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- User Manual - (English, French, Spanish)
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- SETTING UP YOUR DISHWASHER
- USING YOUR DISHWASHER
- CLEANING AND MAINTAINING YOUR DISHWASHER
- CYCLES
- TROUBLESHOOTING
Table of contents
User Manual Dishwasher
SETTING UP YOUR DISHWASHER
UNPACKING YOUR DISHWASHER
- Once your new dishwasher has been delivered to you, carefully unpack it and check for any damage. If the dishwasher has been damaged, make note of it on the waybill and keep a copy. Do not install the dishwasher, and contact Samsung Customer Service at the number listed below.
- If there is no damage to the product, you can proceed with the installation. If you are going to install it yourself, make sure to read through the installation guide and follow the directions inside.
- After unpacking your dishwasher, keep the packaging out of the reach of children to ensure their safety.
CHECKING PARTS
When your dishwasher has been unpacked, make sure you’ve received all the parts shown below. If your dishwasher was damaged during shipping, or if you do not have all the parts, contact Samsung Customer Service at 1-800-SAMSUNG (726-7864)
CONTROL PANEL
1. Light indicator : Indicates that the product is operating.
2. Power: When you press the Power button, the entire display turns on and off, and then the light of the most recently fi nished cycle lights up. When the selected cycle is complete, the dishwasher powers off automatically.
3. Cycle Selector : Select the appropriate wash cycle depending on the soil level of your dishes. After you select a cycle, the Cycle On light for that cycle lights up.
4. Lower Rack : Select this option to wash a small load of dishes. We recommend that you place dishes in the lower rack when you use this feature.
5. StormWash™ : Use this option when you want to wash pots and pans, durable serving bowls, and other large, very dirty, hard to clean dishes. To use StormWash™, place the dishes face down in the marked StormWash™ area in the lower basket.
6. Hi-Temp Wash : Raises the main wash temperature to improve cleaning for loads containing tough, baked-on food.
7. Sanitize /
(Control Lock) : The temperature rises to 163 ˚F (73 ˚C) in the fi nal rinse cycle for high temperature sanitization. If you select the Sanitize option, the “Sanitize” lamp blinks when the water temperature reaches the sanitary temperature (over 155 ˚F (68 ˚C)), and then remains illuminated until the Sanitize option ends. When you press the Power button, the “Sanitize” lamp turns off.
Control Lock allows you to lock the buttons on the control panel so children cannot accidently start the dishwasher by pressing the buttons on the panel. To lock and unlock the buttons on the control panel, hold the Sanitize button down for three (3) seconds when power is On.
8 Delay Start (DISPLAY) : Delay a cycle for up to 24 hours in one-hour increments. The hour displayed indicates the time at which the wash will be started. Displays wash information, Delay Start hours, and Error messages. If an trouble occurs during an operation, an check message is displayed with a warning sound. Refer to “Information codes” on page 30.
9 Start : To start a cycle, press the Start button before closing the door. To cancel the cycle, press and hold the Start button for 3 seconds or press the Power button to power off.
Note :
- You can select options (Lower Rack, StormWash™, Hi-Temp Wash, Sanitize) before starting a cycle. If you change the cycle after selecting an option, the original cycle is reset.
- To prevent the touchpad from losing response sensitivity, follow these instructions:
- Touch the center of each keypad using one fi nger. Do not push.
- Clean the touch control’s surface regularly with a soft, damp cloth.
- Be careful not to touch more than one touch key pad at a time, except as directed.
- When you pause a cycle by opening the door during operation, press the Start button before closing the door to continue the cycle. Push door fi rmly closed within 3 seconds of pressing Start button. If the door is not closed within 3 seconds, the cycle will not start.
CYCLE SELECTOR
1 Auto : This cycle detects the level of soil and automatically initiates the optimal cycle after a few minutes of operation.
2 Normal : Use this cycle for normally soiled dinner dishes.
3 Heavy : Use this cycle for heavily soiled dishes and dishes with heavy soil.
4 Delicate : Use this cycle for normally soiled dishes or fragile items such as glasses.
5 Express 60 : Use this cycle for lightly soiled dishes.
6 Rinse only : Use for rinsing dishes, glasses, and silverware that will not be washed right away. Do not use detergent.
MEETING INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
Electrical supply and grounding
To prevent the risk of fire, electric shock, or personal injury, all wiring and grounding must be done in accordance with the National Electrical Code ANSI/FNPA, No. 70 Latest Revision and local codes and ordinances. It is the personal responsibility of the appliance owner to provide adequate electrical service for this appliance.
Caution: Never use an extension cord. When preparing for installation, ensure that you provide:
• An individual branch circuit with a 120 V, 60Hz, 15 AMP fuse or circuit breaker that serves only your dishwasher .
Your dishwasher must be grounded. If your dishwasher malfunctions or breaks down, grounding will reduce the risk of electric shock by providing a path of least resistance for the electric current.
GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS
For a permanently connected appliance:
This appliance must be connected to a grounded metal, permanent wiring system, or an equipment-grounding conductor must be run with the circuit conductors and then connected to the equipment-grounding terminal or lead on the appliance.
Water supply
The hot water supply line pressure must be between 20-120 psi (140-830 kPa). Adjust the water heater to deliver water between 120 ˚F (49 ˚C) - 149 ˚F (65 ˚C).
Note : Most plumbing supply stores sell water supply lines of various lengths up to 10 feet (305 cm) long. You can reduce the risk of leaks and water damage by:
- Making water faucets easily accessible.
- Turning off faucets when the dishwasher is not in use.
- Periodically checking for leaks at water supply line fittings.
Flooring
For safety, your dishwasher must be installed on a solidly constructed floor. Never install your dishwasher on a platform or poorly supported structure. Your dishwasher must be properly installed in accordance with the Installation Guide before you use it. If you did not receive an Installation Guide with your dishwasher, you can obtain one by visiting our website
USING YOUR DISHWASHER
BASIC GUIDELINES
1. Open the door and load your dishes (see page 14).
- Place dishes into the upper and lower racks, unless you have selected Lower Rack.
- Remove any food remains from the dishes before placing them in the FlexLoad™ rack(s).
- After placing the dishes into the FlexLoad™ racks, rotate the nozzles by hand to check whether any of the dishes will interfere with them.
- Make sure the dishes will not prevent the detergent dispenser from opening.
2. Add detergent to the dispenser (see page 20).
- Make sure to use only automatic dishwasher detergent and rinse aid.
- Refer to “Using detergent” on page 20 for instructions explaining how to add detergent and rinse aid.
3. Press the Power button.
- When you press the Power button, the entire display turns on and off, and then the indicator of the most recently finished cycle lights up.
- If “Low Rinse” ( ) is illuminated, you should refill the rinse aid dispenser to improve washing and drying performance.
4. Select an appropriate cleaning cycle depending on the soil level of the dishes. (See pages 9 and 25.)
- Press the appropriate cycle button.
- When you press a cycle button, the cycle indicator lights up.
5. Press the Start button, and then close the door within 3 seconds.
- The dishwasher will start draining after a few seconds, and then start the selected cycle.
- Make sure to close the door firmly. If the door is not closed properly, the selected cycle will not start automatically.
6. When the wash cycle is completed.
- The light illuminates and the dishwasher sounds a chime.
- The dishwasher powers off automatically.
- The door opens automatically 5 ~ 15 minutes before the cycle ends to improve drying performance.
Caution :
- If you want to load more dishes or pause the dishwasher while it is already running, make sure to open the door slowly and carefully as there is a possibility of injury from the hot steam inside the dishwasher.
- If the door is opened while the dishwasher is running, a safety mechanism is activated and stops the cycle.
- To resume operation, press the Start button, and then close the door within 3 seconds.
- Adding dishes several minutes after the dishwasher starts operating may affect its performance.
- If you open the door while the dishwasher is running at high temperature, it will drain the hot water automatically to protect you from scalding.
Touch controls
Touch controls allow you to operate the dishwasher easily.
- They are convenient to operate, requiring only a soft touch.
- Have a simple and stylish design.
- Are easy to clean.
If you have children or you want to clean the Control Interface, we recommend activating the Control Lock feature to lock the control buttons. See page 8.
- Children will not be able to accidently start the dishwasher by touching the controls with this option selected.
- If a cycle is running, the buttons will not respond. (except the Power button)
- If dishwasher is off, only the Power button responds.
Auto Release TM
Auto Release is designed to improve the drying performance , which opens the door (5 to 15 minutes before a cycle is complete)in between 15 seconds and 3 minutes after the actuating signal is triggered, You can change the default settings as follows:
Auto Release TM On/Off
Using Setting Mode
- To enter Setting mode, press the Delay Start+Sanitize button for 3 seconds while the dishwasher is on.
- Press the Sanitize button until"A1" or "A0" is displayed,"A0" disables Auto TM TM Release Dry. "A1" enables Auto Release Dry. Select "A1" for better drying results.
- Press the Delay Start button to implement your choice.
Using Toggle keys
- Press the Lower+Hi-Temp Wash button for 3 seconds to enable or disable TM Auto Release Dry.
- "A0" disables Auto Release Dry. TM "A1" activates Auto Release Dry.
- Once the door opens in the TM Auto Release Dry mode, the door cannot be closed manually for the next 2 minutes
- The Auto Release Dry mode will be disabled for the Rinse Only cycle.
Note:
- Changing the “AutoRelease™ Dry” setting can influence drying results. Select “A1” mode for better drying results. (“A1” is the default setting.)
- After a cycle is complete, the door automatically opens to let steam out. This is normal and not a product malfunction.
Setting Mode
The Setting Mode lets you change the dishwasher’s Sound, Light indicator, and AutoRelease™ Dry settings. To enter the Setting mode, press the Delay Start + Sanitize buttons for 3 seconds while the dishwasher is on. Press the Sanitize button to select a sub-setting menu and then press the Delay Start button to change a setting.
- Sound Setting: Press the Sanitize button until “U1” or “U0” is displayed. To change the setting, press the Delay Start button. “U0” turns the sound off for all cycles. “U1” turns the sound on. The dishwasher maintains the Sound Setting you have selected until you change it.
- Light indicator Setting: Press the Sanitize button until “B1“ or “B0” is displayed. To change the setting, press the Delay Start button. “B0” turns the light off for all cycles. “B1” turns the light on.
Delay start
When you select the Delay Start option, your dishwasher will:
• Start draining to remove remaining water at once (pre-drain).
Your dishwasher will operate the selected cycle when the delay time expires.
Warning :
- When using the dishwasher, try to arrange the dishes properly as described on page 16 to 19.
- You should remove food remains such as bones, fruit seeds, etc. and any other waste such as toothpicks, paper, etc. from the dishes as these may cause damage to the dishes, create noise, or cause the dishwasher to malfunction.
- Select the appropriate cycle depending on the level of soil and the type of dishes.
- Use only the proper amount of detergent and rinsing agent.
- Do not wash the following items
- Acrylic or Aluminum items: Dishes with printed gold rim decoration may become discolored.
- Dishes treated with adhesive: Treated plastics, wood, ivory, copper, and tin may come loose.
- Plastics with a temperature tolerance less than 194 ˚F (90 ˚C): Thin plastics wash and dry poorly, and may be damaged due to elevated wash temperatures.
- Tin: Tin should be washed by hand and dried immediately as it may rust.
- Wooden utensils: Wooden items may crack.
ADJUSTING THE ANGLE OF THE PLATE SUPPORTS
You can adjust the angle of the tines in the upper rack to three different positions to match the size and shape of your dishes. To adjust the tines, grasp the handle at the back of the rack and push it left or right. See the illustration below. In the lower rack, you can easily remove the plate support to make room for large items such as pots and pans. To remove the plate support, lift up the handles (A). To refi t the plate support, align it so it is in place, and then push down on the handles (A). To fold down the fold-down tines on the lower rack, remove the rack from the dishwasher, turn the rack over, grasp the tine (B), and then adjust it backward. See the illustration below.
Upper rack
Lower rack
ADJUSTING THE HEIGHT OF THE UPPER RACK
You can adjust the height of the upper rack in your Samsung dishwasher so that the lower rack can accommodate larger-sized dishes. With the upper rack set at the highest position, the lower rack can accommodate plates up to 12 in. (30 cm) in diameter and the upper rack can accommodate plates up to 8 in. (20 cm) in diameter.
1. To lower the upper rack by 2 in. (5 cm), pull the adjustment handles located at the left and right sides of the upper rack and push the upper rack downwards slightly at the same time.
2. To raise the upper rack, just pull the upper rack upwards. The adjuster handle will latch and the upper rack will move to the high position.
Caution: We recommend adjusting the height of the upper rack before loading dishes into the rack. If you adjust the rack after loading the dishes, you may damage the dishes.
REMOVING THE UPPER RACK
Pull the upper rack towards the front and then remove it by lifting it up slightly and pulling it towards the front. See the illustrations below.
Caution: While the upper rack is removable, it must be installed for the dishwasher to operate properly. If you attempt to operate the dishwasher without the rack, the noise will occur and the dishwasher will perform poorly.
LOADING THE LOWER RACK
The lower rack has been specially designed for dinner dishes, soup bowls, plates, pots, lids, casserole dishes, and plates. Load large items such as pans and pots into the dishwasher so their open sides face downwards. We recommend loading cups, stemware, and small plates into the upper rack. See the recommended loading patterns below.
Loading the large items into the StormWash™ zone
You can load large items such as pots and pans into the StormWash™ Zone - identified by red guidelines - In the lower rack for more effective cleaning. When you select the StormWash™ option, an additional, powerful jet is activated and directed at items in the StormWash™ Zone. Make sure pot handles and other items do not interfere with the rotation of the nozzles.
LOADING THE UPPER RACK
The upper rack has been designed for small plates, mugs, glasses, and plastic items marked “dishwasher safe”. Load your plates into the dishwasher in two half rows, so that the front of each plate faces the back of the plate in front of it, and the open sides of the plates at the center of the dishwasher face each other. See the illustrations below. Make sure the loaded dishes do not interfere with the rotation of the nozzle which is located at the bottom of the upper rack. (Check this by rotating the nozzle by hand.) When loading dishes, pull the upper rack out sufficiently so you can load it without striking the counter above.
Using the glass support
You can load cups or glasses onto the glass support. This is also very convenient for washing wine glasses. Hang your wine glasses onto the pegs of the glass support. You can fold the glass support back when it is not being used.
USING THE CUTLERY RACK
The cutlery rack consists of two compartments. You can place each knife, spoon, or fork separately into the spoon stands in the basket’s covers to prevent chipping and discoloration. You can use the cutlery rack with the cover open. Refer to the illustration to the right.
The spoon stands as seen above with the suggested placement of cutlery items. Match the numbers in the diagram to the numbers in the list of cutlery items below.
1 Fork
2 Teaspoons
3 Dinner spoons
4 Knives
5 Serving spoons and Serving forks
6 Remaining items
USING THE 3RD (CUTLERY) RACK (FOR APPLICABLE MODELS)
Loading the cutlery rack
In addition to the standard cutlery basket in the lower rack, some models come with a cutlery rack. The cutlery rack is best suited for flatware and cooking or serving utensils. You can place cutlery and utensils randomly or regularly on the cutlery rack. Heavily soiled utensils or items with baked-on foods should be placed in the lower cutlery basket for the most effective cleaning.
Removing the Cutlery Rack
The entire cutlery rack can be removed if more space is needed on the upper rack for larger items. * When loading the cutlery and utensils onto the cutlery rack, make sure they do not interfere with the top nozzle of the rack. If they interfere, remove the cutlery pad and try again
USING DETERGENT
All dishwasher cycles require detergent in the detergent compartment. Add the correct amount of detergent for the selected cycle to ensure the best performance
Filling the detergent dispenser
1. Open the detergent dispenser flap by pushing the detergent dispenser release catch.
2. Add the recommended amount of detergent to the main wash detergent compartment.
3. Close the flap by sliding it to the left and then pressing it down.
4. For better cleaning result, especially if you have very dirt items, pour a small amount (about 1/2 of an ounce or 15 g) of detergent onto the door. The additional detergent will activate during the pre-wash phase.
The cover opens automatically to dispense the detergent during the wash
Filling the rinse aid reservoir
When the Rinse Refill indicator lights up on the control panel, refill the reservoir with rinse aid. Your dishwasher has been designed to use liquid rinse aid only. Using a powdered rinse aid will clog the reservoir opening and cause the dishwasher to malfunction. Rinse aid improves the drying performance of the dishwasher
1. Remove the rinse aid reservoir cap by rotating it counterclockwise.
2. Fill the rinse aid reservoir with rinse aid.
3. Turn the rinse aid indicator dial to a number between 1 and 6. The higher the number, the more rinse aid the dishwasher uses. If you are unable to rotate the rinse aid dial easily, try using a coin.
4. Close the rinse aid reservoir cap by rotating it clockwise
CLEANING AND MAINTAINING YOUR DISHWASHER
CLEANING THE EXTERIOR
It’s best to clean spills on the outside of your dishwasher as they occur. Use a soft, damp cloth on the control panel to gently wipe away spills and dust. Do not use benzene, wax, thinner, chlorine bleach, or alcohol. These materials may discolor the inner walls and cause stains. Do not clean the dishwas
CLEANING THE INTERIOR
Clean the interior of your dishwasher periodically to remove any dirt or food particles. Wipe the inside of the dishwasher and the inner part of the door with a wet dishcloth. We recommend filling the detergent dispenser with dish detergent, and then running the dishwasher empty periodically using either the Normal or Express 60 cycle with the sanitize option. This will keep your dishwasher clean. If white spots and odor are still present in your dishwasher, run the Normal cycle with the dishwasher empty and without detergent until it flushes. Then, interrupt the cycle and put an 8-ounce cup of white vinegar into the lower basket. Close the dishwasher and let the cycle finish.
CLEANING THE FILTERS (DW80K7050 SERIES)
1. Turn off the dishwasher.
2. Rotate the filter insert counterclockwise to unfasten it and then detach the filter insert.
3. Remove the fine filter (flat, rectangular).
4. Remove any dirt or other remains from the filters, and then rinse them under running water.
5. Reassemble the filters in the reverse order of the dissasembly, replace the filter insert, and rotate clockwise to the close arrow.
CLEANING THE NOZZLES
If your dishwasher does not seem to be cleaning adequately or the nozzles seem clogged, you can clean each of the nozzles. When removing the nozzles, take care as they may break.
Lower nozzle
1. Check whether the nozzle holes are clogged by food particles.
2. If cleaning is needed, remove the nozzle by pulling it upwards.
3. Clean the nozzle, and then push it back into place.
4. Check whether the nozzle is engaged correctly by rotating it by hand.
Middle nozzle
1. Pull the upper rack towards the front and remove it.
2. Check whether the nozzle holes are clogged by food particles.
3. If cleaning is needed, remove the nozzle.
4. To remove the nozzle, unfasten and remove the nut, and then remove the nozzle.
5. Clean the nozzle, re-insert it, and fasten the nut.
6. When fastening the nut, turn it firmly by hand.
7. Check whether the nozzle is engaged correctly by rotating it by hand.
Upper nozzle
1. Check whether the nozzle holes are clogged by food particles.
2. If cleaning is needed, remove the nozzle.
3. To remove the nozzle, pull out the upper rack first, unfasten the nozzle cap by turning it counterclockwise, and then remove the upper nozzle.
4. Clean the nozzle, re-insert it, and then fasten the nozzle cap to the nozzle by turning the cap clockwise.
5. Check whether the nozzle is engaged correctly by rotating it by hand.
STORING YOUR DISHWASHER
If you need to store your dishwasher for an extended period of time, first drain and disconnect it. If you leave water in the hoses and internal components, you can damage the dishwasher. After draining and disconnecting the dishwasher, be sure to turn off the water supply valve and circuit breaker
CYCLES
CYCLE CHART
DW80K7050 Series
DW80K5050, DW80R5060, DW80R5061 Series
( 
: Basic, 
: Optional step)
- The numbers in parentheses in the Last Rinse column represent the temperature when you select Sanitize.
- When you select the Auto or Normal cycle, you can eliminate optional steps depending on the soil level of the dishes.
- The water consumption and wash time varies depending on the steps or options you add, and on the pressure and temperature of the supplied water.
- When you select any options, the cycle time can be changed.
- When the Rinse Aid is empty, wash time and Last Rinse temperature will be increased.
TROUBLESHOOTING
CHECK THESE POINTS IF YOUR DISHWASHER
| PROBLEM | POSSIBLE CAUSE | SOLUTION |
| Will not start | The door is not closed completely | Check if the door is latched and closed completely. |
| No cycle is selected. | Select a proper cycle. | |
| The power cable is not connected | Connect the power cable properly. | |
| The water supply does not work. | Check if the water supply valve is open. | |
| The Control Panel is locked | Unlock the child lock, (See page 8.) | |
| A circuit breaker is open | Reset the circuit breaker | |
| It’s taking too long with an operation or cycle. | Cold water is being supplied. | Check if the water supply line is connected to a hot water supply. (Addition |
| There are food particles remaining on dishes. (Not cleaning properly. | You selected an inappropriate cycle | Select a cycle according to the number and soil level of the dishes, as directed in this manual. |
| The water temperature is low. | Connect the water supply line to a hot water supply. For best performance, the temperature of the supplied water should be 120 ˚F (49 ˚C). | |
| Low water pressure. | The water pressure should be between 20 and 120 psi (140 - 830 kPa). | |
| The water is too hard. | Use high-quality, fresh detergent with rinse aid. | |
| Dishwasher detergent was not used. | Use automatic dishwasher detergent. We recommend a powder or gel-type dishwasher detergent. | |
|
Detergent remains in the dispenser
|
Make sure large items such as cookie sheets, cutting boards, or containers, etc. are not blocking the detergent dispenser and preventing it from opening properly. Rearrange the dishes so they do not interfere with the detergent dispenser operation. | |
| There is no rinse aid. | Check the dispenser and add rinse aid. Use liquid-type rinse aid. | |
| A nozzle is clogged. | Clean the nozzle. See page 23 | |
| The dishes are improperly loaded. Too many dishes have been loaded. | Rearrange the dishes so they do not interfere with nozzle rotation and detergent dispenser operation. Load only an appropriate number of dishes. Load your dishes as recommended. (See page 16.) | |
| Leaves glasses with a dim polish. | The water supplied is soft and too much detergent was used. | Underload the dishwasher and use a rinse aid to minimize this. |
| Aluminum dishes were included in the wash load. | Remove the marks on the dishes using a low-sensitivity cleaner. | |
| Leaves a yellow or brown film on the inside of the dishwasher | This is caused by coffee and tea soils. | Remove the soil using a spot cleaner. |
| Does not dry dishes well. | There is no rinse aid in the dispenser. | Check the dispenser and add rinse aid. Use a liquid-type rinse aid. |
| The temperature of the water is low when the dishwasher is running. | Connect the water supply line to a hot water supply. Use rinse aid with the Sanitize option. | |
| Too many dishes have been loaded. | Proper loading of items can affect drying. Load your dishes as recommended. (See page 16.) | |
| Glasses and cups with concave bottoms hold water. This water may spill onto other items when unloading. | After the cycle finishes, empty the lower rack first and then the upper rack. This will prevent water from dripping from the upper rack onto the dishes in the lower rack. | |
| AutoRelease™ Dry mode is not in use. | Activate the AutoRelease™ Dry mode. (See page 12.) | |
| Has a bad odor. | Water was left over from an incomplete cycle. | Insert detergent without loading dishes, and run the Normal cycle to clean the dishwasher. |
| The Drain Hose is obstructed | Contact a qualified service technician to remove any obstruction from the drain hose. | |
| The dishwasher is not used daily or soiled dishes are left in the unit too long. | With the dishwasher empty and no detergent, place a glass with 8 ounces of vinegar upright into the lower rack, and then run a Normal cycle | |
| Is too noisy | Sound is generated when the dispenser cover is open and the drain pump is operating in an early stage | This is a normal operation. |
| The dishwasher is not level. | Ensure the dishwasher is level. | |
| Foreign material (a screw, a plastic piece) is in the pump chamber. | Contact a qualified service technician to remove foreign material from the pump chamber | |
| There is a ‘chopping’ sound because a nozzle is bumping against the dishes. | Rearrange the dishes. | |
| Does not have a smoothly rotating nozzle. | The nozzle hole is clogged with food particles. | Clean the nozzle hole. See page 23 |
| The nozzle is blocked by a dish or pot and cannot rotate. | After placing the dishes into the racks, rotate the nozzles by hand to check whether any of the dishes interfere with them. | |
| Water won’t pump out of the dishwasher | The drain is clogged. | Contact a qualified service technician to remove any obstruction from the drain hose and check the drain pump operation. |
| Has a bent upper rack after loading dishes. | The dishes are not loaded properly | Load your dishes as recommended. (See page 16.) |
| Cannot close the door. |
AutoRelease™ Dry mode is in operation
|
Once the door opens in the AutoRelease™ Dry mode, the door cannot be closed manually for the next 2 minutes. You may close the door after 2 minutes. |
INFORMATION CODES
| Code | Action |
| OC |
Over-level water check • Functional check. Close the water supply valve and go to your house circuit breaker panel, set the dishwasher’s circuit breaker switch to off, and then contact an authorized Samsung service center. |
| LC |
Leakage check • If a water supply valve connection leak occurs, close the water supply valve and go to your house circuit breaker panel, set the dishwasher’s circuit breaker switch to off , and then contact the installer to fix. If the problem continues, contact an authorized Samsung service center. |
| 4C |
Water supply check • Check if the water supply valve is closed, the water supply is suspended, or the water inlet valve or line is frozen or clogged by foreign particles. If the problem continues, close the water supply valve, and then contact an authorized Samsung service center. |
| 5C |
Drain check • After closing the water supply valve, check whether the drain hose is clogged or folded. Also, check whether drain hole inside sump is clogged. If the problem continues, contact an authorized Samsung service center. |
| HC |
High temperature heating check • The product ensure that the temperature for hot water line is not too high and adjusts to appropriate temperature (120 ˚F (49 ˚C) - 149 ˚F (65 ˚C)) automatically. If the problem continues, go to your house circuit breaker panel, set the dishwasher’s circuit breaker switch to off , and then contact an authorized Samsung service center. |
| 3C |
Pump operation check • Functional check. Turn off the dishwasher and try to start it again. If the problem continues, contact an authorized Samsung service center. |
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