use, Kleenmaid has the option to repair or replace the defective Product or part of the Product with a product or part of like kind and quality. A replacement part may be new or reconditioned of like kind and quality an d may cost less than the original Product purchased and no charges or refunds will be made based on the replacement product or part cost difference; and

iv. is only applicable when the Product is used and operated in accordance with the Manufacturer’s instructions.

6. What is not Cov ered by this Kleenmaid Warranty (excluded):- a. any damage or failure to or of the Product or part of the Product:

i. due to the Product being inadequately serviced to manufacturer’s recommendations;

ii. resulting from environmental conditions including and not limited to dirt, dust, rodents, insects, rust,

corrosion, salt built-up, of or in any part of the Product; iii. resulting from excessive use but fair wear and tear is excepted; iv. resulting from poor installation including and not limited to positioning and externally fitted equipment

such as plumbing and drainage, cabling, antennae or due to incompatibility of connected equipment;

v. caused by overheating as a result of sitting or positioning of the Product, where there is no provision for

adequate ventilation or adequate protection from excessive dust;

vi. if the Product has been dismantled, repaired or serviced by any person other than someone authorised by

Kleenmaid or its agents or representatives;

vii. caused by power surges or spikes, including and not limited to, mains power and telecommunications

connections, or to other unspecified sources, incorrect power current, voltage fluctuation, amperage

fluctuation, rust or corrosion;

viii. if the Product is dropped, collision of the Product with another object, use for which the Product is not

designed, damage to the Product caused by your own negligence, accidental or deliberate misuse of the

Product by you, theft, ab use, vandalism, flood, fire, earthquake, electrical storms or any other act of God

or any war related events; or

ix. due to the introduction of abnormal heat loads to the Product;

b. costs of attendance and testing where no fault or defect covered by the terms of this Kleenmaid Warranty is

identified in the Product; c. initial setup and installation of the Product; d. normal maintenance costs and costs incurred through the installation of items listed as requiring periodic

replacement; e. Products with removed or altered serial numbers; f. consumables such as but not limited to bulbs/globes, glass, seals, filters, batteries and remote controls; g. removal and reinstallation of an internal component not performed by an authorised Kleenmaid agent or

representative or auth oris ed s erv ice centr e;

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h. cosmetic or structural items; or i. any failures due to interference from or with other products and/or sources.

7. This Kleenmaid Warranty ceases if: a. the Product ceases to carry the original manufacturer’s serial number or is sold at an auction; b. the Product is rented; c. damage to the Product has occurred as listed in point 7a; or d. there is failure to pay monies owing on invoices as a result of non-warranty work been carried out at the request

of the end user as per point 16 below.

8. Neither Kleenmaid nor its representatives provide loan equipment under the terms of this Kleenmaid Warranty.

9. Any unauthorised access to the internal hardware of the Product will void this Kleenmaid Warranty.

10. Repair Notice: Products presented for repair may be replaced by refurbished Products of the same type rather than

being repaired. Refurbished part s may be used to repair the Products.

11. Replacement items are “like for like” and is not “new for old” and does not indicate in any way that a faulty Product

will be replaced with a new part or unit. “Like for like” may either be a quality checked, refurbished or reconditioned unit of the same or later batch of model/size/specifications

12. The cost of making a claim under this Kleenmaid Warranty is not covered by Kleenmaid, including any costs of

transportation or travel expenses between your home and your nearest authorised servic e agent.

13. Kleenmaid accepts no liability for items that are lost, damaged, or stolen as a result of freight, transport or storage. If

you are required to transport the Product to an authorised service centre, you must ensure that it is securely packed and insured.

14. On Public Holidays or other periods when regular business and wholesale operatio ns are temporarily ceased,

repairer availability and warranty response times may extend bey ond the stand ar d response times due to the unavailability of repairers and parts.

15. For any repair performed on a Product under this Kleenmaid Warranty where no fault can be found, or the item is

deemed by Kleenmaid or an authorised agent, to be not faulty under this Kleenmaid Warranty, or the repair or fault is not covered under this Kleenmaid Warranty, a ‘No Fault Found’ fee is payable by you. Kleenmaid will advise you of this cost and seek your agreement to pay such costs before commencing such repair s.

16. Any repairs or services required that are outside the terms and conditions of this Kleenmaid Warranty can be

carried out at your request at your cost (including where the Product has not been installed or set up correctly). Kleenmaid will always advise you of this cost and seek your agreement to pay such costs before commencing such repairs. A credit card may be required prior to the commencement of such services.

17. Extra charges will be payable by the customer should the Product not be readily accessible without special

equipment, such as but not limited to cranes and lifts or should the Product be installed in a position that service access is blocked and/or repair work is not possible without uninstalling the Product to gain access.

18. You, the customer, may be entitled to purchase an extended warranty in respect of the Product. Any extended

warranty will not be issued by Kleenmaid but by a third party. Any extended warranty services will be provided directly by the third party as principal and not as agent for Kleenmaid, under their extended warranty terms and conditions and not under this Kleenmaid Warranty.

19. To make a claim under this Kleenmaid Warranty, please have your proof of purchase and the serial number of the

Product ready and call (02) 9310 1207 during business hours.

20. This Kleenmaid Warranty is given by:

Name: Compass Capital Services Pty Ltd ABN 96 138 214 525 trading as Kleenmaid Business address: Level 2, Suite 3, 204 Botany Rd, Alexandria NSW Australia 2015 Telephone: (02) 9310 1207

21. Definitions: a. Australian Consumer Law means the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth). b. Domestic Use means use of the Product for personal, domestic or household purposes. c. Kleenmaid means Compass Capital Services Pty Ltd ABN 96 138 214 525 trading as Kleenmaid. d. Mainland Australia means the following States and Territories of Australia: New South Wales, Victoria, South

Australia, Western Australia, Queensland, Tasmania, Northern Territory, Australian Capital Territory. e. Product means the appliance sold by Kleenmaid to you as evidenced by the original purchase invoice. f. Warranty Period means the period of 36 months for domestic use, 12 months for non-domestic use or such

alternative period as may be specified.

UPDATE NOTICE: This Kleenmaid Warranty is current as at 7 March 2017 but is subject to variation from time to time. For the latest version of the Kleenmaid Warranty, please see our website

http://www.kleenmaid-appliances.com.au/support/your-kleenmaid-warranty

or phone us on (02) 9310 1207 .

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