User Manual LG XD5B14WH 14 Place QuadWash Freestanding Dishwasher

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Table of contents

• INSTALLATION
• OPERATION
• MAINTENANCE
• TROUBLESHOOTING

Owner 's Manual for Dishwasher

INSTALLATION

Specifications

1 Control Panel & Door Handle

2 Front Cover

3 Lower Cover

4 Leveling Feet

5 Drain Hose

6 Water Supply Hose

7 Power Cord

1 Top Wash Impeller

2 Upper Spray Arm

3 Lower Spray Arm

4 Salt Container Cap

5 Filtration System

6 Cutlery Basket

7 Detergent and Rinse Aid Dispenser

8 Upper Rack

9 Lower Rack

• Power supply: 220-240 V~ 50 Hz

• Size: 600 mm (W) X 600 mm (D) X 850 mm (H)

• Product weight: XD5*14** – 47 kg

• Max. capacity: XD5*14** – 14 place settings

• Water feed pressure: 0.05 – 0.6 Mpa

• Power consumption: 1600 – 1800 W

• Appearance and specification is may vary without notice to improve the quality of the appliance.

Accessories

Preparing Cabinet Opening

• Cut out for hoses and electrical cables on either side. (Approximately 100 mm X 75 mm)

• Select a location as close to the sink as possible for ease of connection to the water and drain pipes.

• To ensure drainage, the appliance should not be installed more than 1 meter away from the sink.

• If the appliance is installed in a corner, allow minimum clearance of at least 50 mm between the appliance and an adjacent cabinet or wall.

• Before sliding the appliance into the installation opening, all necessary height and height adjustments should be made using a spanner.

CAUTION

• Any bare wood surrounding the appliance should be sealed with a waterproof paint or sealant to prevent it from swelling.

• Slide the dishwasher into the cabinet, opening carefully. Make sure that the drain hose behind the machine and inside the cabinet is not kinked or stretched.

NOTE

• This installation must be conducted by qualified service personnel to ensure it has been installed correctly.

• Do not pull or lift the appliance using the handle; dosing so can damage the door and hinges. Open the door and grab the body frame and the top front opening of the tub to move or lift the appliance.

• Do not push the door of the dishwasher with knees.

Removing the Top Cover

If the height of the opening is below 850 mm, follow these instructions.

1. Remove the 2 screws on the back.

2. Pull the top cover backwards after removing the two screws and then lift it up to remove it.

3. Remove the locating pins on the top by using a Phillips screw driver.

NOTE

• When the appliance is correctly leveled, there should be no slant, stickiness or rubbing sound when the door is opened.

Levelling the Appliance

Levelling the appliance prevents unnecessary leakage and poor washing. Place the appliance on a solid, level floor. Do not install the appliance on an elevated surface.

If the appliance is not properly level, adjust all levelling feet as necessary.

Turn them clockwise to raise and counterclockwise to lower until the appliance no longer wobbles, both front-to-back and side-to-side and corner-to-corner.

NOTE

• The appliance is not level if there is a rubbing sound or stickiness when the door is opened.

Case 1. The Door is Slanted to the Right

1. Unscrew (counter-clockwise) the rear left leg and correct the level.

2. Check the opening of door and repeat if necessary until the door opens and closes properly.

Case 2. The Door is Slanted to the Left

1. Unscrew (counter-clockwise) the rear right leg and correct the level.

2. Check the opening of door and repeat if necessary until the door opens and closes properly.

Installing the Drain Hose

If the end of the drain hose does not fit to the drain line, use a drain extension kit (optional) that is resistant to heat and detergent.

This should be available from a plumbing shop or a hardware store.

Connection to the Waste Spigot

Check the waste spigot when initially installing. An OE error can occur when the waste spigot below the sink is not drilled out properly. To connect the drain hose, drill out at least a 15 mm diameter hole in the waste spigot before connecting and securing.

CAUTION

• Make sure that plastic debris is not remaining inside of spigot after it has been drilled out.

• Do not attempt to open the waste hole with a screwdriver and hammer. this will induce debris to become stuck and cause a malfunction.

• Caution should be taken when passing hoses through Cabinetry holes as they may have sharp edges and could damage the hoses. Smooth or sand edges to avoid damaging the drain or inlet hose.

• Make sure that the line is not kinked or sharply bent.

To prevent siphoning, one of the following methods must be used.

Method 1

When the drain hose is connected to a waste spigot, the hose must be looped up to the underside of the bench top and secured.

Method 2

When the drain hose is connected to a separate standpipe, it is essential that an airtight connection be made. If not, it can induce odors.

Connecting the Water Supply Hose

Connect the water supply hose to the water tap.

WARNING

• Do not shorten or damage the water supply hose as it contains electrical wires and components. It can not be detached or removed from the appliance for installation purposes.

• It is important that the water supply hose not be tampered with, cut, disassembled, pulled, or kinked. It contains electrical wiring inside and if damaged, can cause an electrical hazard.

CAUTION

• This appliance may be fed with either hot or cold water. If the water connection can not be maintained below 65ºC, the appliance must be connected to cold water.

• Use sealant tape or sealing compound on the tap's thread to avoid water leaks.

• Make sure that the line is not kinked or sharply bent.

NOTE

• Before connecting the water supply hose to the tap, turn on the tap to flush out foreign substances (dirt, sand or sawdust) in the water lines. Let water drain into a bucket.

• It takes about 3 – 4 minitues for the first supply water.

Preparing Electrical Wiring

Connect the appliance to an earthed socket in accordance with the current wiring regulations, protected by a minimum 15 amp circuit breaker or time delay fuse.

Wiring must be two wires with earth.

The power cord should not be positioned behind the appliance but within 1.2 meters of the side so that the plug is easily accessible.

WARNING

• For personal safety, remove house fuse or open circuit breaker or switch off power plug before installation.

• Do not use an extension cord or double adapter.

• The plug must be plugged into an appropriate outlet that is properly installed and grounded in accordance with all local codes and ordinances.

• Repairs to the appliance must only be carried out by qualified service personnel. Repairs carried out by inexperienced persons may cause injury or serious malfunctioning. Contact our local service centre.

• Connect to a properly rated, protected, and sized power circuit to avoid electrical overload.

Final Check

1. Turn on electrical power.

2. Turn on house water supply.

3. The door should open and close smoothly and without harsh noises, if the unit has been leveled correctly.

4. Run the appliance on a Rinse cycle to verify proper operation and check for leaks.

OPERATION

Before Using the Appliance

This model has a water softener to soften hard water.

NOTE

• The appliance can be used without appliance salt if not required, however, the hardness level needs to be set to H00 so that the icon does not remain lit.

• In order to provide satisfactory rinsing results, the appliance requires soft water, i.e., containing little or no lime, otherwise water stains will be left behind on the dishes and inside the appliance.

• If the tap water exceeds a certain level of hardness, it must be softened, i.e., decalcified. This is achieved by adding appliance salt to the water softener inside the appliance. The required amount of the salt is set up according to how hard tap water is.

Checking Water Hardness Level

Method 1

1. Check the water hardness in your area. The water utility company can help you with this.

2. Set the softening system level of the appliance according to the water hardness level.

Method 2

You can check water hardness by using the test strip included in the product.

1. Immerse all reaction zones of the test strip for about a second. Do not in running water.

2. Shake off excess liquid from the strip and wait for 1 minute.

3. Check the water hardness color from the strip. Refer to the wrapper.

Water Hardness Table

Setting the Water Softening System

For effective washing performance, adjust the setting corresponding to the hardness level of water used in water supply. The water softener has 5 adjustment levels, and the appliance is programmed at the factory for a water hardness level of H0. You can check the default setting value and adjust it in the following steps:

1. Press Power and Half Load button simultaneously.

• Current setting value indicated.

2. Press the Delay Start button, and then set up the intended value.

• Scope of setting value is H0 to H4.

3. Press the Start button to save the setting.

• The power turns off after saving.

NOTE

• The Salt refill icon turns on in the display if appliance salt is not in the softening system.

• If the hardness setting is set to H0, no icon indicates in spite of no salt.

Filling with Dishwasher Salt

The Dishwasher Salt tank must be filled before starting the washing programme. In case of insufficient salt, the Salt refill icon indicates on the display, unless the hardness level has been set to H0.

CAUTION

• Once you have filled with appliance salt you must run the Rinse cycle immediately to remove the salt and the salt water around the inner tub in order to prevent corrosion.

1. Remove the lower rack and remove the cap of the salt container located on the left side of the filters.

2. Before using the appliance for the first time, it is necessary to pour 1.0 kg of appliance salt and 1 litre of water at the same time if intending to use the water softener system. When refilling the salt, use a funnel. Refer to Before Using the Appliance section.

3. Refit the cap tightly.

4. Run the Rinse cycle without dishes.

Salt Refill Cycle (1.5 kg for each load)

• Cycle may vary on the salt refill amount.

CAUTION

• Do not pour any detergent in the water softener. It will cause a malfunction.

• Wipe off any spilled salt around the water softener cap.

• Seal the cap properly by aligning it horizontally and turning it clockwise. A loosely fitted cap may cause the salt solution to leak from the compartment back into the tub and cause corrosion.

NOTE

• The salt can be purchased from salt distributors.

Adding Rinse Aid

The Rinse Aid indicator appears in the display when more rinse aid is needed.

The use of rinse aid is recommended to prevent water spots on dishes and to enhance drying performance.

1. Open the rinse aid lid by lifting up the flap.

2. Add a liquid rinse aid to the maximum fill level. The rinse aid should be settled in the dispenser while filling, or air bubbles may result in poor drying performance. Avoid overfilling the dispenser.

3. Close the lid to lock the dispenser. Rinse aid is dispensed automatically during the final rinse cycle.

CAUTION

• Rinse aid must not be added if dish washing tablets are used which contain a built in rinse aid.

• Wipe off any spilled rinse aid to prevent suds.

NOTE

• Only use liquid rinse aid in the appliance.

• Do not overfill the rinse aid dispenser.

• Too much or too little rinse aid can inhibit the drying performance.

Setting the Rinse Aid Level

The dispenser has five adjustment levels. The appliance is programmed at the factory for a rinse aid dispenser level of 2. This can be checked and altered by using the buttons on the control panel.

1. Ensure the appliance is off.

2. Press Power and Dual Zone simultaneously to check the current setting.

3. Press Delay Start to change the rinse aid dispenser setting. Each press of the button changes the setting one step from L0(off) to L4.

4. Once the desired rinse aid dispenser setting is selected, press Start to save.

CAUTION

• If the rinse aid lid is not closed properly, a large amount of rinse aid will release into the tub and cause washability problems.

NOTE

• The Rinse aid refill icon will illuminate when more rinse aid is needed.

• If you notice cloudy spots, streaks or water marks on the glassware after washing, increase the setting level.

• Setting the control too high can cause foaming, which will cause poor wash performance.

• If the glass is smeared or foam is present on the bottom, decrease the level setting.

• Setting the rinse aid control too low can cause spotting and streaking on dishes and poor drying performance.

Using the Appliance

1. Press the Power button.

The unit will turn on. Check the indicators.

2. Check that there is rinse aid and appliance salt present.

Refill the rinse aid and the salt, if the corresponding icons illuminate. For more information, refer to Refilling section.

• : Salt refill icon

• : Rinse aid refill icon

3. Open the door and check the filters.

Always clean the filter either after a wash or before a wash so that it does not impair the washing performance.

4. Ensure the spray arms can unobstructedly rotate.

Ensure that the upper spray arms and the lower spray arms rotate well. Remove the spray arm and clean it if it does not rotate.

5. Load the dishes in the rack.

Make certain that no dishes or utensils are in the path of the spray arms.

Do not place one dish on top of another.

6. Add the proper amount of detergent powder to the dispenser.

If using Tablets, they can simply be placed directly on the base of the tub, or on the lower part of the inner door.

7. Set and start the programme.

The programme will start automatically in 4 seconds after any setting is selected.

WARNING

• Do not load any items in upper rack when the lower rack is pulled out and loaded. Failure to do so may result in injury as the appliance could become unbalanced and topple over.

• Push the upper rack in all the way.

• Empty the lower rack first and then the upper one. It will avoid water dripping from the upper rack onto the dishes below.

• Do not open the door during operation or right after it has completed the wash cycle as the steam may cause scalding as the door is opened.

NOTE

• Never use liquid dishwashing detergent in the appliance.

Control Panel

• Depending on the model, the logo and may be located either on the front of the appliance or the top of the door.

1. Power

• Briefly touch Power button to turn power on and off.

• After the cycle is complete, the power automatically turns off for purposes of safety and economy.

• If there is a power surge, power outage, or disruption of any kind, power is automatically turned off for safety.

• When power is connected again, it will turn on automatically and resume the cycle.

2. Display

• : Digial Display

− The digital display on the control panel shows the ESTIMATED cycle time. When the cycle and options are selected, the display shows the total estimated time to complete those selections. During operation, the display shows the remaining estimated operating time.

− The estimated time shown on the display does not include delay times for heating water, etc.

− If Delay Start is selected, the display shows the delay time in hours.

− The Auto cycle time may vary depending on the soil level of your load.

• : Rinse Aid Icon

− This icon illuminates when the rinse aid level is low. The LED automatically shuts off when the rinse aid is refilled or the level is set to 0.

• : Machine Clean Icon

− This icon flashes after every 30 cycles, and while the Machine Clean cycle is running.

− To activate or deactivate the icon, press the Intensive button for 3 seconds.

• : Control Lock Icon

− This icon illuminates when the control lock feature is activated.

• : Salt refill Icon

− This icon illuminates when the salt level is low. The LED automatically shuts off when the salt is refilled.

3. Cancel

• The drain pump activates and the cycle cancels. Once the appliance finishes draining, the power turns off.

• Press and hold Start button for 3 seconds to activate the cancel function.

4. Start

• To operate the appliance, close the door and press Start button.

• If Start button is not pressed to start the cycle within 4 minutes, the power will automatically turn off.

Chime On/Off

• To activate or deactivate the button sounds, press and hold Dual Zone and Energy Saver simultaneously for 3 seconds. The error alert sound cannot be turned off.

Cycles

Auto

This cycle senses the soil amount and water clarity and optimizes the wash to achieve the best cleaning. The wash time may vary depending on the soil level.

Intensive

This cycle is for heavily soiled dishes and dishes with hardened on soil. The Heavy cycle defaults to the strongest spray intensity and uses it to wash heavily soiled dishes.

Delicate

Use this cycle to clean delicate items such as fine china and stemware.

Eco

• It provides the most efficient energy and water consumption for a good washing performance and drying result on a normally soiled load and as it uses very little energy.

• Eco cycle and the Energy Saver option are suitable for a normally soiled load.

Turbo

This cycle will clean moderately soiled dishes using slightly more energy and water.

• Extra Dry is set to on as default. If you do not want to dry dishes after washing, turn off the Extra Dry option. Not drying the dishes will result in a shorter cycle time.

Download Cycle

Use a dedicated cycle downloadable via NFC.

NOTE

• Only the cycle code for the currently downloaded cycle appears on the appliance. See the smartphone app for cycle codes, names, and more information about the available cycles.

− Default Cycle: P1. Pots & Pans

Machine Clean

This cycle is for cleaning the inside of the appliance. Use the cycle without dishes in the appliance. It eliminates residual soils, odor, white spots, and other dirt. Add citric acid or another cleaning agent for more effective results.

• Press and hold Intensive for 3 seconds to activate.

Rinse

This cycle is a quick rinse only for dishes that will not be washed immediately. The cycle rinses dishes that have excess soil to soften dried on residue. Rinsing the dishes helps prevent odors in the appliance. Do not use detergent with the Rinse function.

• This cycle does not have drying.

• Press and hold Eco for 3 seconds to activate.

Express

This cycle will quickly clean lightly soiled dishes.

• This cycle does not have drying. Select the Extra Dry option or another cycle for better drying. Extra Dry will add to the overall cycle time.

• Press and hold Turbo for 3 seconds to activate.

• Detergent tablets are not recommended for use of Express cycle. If the detergent tablets are used, it may cause detergent residue on dishes due to the relatively low rinse temperatures.

Cycle Options

Select the desired cycle button and then select the options for that cycle. For more information about Cycle Options, see the Available Options section.

Dual Zone

This option automatically sets the spray intensity to soft for the upper spray arm and strong for the lower spray arm. Place heavily soiled dishes like plates and bowls in the lower rack and lightly soiled dishes like cups and small plates in the upper rack to get the best results.

Half Load

This option washes intensively by selecting the upper or lower racks. For small loads, use just the upper or lower rack to save energy and time. By pressing the Half Load button, the settings (Upper) (Lower) and the cancellation of the Half Load option are available.

Energy Saver

This option saves energy by reducing the wash and rinse temperatures. Wash time is increased to maintain wash performance. Do not use this cycle with heavily soiled dishes.

High Temp

Raises the main wash or heating rinse temperature to improve cleaning.

• A chime will sound to alert you of any residual temperatures inside the appliance. Wait for the appliance to completely cool down before opening the door.

Extra Dry

Select the Extra Dry option for better drying performance. This option adds Extra Drying time to the cycle and raises the heated rinse temperature.

• When the rinse aid is empty, the Extra Dry option is selected automatically.

Delay Start

The Delay Start feature delays the start of a selected cycle. Each time the Delay Start button is pressed, the delay time increases by an hour. The delay time can be set from 1 to 12 hours, in one-hour increments.

• To cancel the Delay Start, turn the power off.

• To change the cycle and cycle option, open the door and then select another cycle and cycle option. The countdown will continue.

Control Lock

The Control Lock feature helps prevent settings from being changed during a cycle. Selecting this feature locks all of the buttons, except for the Power button, on the control panel. This feature does not lock the door.

• On models with the external display, while a cycle is running, press and hold Half Load and Energy Saver simultaneously for 3 seconds to activate or deactivate Control Lock. On models with a concealed display, open the door during operation and follow the same instruction.

• When the Control Lock feature is activated, the display code CL will show on the display.

• To start a new cycle, deactivate Control Lock.

• Control Lock button can be set at any time by turning on the appliance.

Programme Guide

• Running time may vary according to the water temperature, water pressure and voltage.

Available Options

• The Energy Saver option is not available with the High Temp or Extra Dry option.

Information for Energy Test (AS/NZS 2007)

Appliance loaded in accordance with standard specifications.

• Model : XD5*14**

• Capacity: 14 place settings

• Comparability course: Eco + Energy Saver

• Rinse Aid setting: L4

• Reference cleaner: 27.5 g of detergent onto the inside surface of the door and 5 g of detergent into the dispenser.

• Door is opened at the end of the drying cycle for the drying performance test. (Door position: Open 50 mm)

• Height-adjustable Rack-U position: uppermost

Cutlery Basket

Upper Rack

a Glasses

b Cups

c Saucers

d Dessert plates

Lower Rack

e Soup plates

f Dinner plates

g Dessert plates

Loading the Dishwasher

For effective washing performance, always follow the instructions.

• Remove large particles of food debris from plates including bones etc. before loading. Always rinse off plates when loading if they are not to be washed immediately.

• Items with burnt on food should be soaked prior to loading in the appliance.

• Deep based items should be placed upside down.

• Plastic items will not dry well, compared to other items.

• Make sure that all items do not touch each other.

Non appliance safe items

The combination of high water temperature and appliance detergents may damage certain items. Do not wash the following items.

• Copper or anodised aluminium

• Hand painted silver or gold leaf crockery

• Wood or bone handled utensils

• Iron or non rust proof utensils

• Plastic items which are not appliance safe

• Expensive ware such as silver and dishes with golden rings

• Fragile item such as crystal glasses

CAUTION

• Do not place pots or pans with plastic handles in the appliance as the handles may deteriorate due to the heat and detergent.

• Water proof or long lasting lipstick smudges on glasses may not be removed during the wash.

Loading the Lower Rack

Daily Use Load

The lower rack is suitable for dinner plates, soup bowls, dishes, pots, pans, lids and even a grill tray.

Plates should be positioned upright and facing the centre of the rack and pots, pans and large dishes must be turned upside down.

To make it easier to load larger dishes, the front row of tines can be folded down.

CAUTION

• Do not obstruct the rotation of the spray arms.

Folding Down the Rack Tines (Optional)

Fold tines down to fit larger dishes; pull tines back up to fit smaller dishes.

Loading the Upper Rack

Daily Use Load

The upper rack is suitable for delicate items such as, small plates, long cutlery, cups, glasses and appliance safe plastic items.

Cups, glasses and bowls must be positioned upside down.

Plates should be positioned upwards with the plate.

The cup racks provide support for long steam glasses.

The left side row of tines can be folded down or the cup racks can be folded up out of the way for tall crockery items.

CAUTION

• Do not obstruct the rotation of the spray arms.

Removing and Replacing Cup Racks

The left and right cup racks are interchangeable and can be removed.

1. Slide cup rack down into its closed position.

2. Locate assembly slot on cup rack and firmly pop rack off support bar on that side.

• The rack on the left pops free at the back. The rack on the right pops free at the front.

3. Slide cup rack off support bar on opposite side.

4. Reverse instructions to replace cup rack.

Height Adjustable Upper Rack

The upper rack adjusts up and down. Raise the upper rack to allow items up to 300 mm tall in the lower rack. Lower the upper rack to allow dishes up to 215 mm tall in the upper rack on the 2 rack models and 165 mm on the 3 rack models. The appliance ships with the upper rack raised.

There are three available positions for adjusting the height of the upper rack to create more space.

Lowering the Rack

Hold the rack at the centre of each side to support its weight. Then, push the button on each side to release the rack and lower it to the lower position.

Raising the Rack

Lift the rack at the centre of each side until the rack locks into place in the upper position. It is not necessary to lift the lock levers to raise the rack.

Possible plate size according to the upper rack position

WARNING

• Before adjusting, ensure the rack is empty of all dishes. Otherwise dishes may get damaged or you may get injured.

NOTE

• Before pushing the upper rack into the appliance, ensure the rack height is the same on both sides. If the height is not the same on both sides, the appliance door will not shut and the upper spray arm will not connect to the water inlet.

• Raise the upper rack without pushing the buttons on each side. Pushing the buttons when raising the rack will prevent the rack from locking into position.

• To set the rack to the middle position, it may be easier to lower the rack all the way down and then raise each side of the rack individually until it clicks into place.

• There is a 56 mm gain in height when the upper rack is moved to the lower position.

• After adjusting the rack levels, check that the spray arms are free to rotate.

• With the lower position of the upper rack, check if the bottom part of upper rack including spray arm is not disturbing items on the lower rack.

• When the upper rack is in the lower position, push in the upper rack first, and the lower rack later.

• Pull out the lower rack first, and the upper rack later.

• Raise the upper rack without pushing the buttons on each side. Pushing the buttons when raising the rack will prevent the rack from locking into position.

• When the upper rack is in the lower postion, the possible height of dishes differs depending on the 3rd rack.

• When the upper rack is in the lower postion, the possible height of dishes differs with models where the cutlery rack is fitted.

Loading the Cutlery Basket

Daily Use Load

For Large utensils, such as whisks, the cover can be opened by being unhinged.

Place forks and spoons in the cutlery basket with their handles downwards.

WARNING

• To prevent injuries, place knives and other utensils with sharp points on the cutlery basket.

• If you want to load them in the cutlery basket, place them with the pointed edges facing downwards.

CAUTION

• Do not obstruct the rotation of the spray arms.

• The cutlery shouldn’t be longer than 18 cm.

Adding Cleaning Agents

Adding Detergent to the Dispenser

• The amount of detergent needed depends on the cycle, load size, and soil level of dishes.

• Put detergent into the detergent compartment before starting any cycle, except the Rinse cycle.

1. Push the button on the dispenser lid to open the cover.

2. Add dishwashing detergent to the main wash compartment until the level is between the lines marked 15 and 25.

• Fill to over the 25 line for hard water or heavily solied loads.

• Fill to the 15 line for soft water or lightly solied loads.

3. Push the detergent lid to slide the lid closed until it clicks.

4. If a prewash is desired, fill the recessed prewash compartment area on the lid with detergent.

WARNING

• Dishwasher detergent and rinse aid contain chemical components, like all other household detergent. So, they must be kept out of the reach of children.

CAUTION

• Use only detergent intended for dishwashers. Incorrect detergent may cause the appliance to fill with suds during operation. Excess suds may reduce wash performance and may cause the appliance to leak.

• To avoid damaging the appliance, do not pull up on the dispenser to close the appliance door.

• Do not use the liquid rinse aid if the detergent tablets also include a built in rinse aid.

• Use of an unsuitable detergent and rinse aid may result in a risk of damage, corrosion, poor washing performance, poor drying or leakage.

NOTE

• Too much detergent can leave a film on dishes and in the appliance, resulting in poor wash performance.

• After washing, check whether the detergent was completely washed out.

• Some appliance detergent tablets may become stuck in the dispenser due to their excessive size. Tablets can be placed onto the base of the wash tub next to the filter before starting the cycle.

• Never use liquid dishwashing detergent in the appliance.

• Detergent tablets are not recommended for use of Express cycle. If the detergent tablets are used, it may cause detergent residue on dishes due to the relatively low rinse temperatures.

Refilling

To maintain the effective wash performance of the appliance, check and refill dishwasher salt regularly.

To maintain the effective dry performance of the appliance, check and refill rinse aid regularly.

Checking the Rinse Aid

When the Rinse aid refill icon illuminates lit, it means the rinse aid is almost empty. If necessary, refill the rinse aid chamber.

Checking the Dishwasher Salt

After refilling the appliance salt, a wash programme should be operated without dishes, as any spilled salt inside the appliance may cause rust or damage to the appliance if the left unwashed.

When the Salt refill icon illuminates, it means the salt is almost empty. If necessary, refill the salt chamber.

CAUTION

• Do not add detergent or any other solution into the water softener housing other than appliance salt. Doing so will cause the water softening system to malfunction.

Drying

• Plastic items may cause poor drying performance compared to other items.

• To assist drying, the door can be opened for a short period of time after the cycle has completed instead of allowing the Cd mode to finish.

NOTE

• Make sure that all items do not touch each other.

• If dry performance is not good or water stains remain, add the Extra Dry option or set the rinse level.

• When using tablet type (2 in 1, 3 in 1) detergent, an additional rinse may be required, depending on the volume of dishes, in this case use the Extra Dry option or set the rinse level.

MAINTENANCE

To maintain performance and prevent problems, check the outside and inside of the appliance, including filters and spray arms regularly.

WARNING

• When cleaning the outside and inside of the appliance, do not use any solvent based solutions such as thinners or accetone. It may cause fire or explosion.

NOTE

• If you have not used the appliance for a long time, refresh the inside by running Turbo or Machine Clean programme with detergent. When the cycle is finished, clean the inside and outside of the appliance according to the Maintenance instructions.

• Prevent animals from nibbling on the power cable or water hose.

Cleaning the Exterior

In most cases, the exterior of the appliance can be cleaned with a soft damp cloth or sponge, then dried with a soft cloth. If the appliance has a stainless steel exterior, use a stainless steel cleaner.

Cleaning the Interior

Clean the interior of the appliance periodically with a soft, damp cloth or sponge to remove food and dirt particles.

Food residue may be stuck in the narrow gaps inside the appliance after completion of washing. Wipe off all food residue.

Using Citric Acid

Remove all dishes, cutlery basket and cutlery basket holder from appliance. Only racks should remain in tub. For best results, use citric acid powder (can be found in canning sections of most supermarkets or online). Measure 3 tablespoons (45 g) of citric acid powder. Fill main wash compartment with measured powder.

Using White Vinegar

If you cannot find citric acid powder, pour approximately3 /4 - 11 /4 cups (200-300 mL) of white vinegar into shallow bowl and place in upper rack. Run Auto cycle. Do not use detergent. When the cycle is finished, restart.

CAUTION

• Do not pour Vinegar directly into the base.

• Excessive use of vinegar may cause damage to the appliance.

Seasonal Maintenance and Storage

• If you will be absent for an extended period of time during warmer months, close the water valve and unplug the power cord, or turn off the circuit breaker. Clean the filter, tub and dispenser to prevent odor.

• If you will be absent for an extended period of time during colder months and there is a possibility of freezing temperatures, winterize the water supply lines and the appliance itself. Winterization must be performed by qualified service personnel.

Cleaning the Filters

1. Remove the lower rack and position the bottom spray arm so a wider vee is open to the front.

2. Turn the inner filter counter-clockwise and take out the assembled inner filter and stainless steel filter.

3. Clean the filters with a soft brush under running water. Reassemble the filters before reinstalling them.

4. To replace the assembled filters, position the spray arm so the wider vee is toward the front. Fit the filters back into the filter holder and secure them by turning the inner filter clockwise until it clicks into place.

WARNING

• Be cautious of sharp edges when handling the stainless steel filter.

CAUTION

• After using the appliance, particles of food are filtered by the filters. Any unremoved food residue may cause bad smell. In addition, drainage may have a problem due to food residue stuck in the filters.

NOTE

• When assembling, rotate it firmly until it clicks.

Cleaning the Spray Arms

If the spray arm holes are blocked by any food residue, dishes may not be cleaned well due to improper water spray.

It is recommended that the spray arms be cleaned once every two weeks.

Cleaning the Lower Spray Arm

1. Make sure that the water jet holes are not blocked by food particles.

2. If any food residue blocks the spray arm holes, remove it with a pin or any sharp tool.

CAUTION

• To avoid breaking the variable angle spray arm end sections, do not pull or manually rotate them.

Cleaning the Upper Spray Arm

1. Pull the upper rack forward. Make sure that the water jet holes are not blocked by food particles.

2. When cleaning is necessary, remove the upper spray arm by turning the nut on the bottom of the spray arm1 /8 turn counterclockwise and pulling down.

3. Remove food particles by rinsing or shaking the spray arm.

4. If any food residue blocks the spray arm holes, remove it with a pin or any sharp tool.

5. After removing the food residue, clean the spray arms holes under running water.

6. After cleaning the upper spray arm, press it up into place. Turn the nut 1/8 turn clockwise to make sure that the nut locks back into place.

7. After assembly, check whether the spray arms rotate freely.

Cleaning the Water Supply Hose Filter

1. Unplug the appliance.

2. Turn off the water tap.

3. Unscrew the water supply hose.

4. Remove the seal and the plastic filter with a pair of small pliers or scissor grips.

5. Refit the filter and gasket and make sure that it is sitting correctly.

6. Refit and secure the water supply hose in reverse order. Do not use any mechanical device to tighten the hose. A soft cloth can be used to assist hand tightening.

NOTE

• A filter is fitted into the inlet of the water supply hose connection.

• If insufficient water flows into the appliance, check that the filter is not blocked.

• If there is a leak, the water supply hose will need to be checked for proper connection.

• Never over tighten the water supply valve or use mechanical devices to tighten.

• When reassembling the seal and the filter, ensure that they free from dirt or grit that may have come from the water supply.

TROUBLESHOOTING

The appliance is equipped with an automatic error-monitoring system to detect and diagnose problems at an early stage. If the appliance does not function properly or does not function at all, check the following before you call for service:

Diagnosing Problems

Error Codes