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INSTRUCTION MANUA L DISHWASHER[...]
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Contents 15 1. Descripti on of the control s________________________________ 1 6 2. Troubleshoot ing _______________________________________ 2 5 Thank you for choosing one of our produ cts. You are advis ed to read th is manual care fully; it cont ains all the information you need ab out the right conditions for t he proper, sa fe use of your dishw[...]
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User instructions 16 1. Description of the controls 1.1 Front panel All the dishw asher control are grouped o n the front panel. 1 ON/OFF BUTTON 2 SELECTION PROGRAMS BUTTONS (P1...P5) 3 POWER ON LIGHT 4 PROGRAMS LIGHTS 5 NO SALT LIGHT 6 NO RINSE AID LIGHT 7 PROGRAM PHASES LIGHTS 8 RECESSED DOOR HANDLE[...]
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User instructions 17 DURA TION CONSUMPTION PROGRA M SELECTI ON TY PE AND GR ADE D IRT PROGRESS PROGRA M MINUTES (2) WAT E R LITRES (1) POWER KWh (2) SOAK PA N S A N D D I S H E S IN W AIT ING OF COMPLETING THE LOAD Cold pre wash 9 5 0,02 LIGHT DISH ES NOT VERY DI RTY W ash at 45°C Cold rinse Rinse at 68°C 59 12 0,90 ECO (*) P ANS AND DISHES NOT V[...]
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18 DURA T ION CONSUMPTION PROGRA M SELECTI ON TY PE AND G R ADE D IRT PROGRESS PROGRA M MINUTES (2) WAT E R LITRES (1) POWER KWh (2) SOAK PA N S A N D D I S H E S IN W AIT ING OF COMPLETING THE LOAD Cold pre wash 9 5 0,02 LIGHT DISH ES NOT VERY DI RTY 59 12 0,90 ECO (*) P ANS AND DISHES NOT VER Y DI RTY BUT WITH DRY RESIDUALS W ash at 55°C Cold ri[...]
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19 Before starting a washing pro gram make sure that: • The water su pply tap is open. • The correct amount of detergent has been added to the dispenser . • The baskets have been correctly loa ded. • The spray arm s are able to rotate freely and with out obstruct ion. • The dishwa sher door is securely clos ed . LIGHTING W hen th e ON/OFF[...]
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20 PROGRAMMING In this mode l of dishw asher, all progr amming proce dures can only be carried ou t with the door closed. As lo ng as the door i s open, the PROGRAMS lights ( 4 ) and PHASES/PROGRAM lights ( 7 ) will re main off. SELECTION PROGRAM The progra m selection i s possible through the rel ative buttons (2) . When the butto n relating to th[...]
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21 END PROGRAM When the pr ogram fini shes, a buzzer so unds briefly and a ll the PHASES/PROGRAM lights ( 7 ) flash. Press any of t he SELECTION PROGRAMS buttons (2) , stops t he light flashins, a nd the dishw asher is now ready to perform a new cycle; opening and shutting the door or sw itching the applia nce off and on has the same eff ect. INTER[...]
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22 ANNULLING A PROGR AM To annul the pr ogram in pro gress, it must first be interrup ted (see “ I NTERRUPTION OF A PROGRAM ”). Now press bu ttons P1 + P2 simulta neously an d the first th ree program lig hts will co me on. In case that the door is open ed during th e operation, to th e next door closing it is goi ng to be necessary to start th[...]
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23 TO SAVE ON ENERGY! … AND PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT • Always try to run the dishwa sher fully loaded . • Do not wash t he dishes in r unning wat er. • Use the was hing program that is most appropriate for each type of load. • Do not carry out any prelim inary rinsing. • If available , connect t he dishwash er to a hot water suppl y up t[...]
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24 ADJUSTING THE WATER SOFTENING SYSTEM The dishw asher is equipp ed with an dev ice for the user to adjust the water soften ing system a ccording to the hard ness of the water supply. According to the machin e model, the se lector which acts on the adjustment may be locate d: • inside the p lastic lo cking ring located on the right-hand side, in[...]
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25 2. T roubleshooting In case of a malfuncti on, the dishw asher will id entify the pr ogram by switchin g on a combina tion of ligh ts. When an alrm is present, all the PROGRAM lights ( 4 ) come on, w hile the PHASES/PROGRAM lights ( 7 ) identify the error co de: CODE PHASES LIGHTS DESCRIPTION E1 The anti- floodi ng syst em (if i nstall ed) has b[...]
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INSTRUCTION MANUA L W W A A R R N N I I N N G G S S A A N N D D R R E E C C O O M M M M E E N N D D A A T T I I O O N N S S , , G G U U I I D D E E F F O O R R T T H H E E U U S S E E O O F F B B A A S S K K E E T T S S A A N N D D F F O O R R C C L L E E A A N N I I N N G G D D I I S S H H W W A A S S H H E E R R S S[...]
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Contents 1. Safety and operatin g instruct ions __________________________ 28 2. Insta llation and hook-up _________________________________ 31 3. O perating instructi ons ___________________________________ 35 4. C leaning and mai ntenance _______________________________ 46 Thank you for choosing one of our pro ducts. You are advis ed to re[...]
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Safety instructions 1. Safety and operating instructions THIS M ANUAL FO RMS AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE APPLIAN CE: IT MUS T AL W AYS BE KE PT INTACT TOG ETHER W ITH THE DISHWASH ER. BEFORE USING THE APPL IANCE, C AREFULL Y READ ALL THE IN STRUCTI ONS CONTAINED I N THIS MANUAL. INSTAL LATION MUST B E PER FORMED BY A QU ALIFIED TEC HNICIAN , IN [...]
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Safety instructions OBSOL ETE AP PLIANCES MUST B E REND ERED UN USABLE. CUT OFF THE MAINS POWER CORD AFTER UNPLUGGING IT FROM THE WALL OUTLET, AND M AKE SAFE ANY COM PONENTS WHICH M IGHT B E DANGERO US FO R CHILDREN (LOCK S, DOORS, ETC.). THIS A PPLIANCE IS MAR KED ACC ORDING TO THE EUROPE A N DIRECTIV E 2002/96/EC ON W ASTE ELECTRIC AL AND [...]
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Safety instructions LEANING OR SITTING ON THE DISH W A SHER DOOR W HEN OPEN MAY CA USE TH E A PPLI A NCE TO OVER TURN , PUT ING PEO PLE AT RISK. NEVER LEA VE THE DISH W A SHER DOOR OPEN; P EOPLE MIGHT T RIP OVER IT. DO NOT D RINK THE WATER RES IDUES WHICH MAY BE PRES ENT INSIDE THE DIS HES OR DIS HWASHE R AT THE END O F THE W ASHI NG PROGRAM[...]
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Installation instructions 2. Installation and hook-up Remove th e polystyrene basket reta iners. Position the applian ce in the de sired place of installat ion. The bac k or sides o f the di shwasher may be place d up against w alls or oth er furniture units. If the dishw asher is install ed near a hea t source, fit the special in sulating p[...]
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Installation instructions 2.1 Water supply connection Preventing the risk of clogging or damage: if the water pipe is new or has not been used for a long tim e, before connecting to the water supply check that the water is cl ear and free of impurities, to prevent damage to the appliance. The dishwasher must alw ays be connected to the water[...]
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Installation instructions 2.2 Electrical connection and p recautions CHECK TH AT THE VOLT AGE AN D THE FR EQUENCY OF THE MAIN S MATCH THE R ATINGS ON THE NAME PLATE OF THE APPLIANC E POSITIO NED ON THE INNER E DGE OF THE DOOR. THE PL UG ON TH E SUPPL Y CORD AND THE COR RESPOND ING SOCK ET OUTLE T MUST BE O F THE SA ME TYPE AND MEE T TH E REG[...]
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Installation instructions WHEN CLEANING AND MAINTAINING THE APPLIANCE: BEFORE C ARRYING OUT ANY WORK, A LW AYS UNPLUG THE APPLI ANCE FROM T HE ELEC TRICA L SUPPLY OR SWITCH O FF THE A LL-POLE DISCONNE CTION DEVICE. FOR GREAT BRITAIN ONLY: THIS A PPLIANC E MUST BE EA RTHED. Fuse replace ment If the mains lead of thi s appliance i s fitted wit[...]
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User instructions 3. Operating instructions Once the di shwasher ha s been correctly insta lled, prepare for use as follows: • Adjust the w ater softening system; • Add the regenera ting salt; • Add the rinse a id and deter gent. 3.1 Using the water softening system The amou nt of scale co ntained in the water (w ater hardness index ) [...]
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User instructions • Do not use table salt as it contains i nsoluble substances whic h, over time, m ay damage the w ater softenin g system . • When neces sary, refill t he regen erating salt container befo re starting the washi ng program . In this wa y, the exce ss saline solution w ill be imm ediately rem oved by the water; the prolong[...]
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User instructions ADDING THE RINSE AID The rinse aid helps the dishes dry faster and prevents the formatio n of scale deposits and staining; it is automat ically added to the water during the fin al rinse cyc le, from the cont ainer situated on t he inner si de of the door . To add rinse aid: • Open the door . • Rotate the container ca p[...]
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User instructions ADDING THE DETERGENT To open the de tergent disp enser cap, lightly press the button P . Add the deter gent and clos e the cap carefully. During t he washing cycle, the d ispenser w ill be opened autom atically. • When a program with hot prewas h is selected (see program tab le), extra deter gent m ust be placed i n the c[...]
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User instructions • The market off ers liquid and powder det ergents with differ ing chemical compositions , which may co ntain phosphat es , or be phosphate-free but contai n natural enzym es . - Detergents containing phos phates are more ef fective ag ainst grease and st arch at temper atures above 60°C . - Enzyme detergents, on the oth[...]
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User instructions 3.3 General warnings and recommendations Before usi ng the dishwasher for the f irst time, it is advisab le to read the following r ecommendatio ns concern ing dish type s to be washe d and their loading. There are genera lly no co nstraints o n the washing of domest ic dishes, but in cer tain case s it is necess ary to tak[...]
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User instructions Items which are not dishwasher-s afe: • Wooden dishe s, pots or p ans: these ma y be damaged by the high wash ing temperatures . • Handcrafted item s: these are r arely suitable for washing in a dishwash er. The relati vely high w ater temperatures and the detergent s used may damag e them. • Plastic dishes: heat re s[...]
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User instructions 3.4 Using th e baskets The dishwasher ha s a capacity of 10 pl ace -set tin gs , in cluding serv ing dishes. EN 50242 STA NDARD LOADS FO R CERTIFICATION BO DIES LOWER BASKET UPPER BASKET The upper ba sket must be set in the l ow position. LOWER BASKET The low er basket receiv es the full fo rce of the l ower spray arm, an d[...]
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User instructions LOADING THE LOWER BA SKET Carefully load flat plates, soup plates, de ssert and s erving dishes, positioning them vertically. Pots , pans and t heir cover s must be load ed upside d own. W hen loading soup plate s and dessert bow ls, be sur e to leave a gap between them. Loading exa mples: CUTLERY BASKET The cutler y should[...]
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User instructions UPPER BASKET It is recom mended to lo ad the upper basket w ith small- or medium-siz ed items s uch as gl asses, smal l plates, tea or coffee cup s, shallow bowls and light object s made fro m heat resi stant plastic. If the upper b asket is used in t he lowermost position, it can als o be loaded with serving dishe s, provi[...]
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User instructions ADJUSTING THE UPPER BASKET The upper basket can be adj usted in two positions , acc ord in g to the user’s need s and accor ding to the height of the dishes in the low er basket. Proceed as fo llows: • turn the retainer E on both runn ers, right and l eft, through 90° ; • remove the bas ket; • lift the basket and f[...]
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User instructions 4. Cleaning and maintenance Before carrying out any w ork, always disconne ct the appliance from the electrical pow er supply. 4.1 General warnings and recommendations Avoid the use of acidic or abrasiv e detergents. Clean t he outer surface s and door-l ining of the di shwasher regul arly using a soft cloth moistened w ith[...]
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User instructions CLEANING THE SPRAY ARM, TRAVELLING VERSION To remove the TRAVELLING spray arm, take hold of it and raise it to release both t he spray ar m and the pipe fr om the tank , then deta ch the spray arm fro m the pipe. Wash both the pi pe and the spray arm in running w ater, re-attach the s pray arm to the pipe and return the ass[...]
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User instructions GENERAL WARNINGS AND RECOMMEND ATIONS FOR CORRECT MAINTENANCE: • The filter s should be c leaned under running water using a stiff brush. • It is essent ial to thoroughl y clean the filters according to t he above instru ctions: the dishw asher cannot functio n if the filters are clogged. • Carefully replace the filt [...]
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User instructions If the dishes ar e not being cle aned properly, ch eck that: • the correct am ount of deter gent has been a dded; • there is r egenerating salt inside th e special con tainer; • the dishes are being lo aded correct ly; • the sele cted pro gram is suitab le for the dish t ypes and t heir degree of soiling; • all th[...]
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User instructions TECHNIC AL DATA Width 447 ÷ 449 mm Dept h me asur ed fl ush wi th t he outer edge of the con trol panel Free standing: 600 mm Semi-integrated: 590 mm - Fully integrated: 570 mm Hei ght Free standing from 850 mm to 870 mm Semi-integrated and fully integrated: from 820 mm to 870 mm Capac ity 10 Standard p lace settings Water[...]
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