Viking FDWU724 User manual

VDWU724

FDWU724

7 SERIES

Use & Care

MANUAL

To prevent accidents, which could cause serious injury or death, as well as machine damage read these instructions

before installation and / or use.

Please read ths user manual and partcularly the safety nstructons completely and carefully. They wll save you tme and effort and help to

ensure optmum dshwasher performance.

Contents

1. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ____________________________________________________________________________ 3

2. RECYCLING __________________________________________________________________________________________________ 4

3. GETTING TO KNOW YOUR DISHWASHER _________________________________________________________________________ 4

4. LOADING THE DISHWASHER ___________________________________________________________________________________ 5

4.1 UPPER RACK _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 6

4.2 LOWER RACK _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 7

4.3 PROPER AND IMPROPER LOADING OF YOUR DISHWASHER ______________________________________________________ 9

5. WHAT SHOULD NOT BE WASHED IN YOUR DISHWASHER ___________________________________________________________ 9

6. OPERATING THE PRODUCT ____________________________________________________________________________________ 10

PROGRAM SELECTION / PROGRAM CANCEL KEY ___________________________________________________________________ 11

6.1 FUNCTION KEYS __________________________________________________________________________________________ 11

6.2 PREPARING THE MACHINE __________________________________________________________________________________ 11

6.3 PROGRAM SELECTION _____________________________________________________________________________________ 11

6.4 AUXILIARY FUNCTIONS ____________________________________________________________________________________ 11

6.5 SCHEDULING THE WASHING TIME ___________________________________________________________________________ 14

6.6 STARTING THE PROGRAM __________________________________________________________________________________ 14

6.7 CANCELLING THE PROGRAM _______________________________________________________________________________ 14

6.8 RINSE AID INDICATOR   _________________________________________________________________________________ 14

6.9 END OF PROGRAM ________________________________________________________________________________________ 15

6.10 WATER CUTOFF WARNING _________________________________________________________________________________ 15

6.11 OVERFLOWING WARNING __________________________________________________________________________________ 15

7. DETERGENT _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 15

7.1 ADDING DETERGENT ______________________________________________________________________________________ 15

7.2 TABLET DETERGENTS ______________________________________________________________________________________ 16

7.3 RINSE AID _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 16

8. CARE AND MAINTENANCE_____________________________________________________________________________________ 17

8.1 CARING FOR YOUR DISHWASHER EXTERIOR ___________________________________________________________________ 17

8.2 CARING FOR YOUR DISHWASHER INTERIOR ___________________________________________________________________ 17

8.3 CLEANING THE FILTERS ____________________________________________________________________________________ 17

8.4 CLEANING THE WASH ARMS ________________________________________________________________________________ 18

9. TROUBLESHOOTING __________________________________________________________________________________________ 19

10. TECHNICAL FEATURES ________________________________________________________________________________________ 21

11. WARRANTY _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 22

Be sure to observe all lsted warnngs and cautons. Look partcularly

for the cons wth exclamaton marks nsde. The nformaton con

wll also provde mportant references.

AWARNING:

Indcates a potentally hazardous stuaton

whch, f not avoded, could result n death or serous

njury.

ACAUTION:

Indcates a potentally hazardous stuaton

whch, f not avoded, may result n njury. It may also be

used to alert aganst unsafe practces.

CNOTICE:

Indcates a potentally hazardous stuaton

whch, f not avoded, may result n damage to the

dshwasher, the table-ware, the equpment or the

envronment.

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1. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

AWARNING:

When usng the dshwasher, follow basc

precautons, ncludng the followng:

Read all nstructons before usng the dshwasher! Save

these operatng nstructons and pass them on to any

future user.

“Ths devce comples wth Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

Operaton s subject to the followng two condtons:

(1) ths devce may not cause harmful nterference, and

(2) ths devce must accept any nterference receved,

ncludng nterference that may cause undesred

operaton.”

“No changes shall be made to the equpment wthout

the manufacturer’s permsson as ths may vod the

user’s authorty to operate the equpment”

• Use the dshwasher only for ts ntended purpose as descrbed

n ths user manual. Ths applance s ntended for normal

household use only.

•

The manufacturer disclaims responsibility for damage or

injury caused by improper use of this appliance.

•The nformaton n ths user manual must be followed to

mnmze the rsk of fre or exploson and to prevent property

damage, personal njury or loss of lfe.

•Do not operate your dshwasher unless all the enclosure panels

are properly n place.

•Do not tamper wth the controls.

•Do not abuse, st on, stand n or on the door or dsh rack of the

dshwasher.

•The cup racks are desgned to support cups, glasses and ktchen

utensls. When the cup racks are n the dshwasher do not lean

on or use the cup racks to support your body weght.

•To reduce the rsk of njury, do not allow chldren to play n, on or

near the dshwasher.

•Use only detergents or rnse ads recommended for use n a

household dshwasher and keep them n a dry place out of the

reach of chldren. Check that the detergent dspenser s empty

after the completon of each wash program.

•Dshwasher detergents contan chemcals that can cause

sckeness and may be f they are nhaled or swallowed. Also,

be careful when openng the door due to hot steam that s

producded durng operaton. Consult a doctor mmedately f

detergent has been swallowed or nhaled.

•f the hot water has not been used n several weeks, we

recommend runnng the hot water taps to remove any bult up

hydrogen gases.

•Do not store or use flammable lquds or vapors n the area of the

dshwasher.

•When loadng tems to be washed, poston sharp tems so that

they are not lkely to damage the door seal and load sharp

knves wth the handles up to reduce the rsk of cut-type njures.

•Do not wash plastc tems unless they are marked “dshwasher

safe” or the equvalent. For plastc tems not so marked, check

the manufacturer’s recommendatons.

•If a malfuncton occurs, swtch off the applance and turn off the

water supply to the dshwasher.

•Please do not attempt to carry the dshwasher by yourself n

order to avod potental njures. Two or more people are needed

to move a dshwasher.

•Before cleanng or carryng out mantenance, swtch off the

applance, dsconnect the power plug and turn off the water

supply.

•Repars and techncal modfcatons must be carred out

exclusvely by a Authorzed techncan.

•If the dshwasher s not n use for an extended perod of tme

(.e. vacaton home), we recommend remove all tems from the

dshwasher, leave the door cracked open to allow ar to crculate

and turn off both the power and water supply to the dshwasher.

•Ths applance comes wth a three prong NEMA 5-15P 15A power

cord. It must be connected to a Grounded and Polarzed wall

receptacle that has been nstalled and tested by an lcensed

electrcan and that t has been nstalled based on all Local, State

and Federal Electrcal codes.

AWARNING:

Improper connecton of the equpment-

groundng conductor can result n a rsk of electrc

shock. Check wth a qualfed electrcan or servce

representatve f you are n doubt whether the applance

s properly grounded. Do not modfy the plug provded

wth the applance, f t wll not ft the outlet, have a

proper outlet nstalled by a qualfed electrcan.

•Ths applance produces ozone wthn the washng

compartment durng normal operaton. Long-term exposure

to ozone or exposure at elevated levels may result n

respratory problems, especally for the nfrmed, elderly and

chldren.

•Chldren should not operate ths machne wthout adult

supervson.

•Be Careful to not leave the door fully open when not beng

loaded or unloaded to prevent someone from trppng on the

unt.

AWARNING:

Lamp should only be replaced by the

Authorzed Servce Agent n case of falures that may

occur on the lamp.

AWARNING:

Ths product can expose you to chemcals

ncludng Nckel (Metallc) whch s known to the State

of Calforna to cause cancer.

For more nformaton go to www.P65Warnngs.ca.gov

Note: Nckel s a component n all stanless steel and

some other metal components.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

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•Servce should be performed by a qualfed nstaller. Work by

unqualfed persons could be dangerous and may vod the

warranty.

•Do not operate the applance f damaged, malfunctonng,

partally dsassembled or f t has mssng or broken parts.

•Before nstallaton or servce, dsconnect the power supply to the

work area by unpluggng the unt, “trppng” the crcut breaker

or removng the fuse.

•For safety reasons, dshwasher must be secured to adjacent

cabnetry usng the brackets provded. Falure to do ths may

cause damage to property or bodly njury.

•Do not use any extenson cord or portable outlet devce to

connect the dshwasher to a power supply.

2. RECYCLING

•Remove the door to the washng compartment when removng

an old dshwasher from servce or dscardng t. Ensure that the

applance presents no danger to chldren whle beng stored for

dsposal.

•Remove the door lock or door of the washng compartment

before dsposng of dshwasher so that chldren or small anmals

can not trapped nsde.

•Old applances may contan materals that can be recycled.

Please contact your local recyclng authorty about the

possblty of recyclng these materals.

•Please check the water supply lne perodcally. It s susceptble

to breakage. It becomes less flexble as tme goes by.Replace

t mmedately when t s torn, cut, swollen or there s water

leakage.

•Please keep the dshwasher package out of the reach of chldren

after unpackng t.

AWARNING:

Danger of suffocaton! Ensure that

any plastc wrappngs, bags, small peces etc. are

dsposed of safely and kept out of the reach of

chldren.

3. GETTING TO KNOW YOUR DISHWASHER

1. Upper basket

2. Upper wash arm

3. Lower wash arm

4. Cutlery basket

5. Door

6. Model and Seral Tag

7. Control panel

8. Detergent and rnse ad dspenser

9. Lower basket

10. Flters

11. Upper basket ral

12. Upper cutlery basket

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4. LOADING THE DISHWASHER

1. Pull the handle to open the door. If the door s opened durng

operaton, the dshwasher wll stop runnng. Once the door s

closed the program wll contnue.

2. Remove coarse food leftovers from tableware.

3. Now you can load the dshwasher.

12 place setting loading pattern for daily, regular or typical

use

Upper rack

Lower rack

Upper cutlery basket

1: Salad Fork

2: Teaspoon

3: Dnner fork

4: Knfe

5: Servng spoon

6: Servng fork

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2 42 3

3 4 4

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Cutlery basket

ACAUTION:

Large knves and other utensls wth sharp

tps and edges must be placed horzontally nto the upper

rack due to rsk of njury. Other smaller knves and sharp

utensls should be placed wth sharp sde down n the

cutlery basket.

ACAUTION:

Use extreme cauton when removng knves

and other sharp utensls from the dshwasher. These tems

may have shfted poston durng the wash program, and

may be wet or slppery.

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Additional loading pattern for 10 place

setting

Upper rack

Lower rack

Upper cutlery basket

Upper rack without upper cutlery

basket

Lower rack without upper cutlery basket

ACAUTION:

Hot steam can escape! Danger of serous

burns or other njury.

•Place all contaners such as cups, glasses and pots nto the

dshwasher wth the openng facng downwards (so that no

water can collect).

•Small and lght tems can go nto the upper rack.

•Long and narrow tems are placed n the mddle of the racks.

•Place all large and very drty tems n the lower rack.

•Load dshes accordngly and be careful when loadng glasses

so they do not ht each other durng the wash cycle. Also, make

sure that both wash arms are not n contact wth any dshware.

•Do not overload your dshwasher and pay attenton to

manufacturer nstructons regardng dshes whch are

approprate for use n for a dshwasher. Only wth sutable dshes

(mentoned n secton 5) wll you obtan optmal washng results

wth a sensble use of energy.

4.1 UPPER RACK

Load the upper rack wth dessert plates, cups, glasses etc.

ADJUSTABLE SHELVES

Dependng on the sze of the glasses and cups, the shelf heght

settng may be adjusted.

1. Fold the shelf upwards

2. Postonng at the desred heght

3. Fold the shelf agan downwards

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COLLAPSIBLE UPPER BASKET WIRES

You can use collapsble wres when you need a larger space for your

dshes n the upper basket of your machne.

To brng the collapsble wres nto horzontal poston, grab the wre

from the mddle poston and push them n the drecton of arrow n

the fgure. Place your larger dshes nto the area created. To brng the

wres back to vertcal poston, just lft them up.

Brngng the wres to the horzontal poston by holdng

them from the tps may cause them to bend. Therefore,

hold the wres from ther stems whle brngng them to

the horzontal or vertcal postons.

ADJUSTING THE HEIGHT OF THE UPPER BASKET

The upper basket heght adjustment mechansm has been desgned

for you to create large spaces n the lower or upper sectons of your

machne dependng on your needs by adjustng the heght n the

upper or lower drecton whle your basket s empty or loaded.

Thanks to ths mechansm, you can use your basket n three dfferent

postons, namely lower, mddle and upper postons (1, 2, 3).

1. To rase your basket, hold the upper basket wres wth both hands

whle the basket s n the lowermost poston and pull them up

(A).

2. You wll hear a "Clck" from the rght and left mechansms,

ndcatng that the basket has reached the next level. Release the

basket.

Repeat the process f the heght s not suffcent.

To lower the basket, whle t s n the uppermost poston;

1. Hold the upper basket wres wth both hands, slghtly lft up the

basket and smultaneously push and release the latches shown

n the fgure (B).

2. Lower the basket from ts current poston to the lower one.

3. Release the basket after t has reached one level down.

Repeat the process f the heght s not suffcent.

The movement mechansm may not functon properly

f the upper basket s overloaded or f the weght

dstrbuton s not balanced. In heaver condtons, there

s the rsk of fallng one level down.

Make sure that the adjustment mechansm has the

same postons on the rght and left sdes of the upper

basket.

4.2 LOWER RACK

COLLAPSIBLE LOWER BASKET TINES

There are foldable tnes (A) located at the lower basket of the

machne are desgned for an easer placement of large peces such

as pans, bowls, etc. You can create larger spaces by foldng each tnes

ndvdually or all of them at once.

To brng the collapsble tnes nto horzontal poston, grab the tnes

from md poston and push them n the drectons of arrows (B). To

brng the tnes back to vertcal poston, just lft them up. Collapsble

tnes wll clck nto the latch agan (C).

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SILVERWARE BASKET

Slverware basket s desgned to wash your dshes such as knfe, fork,

spoon, etc. n a cleaner manner.

Snce the cutlery basket can be moved (A, B), you can create a wder

space whle placng your dshes to the lower basket and free up space

for your dshes n dfferent szes.

CNOTICE:

When fnshed, test to ensure that the spray arm

can stll move freely.

LOWER BASKET GLASS HOLDER

Lower Basket Glass Holder found n the lower basket of your machne

enables a safe washng for your overszed and tall glasses.

LOWER BASKET MULTIPURPOSE / HEIGHT

ADJUSTABLE SERVICE RACK

Ths accessory located at the lower basket of your machne allows

you to easly wash peces such as extra glasses, long ladles and bread

knves.

You may use the racks as requred by movng them to

lower or upper poston, or close them to create a wder

space n your lower basket.

Make sure that the mpeller does not touch the dshes

you placed on the racks.

CEILING CUTLERY BASKET

Celng cutlery basket s desgned to wash your cutlery tems such

as forks, spoons and etc. by placng them between the bars on the

basket.

TRAY WASH SUPPORTS

Use the supports to wash trays in the bottom basket.

See the Auxiliary functions section for appropriate program and

function selection.

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4.3 PROPER AND IMPROPER LOADING OF

DISHWARE

•Place all contaners such as cups, glasses and pots nto the

dshwasher wth the openng facng downwards (so that no water

can collect).

•The movement of the spray arms must not be hndered.

•Do not overload your dshwasher.

•Only wth sutable dshes (mentoned n secton 5) wll you obtan

optmal washng results wth a sensble use of energy.

incorrect

5. WHAT SHOULD NOT BE WASHED IN

YOUR DISHWASHER

•Rust-senstve steel parts lke ron and cast ron that can rust and

stan other utensls and damage the nteror stanless steel lner

of the dshwasher and vod the warranty. Do not wash copper,

brass, pewter, bronze or tn.

•Cutlery wth wooden or horn handles and cutlery wth mother-

of-pearl or porcelan handles wll deterorate over tme f put n

the dshwasher.

•Plastcs may lose ther shape or color wth hot water, please

follow the nstructons of plastc manufacturers. Be sure that

plastc tems are marked “dshwasher safe”.

•Glued dshes or cutlery are not sutable for machne washng

snce certan adhesves may get soft or dssolve wth hot water.

•Alumnum may fade over tme. Mnerals n water and detergent

may cause the alumnum to darken or spot.

•Sterlng slver artcles should not be washed n the dshwasher

because they tend to dscolor and become dull by dshwasher

detergent.

•Slverware and stanless steel tems should not be n contact

wth each other. Mxng these tems can cause stanng. Remove

and hand dry these tems mmedately when the program ends.

•Decorated glasses, porcelan, fne chna and chna wth gold rms

are senstve to machne washng. They may lose ther patterns

and colors over tme.

•Crystal and very fne glassware may become opaque (etch)

losng ther shne over tme. You may prefer to wash them by

hand.

•Do not wash sponges or dsh cloths n dshwasher.

•Do not wash art and craft artcles n dshwasher.

•Dsposable plastcs and dsposable alumnum cannot wthstand

hgh temperatures; do not wash them n the dshwasher.

ACAUTION:

If n doubt, wash by hand or follow the

nstructons from the manufacturer of utensls, dshes,

glasses or pots and pans.

Do not wash tems soled wth cgarette ash, candle wax,

varnsh, pants or chemcals snce they can damage your

dshwasher.

CNOTICE:

We recommend when buyng new dshware,

try to choose ones that are sutable for machne washng

(marked as dshwasher safe).

CARING FOR YOUR TABLE-WARE

The combnaton of hgh temperatures and dshwasher detergent may

cause damage to some tems f they are washed n the dshwasher.

Remember, f there s any doubt about any aspect concernng tems

to be washed n the dshwasher, follow the nstructons from the

manufacturer of the tems, or wash the tems by hand.

incorrect

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7. Functon Selecton Keys

8. Program Selecton Keys

9 10

11 12 13

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9. Auto Door Open Indcator

10. IonGuard Functon Indcator

11. Delay Tme / Program Tme Indcator

12. Delayed Start Indcator

13. End of Program Indcator

14. Rnse Ad Indcator

15. Water Cut-off Indcator

16. Tablet Detergent Indcator

1 2

3 4 5 6

1. On / Off Key

2. Menu Key

3. Tme Delay Selecton

/ Menu Drecton Selecton Keys

4. Selecton / Confrmaton Key

5. Dsplay

6. Start / Pause / Cancel Key

6. OPERATING THE PRODUCT

Express Functon

HghGloss Functon

Santze Functon

Half Load Functon

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On/Off Key

When you press the On/Off key, the ndcator lghts llumnate on the

dsplay for ON poston. The lghts turn off n OFF poston.

PROGRAM SELECTION / PROGRAM CANCEL KEY

Select the desred program usng the “program selecton keys” and

press the button.

To cancel the runnng program, open the door of the machne and

press and hold the Program Start/Pause/Cancel key for 3 seconds.

After the 3 - 2 - 1 countdown, 0:01 s dsplayed, close the door of

the product and wat for the dranng process complete. Dranng s

completed n 2 mnutes and the machne gves an audble warnng

when t s completed.

6.1 FUNCTION KEYS

If you press any of the Functon keys durng program selecton or tme

delay selecton, an affrmatve key sgnal wll be heard provded that

the relevant functon s supported by the selected program. Functon

wll be deemed selected when the ndcator of the selected functon

s lt.

To cancel the selected functon, keep the functon key pressed untl

the functon ndcator dsappears.

6.2 PREPARING THE MACHINE

1. Open the door of the dshwasher.

2. Place the dshes n accordance wth the nstructons n the user

manual.

3. Make sure that the upper and lower mpellers rotate freely.

4. Put adequate amount of detergent nto the detergent dspenser.

6.3 PROGRAM SELECTION

1. Press the On/Off button to turn on your machne.

2. Check the Rnse Ad ndcator and add rnse ad f needed.

3. Refer to the table of "Program data and average consumpton

values" to determne a washng program sutable for your dshes.

4. Selected program wll start when you close the door of your

machne.

The Energy Gude label and all offcal certfcatons

are based on ‘Normal’ sol-sensng cycle as follows:

If avalable on the unt, the automatc detergent

detecton feature should be deactvated. Dshes should

be loaded wth the upper rack on ts 2nd poston and

f avalable thrd basket should be removed. Tests

should be done wthout any rnse ad n the rnse ad

dspenser. Dependng on the amount of water taken n

precondtonng cycle, calculated amount of detergent

accordng to the defntons n the test procedure should

be nserted nto the detergent dspenser, wthout

detergent n prewash. For optmal performance wth

mnmum energy consumpton, t s recommended to

dsable all other auxlary optons.

6.4 AUXILIARY FUNCTIONS

Washng programs of your dshwasher are desgned to obtan the best

cleanng effect, consderng the type of the solng, solng degree and

propertes of the dshes to be washed.

Auxlary functons allow you save from tme, water and power.

Auxlary functons may cause changes n the program

duraton.

Auxlary functons are not sutable for all washng

programs. Indcator of the auxlary functon that s not

compatble wth the program wll not be actve.

Express Function

It shortens the tme of the washng cycle selected and decreases

water consumpton by enablng washng under hgher pressure.

HighGloss Function

It provdes superor dryng performance by ncreasng rnsng

temperature and dryng tme.

Half Load function

It s used to operate the machne wthout loadng t completely.

1. Load your dshes n the machne as you lke. You can use both

upper and lower racks.

2. Turn the machne on wth On/Off key.

3. Select the desred program and press the Half Load key. The Half

Load ndcator wll lght on the dsplay n the Functon Selected

ndcator.

4. Close the door of the machne to start the program.

Santzed ndcator

Sanitize Function

Santze functon rases the water temperature n the fnal rnse to

meet the requrements of NSF/ANSI STANDARD 184 for Resdental

Dshwashers. Certfed resdental dshwashers are not ntended for

lcensed food establshments.

At the end of a succesfull santzaton “ SAN“ s

dsplayed on the dsplay. “ SAN” s not dsplayed on the

dsplay f the cycle s nterrupted or the water could not

be heated to the requred temperature.

Avalable programs are ndcated on Program Table

chart.

Note: Only santzng cycles have been desgned to

meet the requrements of NSF/ANSI Standard 184 for

sol removal and santzaton effcacy.

There s no ntenton, ether drectly or ndrectly, that

all cycles have passed santzaton performance tests.

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Auto Combi Clean Pots & Pans+ Regular Wash * GlassCare Hour Wash Quick Wash Rinse & Hold

Determines the soiling

degree of the dishes

and sets the

temperature and

amount of the washing

water as well as the

washing time

automatically. Suitable

for all types of dishes.

It is the most suitable

washing program

for mixed types of

dishes including plastic

items. While delicate

glass items are washed

in the upper basket,

pans and trays can be

washed in the lower

basket.

Suitable for very

heavily soiled dishes,

pots and pans stayed

dirty for a time. Cleans

at high temperature

with higher pressures.

Suitable for regular,

daily, or typical use to

completely wash and

dry a full load of

normally soiled dishes.

Special program for

gentle cleaning of

delicate glassware.

Suitable for cleaning

lightly and fresly soiled

dishes while saving

time.

Suitable for lightly

soiled dishes that are

scraped or pre-cleaned.

Suitable for removing

the remnants on the

soiled dishes that will

be kept waiting in the

machine for a few

days, and thus, for

preventing the bad

odor buildup.

Medium - High Medium High Medium Few Few - Medium Few -

(°C) 50-55 55 70 50-55 45 49 45 0

(°F) 142-157 131 158 122-131 113 120 113 0

(°C) 61-67 66 75 61-67 65 71 55 0

(°F) 122-131 151 167 142-157 149 160 131 0

ml 25-40 40 40 25-40 25 25-40 15-25 -

tsp 5-88 85-855-83-5-

ml 15-40 40 40 25 15-25 25 15 -

tsp 3-88853-553-

ml 15-40 25-40 25-40 15-25 15 15-25 15 -

tsp 3-8 5-8 5-8 3-5 3 3-5 3 -

+++++- -

+++++++

++++++-

+-++----

100-152 182 122 100-152 101 58 35 15

90-212 19.2 20.2 90-212 13.6 10.4 11.6 4.2

238-555 5.02 5.34 238-555 3.40 2.70 3.10 1.10

T, E T, E, Y, F T, E, Y, F T, E T, E, Y, F T, E T, E -

Program Data and Average Consumption Values Table

Loading Capacity: 16

Hard

water

Medium

water

Soft

water

Recommended

detergent

amount

Program number

Program name

Wash Temperatures

Selectable functions

Rinse Temperatures

Degree of dirtiness

Sanitize

Water (gallons)

Wash

Main wash

Dry

Duration (minutes)

Water (liters)

The consumption values shown in the table were determined under standard conditions. For this reason, deviations are possible under practical conditions.

* ‘Normal’ is recommended to completely wash and dry a full load of normally soiled dishes. Energy-usage labeling is based on the ‘Normal’ cycle.

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Functions Under the Settings Menu

Under the settngs menu of your product, there are some addtonal

functons that depend on the model.

To access these functons, press and hold the Menu key for 3 seconds.

Use <- and +> to proceed to the desred functon or settng.

Use the selecton key to change the desred functon or settng and

press the Menu key to ext the Settngs menu.

In some models pressng the Menu key only for once wll

allow you to enter the Settngs menu.

Submenu Functions:

OpenAr

Door Openng Functon Off/On

Detergent Tablet Functon Off/On

Odor Elmnator

Ionzer Functon Off/On

Interior Lighting

Interor lghtng wll llumnate the nteror when the door s opened.

Changing the interior lighting setting

1. After swtchng on your machne, press the Menu key for 1

second.

2. Press <- and +> to proceed to “L:” on the dsplay. Select the

poston you want wth the Selecton key. Interor lghtng s off n

“L:0” poston and on n “L:1” poston.

3. Press the Menu key to ext the settngs menu. Your settng wll be

saved automatcally.

Changing Warning Sound Volume

1. After swtchng on your machne, press the Menu key for 3

second.

2. Press <- and +> to proceed to “S:” on the dsplay.

3. Each pressng on the Selecton key wll change the warnng

sound volume as “S:0” off, “S:1” medum and “S:2” hgh.

4. Press the Menu key to ext the settngs menu. Your settng wll be

saved automatcally.

Tablet detergent function

Allows to obtan a better dryng performance from the mult-purpose

detergents called as all n one detergents such as 2n1, 3n1, 4n1, 5n1

and etc., dependng on the hardness level of the tap water.

If you have used the Tablet features durng the last

washng program you used, Tablet functon wll reman

actve n the next washng program you wll select. If you

do not want to use these functons n the new program

you have selected, press the Tablet Detergent key untl

the ndcator of the relevant functon turns off.

Tablet Detergent functon may cause change n the

program duraton.

Floor illumination

Illuminates to show program is still running.

Your machne reflects a lght to the floor durng the washng process.

Ths lght turns off after the washng process s complete.

Floor illumination cannot be cancelled by the user.

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6.5 SCHEDULING THE WASHING TIME

Time Delay

If an economcal electrcty tarff s appled n your regon, you can

use the Tme Delay functon to wash your dshes durng approprate

hours.

You can delay the start of the selected program untl 24 hours.

1. Press the Tme Delay functon key after selectng the washng

program and other auxlary functons.

2. Once you press the Tme Delay key, Dsplay Informaton Lne wll

show "0:30" and Tme Delay ndcator wll start flashng.

3. Set the desred tme by pressng the Tme Delay key. Tme wll

ncrease wth ncrements of 30 mnutes up to 6 hours and after

that n 1 hour ncrements up to 24 hours every tme you press the

key.

4. Close the door of your machne after settng the Delayed Start.

Once the delay tme s over, the selected program wll start

automatcally.

Changing the settings while Time Delay function is active

Whle the Tme Delay functon s actvated, you cannot make changes

n the washng program, auxlary functons or the duraton of delay

tme.

Program and auxlary functons cannot be set/changed

after the program has started.

To cancel the Time Delay function

Open the door of the product Press and hold the Program Selecton /

Program Cancel keys for 3 seconds. After the 3 - 2 - 1 countdown, 0:01

s dsplayed, close the door of the product and wat for the dranng

process complete. Dranng s completed n 2 mnutes and the

machne gves an audble warnng when t s completed.

You can select and start a

new program followng the

cancellaton of Tme Delay

functon.

Tme Delay functon cannot be set

after the program starts.

6.6 STARTING THE PROGRAM

Close the door of your machne to start t after selectng the program

and auxlary functons.

Pay attenton not to open the door of the machne when

t s runnng. Use cauton when openng the door as

steam may have bult-up and wll escape.

The machne wll be swtched off f no button s pressed

wthn 5 seconds after openng the door whle the

machne s runnng.

After the door has been opened, f any button s pressed

wthn 5 seconds and the door s closed, the selected

program resumes; otherwse, the machne wll be

swtched off.

Open the door after the machne has been swtched off,

press On/Off button and close the door wthn 5 seconds.

The program wll resume washng.

6.7 CANCELLING THE PROGRAM

Open the door of the product press and hold the Program Selecton /

Program Cancel keys for 3 seconds. After the 3 - 2 - 1 countdown, 0:01

s dsplayed, close the door of the product and wat for the dranng

process complete. Dranng s completed n 2 mnutes and the

machne gves an audble warnng when t s completed.

There mght be detergent or rnse ad resdue n the

machne and/or on the peces beng washed dependng

on the step the program you have cancelled was n.

6.8 RINSE AID INDICATOR  

Please check the rnse ad ndcator on the dsplay to see whether

there s adequate amount of rnse ad n the dshwasher or not. You

need to refll the rnse ad reservor wth rnse ad whenever rnse ad

ndcator appears on the dsplay of your machne.

Adjusting the amount of rinse aid

1. After swtchng on your machne, press the Menu key for 3

second.

In some models pressng the Menu key once wll allow

you to enter the Settngs menu.

2. Usng <- and +> keys, proceed to “P:” on the dsplay.

3. Set to the approprate level wth the Selecton key.

4. Press the Menu key to ext the settngs menu. Your settng wll be

saved automatcally.

No rnse ad dspensed n P:0 wash poston.

1 dose of rnse ad s dspensed n P:1 poston.

2 doses of rnse ad are dspensed n P:2 poston.

3 doses of rnse ad are dspensed n P:3 poston.

4 doses of rnse ad are dspensed n P:4 poston.

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6.9 END OF PROGRAM

When the program you have selected comes to an end,

an audble warnng sgnal wll warn you to turn off your

machne. Ths audble sgnal wll warn you wth certan

ntervals before t turns off.

End of Program ndcator wll lght up when the washng program s

over.

For energy savng, the machne s automatcally turned

off followng the completon of the program or f the

program s not started.

Leave your dshes n the machne for about 15 mnutes to

allow them cool down after they are washed. Your dshes

wll dry n a shorter tme f you leave the door of your

machne ajar durng ths perod. Ths process wll ncrease

the dryng effectveness of your machne.

6.10 WATER CUTOFF WARNING

If mans water s cut or water nlet tap s turned off the machne

cannot take water n and E:02 con wll flash on the program ndcator.

As long as the problem contnues, washng program s paused and

the water nlet s checked regularly by the machne; when the water

s restored E:02 con wll dsappear after a whle and the washng

program resumes.

6.11 OVERFLOWING WARNING

If the machne ntakes too much water or there s leakage at any of the

components then the machne wll detect ths and E:01 con wll flash

on the Program ndcator. As long as the overflowng contnues safety

algorthm wll be actve and try to dscharge the water. If overflowng

stops and safety s assured, E:01 con wll dsappear. If E:01 does not

dsappear, there s a permanent fault. In ths case the authorsed

servce should be contacted.

7. DETERGENT

You can use powder, lqud/gel or tablet detergents n the machne.

Only use in the machine the detergents produced

particularly for use with dishwashers. We

recommend you do not use detergents that contain

chlorine and phosphate as they are harmful for the

environment.

7.1 ADDING DETERGENT

Pay attenton to the warnngs on the detergent

packagng to get better washng and dryng results.

Contact the manufacturer of the detergent for further

questons.

Do not put solvents nto the detergent dspenser. There

s the rsk of exploson!

Put the detergent nto the detergent dspenser just before operatng

the machne as llustrated below.

1. Push the latch to rght to open the detergent dspenser ld (A).

2. Put suggested amount of powder, lqud/gel or tablet detergent

n the reservor.

For suggested amount of detergent; dependng on the

hardness level of the tap water and the program selected

look at Program Table.

Insde the detergent dspenser there are level markngs

that help you use approprate amount of powder

detergent. When brmful, detergent dspenser wll

contan 1.5 Ounces (45 cm³) of detergent. Fll detergent

up to .5 Ounces (15 cm³) or .85 ounces (25 cm³) level

marks n the detergent dspenser accordng to fullness

of the machne and/or solng degree of the dshes. One

tablet s enough f you are usng detergent tablets.

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3. Push the ld of the detergent dspenser to close t. A "clck" wll be

heard when the ld s closed.

Use powder or lqud/gel detergent n short programs

wthout prewash snce the solublty of the tablet

detergent changes dependng on the temperature and

tme.

7.2 TABLET DETERGENTS

In addton to the conventonal tablet detergents, there are also

commercally avalable detergent tablets that show water softenng

salt and/or rnse ad effect. Some types of these detergents contan

specal-purpose components such as glass and stanless steel

protectors. These tablets show ther effects up to a certan water

hardness level (59 gpg). Water softenng salt and rnse ad must also

be used together wth the detergent f the water hardness level s

above the mentoned level.

The best washng performance n dshwashers s

obtaned by usng detergent, rnse ad and water

softenng salt ndvdually.

Observe the nstructons of the detergent manufacturer

on the package when usng tablet detergents.

Contact the detergent manufacturer f your dshes are

wet and/or f you notce lmescale spots partcularly on

your glasses after the washng program s over when

usng a tablet detergent.

When you switch to powder detergent from tablet

detergent:

1. Make sure rnse ad reservor s full.

2. Make the approprate rnse ad settngs.

7.3 RINSE AID

The rnse ad used n dshwashers s a specal

combnaton that ams to ncrease dryng effcency

and prevent water or lme stans on the washed tems.

For ths reason, care must be pad to have rnse ad n

the rnse ad reservor and to use rnse ads produced

specally for dshwashers only.

1. Open the ld of the rnse ad reservor wth the help of the latch.

2. Fll the reservor untl “MAX” level.

3. Slghtly press the pont (B) of the reservor ld to close t.

4. If there are stans on tableware tems after washng, level must be

ncreased and f there s a blue trace after wpng them by hand, t

must be decreased. Ths s set to poston 3 as factory default.

The rnse ad adjustment s descrbed under "Adjustng

the amount of rnse ad" n the secton for operatng

the machne.

Wpe clean any splled rnse ad outsde the reservor.

Rnse ad that splled accdentally wll cause foamng

and t wll eventually decrease washng performance.

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8. CARE AND MAINTENANCE

AWARNING:

Before cleanng or carryng out mantenance,

swtch off the applance, dsconnect the man plug and

turn off the water tap.

AWARNING:

Do not repar or replace any part of the

dshwasher or attempt any servcng unless specfcally

recommended by ths manual. We recommend that the

dshwasher only be repared by an authorzed servce

agent.

ACAUTION :

To avod the possblty of slppng, keep the

floor around the dshwasher clean and dry.

Keep your applance free from the accumulaton of

combustble materals, such as lnt, rags, and chemcals.

If the dshwasher s not n use for an extended perod

of tme, we recommend you check that the baskets are

empty, leave the nsde of the dshwasher clean, the

door cracked open to allow ar to crculate, turn off both

the power and water supply to the dshwasher.

8.1 CARING FOR YOUR DISHWASHER EXTERIOR

ACAUTION :

Possble dshwasher damage: Abrasve

cleaners, scourng pads, abrasve cloths (paper towels)

can damage the dshwasher decoratve door.

Cleaning the control panel:

Use only soft cloth that s lghtly

dampened wth mld detergent. Clean the control panel only wth a

most cloth and clear water.

Cleaning the colored doors:

Use only soft cloth that s lghtly

dampened wth mld detergent.

Cleaning the stainless steel doors:

Use a soft cloth wth a

cleaner made for cleanng stanless steel. For the best results, apply

the stanless steel cleaner to a soft cloth and wpe the surface n the

drecton of the gran.

Cleaning the door gasket:

Regularly clean the door gasket wth a

damp cloth to remove food partcles and other debrs. Use a gentle

household cleaner for the outsde and the door seals, and rnse

thoroughly.

8.2 CARING FOR YOUR DISHWASHER INTERIOR

CNOTICE:

Cleanng your dshwasher at regular ntervals

ensures longer product lfe and reduces the rsk of

recurrng problems. Always dsconnect the power to

machne before cleanng.

ACAUTION :

When cleanng the undersde of the man

flter, care must be taken on the sharp outer edge to

avod the rsk of cut type njures.

8.3 CLEANING THE FILTERS

Clean the flters at least once a week n order for the machne operates

effcently. If there s food resdue on flters, take them out and clean

well under runnng water

1. Turn the mcro flter (1) and coarse flter (2) assembly

counterclockwse and pull t out from ts seatng.

2. Pull out the metal / plastc flter (3) from the seatng.

3. Press the two pawls on the coarse flter nwards and separate the

coarse flter from the assembly.

4. Clean all three flters under tap water by means of a brush.

5. Replace the metal/plastc flter.

6. Place the coarse flter nto the mcroflter. Make sure that t s

properly seated. Turn the coarse flter clockwse untl a “clck”

sound s heard.

Do not use the dshwasher wthout flter.

Incorrect placement of the flters wll reduce washng

effcency.

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8.4 CLEANING THE WASH ARMS

Clean the mpellers at least once a week n order for the machne

operates effcently.

LOWER WASH ARMS

Check f the holes on the lower mpeller (1) are clogged. If they are

clogged, remove and clean the wash arm. You can pull the lower wash

arm up to remove t.

UPPER WASH ARMS

Check f the holes on the upper wash arm (1) are clogged. If they are

clogged, remove and clean. Turn the nut to left to remove the upper

wash arm.

Make sure that the nut s tghtened well when renstallng the upper

wash arm.

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9. TROUBLESHOOTING

Machine does not start.

•Power cable s unplugged. >>> Check f the power cable s plugged n.

•Ccut Breaker s blown. >>> Check the crcut breaker n your house.

•Water s off. >>> Make sure that the water nlet tap s open.

•Door of the machne s open. >>> Make sure that you have closed the door of the machne.

•On / Off button s not pressed. >>> Make sure that you have turned on the machne by pressng the On / Off button.

Dishes are not washed clean

•Dshes are not placed orderly n the machne. >>> Load the dshes as descrbed n the user manual.

•Selected program s unsutable. >>> Select a program wth a hgher temperature and cycle tme.

•Wash arms are stuck. >>> Pror to startng the program, turn the lower and upper Wash arms by hand to make sure that they rotate freely.

•Wash arms holes are clogged. >>> Lower and upper Wash arms holes mght be clogged wth small food partcles and debrs. Clean the

Wash arms regularly as llustrated n secton “Cleanng and Care”.

•Flters are clogged. >>> Check f the flter system s clean. Clean the flter system regularly as llustrated n secton “Cleanng and Care”.

•Flters are nstalled ncorrectly. >>> Check the flter system and make sure that t s nstalled correctly.

•Baskets are overloaded. >>> Do not overload the baskets n excess of ther capacty.

•Detergent s stored under unsutable condtons. >>> If you are usng powder detergent, do not store the detergent package n humd

places. Keep t n a closed contaner f possble. For ease-of-storng, we recommend you to use tablet detergents.

•Detergent s not suffcent. >>> If you are usng powder detergent, adjust the amount of detergent accordng to the solng degree of your

dshes and/or program defntons. We recommend you to use tablet detergents for optmum results.

•Rnse ad s not suffcent. >>> Check the rnse ad ndcator and add rnse ad f necessary. Increase the rnse ad settng f there s enough

amount of rnse ad n the machne.

•Detergent dspenser ld s left open. >>> Make sure that the detergent dspenser ld s closed tghtly after addng detergent.

Dishes are not dry at the end of cycle

•Dshes are not placed orderly n the machne. >>> Place your dshes n a way that no water wll accumulate n them.

•Rnse ad s not suffcent. >>> Check the rnse ad ndcator and add rnse ad f necessary. Increase the rnse ad settng f there s enough

amount of rnse ad n the machne.

•Machne s unloaded rght after the program s over. >>> Do not unload your machne rght after washng process s completed. Slghtly

open the door and wat for evacuaton of the steam nsde for a whle. Unload the dshes after the peces cool down to a touchable level.

Start unloadng process from the lower basket. Thus, dropping of water remained on a pece at upper basket onto the peces at lower

basket s prevented.

•Selected program s unsutable. >>> Snce rnsng temperature s low at program wth short duraton, dryng performance wll also be low.

Select program wth longer duraton for a hgher dryng performance.

•Surface qualty of the ktchen utensls s deterorated. >>> Desred washng performance can not be obtaned at ktchen utensls wth

deterorated surfaces and t s not sutable to use such utensls n terms of hygene as well. Also, water can not flow easly on deterorated

surfaces. It s not recommended to wash such ktchen utensls n dshwasher.

It s normal that dryng complants can be experenced wth Teflon ktchen utensls. It s assocated wth the structure of Teflon.

Snce the surface tensons of Teflon and water are dfferent, water droplets wll reman as beads on the Teflon surface.

Stains remaining on dishes when cycle has completed.

•Selected program s unsutable. >>> Select a program wth a hgher temperature and cycle tme.

•Surface qualty of the ktchen utensls s deterorated. >>> Tea and coffee stans or other dye spots may not be cleaned n dshwasher

when they have penetrated n deterorated surfaces. Desred washng performance can not be obtaned at ktchen utensls wth

deterorated surfaces and t s not sutable to use such utensls n terms of hygene as well. It s not recommended to wash such ktchen

utensls n dshwasher.

•Detergent s stored under unsutable condtons. >>> If you are usng powder detergent, do not store the detergent package n humd

places. Keep t n a closed contaner f possble. For ease-of-storng, we recommend you to use tablet detergents.

Lime traces remain on dishes and glassware gains a misty appearance

•Rnse ad s not suffcent. >>> Check the rnse ad ndcator and add rnse ad f necessary. Increase the rnse ad settng f there s enough

amount of rnse ad n the machne.

There is a different odor in the machine

A new machne has a pecular odor. It wll fade out after a couple of washng.

•Flters are clogged. >>> Check f the flter system s clean. Clean the flter system regularly as llustrated n secton “Cleanng and Care”.

•Drty dshes are kept n dshwasher for 2-3 days. >>> If you are not gong to start the machne rght after you have put the dshes nto t,

remove the remnants on the dshes and run the Prewash program wthout detergent every 2 days. In such cases, do not close the door of

the machne completely n order to avod odor buld up n machne. You can also use commercally avalable odor removers or machne

cleaners.

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Rust, discoloration or surface deterioration occurs on dishes

•Salty food remnants have remaned on dshes for a long tme. >>> If slverware soled wth such foods wll be kept watng n machne, drt

must be removed by prewash or dshes must be washed wthout beng kept watng.

•Electrc nstallaton s not grounded. >>>Check f your machne s connected to the actual groundng lne. Otherwse, the statc electrc

created n the product causes arcs on the surfaces of metal tems creatng pores, removng the protectve cover on the surface and causng

dscoloraton.

•Intensve cleansers such as bleaches are used. >>> Protectve cover on metal surfaces gets damaged and looses ts effcency n tme when

t gets n contact wth cleansers such as bleach. Do not wash your dshes wth bleach.

•Metal tems partcularly such as knves are used for purposes other then ther ntended uses. >>> Protectve cover on the edges of knves

may get damaged when they are used for purposes such as openng cans. Do not use metal ktchen utensls out of ther ntended uses.

•Slverware are made of low qualty stanless steel. >>> Corroson on such tems s nevtable; they should not be washed n dshwashers.

•Ktchen utensls that are already corroded are washed n dshwasher. >>> Rust on a corroded tem can mgrate to other stanless steel

surfaces and cause corroson on those surfaces as well. Such tems should not be washed n dshwashers.

Detergent remains in detergent dispenser.

•Detergent dspenser was damp when addng detergent. >>> Make sure that the detergent dspenser s dred well pror to fllng t wth

detergent.

•Detergent s added long before the washng process. >>> Pay attenton to add detergent shortly before start-up of the washng.

•Openng of the detergent dspenser ld s prevented durng washng. >>> Place the dshes n a way that wll not prevent the detergent

dspenser ld from openng and the water gong nto the machne from mpellers.

•Detergent s stored under unsutable condtons. >>> If you are usng powder detergent, do not store the detergent package n humd

places. Keep t n a closed contaner f possble. For ease-of-storng, we recommend you to use tablet detergents.

•Wash Arm holes are clogged. >>> Lower and upper Wash Arm holes mght be clogged wth food remnants such as lemon pts. Clean the

Wash Arm regularly as llustrated n secton “Cleanng and Care”.

Decorations and ornaments on kitchen utensils are being erased.

Decorated glasses and decorated luster porcelans are not sutable for washng n the dshwasher. Manufacturers of glassware

and porcelan tableware tems do not recommend washng such ktchen utensls n the dshwasher ether.

Dishes are scratched.

Ktchen utensls that contans or are made of alumnum should not be washed n dshwasher.

•Dshes are not placed orderly n the machne. >>> When placng the glasses and other glassware nto the basket lean them not aganst

other dshes but the edges or racks of the basket or the glass support wre. Strkng of the glasses to each other or to other dshes due to

the mpact of water durng washng can cause breaks, or scratches on ther surfaces.

A smear remains on glasses that resembles milk stain which can not be removed when wiped by hand. A bluish / rainbow

appearance occurs when the glass is pointed to light.

•Excessve rnse ad s used. >>>Lower rnse ad settng. Clean the splled rnse ad when addng rnse ad.

•Corroson has occurred on glass due to soft water. >>> Measure the hardness of the supply water approprately and check the water

hardness settng. Choose programs that wash n hgher temperatures (140-149 degress Fahrenhet). You can also use glass protectve

detergents that are commercally avalable.

Foam forms in the machine.

•Dshes are washed wth hand-wash detergent by hand but not rnsed before placng them nto the machne. >>> Hand-wash detergents

do not contan antfoam. There s no need to hand-wash the dshes before placng them nto the machne. Removng the coarse sol on the

dshes under tap water, wth a sponge or towel.

•Rnse ad has splled nto the machne when addng rnse ad. >>> Take care that rnse ad s not splled n the machne when you are fllng

t. Clean any splled rnse ad wth the help of a tssue paper/towel.

•Ld of the rnse ad reservor s left open. >>> Make sure that the ld of the rnse ad reservor s closed after addng rnse ad.

Kitchen utensils are broken.

•Dshes are not placed orderly n the machne. >>> Load the dshes as descrbed n the user manual.

•Baskets are overloaded. >>> Do not overload the baskets n excess of ther capacty.

Water remains in the dishwasher at the end of the program.

•Flters are clogged. >>> Check f the flter system s clean. Clean the flter system regularly as llustrated n secton “Cleanng and Care”.

•Dscharge hose s clogged/blocked. >>> Check the dscharge hose. If necessary, remove the dscharge hose, clear the blockage and nsert

s as llustrated n the user manual.

If you cannot elmnate the problem although you follow the nstructons n ths

secton, consult your dealer or the Authorzed Servce Agent. Never try to repar a

nonfunctonal product yourself.

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