Whirlpool ADP 650 IX User guide

Brand: Whirlpool

Model: ADP 650 IX

Category: Dishwashers

Type: User guide

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Whirlpool ADP 650 IX is a dishwasher equipped with a water softener, adjustable salt and rinse aid consumption, and a choice of seven wash programs. It features a 3-in-1 function for detergent tablets, a delayed start option up to 9.5 hours, and indicator lights for salt and rinse aid refill. The dishwasher has a capacity of 9 place settings, a cutlery basket, and a cup shelf.

ADP 650

To re view the sec tion on troublesho otingTips

willhelpyoutosolvesomecommonproblems

by yourse lf.

Dear Cu stom er ,

Please carefully read thismanual beforeusingthe

dishwasher,itwillhelpyout ouse and maintain t he

di shw a sher pro perl y.

Passitontoanysubsequentowner of the appliance.

Thi s ma nua l c on tain s sec t ion s on s afe ty In struct ion s,

OperatingInstructions,InstallationInstructionsand

Tr ou bl es hooti ng Tips , etc .

The manufa ctu rer, f ollowing a pol icy of c onst ant

develo pmenta ndu pdati ng of t he pr oduc t, may

make modi ficat ionswit hout gi ving prior notice .

Di shw as h er F e at ure s.. ...... .. .. ... . ... .. .. . ... . ... .. . .. . ..3

A Wa te r S oft ener.. .... ...... ....... .. .... ... ... ..... .....4、 ..

At tentio n b efore o rafte r loadi ng the Di shwash er

Baskets................................. .........................9

FilteringSystem..................... ........................14

Caring forthe Di shwasher..... ..... ........... .........15.

How tousethe 3 in 1function............................8

B L oad in g the S a lt into t he S of t en er...... ...... ... . .5、

C Fill t heRi nseAid D ispenser..... ...... .. .. .. 5、 ... .. ...

D Function ofDete rgent ............ ......... ....6

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Loadingthe upper .......... ......... ............9Ba sket

Loa dingtheLower .......... .....................10Basket

Cutlery Basket........ ......................................11

WashCycleTable............................. ..............12

Turningon theAppliance....... .........................13

Change theProgramme.............. ....... ..... ....13....

At theEnd of the WashCycle...........................13

Positioningthe Appliance................... ..........16..

Wate r Co nnecti on. ... . ..... ... . ... ... ... .. .... ... .. ..... ..17.

A bout Power C o nnec ti on. ... . ..... . .. ... .... ... . ...... .1 6.

St art of dishwasher................................ ... ...18..

Beforecallingfor servi ce. ......................... . .....19.

Errorcodes.................................... ..............20.

Technicalinformation...... ........................ .....21..

ControlPanel...................................................3

Keepit torefertoit at a laterdate.

Ifyo ucan not solv ethe pro blems b yyou rself ,

please ask fo rthe helpo fp rofe ssional techn ician s.

This applianc e must be grounded. In the event of a

malfunction o r breakdown, grounding will reduce

the risk of anelectric shock by providing a path of

least resistance of 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.

Imprope r connection of the equipment-grounding

conductor can result in the risk of an electric sho ck.

Check with a qualified electrician or service

representative if you are in doubt whether the

appliance is properly grounded. Do not modify the

plug provided with the appliance; If it does not fit

the outlet. Have a proper outlet installed by a

qualified electrician.

Keep children away from detergent and rinse aid, keep

child away from the opendoor of the dishwasher,

there could still be some deterge nt left inside.

ren

Do not abuse, sit on, or stand on the door or dish

rack of the dishwasher.

Do not wash plastic items unless they are marked

dishw a sher safe or the equivalent. For plastic items

ot so marked, check the manufacturer's

recommendations.

Us eo nly det ergent and rinse ad di tives

design ed for an aut oma tic dishwash er.

Ne ver use s oap,laun dr yde terg ent, orh and

wa shin gdeterg ent inyou rd ishwash er. K eep

these produ cts out oft he re ach ofchi ld ren.

During installation,the powersupply mustnot

be excessively ordangerouslybent orflattened.

Do not tamper with controls.

Do not operate your dishwasher unless all

enclosure panels are properly in place. Open

the door very carefully if the dishwasher is

operating, there is a risk of water squirting out.

Do not place any heavy objects the

door when it is open. The appl iance could tip

forward.

on or stand on

When lo ad in g ite m s to be w ashed :

1) Locatesharp itemssothat theyarenot likely

todamagethedoorseal;

2 Warning: Kni ves and otheru te nsil swi th

sh a rp p oin ts m u st be l oa ded i n t he bask et

w it h their poi ntsdown orp lace di n a

horizontalposition.

)

When us ing you rdishw asher, you shoul d

preve ntplast ic items from comin gint oco ntac t

wit ht hehe ating element .(This instru ction is onl y

applica ble to m achines with a visual heat in g

ele ment.)

I fth es upply cord is dam aged, it must be replace d

by the m anu factur er or it sse rvice agent ora

si mi larly qual ifi ed per son i nor de rt o avoi da

hazar d.

Pl ease dispos e of pack ing m at erials properl y.

U se the dishwasher only for its intended function.

Remove the door to the washing compartment when

removing an old dishwasher from service or discarding it.

Dishwasher detergentsare stronglyalkaline,they

can be extre m ely dange r ous if s wa l l owe d.Avoi d

contact with skin and eye sand keep chil dren away

from th e dishw asherwh en t he door is op en.

Check that the detergent comparmentisempty

aft er compl etio no f the wash cycl e.

The appl ian ceis to b econne cted to t hewater

mainsusingnew hosesetsandthatoldhose-sets

shoul d no t be reu sed .

The maximumnumber of place settingstobe

was hed i s 9 .

The maximumpermissibleinlet water pressureis

1Mpa .

The minimumpermissibleinletwater pressureis

0.04Mpa.

Children should be supervised to ensure that they do

not play with the appliance.

T his appliance is n ot intended for use by persons

(including children with reduced physical, sensory or

ment al capabili ties, or lack of experience and

knowledge ,unless they have been given supervision

o r instruction concerning use of the appliance by a

person responsible for their safety.

)

When using your di s hwas he r, follow the p r ecaut i ons list ed below:

Th e doo rs h oul d not be l efto pen,

since th is co uld increase the ris k of trippi ng.

D ispo se of the dish wa sher packagi ngm ater ial c orre ctl y.

All pa ckaging material sca nbe recy cled.

Pl ast icpa rts ar em ark edw ith th es tand ard i nternat ional a bb reviation s:

PE fo r po lyeth yle ne,e .g. s hee t wr apping m ater ial

PS for polystyrene,e.g.paddingmaterial

PO M polyox ymethylene, e.g. pla stic c lips

PP pol ypr opyl ene, e.g. Salt fill er

AB S Acrylo nitri leB utad iene Sty rene, e.g .Contro l Pa nel .

Packaging materialcouldbedangerous for children!

Fo rdi sposi ng of pa ckage an d thea ppliance ple ase go to a r ecycling cen tre. Ther efor e cut

offthe powersupplycable andmakethe doorclosingdeviceunusable.

Cardboard packaging ismanufactured fromrecycledpaperand shouldbe dispos edin the

w aste p ap erc ollect ion for re cy cling .

By en surin gt his pr oduct i s dispo sed of corr ectl y, you wil l hel ppr event potent ialn egat ive

con se que nces f or the envi ronm ent a nd hum anheal th,w hic h could ot herw ise be caus ed

byinappropriatewaste handlingof thisproduct.

Fo rm ored etail ed infor mat iona bou trec ycling o f this prod uct ,ple ase c on tact your loca l

ci tyof fice and your hou seh old w aste dis posal se rvice.

DISPOSAL :Do not dis pose th is pr oduct as unsor ted m unicipal waste .Coll ect ion of such

waste sep arate ly for spe cialtr eatment is n ecessar y.

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WARNING!

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Ba ck Vie w

Off

Front view

Pr ogra min dicator l ights and bu tton:To selec t

one of the seven and show thewash ing program.

3in1 indi catorl ig ht/ 3in1

functionbutton:Toselectand show3in1 .

St art and r es etbut ton: Tos tart the selected was hing

pr ogra mo rres et th ew ashi ng p rogr am whe nt he

machine isworking.

Di spl ay wi ndo w: P rogram r emai nin gti me, d elay tim e,

r unning ind i cator, te mper atu re of wa ter, Err or c od es,et c.

Sa lt and ri nse aid w ar ni ng lig ht s: To sh o w

w hen thes altc ontaine ror disp ense rne edt obe

refille d

Powerindicatorlight andswitch:To turnon/off

and sh ow thep owe rsupply.

Dela yedStar tBu tton: To preset the w ash tim eran ddela y

thestartingtimeupto9.5hours.Every pressof thisbutton

increase sthe time by 3 0 m inutes.

for examp le: one press for half an hour, t wo for o ne

hour... .. .

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Dishwasher Features

Control Panel

beforeusingitforthe firsttim e.

To getthe best performance fromyourdi shwas her,read all operatinginstructions

Main Filter

Detergent Dispenser

Cup Shelf

Cutlery Basket

Coarse Filter

Rinse Aid Dispenser

Inlet pipe connector

Drain pipe connector

Lower Basket

Spray Arms

Upper Basket

Salt Container

Tray ass

Be fo re using you rdishwa sher for the first time:

Th e wat er soften er m ust bes et manu ally, usin gthe w ater ha rd ness di al.

Th e wat er soften eris des ign edto remove min erals and salts from t hew ater, wh ich woul dha ve

a de trim enta lo r adverse effect on the ope ration of the app li ance.T heh igher the

content of t hese mineral san dsa lts,t heharde ryour wat er is. The s of te ners hou ld b e

adju sted acco rding t o the ha rdness of t he wa ter in you rarea. Your loca lWaterA uthority

can advise you onthehardnessofthewaterinyourarea.

Adjusting Salt Consumption

The dishwas her isde sig ned t oal low for a dj ustment in the amo unt of sa lt co nsumed bas ed o nt he ha rdness o f

the waterused.Thisisintended tooptimiseand customisethelevel of saltconsumption.

1. Unscrewthecap fromthesaltcontainer.

2. T hereis ar ing o nthe contai ne rw ith ana rrow on it (see fig ure

ontheside),ifnecessary, rotate thering intheanticlockwise

direction fro mth e"-" Setting toward the" +"sign, based o nthe

hardne sso f the w at er being u sed.

It is recomm endedt hat adju stme nts should b e made i n

acco rd ance wit h t he f oll owin g sch eme :

Contact yo url ocalwat erbo ard for infor matio n on t he har dne ssof your w ater su pply.

mm ol /l

0~1 40~8 0~1.4

14~3 98~22 1.4~3.9 - 20 50

39~8022~45 3.9~8 Mid 40 25

60 16

0~1 0

10~28

28~56

Clar ke

Clark: British degree

fH: French degree

DH : Ger man degree

dH=1.25 Clarke=1.78 fH=0.178mmol/l

Note:1

°°

WATER HARDNE SS

SelectorPo si tion

Salt consum pt ion

(gram/cycle)

Aut o n o my

(cycles/1kgs)

Pl eas e follo w the s t eps bel ow f ora djus tmen t in salt con sum pt io n.

""/

"-"

"+ "

"Mid"

Note:2

Settingtowardthe"+"sign

Settingtowardthe"-"sign

Settingtowardbetween

the "-" sign and "+" sign

No salt need adde d

45~60 80~1 07 56~75 8~11

A. Water Softener

A. Set t he wate rsof tener

B. Pour 1 2 li tre of w ateri nside the sa ltco ntainer and t hen f ill w ith d ishwash ersalt／

C. Fill the r ins e aid d i sp en s er

D. Fillindetergent

nor mal fo r a s mall a mount of w ater t o come out o f the sa l t container.Itis

1.The salt con tai ne rmust only be refil led when t he sal twa rning l ight in t he cont rol pan el comes on.

Depend ing on how wel l t hesalt dissolve s, t hes alt warni ng li ght may s till be on even tho ugh the

salt container is filled .

If there is n osa ltw arni ng light in the con trolp anel(f orso me Mode ls), youc an estim ate when to f ill

the s alti nto the so ftener by the cyc les that the di shwashe rhas run.

2. If there are spills o fthe salt ,a soa kor a rapid pro gram s hould be ru nto remove the excessive sa lt.

Always u se the sal tint ended f or u sewi th di shwasher.

The sa lt c ontain er i slocat ed ben eath the l ower bas ket and sh ouldb efill edas e xplained in th e

foll ow ing :

Attention!

Only use salt spe cifi ca lly desi gne d fort he usei nd ishwash ers! Every other type of

salt n ot specif icallyde sig ned fo r t heu se in ad ishwas her, espe cially t able salt, wi ll

damage the w ater sof tener. I n caseof da mages caused b ythe use o fun sui table

salt t he ma nufact ure rdoe s not g ive any wa rrant y nor is liabl e for any damage scaused.

Only fil lwi thsal tjust b efo re star ting one o f th eco mp let e wa shingp ro gr ams.

This wi ll p reve ntany g rains of s alt or sa lty wate r, w hich ma yhave b een spi lled,

remain ing on th e bottom o ft he machi nefor any p eriod of time , which m ayc ause

c o rrosio n.

B. Loading the Salt Into the Softener

C. Fill the RinseAid Dispenser

Th er i nse aid i sr elea se dduring t he fi nal rin se to pr event wat erf rom for ming d roplets o ny o ur dis he s, w hich can l eave

spots and s treaks. It also improve sd ryi ngby allow in g water to roll off the di she s. Your dishwa sher i s des igned to

usel iquidrin seai ds.The rinse aid di spenser isl ocated inside the do ornext to t he detergent di spense r. To fill th e

dispenser,openthecapand pourthe rinse aidintothe dispenseruntilthelevel indicatorturnscompletelyblack.

Thevo lume o ft her ins eai d contai neris about 110 ml .

RinseAid Dispenser

Function of RinseAid

Rinse aid is aut oma tic allya dded duri ng t hel astr inse, ensur ing thorough rin sing, and spo tand s treakfr ee dryi ng.

Attention!

Only usebranded rinse aidfor dishwasher. Neverfill therinseaiddispenserwithanyothersubstances

(e.g. Di shwasher cleani ng ag ent, liqu id d eterge nt ).T h is would dam age the app lian ce.

A Removethe lower basket andthen unscrewandremove thecapfromthesaltcontainer.

B Before thefirst wash,fill1lt.ofwater inthe salt container of your machine.

C Pl ace the end of the fun nel ( su pplied) i nto the ho leand i ntroduce abou t 1kg of sal t .

D Af ter f illi ng the co ntainer , scr ew th ec apt ightly b ack clo ckwise.

E Usu ally, the s alt war ning light wi llstop being il luminat ed with in 2-6 days afte rth es alt c ont ain erha sbe en filled wi th

sal t.

F Imm ed iately aft erf illing t hes alt in to the sa ltco ntain er, a w ashing pr ogram s ho uld be start ed ( Wesuggest to use t he

soak orrapidprogram).Otherwise the filtersystem, pump or otherimportant partsofthemachinemay bedamaged

bysalty water.This isoutofwarranty.

To op ent he di spen ser,t urn the cap to the "ope n" (le ft) ar row an dl ift it o ut.

Po ur t he rin se ai d int o th e dispe nser, b eing c aref ul n ot t oo ver fill .

Replace the capb y inserting i ta ligned w ith "open" arrow and t urning it to t he cl osed (righ t) arrow.

Adjusting RinseA id Dispenser

The ri nse aid dis penser ha ssix or four s ett ings.Alw ays start wi th the d ispe nser

set on "4". I fspot s and poor dryin gare a p roble m, incre ase the amoun tof r i nse

aid disp ensedb y r em oving thed ispens erli dand rotat ing t he di al to "5". If t he

dishes s til l ar e not d ryi ngprope rlyo r ar e s how sp ots ,a djust t he di alto the n ext

highe r lev erun til y our dish es a re sp ot-f ree. Th e r ecom men ded setti ngis "4".

(Factory value is "4".)

Increasethedose if thereare drops of waterorlimespotsonthe dishes afterwashing.

Reduce i tifthere aresticky whitis hstains on your dish eso ra bluish filmon glasswareor

knife blades.

As t heri nse aid d imin ishes, t he si zeo f th e black dot

ontherinseaidlevel indicator changes, asillustra tedbelow.

Full

3/4full

1/2full

1/ 4 full- Should refilltoeliminate spotting

Em pt y

Adjust l ever

(Rinse)

When to Refill the RinseAid Dispenser

Ifth erei s no ri ns e-aid war ning light in thec ontr olp anel, you can est imat ethe amount from the colo ur

ofth eopt ical level indi cat or C loc ated next to the cap. When th erin se-aidc ontai ner is f ull, the wh ole

indicato rwill be dark .As t her inse -aid di minish es,th es izeo fthe dar k dot decr ea ses. You shou ld n ever let

t he rinse ai d l ev el f a l l 1 / 4 full.

durin gthe nex twa sh. Don 'tfor gett ore plac et hecap be fore you clos edis hwa she rd oor.

Clean u p a n y ri ns e aid sp ill ed while du rin g filli ng w i th an ab sor bent cl oth to a v oid ex ce ssive f oam i n g

NOTE:

Deterge nt s w ith its chem ical ingred ients a re ne cessary to re move dirt ,c rus hdirt an d transpo rt it o utof the di sh washer.

Mostofthecommercialquality deterge ntsare suitableforthisp urpose.

D. Function of Detergent

Detergents

The re ar e 3 sor t s of det e rge nts

1.Withphosphateandwithchlorine

2.Withphos phate and without c hlorine

3.Wit hou tph osphate and without chlor ine

C (R i nse - Ai din d ic ato r)

Amount of Detergent toUse

Proper U se of De terg ent

Use only deterge nts pecificall ym ade for the u sei n dis hwas her s.K eep your det erge ntfr esh and dry.

Don't putpowdereddetergent into the dispenseruntilyou'reready towash dishes.

Dishwash erde tergen t i sco rrosive! Take car e to kee pi t out of reach ofc hildren.

WARNING!

Based ontheir chemicalcomposition,detergentscanbesplitintwo basictypes:

The use of normal washingprograms incombinationwith concentrated detergents

redu ces poll ution a nd is g ood for yo ur dish es ; these wash p rog ram sar e spe cifically mat ched

to t he di rt-di ssol ving pro pert i es o ft he e nz yme sof the con cent rate ddeterg ent. For this reas on

normal washprogramsin whichconcentrated detergentsareused canachievethe same

resultsthatcanotherwiseonlybe achievedusing intensive programs.

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Detergenttabletsofdifferent brandsdissolve atdifferent speeds. Forthisreasonsome

dete rgent t ablets ca nnot dissolve and dev el op the irf ull cle ani ng po wer dur ing s ho rt

prog ra ms.There fore please use l ong program swh enu sin gde terg entt able ts,t o

ensur e the compl ete re mova l of det erge n t re si du al s.

Th e disp ens er m ust b e re fille dbef or e th e star tof each was hcy cle f ollowing the i nst ructions

provided in t he w ash cycle t able . You rdis hwa sher use sle ssde ter gent and rins eaid tha n

Conventionaldishwasher.Generally, only one tablespoon of detergent is neededfor

anormalwashload. Moreheavily soileditemsneedmore detergent.Alwaysaddthe

dete rgen tj us tbe fore star ting the dishwasher, othe rwis e it coul dg et da mp a nd w ill n ot

di s sol v e pr ope r ly.

Concentrated Detergent

DetergentTablets

Detergent Dispenser

Always add the dete rgent just b efore start ingea chw ash cycl e.

Onlyuse branded detergentaidfordishwasher.

If the l id i sclose d: press r ele ase butt on.T heli d wi ll sp ring ope n.

conventional,alkaline detergentswith causticcomp onents

l ow a lk aline concent rat ed deter ge nt s with nat ura l e nzy mes

Normally new pu lver ised det ergent is with out phos pha te.T hus the wate rso ftener fu ncti on o f

phosph ate i s no t give n. I n t h i s c ase w e recom m e nd t o f i l l sa l t in t h e salt co nt a in er e ven whe n

the h ard ness of wate ris only 6 d H. If dete rgen tsw it ho ut ph osphate ar e usedin the case of h ard water

often whi te s pots appear on d ishe sa nd gl asses.In th is cas epl ease add mo red eter gent to r each

better r esu l ts . D ete r gen ts wit h out chl orine d o on ly bleach a l ittl e. Stro ngand c olo u red s p o t s wi ll not

bere moved complete ly. I nth isc ase p lease c hoo sea p rogr am with a hi gher tempera ture.

I fyou use 3i n1 ta ble ts in o ther pro grams ,t he a pp liance will not ac hieve ago odp erfo rma nce.

Only the 3in1 function (for the prog ram :i nt ensi ve/Norm al/ Eco.) Can be used w it h3in 1 t able ts.

Fillt hede ter gent dispens erw ithd etergen t.

Th e mark ing in d icates th e dosing l e vels , as

i ll us tra ted o n t he r ight:

Th ep lace of main wash cyc lede terg ent placed ,

M IN me ans appr oximatel y2 0go f det erge nt.“”

Th ep la ceo f pr e-wash cycle det erge nt place d,

ap proximat ely 5 go f det ergent

Pleaseo bserve them anufact urer sdosing and stor age

Recommendationsasstatedonthedetergent packaging.

Close the lid and press untilit locks in place.

I f th e d i shes ar e h eav i ly so i l ed, plac e an ad di ti o nal

detergen tdo sein the pre- was hdeterg ent cha mber.Th isd etergen t will take effe ctd urin g the pre -washp has e.

Fill in Detergent

You f indi nformatio nabout the amo unt o f de terg en t forth esi ngle pro gram me ont he last p age .

Pl eas ea ware, tha taccordi ng t othe lev elso iling and the spec if ic hardnes sof water d iffer ence sa repossib le.

Pleaseobservethemanufacturer's recommendationsonthe detergentpackaging.

When using 3i n1 com bination / co mpact Det ergent s ,p leas epay atten tionto make s ure that

the size of the combi nation deterg ents fits to t he di spenser so that combinat ion

deterge ntsc anb e ea sily p ut i ntothe di spense r, and the dispen ser would not b eb ro ken.

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Your dish wa sher h as a 3i n1fu ncti onw hich needs no sal tand rin se aidb uta 3 In 1 t abl et .

This dishwas her c omesw ith a 3in1 tablet co nt ainer as ana cce ssory.

1.Thefigure below showshowtohangthe 3in1 tabletcontainerontheupperbasket.

2. Rot atet he up per spra yeran dch ange the locat iono fthe conta iner to e nsure the uppe rs prayer isn ot

obstructedby the 3in1 tabletcontainer. Refertothe figurebelow for reference.

3.Put the 3in1tabletintothecontainer ,then startthe 3in1pro gram.

How To Use The 3IN1 Function

For b est pe rforma nce of t he d ishwashe r,f ollow t he selo ading gu ideline s.F eatures an d

appea rance of bask ets and cut ler yb askets may va ryfr omyo ur mod el.

Attention before or after Loadingthe Dishwasher Baskets

Scr ape off any large am ounts of le ftov er fo od. Soft enr emnants of b urnt food in p ans.

It is n ot ne cessary t o rinse the dishes un de r runni ngwa ter.

Plac eobj ects int he di shw asher in foll owing way:

1.Item ss uch as cups , gl asses, pot s/pans, etc. a re face d downw ards.

2.Curved i tems,o r on esw ith r ecesses, sho uldb el oaded as lant so that wa te rcan run off.

3.All utensils arestackedsecurelyand cannot tipover.

4.All uten sils are pl ace di n the wa ytha t t he s pr ay a rms can rotat e fre ely dur ingw ashi ng.

Ve ry sma ll i tems shou ldno tbe washe d in t hedi shw ash er a sthe yc ould easil yfall ou tof th eb aske ts.

Bowl M Bowl L() ()

Glasses

Dessert plate

Saucers

Cup s

Front

(Eg g )

Gravy ladle

Loading the Upper Rack

The u p per r ac k is desig n ed to hold m ore del ic ate and li gh ter d ishware suc h as gl asses , c offe e

and tea c up a nd sauc ers, as well as p lates, s mall bowls and sha llow pa ns(a slo ng a st he yar e

not tood irty).

Po sition the dishes and c ookware so t hat they do n ot g et m ovedby the spray of wate r.

Upper wheels

Lower wheels

AdjustingtheUpper Basket

Th e hei ght of t he up per basket ca nbe adj usted in order to cre atemo re space for lar geu te nsils

bothfor theupper/lowerbasket.The heightof theupperbasketcanbe adjusted byplacingthe

wheels on di fferen t h eigh t of the r ai ls. Long item s, ser ving cu tlery, salad serve rsa nd kn ives

should be pl aced o n the sh elf so t hat they d o not o bstr uct t herot ati on of the spr ay a rms.

Th e she lfca nbe fo ld edb ack or b erem ovedw hen not requ ired for use.

Loadingthe Lower Basket

Werecommendthatyouplace largeitems whicharemost difficultto cleanintothelower basket:

pots,pans,lids,servingdishes and bowls, asshownin the figureto theright.

I t is p refe rabl e to pl ac e ser ving dis hes and li ds ont he s ide of the rac ksin order t o avoi db locking

therotationofthetopsprayarm.

Pots, serving bowls,etc.must alwaysbeplacedtopdown.

D eep pot sshould bes lant edt o allow w ater tof lowo ut .

Th eb otto mb aske t fea ture f ol d dow ntin ero ws soth at la rger orm ore pots andp ans c anbe lo aded .

1. Cutlery basket

2. Dessert plates

3. Soup plates

4. Dinner plates

5. Oval platter

6. Saucer

Cutlery Basket

Fo rwashi ng in th ed ishwashe r t he f ol lowing cut ler y/ dishe s

Cutle ryw ith w ooden, hor n chi na or

mothe r-of-pe arlh andles

Plas tic items t hata ren oth eat r esis tan t

Older c utlery with glued p arts that are not

temperatureresistant

Bondedcutleryitemsordishes

Pewte r or c ooper item s

Crystalglass

Steel i te mssubj ectto r usting

Woodenplatters

Items madefrom synthetic fibres

Do not p utin item s th atare d irty o f cig arette ash, c and le w ax,l acq uer or p aint.

If you b uy new d ish es pl ease m akes ureth at t hey ar e su itable for d is hwa shers.

Somety pes ofg las ses c an beco me

dullaftera largenumberofwashes

Si l ver and al u mi nu m pa rt s have a

tendenc yt o disc ol our du ri ng w ashin g

Glazed pa ttern s m a y f ad e i f mac h in e

was he d fr equently

Pleas e do not ov erl o ad your dishwa she r. There is on l y s pace for 8 st an dard d i s hes. Dono t

us ed ish that is no t su itabl efo rdish wa sher s.T his i simporta nt f orgo od resu ltsa ndf or

reasonableenergyconsu me.

B efore lo adi ng th e dis hes, you sho uld:

Removelarge left-over

S ofte n re mnants of bur nt f ood inpa ns

Dishesandcutlery mustnotimpedetherotationof thespray arms

Lo ad holl owi te ms suc has cup s,g lass es, p ans etc .with the ope ning do wnwards s ot hat

w ater can not colle cti n the con tain ero r a deep b ase

NOT E:

Arenotsuitable

Are of limitedsuitability

Loading cutleryanddishes

Whenloadingthe dishesandcutlery, please note:

Cutlery shoul d be placed in t he cutl eryb asket with th eh andles at t he bot tom. I f the r ack ha sside b askets ,the

spoons shoul d be loade dsep arat ely into the ap propri ate sl ots, es pecial lyl ong utensi ls should be pl aced i n t he

horizont al po sition at the fron t of t heu ppe rba sket a ss hown in the pi cture.

Alwa yslo adsh arp u tensi ls w ith t hes harp

poin t dow n!

1 2 3456 7

3553

1551

3553

1561

3213

3244

1244

2244

2214

1214

7274

1. Tea spoons

2. Dessert spoons

3. Soup spoons

4. Forks

5. Knives

6. Serving forks

7. Serving spoons

Do not l eave any item e xten d through bot t om .

Knivesandotherutensilswithsharp points

mustbe l oad ed in th eba sket with thei rpoi nt s

dow nor plac ed i n an hor izo nt al p osit ion.

Itisdangeroustoopenthedoorwhen washing,becausethe hotwatermaybescaldedtoyou.The doorshouldnot be

leftintheopenpositionsincethiscouldpresentatrippinghazard.

Wash Cycle Table

Meaning: needto fillrinse into the Rinse-AidDispenser.

()

*En50242: This program is the testcycle,therinse-aid dispenser

set ti ng i s re com m ende d to b e set to p os it io n 6 .

Daily

In tensive

EN50242

5/22g

Fo rnorm ally soil ed l oads,

such as , p lates ,glasses

and lig htly s oiled pans .

St andard daily cycle.

pots

Fo rtheheaviest soiledloads,

such as pots, p ans, cas serole

dishes and di shes that h ave

beensitting with dried food

on them fora w hil e.

Ashor ter wash f or ligh tly

soiled l oad st hat do n ot

needdrying.

Pre -wash

For li ghtly so iled loa ds,

such as gl asses ,crys ta land

fine china.

Delicate

Pre-wa sh 50

-wash

Wash (60 )

Rin se

Rin se (70 )

Dryi ng

（）

℃

Pre

Rin se

Pr e- w ash

Was h (4 0 )

Rinse (70 )

℃

Drying

Pre-wash

Wash (50 )

Rinse(60 )

Drying

℃

Was h (4 0 )

Rinse (45 )

℃

171

0. 81

173

1.4

0.35

118

0.8

18.4

13. 0

Ec o.

22g

Forlight lysoiled loa ds,such

as pl at es,glasses,bowls and

ligh tly so iled pan s.

Pre- wash

Wash (45 )

Rinse(60 )

Drying

℃

111

0.7

11.0

Fo rdis hes th atn ee dto b e

rin sed anddrie donly.

Sanirinse

Wash(45 )

℃

Rinse(70 )

Drying

℃

0.8

8.0

7.0

11.0

5/22g

To rinsedishes that you

pl an t ow a sh la ter th at da y.

Pre-wash

0.01

6.0

Express

15g

15g15g

Daily

Ec o.

In tens i ve

3i n1

Fornormally soiled l oads,

such as ,plates, glasses

and lightly soiled pans.

standarddailycycle.

pots

For ligh tly soiled loads,such

as pl ates,g la sses,b ow ls and

lightlysoiledpans.

F o r th e heaviest s o iled l oads ,

suchas pots,pans,casserole

dishesand dishe sthat have

bee nsittingwithdriedfood

onthemfor awhile.

Pre- wa sh 6 0

Wash (70 )

Rinse

Rinse (70 )

Drying

（℃）

℃

Rinse

Pre- wa sh

Wash (50 )

Rinse (70 )

Drying

℃

Pre-w ash

Wash ( 45 )

Rinse (70 )

Drying

℃

14 8

1.0

12 8 0. 8

161

1.5

15. 1

12. 7

3i n1

3in1

3in 1

WARNING!

It is d an gerous to ope n th e door when w as hi ng , be c aus e the hot wate r ma y s c ald y ou .

W h en the w orking cy cle has finis hed, the bu zzer of t h e di s hw a she r wi ll s o u nd f or 8 seco n d s , th en stop . Tur n o ff

t he a ppl iance usi ng the O N/ OFF b utt on,sh ut o ff th ewa te rsupp ly and op en t he door ofth edi shwashe r.

Wait for afew mi nutes b ef or e unlo adi ngth edi shwashe rto a voi dha ndlin gth edishes and ute nsils w hile th ey

are s ti ll hot a ndm ore suscept ible tobr eak age. The yw ill al sodr ybet ter.

SwitchOff the Dishwasher

The pro gramhas en ded, o nly i fther eappears a 0 i nthe digi tal displa y( remaining prog ram time).

1.Sw itch offthe di shwasher by pre ssing t he O N/OFF button.

2.Turnoffthewatertap!

Openthedoor carefully.

Hot dishes ar esensit ive to kn ocks.The dishes shou ldther eforeb eallow edto cool down ar ou nd 15 minut es

before removingfromtheappliance.

Open t he d ishwas her's door, leave it ajar and w ait a few mi nutes before remov ing t he dis hes.In this way they

will be cooler an dt he drying will be im proved.

Unloadingthedishwasher

Itis normal t hat the dish was her is we tinsid e.

Empty th el ower basket first a ndthen the up pero ne.T hisw il lavoi dwater dripping fro mthe uppe r Bas keton to

the dis hes in the low erone.

TurningOntheAppliance

Change the Program...

Forgot toAdd a Dish?

will working after10 seconds.continue

I fyou ope nthe doo r , the mach inew ill paus e. When you close the door , the m achi neduring a wash cycle

AttheEndoftheWashCycle

Start ing a cycle w ash

1 D raw out the lowe ran dup per b ask et ,load t hed ishe sa nd push t hem bac k.

It iscommendedtoloadthelowerbasketfirst,thentheupperone(seethe sectionentitled

Loadi n g th e Di s hw a sher ) .

2 Pou r in t he d ete r gent ( see t h e sec tion ent i t le d Sa l t, Dete r gent and Ri n seA id ).

3 I nsert the plu gint ot he socket. The pow er s uppl yi s220- 240 VAC /50 HZ , the spec ification of th e

s ocketis 10A 25 0VAC . M ake sure that t he water supply is turne don to f ull pr essure.

4 C l ose t h e d oo r, pres s t he ON / OFF bu t ton , and the ON/ OFF l ight wil l tur n on . Press the pr ogr a m

b utton to sele ct a desi re dwash cyc le,A fter 3 secon ds, the m ach inew ill work.

“”

Premi se:

1 Ac ycle that i s under wa ycan on ly be m od ified if it h as only been r unning fo r a shor t

time . Otherwis e, t hed eterg ent may ha ve alr ea dy b een re leased, and th ea ppl ia nce may

have alread ydrai ned t hewash w at er.Ift hisis the case, the detergen t di spense r mu st

be ref ill ed (se eth e se ction enti tled " Loa ding th eD etergent " ).

2 Wh enyou pr essthe st art/reset but ton mo re th an3 sec onds, you can cance lthe runn in g

programmeandselectother programmes(see the sectionentitled "Startingawash cycle... ").

3 Wh enyou sele ct I ntensi ve/ Norm al/Eco.Pro gr ammes,y ou can sel ectt he 3 in1 fu nction .

Aforgotten dish can be added at any time before the detergent cup opens.

Load the forgotten dishes.

Close the door, the dishwasher will start running again

after 10 seconds.

After the spray arms stop working,you can open the door

completely.

Open the door a little to stop the washing.

The f ilter pre vent slar ger remn ant sof food or ot her objects f rom get ting i nsi deth ep um.

Theresidues mayblockthefilter, inthiscasethey mustbe removed.

The filter system consi sts of a coar sefi lter, a flat (Main f il ter )

A n da micro fil t e r( F i ne fi lte r ) .

Food and soil particles trapped inthisfilterarepulverizedby a

specia l jet ont hel owe r spray ar ma ndw ashe dd own tod rain .

Larg er it em s, s uc h as pi e c esof bo ne s or glas s, tha t coul d b lo c k

thedrainaretrappedin the coarse filter.To removetheitems

caugh t by t he filter, gen tly s que eze the tapo nth eto p of t his

filterandliftout.

Thisfilter holds soiland foodresiduesin the sumpareaand

preventsitfrombeingredepositonthe dishesduringwashcycle.

Main filter

Coarse filter

Fine filter

Filtering System

Filterassembly

Thefilterefficiently

For b est p erfo rm ance and res ults, the f il te rmustb e cle aned re gul arly. t his r easo n, i t isa goo dide ato

r emo ve th ela rger foo dpar ticl estr app edin the filte raft ere ach was hcyc leb yrin sing the s em icirc ula r filte ran d

c up u nderru nnin gwa ter. Tore mo veth efil terd evic e,p ull th ec up ha ndle int he u pwardd irect ion.

re mo vesf ood part icle s fro mt he wa shw ate r,all owing it to be recycle dd uring the cycl e.

For

WARNING!

T he di sh was her mus t n e ver be u sed w i t hout the filt er s.

Imp ro per r ep lace men tof the f ilter may red uce the perform an ce level o ft he applian ce

and damagedishesand utensils.

St ep 1 Turn the filter in ant i-cl ockwise d irection,

t hen li ft it up.

：

St ep 2 lift the Ma in fil te rup：

Step 3 lifttheF inefilter up：

When following this procedure fro m step 1 to step 3, the filter system will b e removed;

when following it from Step 3 to Step 1, the f ilter system will be installed.

Th e cont rol p ane lcan be cleaned by u si nga lig htly dampened c loth .

Aft ercle anin g,m ake sureto dry it tho roughly.

For the exterior, us e a g ood app lia nce po lis h wax .

Neveru ses harp object s,sco ur ing pads or h arsh c lea ners ona ny p art of the dis hwa sher.

ProtectAgainst Freezing

1.Cutoffthe electricalpowertothedishwasher.

2.Turnoff th ew at ersu ppl yand disco nnect the water i nl etpipe from the w ater val ve.

3.Drainthewater from the inletpipe andwatervalve. (Useapantocatchthewater)

4.Reconnect the water i nl et pipe t ot he wa ter val ve.

5.Remove t he f ilte rat the bott omo f the t ub and use a sponge to soak up wate rin the sum p.

pl ease t ake fros tprot ection m easures o nt he dishw asher in wint er. Ever y fter wa shingc ycles,

pl ease op erate as follows

time a

：

Caring for the Dishwasher

- Ins pect the filter sfor blo ckin ga ftere ver ytime th edis hwa sher ha sbeen used .

- By uns crewing t he c oar sefi lter, you can r em ove t he filter syst em .Re movea nyfoo dre mna nts and

cleanthefilters underrunningwater.

Remarks:

Cleaning the Filter

CleaningThe Door

To c le an th e co a rs e f il t er a nd t he fin e fi l t e r, us e a cl ean i n g bru sh. Re as sem bl e t he fil t er part s as shown i n th e figur es

on t h ela st pa ge a nd r eins ert t he e nti re ass em bly in the dis hwa sher, pos itio ning i ti n it ss eat and pres sing dow nwa rds .

Theentirefilter assemblyshouldbe cleanedoncea week.

Whencleaning thefilters, don't knock onthem. Otherwise,thefilters couldb e

contorted andtheperformance ofthe dishwashercouldbe decreased.

WARNING!

To cle an th ee dge around t he d oor,you sho uld u seo nly a soft wa rm, dam pclot h.

To avoi d pene trat iono f wate ri nto t hedoor lock and electr ical com po nents, do not

usea spray cle aner of any ki nd.

WARNING!

Never u sea spr ay c lean ert ocl eant he d oor panel asit m ay dam age the door loc k

and electricalcomponents.

Abr asiveag entso r som epaper towels shou ldnot b euse db ecau seof th eri sko f

sc r a t c hi ng o r l eaving s pots on the stainles s stee l s ur fa ce.

Cleaning the SprayArms

It is necessary to clean the spra ya rms regularly in orde r to

remove the accum ulation of s cale f romthe har d water

and thus pre vent blocki ng of spray ar mjet sand bear ings.

We Suggest to poke theb locked spray arm j ets with a needl e

to e nsure good washing effect.

I f you r dish washe r can n ot w or k be ca u s e o f the ice, p l e a se cont a ct pr ofe ss ion al s erv i ce p erso ns.

Itisrecommend thatyourunawashcycle withthe

dish washer e mptyan dt he nre mov et he pl ugfro mt he

socket, turn o ff th ewa te r supp ly and l eave the door of

t he applian c e sl ight ly open. T h i s wil l help t h e doo r

sealstolastlongerandprevent odoursfromforming

withinth eappliance.

If the app lian cemust be move d,tr yt o keep i tin the

verticalposition.If absolutelynecessary,itcanbe

positi oned on its back .

Oneofthefactorsthatcauseodourstoforminthe

dishwasher is foo dth atr emainstr appe din the seals .

Periodic clea ning with a damp sponge will prev ent t his

f r o m oc curr in g.

Ensu rethe voltag eand frequ enc yo f thep owe rbe ing cor respondsto

t hose on t he ratin gpl ate . On ly in ser t the p lug i nt o an elec trica lso cke t which i sear the d

pr op erly. If t he el ectrical sock et t o wh ich thea ppl iance m ustb ec onn ected is not

appropriate fortheplug, replace the socket, ratherthan usingaadaptors orthelike as

they couldcauseoverheatingandburns.

Plea selook at th era ting lab el to know the rat ingv oltage and conn ect t he dishwash er to the app ropr iate pow er s upply.

Use the r equ ired fu se1 0amp ,tim ed elayf use orc ircui tbr eak errec omm ended and provide separate cir cuit s erving

only this appl ia nce.

This appliance must be earthed. In the event of a malfunction or breakdown, earthing will reduce the risk of

electric shock by providing a path of least resistance for the electric current. This appliance is equipped with a

cord having an equipment-earthing conductor and an earthing plug. The plug must be plugged into an

appropriate outlet that is installed and earthed in accordance with all local standards and requirements.

Posi tion the ap pliance in t he desired l ocation. T he back should r estag ainst the w all behin dit, and the side s,

along t he adj acent cabinets or wal ls.T he dishwash er i s equippe dwi th water supply a nd drain hos es th atcan

be pos itio ned ei th erto the righ tor the l efts idesto facil it ate pro per in stal latio n.

O nce the applian ceis pos itione dfor leve lling, the hei ghtof the dishw asher

m ay be a lteredv iaad just ment of thescre wing level of t he fee t. In any cas e,

th eappl ia ncesho uld not b eincl ined more t han 2 .

Positioning theAppliance

About Power Connection

WARNING!

for personal safety:

DO NOT USEAN EXTENSION CORD OR AN ADAPTER PLUG WITH THIS APPLIANCE.

DO NOT, UNDERANY CIRCUMSTANCES, CUT OR REMOVE THE EARTHING

CONNECTION FROM THE POWER CORD.

Aft er ever ywa sh, t urn off t hew ater supp lyto the

applia nce and leave th e doo rs lightl yop en soth at

m oisturea nd odou rs a reno tt rapped in side.

Befo re cleani ng or p erforming ma inten ance, always

remove the plug from the socket.

Tocleanthe exteriorandrubberparts ofthedishwasher,

donotusesolventsor abrasivecleaningproducts.

O nly use a cloth w ith w arm so apy wat e r.

To re m ov e s pots o r st ains f rom the sur face of t h e

interi or, usea clothdampe ned wit hwatera na little

v inega r, o r a c lean ing pro duct mad es p eci fically fo r

dishwashers.

After EveryWash

Remove the Plug

No SolventsorAbrasive Cleaning

Mov ing t heAppl ianc e

Seals

Whennot inUse foraLongTime

for pers onal safety:

DO NOT USE AN EXTENSION CORD OR AN ADAPTER PLUG WITH THIS APPLIANCE.

DO NOT, UNDER A NY C I RCUMSTANCES, CUT OR REMOVE THE

FROM THE POWER CORD.

EAR THING

CONNECTION

C onne ct th ec old wate rsupply hose t oa thre ad ed 3/4 (inch ) conne ctor and make su re

t hati tisf astened tig ht ly in place.

I fthe wat erpipe sare new o rhave n ot been use dfor an e xtended period of t ime , let the

w ate rrun to make sure that the water is clea r. This pre cautioni s need ed to avoi d th e

r isk of the w ater in letto be bl ocked an dd amage thea ppliance.

Th ew aters upply t o the applianc ec ana lsob econnec ted to th eho use hold hot water

line (su ch a s, c entral sy stem ,he atin gsy stem ),as lon gas it does not e xce eda

temper ature of 60 C . In this case ,th ewa sh c yc le time w ill be s hortene db y abo ut 15

minutesandthewash efficiency slightlyreduced.

Th eco nnection mu stbe ma de to the hot water l ine f ollowi ng the s ame procedu res as

describedi nthe section for thec onnection tothe coldwater line.

Insert the dra inho se i nto a dra inpi pe w itha minimu mdi ameter o f 4cm ,o r let it run into the sink , making sur eto

avoid bendingor crimping. Use thespecialplasticsupportthat comes withtheappliance. The freeend ofthehose

must bea t a heig htbe tween 40 and 100 cm and must not be imme rsed inw ater.

WARNING!

Improper connection of the equipment earthing conductor can result in the risk of an electric shock.

Check with a qualified electrician or service representative if you are in doubt whether the

appliance is properly earthed.

Do not modify the plug provided with the appliance. If the plug does not fit properly to the outlet,

please have a qualified electrician to install a proper outlet.

In or der to avoidth at thereismore water staying in the inlet hose, please c lose

theh ydrantafter using.(Not applicable toapplianceswithout aqua-stop.)

WARNING!

Wa t e r O ut l et

Connect the wate rd rain hose. Th edr ain h ose mu stbe correct lyf itte dt o av oidwate r lea ks.

Ensur e that th ewate rinl etho seis not kinked or s quashed.

Water Connection

Thefollowingthingsshouldbe checkedbeforestarting the dishwasher.

Syphon Connection

Th ewast e conne ction must b e at a he ight of be twe en5 0 cm (min imum) and 1 00 cm (max imum )

from the botto mo f th e dis h.T he water drainho sesh ou ldb e f ixed b yah ose c lip.

StartofDishwasher

The con tentof this manual is very helpful to the users.

Afterinstallation, pl ease make sure to keep this manual.

ExtensionHose

Ifyo uneed a dra inh ose extensi on, m ake sure to use a sim ilar dra inhose .

Itm ust be no lon ger than 4 metr es;othe rwise the cleani ng effe ct of t he dishwas he r coul d be re duced.

Thedishwasher is level andfixedproperly

T he inl et va lve i s o pen

There isa leakage at theconnections ofthe conducts

The wires are tightlyconnected

The poweris switched on

The i nlet an d drai n hoses are k notte d

Allpackingmaterials and printings shouldbe taken out fromthedishwasher

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