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CONTENTS

1. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTINS..............................................................................3

2. RECYCLING.......................................................................................................................6

3. INSTALLATION................................................................................................................ 8

4. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS...................................................................................... 9

4.1. General Appearance...................................................................................................... 9

4.2.Technical Specications.................................................................................................. 9

5. BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE................................................................................10

5.1. Preparing Your Dishwasher For First Use....................................................................10

5.2. Setting the Water Softener............................................................................................10

5.3. Filling the Dishwasher Salt Dispenser...........................................................................12

5.4. Salt Rell Indicator.........................................................................................................13

5.5. Detergent Usage.......................................................................................................... 13

5.6. Filling the Detergent..................................................................................................... 13

5.7. Using Combined Detergents........................................................................................ 14

5.8. Rinse-aid Usage.......................................................................................................... 15

5.9. Filling the Rinse-aid and Setting.................................................................................. 15

6. LOADING YOUR DISHWASHER....................................................................................16

6.1. Upper Rack...................................................................................................................17

6.2. Lower Rack...................................................................................................................17

6.3. Incorrect Loads.............................................................................................................18

7. PROGRAMS AND OPTIONS TABLE............................................................................ 24

8. THE CONTROL PANEL................................................................................................. 25

9. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE................................................................................. 29

9.1. Filters........................................................................................................................... 29

9.2. Spray Arms.................................................................................................................. 29

9.3 Cleaning The Impellers..................................................................................................29

9.4 UPPER IMPELLER........................................................................................................29

10. TROUBLESHOOTING...................................................................................................32

11. PRACTICAL INFORMATION.........................................................................................33

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Icon Type Meaning

WARNING Serious injury or death risk

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK Dangerous voltage risk

FIRE Warning; Risk of re / ammable materials

CAUTION Injury or property damage risk

IMPORTANT / NOTE Operating the system correctly

Thank you for choosing this product.

This User Manual contains important information on safety and instructions intended to

assist you in the operation and maintenance of your appliance.

Please take the time to read this User Manual before using your appliance and keep this

book for future reference.

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INTRODUCTION

Please read this user manual and particularly the safety instructions

completely and carefully. They will save you time and e󰀨ort and help

to ensure optimum dishwasher performance.

Be sure to observe all listed warnings and cautions. Look particularly

for the icons with exclamation marks inside. The information icon will

also provide important references.

WARNING: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if

not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.

CAUTION: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if

not avoided, may result in injury. It may also be used to alert against

unsafe practices.

NOTICE: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not

avoided, may result in damage to the dishwasher, the table-ware, the

equipment or the environment.

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1. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING: When using the dishwasher, follow basic precations.

Read all instructions before using the dishwasher! Save these

operating instructions and pass them on to any future user.

• Use the dishwasher only for its intended purpose as described in

this user manual. This appliance is intended for normal household

use only. Do not change the specication of the appliance. The

manufacturer disclaims responsibility for damage or injury

caused by improper use of this appliance.

• The information in this user manual must be followed to minimize

the risk of re or explosion and to prevent property damage,

personal injury or loss of life

• Use only detergents or wetting agents recommended for use in a

dishwasher and keep them out of the reach of children.

• When loading items to be washed.

1) Locate sharp items so that they are not likely to damage the door

seal, and

2) Load sharp knives with the handles up to reduce the risk of type

injuries.

• Do not wash plastic items unless they are marked

“dishwasher safe”or the equivalent. For plastic items not so marked,

check the manufacturer’s recommendations.

• Do not touch the HEATING ELEMENT during or immediately after

use.

• Do not operate your dishwasher unless all ENCLOSURE panels

are properly in place.

• Do not tamper with controls.

• Do not abuse, sit on, or stand on the door or dish rack of the

dishwasher.

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• The cup racks are designed to support cups, glasses and kitchen

utensils. When the cup racks are in the dishwasher do not lean on

or use the cup racks to support your body weight.

• This appliance must be grounded. In the event of a malfunction or

breakdown, grounding will reduce the risk of electric shock by

providing a path of least resistance for electric current. This

appliance is equipped with a cord having an equipment-grounding

conductor and a grounding plug. The plug must be plugged into an

appropriate outlet that is installed and grounded in accordance with

all local codes and ordinances.

WARNING:

Improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor can

result in a risk of electric shock. Check with a qualied electrician or

service representative if you are in doubt whether the appliance is

properly grounded. Do not modify the plug provided with the

appli-ance, if it will not t the outlet, have a proper outlet installed by

a qualied electrician.

• Some dishwasher detergents are strongly alkaline. They can be

extremely dangerous if swallowed. Avoid contact with the skin and

eyes and keep children and inrm persons away from the dish-

washer when the door is open.

Consult a doctor immediately if detergent has been swallowed or

inhaled.

• Do not remove the dishes from the appliance until the program is

complete. Some detergent may remain on the dishes.

• Check that the detergent dispenser is empty after the com-pletion

of each wash program.

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• Do not drink and play with the water in the appliance. harmful

residues could be present.

• To reduce the risk of injury, do not allow children to play in or on a

dishwasher.

• When children become old enough to operate the appliance, it is

the responsibility of the parents/legal guardians to ensure the

children are instructed in safe practices by qualied persons.

• Do not leave the appliance with the open door unattended to avoid

stepping accidentally onto it.

WARNING: Before any maintenance operation, deactivate the

appliance and disconnect the mains plug from the socket.

• Do not use high pressure water sprays and/or steam to clean the

appliance.

• Ensure that there are no visible water leaks during and after the

rst use of the appliance.

• To avoid oor damage and possible mold growth, do not al-low wet

areas to remain around or under the dishwasher.

• To avoid dishwasher damage, do not allow water to remain in your

dishwasher systems through extended periods of freezing.

RISK OF INJURY: To avoid risk of injury, always use caution when

opening the door during or following a wash cycle as hot water or

steam may escape.

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• Do not store or use ammable liquids or vapors in the area of the

dishwasher, near or on the appliance.

• Under certain conditions, hydrogen gas may be produced in a

hot-water system that has not been used for two weeks or more.

HYDROGEN GAS IS EXPLOSIVE. If the hot-water system has not

been used for such a period, before using the dishwasher turn on all

hot-water faucets and let the water ow from each for several

minutes. This will release any accumulated hydrogen gas. As the

gas is ammable, do not smoke or use an open ame during this

time.

• Please check the water supply line periodically. It is suscepti-ble to

breakage. It becomes less exible as time goes by. Replace it

immediately when it is torn, cut, swollen or there is water leakage.

2. RECYCLING

Remove the door to the washing compartment when removing an

old dishwasher from service or discarding it. Ensure that the

appliance presents no danger to children while being stored for

disposal. Before disposing the dishwasher:

• Disconnect the appliance from the mains supply.

• Cut o󰀨 the mains cable and discard it.

• Remove the door catch to prevent children and pets to get closed

in the appliance

Old appliances may contain materials that can be recycled. Please

contact your local recycling authority about the possibility of

recycling these materials.

Please check the water supply line periodically. It is susceptible to

breakage. It becomes less exible as time goes by. Replace it

immediately when it is torn, cut, swollen or there is water leakage.

Please keep the dishwasher package out of the reach of children

after unpacking it.

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WARNING!:

Risk of injury or su󰀨ocation! Ensure that any plastic wrappings,

bags, small pieces etc. are disposed of safely and kept out of the

reach of children.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

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3. INSTALLATION

WARNING: When installing the dishwasher, follow basic

precau-tions, including the following:

Please check the standards and local codes for placement of

machine.

• Installation, maintenance and repair should be performed by a

qualied installer. Work by unqualied persons could be danger-ous

and may void the warranty.

• Do not operate the appliance if damaged, malfunctioning, partially

disassembled or if it has missing or broken parts.

• Before installation or service, disconnect the power supply to the

work area by unplugging the unit, “tripping” the circuit breaker or

removing the fuse.

• Only connect the dishwasher to the power supply when all

installation and plumbing work is complete.

• Never connect the ground wire to gas lines, or hot water pipes,

plumbing lines.

• Do not install or store the dishwasher where it can be ex-posed to

below freezing temperatures or exposed to weather.

• Dishwasher must be secured to adjacent cabinetry using the

brackets provided. Failure to do this may cause damage to property

or bodily injury.

• Connect to a properly rated, protected and sized power sup-ply

circuit to avoid electrical overload. The dishwasher is designed for

an electrical supply of 120 V (volts), 60 Hz (hertz),

AC, connected to a dishwasher-dedicated, properly grounded

elec-trical circuit with a fuse or breakers rated for 15 amperes.

Electrical supply conductors shall be a minimum of # 16 AWG

copper wire rated at 75 °C (167 °F) or higher. These requirements

must be met to prevent injury and machine damage. Consult a

qualied electri-cian if in doubt.

• Do not use any extension cord or portable outlet device to connect

the dishwasher to a power supply.

WARNING: Danger of su󰀨ocation! Ensure that any plastic

wrap-pings, bags, small pieces etc. are disposed of safely and kept

out of the reach of children.

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4. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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4.1. General Appearance

1. Upper basket with racks

2. Upper spray arm

3. Lower basket

4. Lower spray arm

5. Filters

6. Rating plate

7. Control panel

8. Detergent and rinse-aid dispenser

9. Salt dispenser( Model Depending)

10. Upper basket track latch

11. Active Drying Unit: This system

enhances the drying performance of your

dishes.

4.2 Technical Specifications

Permissible

water

pressure

43.5-145psi

(0.3 - 10

bars)

Electrical

connection

120 V

(volts), 12

A (amps),

60Hz

(hertz)

Total power 1400 (W)

Heater power 1100 (W)

NOTICE: Because we continually strive

to improve our products, we may change

our specifications and design without prior

notice. This device corresponds to the

following directives:

UL 749 Household Dishwasher directive.

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5.BEFORE USING THE

APPLIANCE

5.1 Preparing Your Dishwasher For

First Use

• Make sure the electricity and supply water

specications match the values indicated in

the installation instructions for the machine.

• Open the door of the dishwasher.

• Remove all packaging material inside the

machine.

• Set the water softener level. (See

chapter of setting the water softener)

( model depending).

• Set the rinse aid dosage (See chapter of

lling the rinse-aid and setting).

• Fill the salt container (see chapter of

lling the dishwasher salt dispenser)

(model depending).

• Fill the rinse aid compartment. (See

chapter of lling the rinse aid and setting).

• Place the dishes in accordance with the

instructions in the user manual.

• Put adequate amount of detergent into the

detergent dispenser. (See chapter of lling

the detergent).

• Make sure that the upper and lower

impellers rotate freely.

• Select program according to amount of dirt

(See chapter of Program table).

• Close the door of the dishwasher. (Push

the baskets in. Then lift the door upwards

and push until it clicks into position).

CAUTION: To prevent injuries, ensure

that your hand is not jammed or crushed

between the door and appliance

WARNING: While the appliance is run-

ning if you open the door all functions are

automatically interrupted

CAUTION: There may be a escape of

hot steam when you open the door of your

machine. Be careful of getting injured.

5.2. Setting the Water Softener

(Model Depending)

Dishwasher needs soft water for good

cleaning results. Hard water results in a

build-up of calcium deposits on dishware

and in the dishwasher. Your dishwasher has

a special water softening system to remove

the hardness of the tap water. Setting this

system correctly will increase the washing

e󰀨ectiveness.

Water supplies with a hardness level higher

than 9 °f (French Water Hardness) needs to

be softened.

If the hardness level of the water that you

use is above 9 °f (French standard for water

hardness) or if you are using well water,

than it is recommended to use lter and

water purication devices.

The dishwasher is programmed at the

factory setting level 1 (inactive) of water

hardness If this setting corresponds to the

hardness of your water, you do not need to

do anything more.

The dishwasher must be programmed for

the water hardness in your area.

To nd out the hardness level of water in

your area, contact your local Water Board

or Determine water hardness level by the

help of test strip provided.

WARNING: If you move to a di󰀨erent

location, the level of water hardness will

possibly be di󰀨erent. It is essential to setting

again the water hardness in order to obtain

optimum washing e󰀩ciency.

Test Strip ( For Models With Water

Softener )

The washing e󰀨ectiveness of your machine

depends on the softness of the tap water.

For this reason, your machine is equipped

with a system that reduces the hardness in

mains water supply. The washing e󰀨ec-

tiveness will increase when the system is

correctly set. To nd out the water hardness

level of water in your area, contact your

local water board or determine water hard-

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ness level by using the test strip(if available). Follow step in the image when use the test

strip.

Run water

through the

tap (1min.)

Keep the

strip in the

water (1sec)

Shake the

strip.

Wait

(1min.)

Set the hardness level of

your machine.

1

2

3

4

5

6

1

munite

1

second

1

munite

WARNING: If the water is well water or has a hardness level above 9 °f, we

recommend that you use lter and renement devices.

Water Hardness Table

Level German °dH French °f British °E Indicator

1 0-5 0-9 0-6 L1 is shown on the display.

2 6-11 10-20 7-14 L2 is shown on the display.

3 12-17 21-30 15-21 L3 is shown on the display.

4 18-22 31-40 22-28 L4 is shown on the display.

5 23-31 41-55 29-39 L5 is shown on the display.

6 35-50 56-90 40-63 L6 is shown on the display.

Adjust the water hardness setting of your machine according to the level specied on the

test strip (if available).

NOTE: Hardness level is adjusted to level 1 as a factory setting.

NOTE: If you only ever use combination products in your dishwasher, you can change

the softener level.

Salt Indicator

Please check the salt indicator on the control panel to see whether there is adequate

amount of softening salt in the dishwasher or not. You need to rell the salt reservoir with

salt whenever salt warning indicator appears on the control panel of your machine. In order

to add salt to the machine,

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1. Open the door of the machine,

2. Press and hold “Start/Pause + On/O󰀨”

key for 3 seconds,

3. The machine gives an audible warning

when it is ON,

4. Then, press and hold “Program Selection

+ Cancel” key until “SL” is represented on

the display, the machine will display the last

setting,

5. The amount of Salt is adjusted by press-

ing “Program Selection + Cancel” key,

6. After the adjustment, turn o󰀨 the machine

by pressing “Start/Pause + On/O󰀨” key to

save the selected salt amount.

5.3 Filling The Dishwasher Salt

Dispenser (Model Depending)

WARNING: Culinary and table salts

do not dissolve in water easily, using these

kind of salts will damage water softener

system in your machine.

NOTE: Machine can only be used by

special dishwasher salt to soften the water.

Do not use any small grained or powdered

type of salts which can easily soluble. Using

any other type of salt can damage your

machine. The manufacturer is not liable

for damages result-ing from the use of the

wrong type of salt

WARNING: Dishwasher detergent will

damage the softener assembly. Do not ll

the salt container with dishwasher

detergent.

WARNING: If the water in your area

is very soft and consistently lower than 9°f

(French Water Hardness) you do not have

to add dishwasher salt.

3 4

1 2

SALT

1. To put softener salt, rst remove the

lower basket and then open the salt

compart-ment cap by turning it counter

clockwise. (g 1-2)

2. Add rst ll the compartment with 1kg

salt and water (g 3) at overowing level If

available,using the funnel (g 4) provided

will make lling easier.

3. Ret the cap and close it.

WARNING: Starting the machine with

any wash program is recommended after

lling the salt container, in case of any

spilled salt solutions. This prevents damage

to the machine.

NOTE: Fill the salt compartment with

water only for the rst time you ll the salt

compartment.

NOTE: If the salt warning lamp on the

control panel illuminates ll the salt

compartment with salt again.

WARNING: Use softener salt

specically produced for use in

dishwashers .

WARNING: If you switch to using

detergent that does not contain salt or rinse

aid, it is important to remember to add

dishwasher salt and rinse aid.

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5.4. Salt Rell Indicator

(Model Depending)

WARNING: If the salt indicator light

comes on during a program you need to

wait until the end of the program to ll the

salt reservoir with dishwasher salt.

After the salt reservoir has been lled, the

rell indicator may still be lit up if the salt

con-centration has not yet reached the

correct level. It will go out when the correct

concentra-tion is reached.

NOTE: The salt rell indicator will be

turned o󰀨 if you have programmed the

dishwasher for a water hardness below 9 °f.

5.5. Detergent Usage

WARNING: Use a detergent

specically designed for use in

domestic dishwashers.

You can nd powder, gel,and tablet

detergents in the market that have been

designed for household dishwashers.

Detergent should be put into the

compartment prior to starting the machine.

Add the proper detergent for the selected

program to ensure the best performance.

Use less detergent if the dishes are only

lightly soiled. Using excess detergent can

leave a lm on dishes and in the

dishwasher resulting in poor wash

performance. Do not use detergent tablets

for shorter wash cycles. The tablet may not

dissolve completely, causing detergent

residue on dishes and ine󰀩cient

cleaning.

NOTE: The amount of detergent

needed depends on the cycle, load size,

and soil level of dishes. Too much detergent

in soft water may cause glass corrosion and

does not dissolve in water.

WARNING: Do not use too much

detergent if your water supply is soft.

WARNING: Keep your detergents in

cool, dry places out of reach of children.

See the detergent manufacturer’s

instructions for further information.

WARNING: Detergent tablets do not

fully dissolve with short programmes.

To prevent detergent residues on the

tableware, we recommend that you use the

tablets with long programmes.

WARNING: Do not use detergent in

Rinse cycle (model depending).

If you do not know the hardness of your

water supply, use 15 ml / 3 tsp detergent.

Increase the amount of detergent if you see

white water marks especially on the surface

of the glassware.

Should you need more information

concerning the detergent you will use,

contact detergent manufacturers directly.

Check that the detergent dispenser is

empty after the completion of each wash

program

5.6. Filling The Detergent

NOTE: The dispenser should be relled

just before the start of each program.

1. Push the latch to open the detergent

container as shown in the image( g 1).

DETERGENT

2. Pour/put the detergent into the dispenser.

( g 2)

3. Detergent pod has level lines inside. It is

possible to measure the right detergent

amount using these lines. Detergent pod

can take totally 40 cm³ detergent. Open

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the dishwasher detergent and pour into the

larger compartment 25 cm³ if your dishes

are heavily soiled or 15 cm³ if they are less

soiled. You may have to add more

detergent into your machine, depending on

the degree of soil and on the water

hardness level in your area.

4. Close the ap of dispenser.

NOTE: The ap is always open at the

end of a program.

WARNING: Follow instructions on the

package of the detergent when using

liquid dishwasher detergent, concentrated

powder detergent, or tablet detergent.

WARNING: Amounts may vary if you

use liquid or concentrated powder

detergent. Tablet detergents should be

placed in detergent container.

WARNING: Deviations are possible

depending on how dirty the dishes are and

how hard the water is in your location.

WARNING: Use only the proper amount

of detergent. Continued use of too much

detergent may cause machine damage.

5.7. Using Combined Detergents

Detergent manufacturers also manufacture

combined detergents that are called 2 in

1 – 3 in 1-5 in 1...

The 2 in1 detergents contain detergent+

salt or rinse aid . While using the 2 in 1

detergents, it should be observed which

functions the tablet consists of.

The other tablet detergents also have

detergent+rinse aid +salt+various extra

functions.

Generally, combined detergents produce

su󰀩cient results under certain usage

conditions only. Such detergents contain

rinse aid and/or salt in preset amounts.

Points to consider when using this type

of products:

• Always make sure to check the

specications of the product you will use or

whether or not it is a combined product.

• Check if the detergent used is appropriate

for the hardness of mains water thatma-

chine is appertaining to.

• Observe the instructions on packagings

when using such products.

• If such detergents are in the form of

tablets, never put them into the interior

section or the cutlery basket of the

dishwasher. Always put the tablets into the

detergent compartment in the detergent

dispenser.

They produce good results for certain types

of usage only. If you are using this type of

detergents, you need to contact the manu-

facturers and nd out about the

suitable conditions of use.

• When the conditions of use of such

products and the machine settings are

appro-priate, they ensure savings in salt

and/or rinse aid consumption.

• Contact the detergent manufacturers if

you are not obtaining good wash results

(if your dishes stay calcareous and wet)

after having used 2 in 1 or 3 in 1

detergents. The scope of warranty for your

machine does not cover any complaints

caused by the use of these types of

detergents.

Recommended usage: If you want to

obtain better results while using combined

detergents, add salt and rinse aid into your

machine and adjust the water hardness

setting and the rinse aid setting to the

lowest position.

CAUTION: Solubility of the tablet

detergents produced by di󰀨erent companies

can vary depending on the temperature and

time. Therefore, it is not recommended to

use such detergents in short programs. It is

more suitable to use powder detergents in

such programs.

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WARNING: Should any problem, which

you have not encountered before, arise with

the

use of this type of detergents, contact the

detergent manufacturers directly.

When you give up using combined

detergents

• Fill the salt and rinse aid compartments.

• Adjust the water hardness setting to the

highest position and run an emptywash.

• Adjust the water hardness level.

• Make the suitable rinse aid setting.

5.8.Rinse - aid Usage

Rinse-aid makes dishes sparkle and helps

them to dry without spotting. Rinse-aid is

required for stain-free utensils and clear

glasses.

(!)Use only rinse-aid for domestic

dishwashers.

(!)Filling the rinse aid reservoir with

detergent will damage the reservoir. Only

pour rinse aid formulated for residential

dishwashers into the reservoir.

NOTE: When the Rinse Aid indicator

lights up, the rinse aid reservoir contains

su󰀩cient rinse aid for 2 - 3 programs only.

When using “Tab” detergents rinse aid is

not needed.

5.9 Filling The Rinse-aid and Setting

1) To ll the rinse aid compartment, open

the rinse-aid compartment cap (Fig.A)

2) Fill the compartment with rinse aid to the

MAX level and then close the cap.Be

careful not to overll the rinse aid

compartment and wipe up any spills.

3) Close the cap until it click. Otherwise

water can enter the rinse aid reservoir

during a program.

In order to change the rinse aid level,

follow the below steps before turning on

the machine

In order to add rinse aid to the machine,

1. Open the door of the machine,

2. Press and hold “Start/Pause + On/O󰀨”

key for 3 seconds,

3. The machine gives an audible warning

when it is ON,

4. Then, press and hold “Program Selection

+ Cancel” key until “rA” is represented on

the display, the machine will display the last

setting,

5. The amount of rinse aid is adjusted by

pressing “Program Selection + Cancel” key,

6. After the adjustment, turn o󰀨 the machine

by pressing “Start/Pause + On/O󰀨” key to

save the selected rinse aid amount.

NOTE: If the dishes are not drying

properly or are spotted, increase the level If

blue stains form on your dishes, decrease

the level.

Level Brightener Dose Indicator

1 Rinse - aid not

dispensed

r1 is shown on the

display.

2 1 dose is

dispensed

r2 is shown on the

display

3 2 doses are

dispensed

r3 is shown on the

display.

4 3 doses are

dispensed

r4 is shown on the

display.

5 4 doses are

dispensed

r5 is shown on the

display.

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6. LOADING YOUR DISHWASHER

If you properly place your dishes into the

machine, you will be using it in the best way

in terms of energy consumption, washing

and drying performance.

You can load into the lower basket such

round and deep items as pots with long

handles, pot lids, plates, salad plates,

cutlery sets. The upper basket has been

designed for dessert plates, salad bowls,

cups and glasses. When placing long stem

glasses and goblets, lean them against the

basket edge, rack or glass supporter wire

and not against other items. Do not lean

long glasses against one another or they

cannot remain steady and may receive

damage. It is more appropriate to locate the

thin narrow parts into the middle sections of

baskets. You can place spoons among the

other cutlery sets in order to prevent them

from sticking to one another.

You are recommended to use the cutlery

grid in order to obtain the best result. To

avoid any possible injuries, always place

such long-handle and sharp-pointed dishes

as serving fork, bread knife etc. with their

sharp points facing down or horizontally on

the baskets.

WARNING: Place your dishes into your

machine in a way that they will not prevent

the upper and lower spray arms from

spinning.

NOTE: Place all large and very dirty

items in the lower rack.

WARNING: Do not put in the

appliance items that can absorb water

(sponges,household cloths).

NOTE: Place all containers such as

cups, glasses and pots into the dishwasher

with the opening facing downwards (so that

no water can collect).

NOTE: Dishes and cutlery should not

be placed above each other.

NOTE: Do not overload your

dishwasher and pay attention to

manufacturer instructions regarding dishes

which are appropriate for use in a

dishwasher. Only with suitable dishes

(mentioned in section 5) will you obtain

optimal washing results with a sensible use

of energy.

High temperature water and dishwasher

detergent may form a chemical synthesis

that can damage certain items.

WARNING: Be careful when loading

and unloading sharp items. Load sharp

knives with the handles up to reduce the

risk of personal injury.

Follow the below steps before loading

dishwasher.

1. Open the door.

2. Remove coarse food leftovers from

tableware.

3. Load the dishwasher.

NOTE: While the appliance is running if

you open the door all functions are

automatically interrupted. Once the door is

closed functions will continue to work.

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6.1 Upper Rack

Load the upper rack with dessert plates,

cups, glasses etc.

Top rack load pattern for 10 place settings.

Additional Loading Pattern 12 place settings

6.2. Lower Rack

You can load into the lower basket such

round and deep items as pots with long

handles, pot lids, plates, salad plates,

cutlery sets. The lower rack should not be

used for small items such as cups, wine

glasses.

Bottom rack load patterns for 10 place

settings.

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Bottom rack load patterns for 12 place

settings.

NOTE: Place all large and very dirty

items in the lower rack.

WARNING: Large knives and other

utensils with sharp tips and edges must be

placed horizontally into the upper rack due

to risk of injury. Other smaller knives and

sharp utensils should be placed with sharp

side down in the cutlery basket.

NOTE: Make sure that large items do

not interfere with the rotation of the spray

arms, and do not prevent the detergent

dispenser from opening.

6.3. Incorrect Loads

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Loading cutlery basket

(Model Depending)

1 2 3 4 5 6

1: Salad Fork

2: Teaspoon

3: Dinner fork

4: Knife-solid handle

5: Serving spoon

6: Serving fork

Cutlery Basket load pattern for 12 place settings .

WARNING: Sharp cutlery may have

shifted position during the wash operation

and can be also wet and slippery. Carefully

remove them to prevent injury.

NOTE: Small items should therefore be

placed in the cutlery tray or cutlery basket

(model depending). Because small items

can fall through the holders from the

baskets.

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Top Basket

Rack with height adjustment

These racks are designed to increase the

capacity of top basket. You can place your

cups and glasses on these racks. Thanks

to adjustable feature of the racks, you can

place glasses of di󰀨erent sizes under the

racks.

Height adjustment plastics mounted on the

basket allow racks to be in 2 di󰀨erent

positions.

You can also place long knives, forks and

spoons on these racks horizontally for

them not to block the movement of spray

arms

Top basket horizontal wire located on top

basket allows you to place your plates and

bowls where required. Also you can wash

kitchenware such as pan or pot by closing

the horizontal wire.

NOTICE: Bringing the

wires to the horizontal

position by holding them

from the tips may cause

them to bend. Therefore, it

will be appropriate to bring

the wires in the middle to

horizontal or vertical posi-

tion by holding them from

their stems and pushing.

The basket height adjustment mechanism

on the top basket of your machine is

designed to let you adjust the height of your

top basket upwards or downwards, without

removing it from your machine when it is

full, and create large spaces at the top or

bottom area of your machine as needed.

Basket of your machine is set to upper

position in factory settings. In order to raise

your basket, hold it from both sides and pull

it upwards. In order to lower it, hold it from

both sides again, and leave it. In loaded

basket adjustment mechanism, make sure

that both sides are in the same position.

(up or down)

NOTICE: Make sure that

both levers catch in the

same height position.

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Height Setting (Model Depending)

1) Height setting - when basket is empty

(model depending)

In certain models, the height setting of

the upper rack may be changed using the

wheels which are present at two height

levels.

CAUTION: Make sure that

the rack is empty. Changing

the height setting while the

rack contains tableware

could cause the contents to

dislodge, causing personal

injury or damage to the

tableware.

1. Release the latches on both the right and

left tracks of the upper rack by turning them

to the outside A.

A

2. Pull out the rack completely B.

B

3. Place the rack into the tracks again at the

desired height C.

C

4. Push the latches back into the correct

position.

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2) Height setting - when basket is lled

(model depending)

The upper basket includes a mechanism

which enables the height of the basket

to be adjusted up (1) or down (2) without

having to remove the basket. Hold the

basket on both sides and pull it up or

push it down, ensuring both sides of the

upper basket are in the same position.

1

2

Lower Basket Folding Racks

Folding racks consisting of four parts that

are located on the lower basket of your

machine are designed in order to let you

place big items easier such as pots, pans,

etc. If requested, each part can be folded

separately, or all of them can be folded and

larger spaces can be obtained. You can use

folding racks by raising them upwards, or by

folding.

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Upper Cutlery Basket

(Model Depending)

The upper cutlery basket is designed for the

placement of large and small cutlery and

utensils.

It is easily removed from the dishwasher,

therefore allows ease of use when

removing your items, along with the basket,

after washing.

WARNING: Knives and other sharp objects

must be placed horizontally in the cutlery

basket.

Silverware Basket

(Model Depending)

Silverware basket is designed to wash your

dishes such as knife, fork, spoon, etc. in a

cleaner manner.

Since the cutlery basket can be moved ,

you can create a wider space while placing

your dishes to the lower basket and free up

space for your dishes in di󰀨erent sizes.

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7. PROGRAMS AND OPTIONS TABLE

Programs

Duration

(min)

Descriptions

Regular

Dirty 145

Standard program for daily, regular or typical use to completely

wash a load of normally soiled dishes.

Clean 122

Auto

Dirty 155

This program automatically adjusts the temperature and the quantity

of water, the energy consumption and the program duration.

Clean 110

Intensive 130 Suitable for heavily soiled dishes.

Delicate 90 Suitable for lightly soiled delicate dishes.

Super 50 Suitable for normally soiled daily dishes with faster program.

Rinse 15 Suitable to rinse dishes that you plan to wash later.

Compatibility of

Programs and Options

Options

Half Load Sanitize Extra Dry Sanitize Hi-Temp

Regular

Auto

Intensive

Delicate

X

Super

X

Rinse

X X X X

Programs

NOTE: The program duration may change according to the amount of dishes, the

water temperature, the ambient temperature and selected additional functions.

NOTE: The energy-usage label is based on the “Regular” program. This program is the

most efficient in terms of its combined energy and water consumption at cleaning normally

soiled dishes.

• Only use powder detergent for short programmes.

• Short programmes do not include drying.

• To assist drying, we recommend slightly opening the door after a cycle is complete.

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Water Temperature

Hot water is needed for best dishwashing

and drying results. Water entering

dishwasher should be at least 120°F (49°C)

to give satisfactory results.

To check water temperature entering

dishwasher:

• Turn on hot water faucet nearest

dishwasher for several minutes to clear cool

water from pipes.

• Hold a candy or meat thermometer in

stream of water to check the temperature.

• If temperature is below 120°F (49°C),

have a qualified person raise the hot water

heater thermostat setting.

8. OPERATING THE PRODUCT

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1. Display

2. On/Off + Start/Pause Key

3. Program Selection + Cancel Key

4. Half Load Key

i. Upper Basket Half Load Led

ii. Lower Basket Half Load Led

5. Delay Timer Key

6. Options Key

iii. Sanitize Function Led

iv. Extra Fast Function Led

v. Extra Dry Function Led

vi. Hi-Temp Function Led

7. Rinse Aid Indicator

8.1. Keys

On/Off Key

This key is used as On/Off key if the

corresponding button is held down for 3

seconds. Otherwise, it can be used as

Start/Pause key. It is used to turn on or turn

off the machine. Machine will turn on with

Regular program and the number and the

duration of the regular program will appear

on the display. Each of program number

and the duration will sequentially represent

for 2 seconds on the display. In Off position,

the display will turn off.

Start/Pause Key

It is used to start or pause a selected

program and functions.

Program Selection/Cancel Key

It is used to select the washing program you

determined from the programs table.

The cancel key is activated when Program

Selection/Cancel Key is held down for 3

seconds.

Half Load Key

It is used to add Half Load functions to the

selected program.

Delay Timer Key

It should be pressed to make the time delay

settings.

Options Key

It is used to add auxiliary functions to the

selected program.

8.2. Preparing The Machine

1. Open the door of the dishwasher.

2. Place the dishes in accordance with the

instructions in the user manual.

3. Make sure that the upper and lower

impellers rotate freely.

4. Put adequate amount of detergent into

the detergent dispenser.

5. Check if the Salt and Rinse Aid indicators

light and add salt and/or rinse aid if needed.

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8.3. Program Selection

1. Press the On/Off key to turn on your

machine. Note that the door of the dish-

washer is OPEN position.

2. Refer the “Programs Table” to determine

a washing program suitable of your dishes.

3. Press program selection key until the

number of the program you selected

appears on the display.

In order to start the selected program,

Start/Pause key must be pressed and the

door of the diswasher must be closed within

4 seconds after the Start/Pause

key is pressed.

If the door is not closed within 4 seconds,

the machine will not start. In this case; to

start the selected program, the door must

be opened, the Start/Pause key must be

pressed and the door must be closed again

within 4 seconds after the Start/Pause key

is pressed.

If the door of the machine is opened when

the machine is running, the machine stops

working. If the door is closed back within

4 seconds after the door is opened, the

machine will continue.

If the door stays open for more than 4

seconds, Start/Pause key must be pressed

and the door of the diswasher must be

closed within 4 seconds after the

Start/Pause key is pressed.

8.4. Auxiliary Functions

Washing programs of your dishwasher are

designed to obtain the best cleaning effect,

considering the type of the soil, soiling

degree and properties of the dishes to be

washed. Auxiliary functions are provided in

order to enable you to save time, water and

energy and to perform a more comfortable

washing with conditions specific to you.

i. Auxiliary functions may cause changes in

the program duration.

ii. Auxiliary functions are not suitable for all

washing programs. Indicator of the auxiliary

function that is not compatible with the

program will not be active. Besides, the

machine gives aural warning via buzzer.

The compatibility of the programs and

options is shown on the “PROGRAMS AND

OPTIONS TABLE” section.

To add auxiliary function to the program:

1. Select the desired washing program by

pressing the Program Selection key.

2. In the selected washing program,

if auxiliary function is selected, the

corresponding function led will be on. If the

Half Load or Options key is pressed again,

the corresponding led of another auxiliary

function will be on.

3. The selection of the auxiliary function will

be cancelled when you press the Half Load

or Options key until the selected option led

becomes off.

Sanitize Option

Sanitize function raises the water

temperature in the final rinse.

i. At the end of a successful sanitization,

“00” is displayed on the display.

ii. “Available programs and options are

indicated on program Table and Options

Table charts

Extra Fast Option

Select the Extra Fast option to decrease the

duration of a programme, providing more

economical water usage.

Extra Dry Option

The machine changes the water

temperature from the value described for

each different program and the extra dry is

performed.

Hi-Temp Option

When this option is selected, both the water

temperature and the washing time are

increased.

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Half Load Option

It is used to operate the machine without

loading it completely.

1. Load your dishes in the machine as you

like.

2. Turn the machine on with On/Off key.

3. Select the desired program and press the

Half Load key. The Half Load indicator

will light on the display.

4. Press Start/Pause key to start the

selected program and close the door of the

machine.

5. With the Half Load function you can save

power while using the lower and/or upper

baskets of the machine.

8.5. Programming The Washing Time

Delay Timer

If an economical electricity tariff is applied

in your region, you can use the Delay

Timer function to wash your dishes during

appropriate hours. You can delay the start

of the selected program until 19 hours.

Delay Timer cannot be set after the

program starts.

1. Press the Delay Timer function key after

selecting the washing program and other

auxiliary functions.

2. Once you press the Delay Timer key,

Display will show “1h” and Display will show

program number, program duration and

delay time alternately for 2 seconds.

3. Set the desired time by pressing the

Delay Timer key. Time will increase with the

increments of 1 hour every time you press

the key.

4. In order to start the selected program

with delay, Start/Pause key should

be pressed and the door of the dishwasher

must be closed within 4 seconds.

NOTE: The use of Delay Timer has a

special case.

a. Assume that you have selected a

program with delay and pressed Start/

Pause key. After a length of time, you have

opened the door of the machine. If the door

of the machine is closed within 4 seconds,

the machine resumes on for the duration of

delay timer automatically. If the door of the

machine is not closed within 4 seconds the

delay timer will be paused. To resume the

delay timer you should open the door again

and press Start/ Pause key and close the

door within 4 seconds.

Changing the settings while Delay Timer

is enabled

While the Delay Timer function is activated,

you cannot make changes in the washing

program, auxiliary functions or the duration

of delay time.

i. Program and auxiliary functions cannot be

set/changed after the program has started.

To cancel the Delay Timer function

1. Open the door of the dishwasher

2. Press and hold program

Delay Timer key for 3 seconds

3. At the end of 3 seconds delaying process

will be cancelled.

i. You can select and start a new program

following the cancellation of Delay Timer

function.

ii. Delay Timer function can not be set after

the program starts.

8.6.Starting The Program

First of all, open the door of your machine

and in order to start your machine after

selecting the program and auxiliary

functions, Start/Pause + On/Off key. Once

the program starts, the estimated time

remained to the end of the program will

appear on the display.

i. Your machine performs water softening

depends on model hardness level of

the supply water (Model depending).

Remaining time displayed towards the end

in some programs can be different from the

time indicated at the beginning due to this

process. The total time can also change

while the program is running depending

on the ambient temperature where your

machine is installed, temperature of the

supply water and amount of the dishes.

ii. Pay attention not to open the door of

the machine when it is running. Stop the

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machine by pressing Start/Pause key as

soon as the door of the machine is opened.

In other situation, the machine will stop

automatically after 4 seconds when the

door of the machine is opened and any key

is not pressed. To start a program, Start/

Pause key is pressed and close the door of

the machine within 4 seconds.

iii. If the door is opened while the machine

is running, the machine will switch to the

standby mode. Press Start/Pause key and

close the machine door within 4 seconds,

then the program will resume.

8.7. Child (Key) Lock

Not available.

8.8. Cancelling The Program

1. Press program Selection + Cancel key

for 3 seconds to cancel the program.

2. After 3 seconds, “1” will appear on

the display. For a couple of minutes the

machine will fulfill the necessary operations

required to cancel the program.

i. There might be residues of detergent or

rinse aid left in the machine and/or on the

pieces being washed depending on the step

the program you have cancelled was in.

8.9. Salt Indicator (Model Depending)

Please check the salt indicator on the

control panel to see whether there is

adequate amount of softening salt in the

dishwasher or not. You need to refill the salt

reservoir with salt whenever salt warning

indicator appears on the control panel of

your machine.

8.10. Rinse Aid Indicator

Please check the rinse aid indicator

on the control panel to see whether there

is adequate amount of rinse aid in the

dishwasher or not. You need to refill the

rinse aid reservoir with rinse aid whenever

rinse aid warning indicator appears on the

control panel of your machine.

8.11. End of Program

“00” will be displayed when the washing

programme is over.

1. Open the door of the machine.

2. Press Start/Pause + On/Off key to turn

off your machine.

3. Close the tap.

4. Unplug the machine from the socket.

i. Leave your dishes in the machine for

about 15 minutes to cool down after they

are washed. Your dishes will dry in a shorter

time if you leave the door of your machine

ajar during this period. This process will

increase the drying effectiveness of your

machine.

8.12. Water Cut - Off Warning

If mains water is cut or water inlet tap is

turned off the machine can not take water

in and “FF” will flash continuously on the

display. As long as the problem continues,

the washing program is stopped and water

inlet is checked regularly by the user. If the

water inlet is provided, the machine gets

ready to start a new program.

8.13. Overflowing Warning

If the machine intakes too much water or

there is leakage at any of the compo-nents

then the machine will detect this and “F1”

will flash on the display. As long as the

overflowing continues, safety algorithm will

be active and try to discharge the water. If

overflowing stops and safety is assured,

“F1” will disappear. If “F1” does not

disappear,

there is a permanent fault. In this case, the

authorized service should be contacted.

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9. MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING

WARNING : Before cleaning or carrying

out maintenance, switch off the appliance,

disconnect the mains plug and turn off the

water tap.

Your dishwasher can only be repaired

by an authorized service agent. Do not

try to repair your machine unless any

recommendation by this manual

WARNING : All surfaces are susceptible

to scratching. Contact with unsuitable

cleaning agents can alter or discolor all

surfaces.

WARNING : Keep the floor around

your dishwasher clean and dry to prevent

any possible injury. We recommend to

keep your dish washer clean,empty and

door cracked open to allow air to circulate

in case of any extended unused time.

Dishwasher door can be damaged by

abrasive cleaners, scouring pads, abrasive

cloths. Cleaning the machine in regular

intervals prolongs the machine’s service life.

Oil and lime may accumulate in the

machine’s washing section. In case of

such accumulation; -Fill the detergent

compartment without loading any dishes

into the machine, select a program that runs

at high temperature, and start the machine.

In case of insufficiency, use special

cleansing mate-rial available in the market.

(Cleansing material produced special to

machines by detergent produc-ers.)

Cleaning the seals in the machine door,

- To clean any accumulated residues in

the door seals, wipe the seals regularly by

using a dampened cloth.

Cleaning the machine,

Clean the filters and spray arms at least

once a month.

Unplug your machine and turn off its tap

before starting the cleaning.

Do not use hard materials when cleaning

your machine. Wipe with a fine cleaning

material and a dampened cloth.

Filters

Check if any food wastes have remained

on the coarse and fine filters. If any food

wastes are left, remove the filters and clean

them thoroughly under the water tap.

9.1 Filter

a. Micro Filter

b. Coarse Filter

c. Metal/Plastic

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9.2. Spray Arms

Check whether or not the holes for the

upper and lower spray arms are clogged.

If there is any clogging, remove the spray

arms and clean them under water.

You can remove the lower spray arm by

pulling it upwards, while the upper spray

arm nut can be removed by turning the nut

to the left.

Be sure that the nut is perfectly tightened

when refitting the upper spray arm.

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9.3. Cleaning The Impellers

Clean the impellers at least once a week in

order for the machine operates efficiently.

LOWER IMPELLER

Check if the holes on the lower impeller (1

are clogged. If they are clogged, remove

and clean the impeller. Pull the lower

impeller up to remove it (A, B.)

UPPER IMPELLER

Check if the holes on the upper impeller

1 are clogged. If they are clogged, remove

and clean the impeller. Turn its nut to left to

re-move the upper impeller (A, B)

Make sure that the nut is tightened well

when installing the upper impeller.

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WHAT SHOULD NOT BE WASHED IN YOUR DISHWASHER?

• All items to be placed in the dishwasher should be dishwasher safe.

• Plastics with “dishwasher safe” or equivalent label can only be used in dishwashers.

Plastics may lose their shape or color. Check with manufacturer for recommendations.

• Any dishes made out of wood or made out with wooden parts are not suitable for washing

in dishwashers. High temperatures can cause the wood swell or crack.

• Silver items without dishwasher safe label should not be washed in the dishwasher

because high temperatures and detergent can damage your silver. Check with

manufacturer for recommendations.

• Dishwasher safe silver items and stainless steel items should not come into contact, as

the silver can become discolored.

• Porcelains and glassware with decorations and hand-painted utensils may lose their color

and patterns due to the high temperatures. Non-decorated items are dishwasher-proof.

Check with manufacturer for recommendations.

• Aluminum can turn dark in the dishwasher due to the heat, the detergent used or even

just certain minerals in your water.

• Do not wash sponges or dish cloths in dishwasher.

• Do not wash any material like acrylic, copper, brass, pewter, iron, bronze or tin.

• Pots without a non-stick coating are safe to be cleaned by your dishwasher but some

non-stick pots and pans can lose their coating and also sticking ability.

• Glued dishes or cutlery are not suitable for machine washing since adhesives that join

materials such as plastic, wood, bone, steel, copper, tin, etc. may loosen.

Remember, if there is any doubt about any aspect concerning items to be washed in the

dishwasher, follow the instructions from the manufacturer of the items, or wash the items

by hand.

WARNING: If in doubt, wash by hand or follow the instructions from the manufacturer

of utensils, dishes, glasses or pots and pans. Do not wash items soiled with cigarette ash,

candle wax, varnish, paints or chemicals since they can damage your dishwasher.

WARNING: Empty the lower rack first and then the upper rack. This will avoid water

dripping from the upper rack onto dishes in the lower rack.

WARNING: In general, it is not advisable to open the door while the dishwasher is in

operation. If the door is opened, a safety device stops the dishwasher. Care should be

taken when opening the door immediately following the cycle, as steam may escape.

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10. TROUBLESHOOTING

FAULT POSSIBLE CAUSE TROUBLESHOOTING

The program does

not start.

Your dishwasher is not plugged in. Plug your dishwasher in.

Your dishwasher is not switched on.

Switch your dishwasher on by pressing

the On/Off key.

Fuse blown. Check your indoor fuses.

Water inlet tap is closed. Turn on the water inlet tap.

Your dishwasher door is open. Close the dishwasher door.

Water inlet hose and machine filters

are clogged.

Check the water inlet hose and machine

filters and make sure they are not clogged.

Water remains inside

the machine.

Water drain hose is clogged or

twisted.

Check the drain hose, then either clean or

untwist it.

The filters are clogged. Clean the filters.

The program is not finished yet. Wait until the program is finished.

Machine stops during

washing.

Power failure. Check mains power.

Water inlet failure. Check water tap.

Shaking and hitting

noises are heard during

a wash operation.

The spray arm is hitting the dishes in

the lower basket.

Move or remove items blocking the spray

arm.

Partial food wastes

remain on the dishes.

Dishes placed incorrectly, sprayed

water not reaching affected dishes.

Do not overload baskets.

Dishes leaning each another.

Place dishes as instructed in the section on

loading your dishwasher.

Not enough detergent used.

Use the correct amount of detergent,

as instructed in the program table.

Wrong wash program selected.

Use the information in the program table to

select the most appropriate program.

Spray arms clogged with food

waste.

Clean the holes in the spray arms with thin

objects.

Filters or water drain pump clogged

or filter misplaced.

Check the drain hose and filters are

correctly fitted.

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AUTOMATIC FAULT WARNINGS AND WHAT TO DO

TROUBLE

CODE

POSSIBLE FAULT WHAT TO DO

FF

Water inlet system failure

Make sure the water inlet tap is open and water is flowing.

Separate the inlet hose from the tap and clean the filter of

the hose.

Contact for service if the error continues.

F5

Pressure system failure

Contact for service.

F3

Continuous water input

Close the tap and contact for service.

F2

Inability to discharge water

Water discharge hose and filters may be clogged.

Cancel the program.

If the error continues, contact for service.

F8

Heater error

Contact for service.

F1 Overflow

Unplug the machine and close the tap.

Contact for service.

FE Faulty electronic card Contact for service.

F7 Overheating Contact for service.

F9 Divisor position error Contact for service.

F6 Faulty heater sensor Contact for service.

HI High voltage failure Contact for service.

11. PRACTICAL INFORMATION

1. When the machine isn’t in operation:

• Disconnect the plug and close the tap.

• Leave the door slightly open to prevent odour formation.

2. Select the dry option to remove water droplets.

3. Place dishes in the machine properly to achieve the best energy consumption,

washing and drying performance. Please see the program and consumption table for

more information.

4. Rinse dirty dishes before placing them in the dishwasher.

5. Only use the Rinse program when necessary.

6. Do not place the machine near a refrigerator because it will reach high temperatures.

7. If the machine is located in an area that is at risk of freezing, close the tap, disconnect

the inlet hose from the tap and drain the water inside the hose and the machine

completely. penses outside the metropolitan region.

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Fulgor Milano F4DWS24FI1 24 Inch Fully Integrated Panel Ready Dishwasher

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