User Manual Beko DUT25401B Front Control, Pocket Handle Dishwasher

Beko dishwashers come with a 5 feet drain hose.

Rinse aid and dishwasher salt are agents which ensure you get the best washing and drying performance from your dishwasher. Rinse aid disperses water from the surface of your dishes during the final rinse and helps with the drying process. It prevents water droplets from drying on your dishes and leaving water marks.
When the rinse aid light on your dishwasher comes on, it’s time to refill. The rinse aid container is located on the inside of your dishwasher’s door, next to the detergent container. Open the cover of the container, pour in the rinse aid until the containter is full and close the cover.

If you want your dishwasher to finish its cycle at a later time, you can delay the start or set an end time to the selected program on your dishwasher (depending on the model of your appliance). This is especially useful if the cost of electricity or water is lower at specific times of the day.
To set a delayed program, load your dishwasher and select the program along with any additional functions. Press the Time Delay function button to set when you want your appliance to start. Close the door of your appliance. Once the time delay has ended, the selected program will start automatically. While the Time Delay function is active, you cannot make changes to the washing program, additional functions or the delay period.
To cancel the Time Delay function, open your dishwasher’s door and hold the Program Selection/Program Cancel buttons simultaneously for three seconds. Then close the door of your appliance and wait for the draining process to finish.

Your dishwasher needs to stand level and balanced on its feet to function properly. Try rocking the appliance from side to side or back and forth. If it is wobbling too much, your flooring or the appliance's feet may be uneven.
Use a level to check the appliance's balance. If it's off, adjust the feet by reaching under the appliance and finding the lock nuts on the feet. Turn the feet clockwise or counterclockwise, until they are firmly in contact with the floor. Tighten all lock nuts again by hand.

Opening your dishwasher’s door mid-cycle isn’t recommended. If you do, depending on what stage of the program your dishwasher’s at, hot water or steam will escape from the appliance, which might cause serious injury. It’s best not to open your dishwasher’s door while the appliance is running.