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Maytag 860S manuel d'utilisation

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    Use & Care Guide Dishwasher MA YT A G MSE 860 F ARS[...]

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    2 Quic k Guide 1. Loading baskets Remov e large f ood par ticles and debr is. There is no need to r inse thanks to the Super Cleaning System ™ . 2. Dispensing dishwasher detergent The detergent compar tment has a small compar tment for pre-w ash and one for main wash. 3. Ensure that the spray arms can rotate freely 4. T urn on the main switch 5. [...]

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    3 Contents Page Quick guide 2 Contents 3-4 Before doing your first wash 5 Read through the directions for use T ake care with certain mater ials Check the door Check water hardness level Machines with water softener Safety 6 General Winter storage/T ranspor t Overfill protection Cleaning P ac kaging mater ials Scrapping Child safety 7 Child-safe bu[...]

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    4 Rinse aid 23 P our in rinse aid Select dosage Salt 24 P our in salt Fault indications 25 T roub leshooting 26-28 The dishes are not clean Stains or a film on the china The china has a whitish-blue sticky film Stains on stainless steel or silver Stains which remain after dishwashing. Rattling sounds during dishwashing The machine will not star t W[...]

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    5 Bef ore doing y our fir st wash Read through the directions for use Read through the directions for use before star ting to use your machine , especially the Safety , Child Safety and Basic Course sections. T ake care with cer tain materials Read the section ‘F r agile Dishes’ bef ore washing china with unglazed decoration or other household [...]

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    6 Safety General Winter storage/T ranspor t • Read and keep the directions for use! • Installation of water , drainage and elec- tricity must be carried out by a qualified professional. • Do not use the dishwasher for any pur- poses other than those stated in these directions for use. • Do not load the dishwasher door or the dishwasher bask[...]

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    7 Child Safety! Child-safe button lock T o prev ent children star ting the machine, you can activate a button lock. Proceed as follows: 1. Switch off the dishwasher with the main switch. 2. Press and hold the T emperature button, and at the same time switch on the main switch. 3.Press the Drying button until “Child lock” appears in the display [...]

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    8 P ar ts of the dishwasher* 1. Knife basket (*Not all models) 2. Upper basket 3. Lamp 4. Spray arms 5. Lower basket 6. Cutlery basket 7. Rinse Aid Filling 8. Dishwasher detergent compar tment 9. Main switch 10. Program panel 11. Filter 12. T ype plate * Details may differ depending on model and market! T echnical inf ormation Height Width Depth We[...]

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    9 Baskets* Upper basket Lower basket Cutlery basket *Details may differ depending on the model and market! 1 5 Knife basket ( *Not all models ) 3 6 1. Wine glass shelf 2. Folding glass suppor t 3. Divided cup shelves 4. Knife stop (* Not all models ) 5. Folding plate stand 6. Cutlery basket with door and folding handle 2 4[...]

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    10 1. Program selector 2. Display window 3. T emperature b utton Contr ol panel 4. Star t/stop 5. Drying button Dispenser 1 3 4 5 2 1. Compar tment f or main wash dish- washer detergent 2. Compar tment f or pre-wash detergent 3. Inspection window for rinse aid (not all models) 4. Rinse aid cover 5. Detergent compar tment cov er Start Start Stop Sto[...]

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    11 Basic Course Below are step by step instructions to help you achieve the best possible dishwashing results. Load the baskets correctly! Y our dishwasher is equipped with Super Cleaning System™. It is therefore not nec- essary to rinse the dishes before washing. Simply remov e large f ood par ticles and de- bris. Convenient and environmentally [...]

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    12 NB! Only use dishwasher detergent Detergent for washing by hand cannot be used as the build-up of foam impedes the machine’ s performance. Press the main switch and select programme Select a programme by pressing the pro- gramme selector one or more times until the required programme is displayed. Auto wash The dishwasher detects how soiled th[...]

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    13 Options Select options T o select an option, press one of the option buttons Drying Y ou can select diff erent dr ying time lengths depending on how dry you want your dishes to be when the machine has finished. The tem- perature can be selected in all programmes except Auto wash, Rinse & Hold and Rinse & Dry programmes. By pressing the d[...]

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    14 Only perform washes with a full machine W aiting to r un the wash until the machine is full sav es energy . W ash at a lower temperature If the load is only lightly soiled, you can lower the temperature. Select pr ogram with Econom y drying T o sav e more energy - use Economy dr ying. Y ou will get a better drying result if you leave the door sl[...]

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    15 Language, Child lock, Buzzer v olume , W ater har dness, T emperature unit, Machine information, Reset machine to the original settings Y ou will probab ly only need to adjust these settings when the machine is new . T o get to the Specialsettings 1. T ur n the machine off with the main power button. 2. Press and hold the T emperature button and[...]

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    16 Press Start/Stop and close the door The dishwasher will no w star t. It manages the entire wash automatically . Ensure that the door is properly closed or the machine will not star t. Changing options If you want to change program after having star ted the machine, press the Star t/Stop b utton for three seconds . Then select a ne w progr am and[...]

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    17 Fragile dishes A number of household goods are not suit- able f or machine washing. There can be many reasons f or this. Cer tain mater ials cannot withstand intense heat, others can be damaged by the dishwasher detergent. Fragile decoration China with decoration on top of the glaze (the ar ticle has a rough f eel) should not be machine washed. [...]

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    18 Standar d pr ogram * SCS = Super Cleaning System™. * * Wash times may vary depending on water temperature, variations in voltage, etc. 1. Connection to hot water approx. 60°C. 2. Cold water connection approx. 15°C. 1. 1. 2. 2. 40-60°C 0/1 1 2/3 60°C Ye s 75-150 0,7-1,0 90-175 0,8-1,4 9-15 70°C 2 1 3 70°C Ye s 160 0,9 190 1,8 18 55°C -- [...]

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    19 Standar d pr ogram * SCS = Super Cleaning System™. * * Wash times may vary depending on water temperature, variations in voltage, etc. 1. Connection to hot water approx. 60°C. 2. Cold water connection approx. 15°C. Program Press Program Options How the machine works Temperature Pre-wash with SCS* (number) Main wash (number) Rinse & Dry ([...]

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    20 When you have selected programme and option, the display shows the length of time the programme took the last time it was used. When you ha ve started the machine, the display window shows how much of the programme time remains. This time can vary a little from one occasion to another depending on the temperature of the inlet water , the amount [...]

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    21 Cleaning Cleaning The dishwasher’ s inner container is made of stainless steel and is kept clean through nor mal use. How ev e r , if you ha ve calcif erous (hard) water , lime deposits can f or m in the dishwasher . In this case, run a nor mal wash program with two tablespoons of citric acid in the dishwasher detergent compar tment. Coarse fi[...]

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    22 If y ou still cannot star t the machine and a humming noise can be heard, then the overfilling protection has been activated. • Shutoff the water • Remove the plug from the wall socket • Call Service CA UTION! Do not forget to replace the adapting piece. Spray arms The holes and bearings can occasionally become clogged. 1. Pull the lower s[...]

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    23 Rinse aid P our in rinse aid Drying proceeds more quickly if you use rinse aid. Machines with indicator on the panel When the rinse aid has run out and more is needed, the rinse aid symbol on the panel lights up*. T o fill with rinse aid: 1. T u r n and lift up the cov er of the rinse aid compar tment to the r ight of the dispenser . This is whe[...]

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    24 Salt P our in salt Before using a dishwasher with a water softening filter , you must fill the salt com- par tment with salt. Use coarse salt or spe- cial salt for dishwashers. It is best to fill with salt when you are about to do a wash, as the dishwasher needs to be rinsed out immediately after filling. Proceed as follows the first time: 1. Fi[...]

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    25 F ault indications Overfilling T oo much water in the machine Phone for service W ater inlet fault F ault in the water inlet Check that the tap is open Inlet valve leakage Inlet valve leakage Shut off the tap and phone for service Drainage fault Blocked drain See ‘P ossible causes’ in chapter T roubleshooting Blocked filter Clogged filter Cl[...]

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    26 T r oubleshooting Problems P ossible causes Action • The spra y ar ms are not rotating. • Old dishwasher detergent. NB! Detergent is a perishable. • Incorrect dosage of detergent. • Insufficiently powerful dishwashing program. • Incorrect program chosen. • Incorrect loading of the dishwasher . • Glasses and cups have tipped over du[...]

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    27 Problems P ossible causes Action • T oo high dosage of rinse aid. • Cer tain food remnants such as mustard, mayon- naise, lemon, vinegar , salt and dressings can cause stains on stainless steel if allowed to remain for any length of time. All stainless steel can mark silver if allowed to come into contact during the dishwashing process. Alum[...]

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    28 Problems P ossible causes Action W ater remains in the machine. Bad odour in the machine The dishes are not sufficiently dry pump) can be heard from the machine, this does not stop when the power is switched off using the main power switch. • Obstruction in the drain hose. • Kinks in the drain hose. • The filters are clogged. • Items in [...]

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    29 T est dosage Strong wash/Normal wash Main wash 25 gram Standard detergent. Rinse aid dosage 3. Energy labelling Europe: EN 50242 Dishwasher program: Normal wash 55°C, economy drying Program time: 145 minutes. Connection: Coldwater T est method noise measurement: IEC-704-3 Example of dishwasher loading T echnical inf ormation Height: 820-870 mm [...]

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    30 Suggestions on positioning the dishwasher The dishwasher can be built in, fully free- standing or semi-freestanding. CA UTION! Connection to electricity , water and drain- age must be carried out by a suitably quali- fied person. A. Built-in The dishwasher can be built in under a worktop with a working height of 820 - 87 0 mm. The width measurem[...]

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    31 Connection to water There must be a shut-off tap on the water supply pipe. The shut-off tap should be positioned above the work surface or at the front of the sink unit. The water supply pipe has a connection with a 1/2” or 3/4” internal thread depending on countr y . When the installation is complete, the shut- off tap should be opened to a[...]

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    32 P ositioning the machine A. Adjusting machines with six feet (freestanding dishwasher) 1. Adjust the height of the dishwasher with the four steel feet. 2. Lock the feet with the nuts. NB! The dishwasher must not be allow ed to lean more than 5 mm. B. Adjusting machines with three or four feet 1. Star t by measuring the height from the floor to t[...]

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    33 T o prev ent kinks, pull the drain hose and the connecting pipe. Adjusting the plinth (Only if you have kick-plate as accessory) The dishwasher has two kic k-plates (cer tain models). The taller one should be used if the machine is to be 850 - 870 mm high and the plinth depth can be v ar ied between 45 - 105 mm. The lower one is to be used if th[...]

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    34 Setting water hardness (machines with water softener) Bef ore star ting to use the dishw asher , you should set the correct w ater hardness. Phone your local w ater board to ascer tain the water hardness in your area. The machine is set f or low w ater hardness on delivery . 1. T ur n the machine off with the main power b utton. 2. Press and hol[...]

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    35 Service & guarantee Service Before calling for service, check to see whether the faults is due to something that you can put right yourself . See T rouble shooting pages 26-28. Guarantee For guarantee details, see the guarantee card.[...]

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    36 Own comments[...]

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    37 Own comments[...]

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    38 Own comments[...]

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    39 Sear ch w o r ds A Advice! 7, 16 After dishwashing 16 C Child safe 7 Citric acid 21, 23 Cleaning 6, 21 Connection 19, 29, 31 Control panel 10 Crystal 3, 5, 17, 26 Cutlery basket 8, 9, 11 D Dishwasher detergent 3, 6, 7, 11, 24 Door 5, 16 Drainage 21, 28, 31 E Efter disken 16 Environment 3, 11, 14, 40 F F ault indications 25 F ragile dishes 12 Fyl[...]

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    40 Ar t. No: 80 785 79. Re v . 03 • We reserve the right to mak e changes. Printed on environmentally-friendly paper which meets the demands of F riends of the Ear th and the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation.[...]