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Always read the safety&use instructions carefully before using your appliance for the rst time. The user´smanual must be always included. Bitte lesen Sie vor der Inbetriebnahme des Produktes diese Anleitung und
die darin enthaltenen Sicherheitshinweise aufmerksam durch. Die Bedienungsanleitung muss dem Gerät immer beigelegt sein. Před uvedením výrobku do provozu si důkladně pročtěte tento návod abezpečnostní
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DISHWASHER
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
INDAPLO
INSTRUKCIJŲ VADOVAS
GESCHIRRSPÜLER
BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG
MOSOGATÓGÉP
HASZNÁLATI ÚTMUTATÓ
MYČKA NÁDOBÍ
NÁVOD KOBSLUZE
ZMYWARKA
INSTRUKCJA OBSŁUGI
NÕUDEPESUMASIN
KASUTUSJUHEND
UMÝVAČKA RIADU
NÁVOD NA OBSLUHU
PERILICA POSUĐA
UPUTE ZA UPORABU
POMIVALNI STROJ
NAVODILA
TRAUKU MAZGĀJAMĀ MAŠĪNA
ROKASGRĀMATA
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DISHWASHER
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Read carefully and save for future use!
Warning: The safety measures and instructions, contained in this
manual, do not include all conditions and situations possible. The user
must understand that common sense, caution and care are factors that
cannot be integrated into any product. These factors must therefore
be provided by the user(s) using and operating this appliance. We
are not liable for damages caused during shipping, by incorrect use,
voltage uctuation or the modication or adjustment of any part of
the appliance.
Follow the instructions in this manual. Before using for the rst time,
read the entire written instructions carefully and keep them for future
reference.
To protect against the risk of re or electric shock, basic precautions
must be taken while using electrical appliances, including the following:
1. This appliance is intended for use by children over 8 years of age
and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities,
or lack of experience and knowledge, provided they have been
given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance
in a proper and safe manner. Children must not play with this
appliance. Cleaning and maintenance must not be carried out by
children without the supervision of aresponsible person.
2. Do not place unsuitable and heavy objects in the basket. Do not
overll the basket. The manufacturer is not liable for any damage to
the internal parts of the appliance caused by improper use of the
appliance.
3. Do not open the appliance door during the washing cycle. If you
still open the door during the wash cycle, the safety device will stop
the appliance from operating.
4. To prevent an accident, do not leave the door open.
5. Put knives and other sharp objects in the cutlery basket with the
blade down.
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6. Adamaged power cord may only be replaced by the manufacturer,
its service technician, or another similarly qualied person.
7. If the EnergySave function is active, the appliance door will open at
the end of the program. Do not apply pressure to the closed door
to avoid damaging the door mechanism. To ensure ecient drying,
the door must be opened after 30 minutes (models with automatic
door opening system).
Warning: When the acoustic signal sounds to open the door
automatically, you must not stand directly in front of the door.
8. Keep packaging material out of the reach of children.
9. Do not allow children to play with the appliance or start it.
10. Keep cleaning supplies away from children.
11. Children must be kept away from the appliance when the door
is opened after the washing cycle, as detergent residues may be
present in the appliance.
12. Make sure that the used appliance does not pose athreat to your
children. There are known cases where children have been trapped
in an old used appliance. To prevent this situation, break the door
lock of the old appliance and cut o the power cord.
13. Repair of the appliance by aperson other than an authorized service
employee will void the warranty.
14. Before repairing the appliance, make sure that the appliance
is disconnected from the power supply. Switch o the fuse or
disconnect the appliance from the power supply by pulling the
plug of the power cord out of the socket. When disconnecting the
appliance from power, pull on the plug, not on the cable. Check if
you closed the water supply.
Other recommendations concerning safety and use
After the delivery of the appliance
If you see any damage to the appliance packaging, please contact your vendor or customer service.
Points to pay attention to during installation
Select asuitable and rm surface to install the appliance.
Install and connect the appliance according to the instructions.
Only an authorized service center may install and repair the appliance.
Use only original spare parts.
Prior to installation, make sure that the appliance is disconnected from the power supply.
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Check that the electrical system in the household is connected in accordance with the applicable
regulations and that the socket is properly grounded.
The parameters of the electrical network to which the appliance is connected must correspond to the data
on the rating plate of the appliance.
Make sure that the appliance is not placed on the power cord.
Never use an extension cord or splitter. The plug must remain easily accessible after installation.
Start the appliance without dishes after installation.
In everyday use
This appliance is for household use; do not use it for any other purpose. Commercial use of the dishwasher
will void the warranty.
Do not sit on the open door or place any objects on it.
Use only detergents and rinse aids suitable for dishwashers. Our company is not liable for damages caused
by the use of unsuitable detergents and rinse aids.
The water from the dishwasher is no longer potable, so do not drink it.
Due to the risk of explosion, do not add any chemicals, such as solvents, to the dishwasher.
Before washing, make sure that plastic objects are heat ‑resistant.
Recommendations during operation
To save energy and water, remove coarse dirt from the dishes before putting them in the dishwasher. Do
not start the dishwasher until it is completely full.
Use the pre ‑wash program only when absolutely necessary.
Put dishes such as bowls, glasses and pots upside down in the dishwasher.
We recommend that you put the dishes in the dishwasher according to the instructions below and not
overload the baskets.
Objects that are not dishwasher safe:
Dishes soiled with ash, candle residue, paints, chemicals or foil dishes.
Forks, spoons and knives with ivory or wooden handles, glued objects, objects that can dissolve, objects
contaminated with acidic or basic chemicals.
Non ‑heat resistant plastic objects which are made of copper or aluminium.
Aluminium objects can stain other metal utensils, silver objects can lose their lustre.
Glass and porcelain tableware decorated with ornamental patterns, since they can be washed o. Crystal
glassware may become "cloudy" during the process. Knives that are not heat resistant, lead glassware,
cutting boards, articles made of synthetic bre.
Absorbing objects, e.g. sponges or scrubbers.
Warning: We recommend using only dishes suitable for adishwasher. This information is provided by the
kitchenware manufacturer on the packaging or directly on the product.
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APPLIANCE DESCRIPTION
1. Top plate
2. Upper basket with compartments
3. Upper spray arm
4. Bottom basket
5. Lower spray arm
6. Filters
7. Rating plate
8. Control panel
9. Detergent and rinse aid dispenser
10. Cutlery basket
11. Water softener
12. The running rail of the upper basket
APPLIANCE INSTALLATION
Placing the appliance
The place where the appliance will be located must be easily accessible. It must be possible to easily put
in and remove the dishes from the dishwasher after installation. Place the appliance in aroom with aroom
temperature higher than 0° C.
Place the appliance close to the water inlet and outlet. Please note that it will not be possible to change its
location after connecting the appliance to the water supply / drain. Do not hold the appliance by the door or
panel.
There must be enough space around the appliance to allow the appliance to be handled comfortably during
cleaning.
Check that the water supply and drain hoses are not caught on something during the installation of the
appliance. Also make sure that the appliance does not stand on the power cord. Adjust the levelling feet of the
appliance so that it is balanced and level. Proper placement and balancing of the appliance ensures trouble‑
‑free door opening and closing. If the appliance door does not close properly, check that the appliance is on
alevel surface. If necessary, adjust the balance using the adjustable feet.
Water connection
The water distribution system must be suitable for the installation of the dishwasher. We also recommend
that you install alter at the water inlet to prevent damage to the appliance due to contamination by dirt
(sand, clay, rust, etc.) that may be in the plumbing or domestic water mains. This will prevent the dishes from
yellowing and dirt from accumulating in the appliance.
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Water supply hose
Do not use awater supply hose from and old appliance. Always use the new hose
supplied in the packaging. If the water pipes are new or have not been used for
along time, rst allow sucient water to drain until completely clear water ows
out. Connect the water supply hose directly to the tap. The water supply pressure
must be aminimum of 0.03,MPA and amaximum of 1,MPA. If the water pressure
is higher than 1,MPA, asafety valve must be installed.
After connecting, the tap must be fully opened and checked for water leaks.
For safety reasons, switch o the water supply whenever you are not using the
dishwasher (after completing aprogram).
The supply hose is intended for cold water. Maximum temperature must not
exceed 25 °C.
Note: Aquastop is used in some models. Dangerous stress can occur if the
Aquastop is used. Do not cut the drain opening. Do not allow this device
to bend.
Water drain hose
The water drain hose can be connected directly to the water drain or to the siphon. This
connection must be 50 ‑ 110 cm above oor level.
Warning: Keep in mind that the hose must not be longer than 4 meters even with
an extension. A longer drain hose would prevent proper functioning of the
dishwasher. In this case, our company is not responsible for the poor quality of
the washing result.
Electrical wiring
The grounded plug of your appliance must be connected to agrounded socket of suitable voltage. If there is
no grounding, have it done by aqualied electrician. If the appliance is connected to an ungrounded socket,
our company is not responsible for any problems that may occur. The plug of this appliance may contain
a13 Afuse depending on the local regulations in force in each country.
Your appliance is set to 220 ‑ 240 V. Always disconnect the appliance from the power supply during handling.
Always use only the plug supplied with your appliance.
Starting at low voltage will degrade the quality of the washing. The power cord must be replaced by an
authorized service center or technician. Failure to follow these instructions may result in injury or damage
to the appliance. For safety reasons, always unplug the appliance after completing the washing program.
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To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not unplug with wet hands. When disconnecting the appliance from
power, pull on the plug, not on the cable.
Appliance installation
If you wish to install the appliance in akitchen counter, make sure that you have enough space and make
sure that you have the appropriate distribution systems 1. If you nd that the space in the kitchen counter is
suitable for installing the appliance, remove the top plate of the dishwasher as shown in gure 2.
Warning: The worktop under which the dishwasher will be placed must be rm and level to prevent lack of
balance and instability of the appliance. To remove the top plate of the dishwasher, remove the
screws that hold the plate and are located at the back of the appliance;
Adjust the feet of the appliance according to the slope of the oor 3. Insert the appliance into the line and do
not allow the hoses to be crushed or bent <209>4</209>.
Warning: After removing the top plate of the dishwasher, the appliance should be placed in the space of
dimensions shown above.
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BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE
Preparing the dishwasher for the rst use
Make sure that the water and electricity distribution lines correspond to the values indicated in the
installation instructions for the appliance.
Remove all packaging from the inside of the appliance.
Adjust the water softening level.
Fill the rinse aid dispenser.
Using salt
To achieve agood result, the dishwasher needs soft, less limey water. Otherwise, scale will remain on the dishes
and inside the dishwasher. This will negatively aect the washing, drying and rinsing performance of your
dishwasher. As water ows through the softening system, hardness ‑causing ions are removed and the water
reaches the softness needed to achieve the best washing result. Depending on the degree of hardness of the
supplied water, these ions, which harden quickly, accumulate rapidly inside the softening system. The water
softening system needs to be replaced to ensure the same performance during the next wash. Dishwasher salt
is used for this.
Only special salt designed to soften water can be used in the dishwasher. Do not use any salts with small grains
or powdered salts that would easily dissolve. Using another type of salt can damage the appliance.
Fill the salt
Open the lid of the salt dispenser by turning it counter‑
‑clockwise. (1) (2) When using for the rst time, ll the
salt dispenser with 1 kg salt and water (3) until it almost
overows. If possible, use the funnel (4) (not included
in the package) to facilitate lling. Replace and close
the lid. Add salt to the dishwasher until the hopper is
full (approximately 1 kg) after every 20‑30 cycles. Lack
of salt is indicated by alight on the control panel.
Only ll the salt dispenser with water the rst time
you use it.
Use salt intended for use in dishwashers.
When you start the dishwasher, the salt dispenser is
lled with water, so put salt in the dishwasher before
you start washing.
If the salt has overowed and you have not started the
dishwasher immediately, run ashort washing program
to protect the dishwasher from corrosion.
Water hardness test strip
Let the water tap
run (1 min)
Immerse the strip
in water for 1
second
Shake the strip Wait (1 min.) Set the water
hardness level.
NOTE: The default level is 3. If the water is from awell or has ahardness level above 90 dF, we recommend using
altration and cleaning device.
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Water hardness table
Water
hardness
level
German marking
of water hardness
level dh
French marking
of water
hardness level dF
British marking
of water
hardness level
dE
Water hardness level
1 0–5 0–9 0–6 The Wash light is on.
2 6–11 10–20 7–14 The End light is on.
3 12–17 21–30 15–21 Start/Pause button is lit.
4 18–22 31–40 22–28 The Wash light is on.
The End light is on.
5 23–31 41–55 29–39 The Wash light is on.
Start/Pause button is lit.
6 32–50 56–90 40–63 The End light is on.
Start/Pause button is lit.
Water softening system
The dishwasher is equipped with awater softening system that reduces the hardness of the inlet water. To nd
out the hardness level of tap water, contact your water company or use atest strip (if available).
The procedure to set the water hardness
Based on the water hardness test, set the softener according to the hardness of the tap water as follows.
Set the program selector/switch (4) in the position 1.
Press and hold the Start/Pause button (3).
Turn the program selector / switch (4) to position 2 by turning it one step clockwise.
Keep the Start/Pause button (3) pressed until all indicators start ashing. After that the hardness indicator
appears, which shows apredened state (see chart on previous page).
Now you can repeatedly press the Start/Pause button (3) to change the settings according to the water
hardness setting table.
Once you set your desired hardness, switch o the appliance by turning the program selector /o switch
(4) to position 1. The last selected water hardness setting will be saved.
Warning:
If you are moving, after moving, set the water hardness again according to the water quality in the
new home. This is necessary for optimal dish washing.
Using detergent
Only use detergents intended for use in domestic dishwashers. Store detergents in acool, dry place out of the
reach of children.
For best results, add asuitable cleaner to the selected program. The amount of detergent required depends on
the cycle, the amount of dishes and the level of soiling.
Do not add more detergent to the detergent dispenser than necessary; otherwise, whitish streaks or bluish
layers will appear on the glass and dishes, which can scratch the glass. Continuous use of too much detergent
can damage the appliance.
Using asmall amount of detergent may result in poorly washed dishes. Or whitish streaks may appear on the
dishes.
Read the detergent manufacturer’sinstructions for more information.
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Filling the detergent dispenser
Push the latch to open the compartment and ll it
with detergent. Fill the entire drawer for heavily soiled
dishes. In the case of less soiled dishes, use about 1/3
less powder.
Do not overll the detergent drawer. Closing the
dispenser lid could damage it.
Close the lid by pushing on it until it clicks into place. Fill
the drawer just before the start of each program.
Using combination tablets of the “3 in1“type.
General recommendations
These products are detergents with integrated rinse aid and softener (salt). In the case of 2 in 1 tablets, you
have to watch which ingredients these tablets contain (whether detergent + rinse aid or detergent + salt).
In general, combination preparations are suciently eective only under certain conditions because they
contain apredetermined amount of detergent and rinse aid / salt.
What is necessary to consider:
1. You should make sure prior to using these products that the hardness of your water allows the use of the
tablets (see the recommendation of the manufacturer on the product package).
2. These products should be used exactly according to the manufacturer’sinstructions.
3. If these combination products are in tablet form, never place them freely into the dishwasher or the cutlery
basket. Put them always in the detergent dispenser.
4. If you encounter problems the rst time you use a 3 in 1 product, please contact the tablet
manufacturerscustomer support line.
Notes:
For better results when using combined detergents, ll the dishwasher with salt and rinse aid and set the
water hardness and rinse aid dosage to the lowest values.
The solubility of detergent tablets from dierent manufacturers may vary depending on temperature
and time, so we do not recommend using these detergents in short programs. Powder detergents are
preferable for shorter programs.
Using rinse aid
The rinse aid helps to dry the dishes without smudges and stains. In order for the dishes to be clean and the
glass clear, it is necessary to use rinse aid. The rinse aid is added automatically during the hot rinsing phase. If
the rinse aid dosage setting is too low, stains will remain on the dishes and will not be dried or clean.
If the rinse aid dosage setting is too high, bluish layers will appear on the glass and dishes.
Filling and setting the rinse aid
To rell the rinse aid, open the lid of the rinse aid
dispenser. Top up the rinse aid to MAX and then close
the lid. Do not add too much rinse aid and wipe o
any remaining spilled rinse aid. Insucient rinse aid is
indicated by alight on the control panel.
If you want to change the rinse aid dosage, follow
the steps below before switching on the appliance:
Turn the knob to the "o" position.
Press and hold the “Start/Pause” button.
Turn the knob counter ‑clockwise one step.
Hold down the "Start / Pause" button until the LEDs ash twice.
The device displays the current settings.
Set the level by pressing the "Start / Pause" button.
Turn the knob to the "o" position to save the setting. The factory setting is "4".
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If the dishes are not dried properly or are dirty, raise the level. If blue spots appear on the dishes, lower the level.
Level Rinse aid Indicators
1 The rinse aid does not ow into the
dishwasher
Wash indicator is on.
2 1 dose is released End indicator is on.
3 2 doses are released Dry indicator is on.
4 3 doses are released End indicator is on.
5 4 doses are released Wash and End indicator is on.
FILLING THE DISHWASHER
For best dish washing results, follow the instructions below.
Filling the dishwasher to the capacity specied by the manufacturer helps to save water and energy.
Manual pre ‑washing of the dishes increases water and energy consumption and is not recommended. You can
place mugs, glasses, cutlery, small plates and bowls in the upper basket. Do not place tall glasses next to each
other, they will not stand steady and could be damaged. Lean tall glasses and cups on the edges of the basket
or shelf, not on each other
Put all dishes, such as mugs, glasses and pots, in the dishwasher with the opening facing downwards to prevent
water from accumulating in them.
If the dishwasher is equipped with acutlery basket, we recommend using it for the best washing results. Place
all large containers (pots, pans, lids, bowls, etc.) and all very dirty dishes in the lower basket.
Do not stack dishes and cutlery on top of each other.
WARNING:
Make sure that nothing prevents the rotation of the nozzle arms. Make sure that the detergent
dispenser is not blocked after lling the dishwasher
Before placing the dishes in the dishwasher, remove any coarse food residue from it. Start the dishwasher when
it is full.
Do not put too many dishes in the dishwasher and always place the dishes in the correct baskets.
WARNING: To prevent possible injuries, place knives with long handles and sharp edges with the blade down.
Put the dishes in the dishwasher correctly. There are two separate baskets in the dishwasher in which you can
put dishes. The lower basket is designed for round and deep dishes. The upper basket is designed for thin and
narrow dishes. We recommend using acutlery basket for best results. To prevent possible injuries, place knives
with long handles and sharp edges with the blade down.
WARNING:
Put the dishes in the dishwasher so that they do not prevent the upper and lower spray arms from
rotating.
Upper basket
Dish rack
Thanks to the adjustable height, you can place dishes of various sizes on these racks.
You can use the racks at 2 dierent heights.
Adjusting the height of the upper basket
The upper basket is located at the top part of the appliance. When you place it in the
lower position, you can insert large plates into it. Open the attachment parts on the rail.
Turn them sideways and remove the basket. Reposition the wheels; put the basket back
on the rails and close the attachment parts. This places the upper basket in the lower
position.
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Alternative basket lling
Bottom basket
Upper basket
Incorrect lling of the dishwasher
Incorrect lling of the dishwasher can reduce the washing and drying performance. For best results, please
follow the manufacturer’sinstructions.
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Examples of incorrect lling of the basket:
PROGRAMS TABLE
P1 P2 P3
Name of the program: Eco Super 50’ Intensive 65 °C
Type of soiling
Standard program
for normally soiled
daily used dishes with
reduced energy and
water consumption.
Faster program for
normally soiled dishes
used daily.
For heavily soiled dishes.
Degree of soiling Medium Medium Heavy
Amount of detergent
A: 25 cm3
B: 15 cm
3
A A A
Program length (h:min) 3:25 0:50 1:57
Power consumption
(kWh/cycle):
0.923 1.100 1.700
Water consumption (l/
cycle)
12.0 12.0 17.2
The duration of the program may vary depending on the amount of dishes, the water temperature, the
ambient temperature and the additional functions selected.
The values given for programs other than the environmental program are for information only.
If your model has aturbidity sensor, it has an auto program instead of an intensive program.
The Eco (environmental) program is suitable for cleaning normally soiled dishes. It is the most ecient
combined energy and water program for this use and is used to assess compliance with EU ecodesign
legislation.
Washing dishes in a home dishwasher usually consumes less energy and water during the use
phase than washing dishes manually, when the household dishwasher is used according to the
manufacturersinstructions.
Use powder detergent only for short programs.
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Short programs to not include drying.
To speed up drying, we recommend leaving the door slightly ajar after the cycle.
You can access the product database for model information by loading the QR code on the energy label.
NOTE:
According to regulations 1016/2010 and 1059/2010, the energy consumption values in the Eco program
may dier. This table is in accordance with regulations 2019/2022 and 2019/2017.
SWITCHING ON THE APPLIANCE AND SELECTING APROGRAM
Program selection and turning on the appliance
1. Door handle
Use the door handle to open / close the door of your appliance.
2. Delayed start and Half load button
Thanks to the delayed start function, you can delay the start time of the program by 3‑6‑9 hours. After
pressing the Delayed start button, the 3 h indicator light comes on. The 6‑9 hours lights come on with each
press. You can cancel the delayed start by pressing the button after 9 hr. lights up. Activate the function
by pressing the Start/Pause button. The countdown starts at this moment. If you would like to change the
setting once the delayed start function is already activated, you can set anew time by pressing the Start/
Pause button twice. To activate the function, press the Start/Pause button again. When the set time has
elapsed, the light goes out and the program you selected starts. If you press the Start / Pause button when
the 9‑hour light comes on, the light will go out. If you press the Start / Pause button while the delay light
is o, the selected program will start without delay. If the user switches the program selection button to
the o position after activating the delay and the program has started, the activated delay function will be
cancelled. If you press and hold button 2 for 3 seconds, the half load function is activated and the half ‑ll
light comes on. Cancel the half load function by pressing and holding the button for 2 ‑3 seconds. The
half load indicator goes o. Thanks to the half load function, you can shorten the duration of selected
programs and reduce energy and water consumption.
NOTE:
If you have used one of the functions (for example delay or half load) and then disconnected the power
supply and subsequently reconnected the appliance, this function will not be active in the next washing
program. To use this feature in the program you newly selected, you must set it up again.
3. Start/Pause button
When you press the Start/Pause button, the program selected with the program selection button starts
and the Wash light comes on. The Start/Pause light goes o when the program starts. If you want to stop
the program, press the Start/Pause button. In this case, the light on the Start / Pause button starts ashing.
You can activate the program again by pressing the Start/Pause button once again.
4. Rotary knob for program selection
Turn the selector to select the desired program. Turn the selector to position "0" to switch o the appliance.
5. Setting program or delayed start monitoring indicators
You can monitor the progress of the program via the lights on the control panel.
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• Wash
• Drying
• End
6. Indicator light - Lack of salt
If the low salt light is on, add salt, see chapter "Using salt".
7. Indicator light - Insucient rinse aid
If the lack of rinse aid light is on, rell the rinse aid, see chapter "Using the rinse aid".
STARTING THE DISHWASHER AND SELECTING THE WASHING
PROGRAM
Turning on the dishwasher
1. Using the selector, choose
aprogram suitable for your dishes.
2. Press Start/Pause to start the
program.
When you turn the program selector,
the Start/Pause indicator button
turns on.
After the program starts, the
indicator Start/Pause turns o and
the Washing indicator lights up.
Following the program
You can follow the running of the program using the indicators on the control panel.
The Wash / Rinse aid / Dry
light is on during washing
and drying. The dishwasher
remains at rest for 40‑50
minutes during drying.
When the program ends, the
indicator End lights up.
Do not open the door of the
dishwasher until the indicator End
lights up.
Changing program
If you want to change the program during the wash cycle, proceed as follows:
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When the currently running program
stops, the indicator Start/Pause starts
ashing. Using the program selector
choose anew program.
Selecting anew program ends
the running of the original
program.
Start the new program by pressing
the Start/Pause button.
Press Start/Pause
Cancelling program
If you want to cancel the program currently running, proceed as follows:
Hold the button Start/Pause for
3 seconds.
The program cancellation
process is started and after 30
seconds water is drained from
the dishwasher.
When the indicator End lights
up, the program is cancelled.
Turning o the dishwasher
When the indicator End is lit, switch o
the dishwasher by turning the selector
to the O position.
Close the water supply and
disconnect the dishwasher from
power.
NOTES
After completion of the wash program you can slightly open the door of the dishwasher to speed up the
drying process.
Open the door carefully, the steam coming from the open door is hot!
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If you open the dishwasher door or the power supply is interrupted during the washing program, the
dishwasher will continue the program after closing the door or restoring power.
It is dangerous to open the door during operation, there is arisk of scalding by the hot water.
If the door is opened or the power supply is interrupted during the drying phase, the program will end. The
dishwasher is ready for anew program selection.
Removal of the dishes from the dishwasher
Before removing the dishes from the dishwasher, wait afew minutes before handling the dishes while they
are still hot and there is agreater risk of breakage. Also, the dishes dry better.
Empty rst the lower basket then the upper one. Thus you will avoid water dripping from the upper into
the bottom basket.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Unplug the appliance before cleaning and maintenance.
Cleaning the dishwasher is important to maintain the life of the appliance. Make sure that the water softening
setting (if available) is made correctly and that the correct amount of detergent is used to prevent lime scale
build ‑up. When the salt light comes on, add salt to the dispenser.
Oil and lime scale may build up in the dishwasher over time. If that happens:
Fill the detergent dispenser, but do not put any dishes in the dishwasher. Select a high temperature
dishwashing program and start it. If this does not clean your dishwasher suciently, use adishwasher
cleaner.
To prolong the life of your dishwasher, clean it regularly every month.
Wipe the door seal regularly with adamp cloth to remove any accumulated debris or foreign objects.
Filters
Clean the lters and spray arms at least once aweek.
If any food residue or foreign objects remain in the
ne and coarse lters, remove the lters and clean
them thoroughly under running water.
a) Micro lter
b) Coarse lter
c) Metal lter
To remove and clean the lter combination, turn
it counter ‑clockwise and lift it up 1 to remove
it. Remove the coarse lter from the micro lter
2. Then pull up and remove the metal lter 3.
Thoroughly rinse the lter under running water.
Reinstall the lters. Replace the lter assembly by
turning it clockwise 4.
Never use dishwasher without the lters.
Incorrect installation of the lter will reduce the
washing eciency.
Clean lters are necessary for proper operation of the appliance.
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Spray arms
Make sure that the nozzle openings are not blocked and
that no food residue or foreign objects remain on the
arms. If any of the nozzles became clogged, remove the
arm and clean it under running water. To remove the
upper spray arm, loosen the nut that holds it in place by
turning it clockwise and pulling it down. Make sure that
the nut is tight when reinstalling the upper arm.
Drain pump
Large food residues or foreign objects that have not been
caught by the lters can clog the waste water pump. The
rinsing water will then be above the lter.
Warning - risk of cuts!
When cleaning the drain pump, be careful not to cut
yourself on pieces of broken glass or pointed objects. In
this case;
1. First, disconnect the appliance from power.
2. Remove the baskets.
3. Remove the lters.
4. Remove water. Use asponge if necessary.
5. Check the area and remove all foreign objects.
6. Install lters.
7. Insert baskets back.
AUTOMATIC ERROR MESSAGES AND THEIR SOLUTIONS
ERROR CODE
Error description Probable cause/Solution
Wash Exit
Start/
Suspension
Insucient water
supply.
Make sure the water supply is
fully open.
Close the water supply,
disconnect the supply hose from
the tap, and clean the lter at the
hose connection.
If the error persists, restart the
dishwasher, contact service.
Water supply error
Close the taps.
Contact service
Waste water does
not drain from the
dishwasher.
Clogged water supply hose.
Your appliances lters might be
clogged.
Switch o the appliance and
activate the command to cancel
the program.
If the error persists, contact the
service center.
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The intended
water temperature
was not reached,
defective heating
element and
sensor.
Contact service
Active alarm–
water overowing
Turn o the appliance and close
the taps.
Contact service
Defective
electronic card
Contact service
Installation and repairs must always be performed by an authorized service representative to avoid possible
risks. The manufacturer is not liable for damage that may occur during procedures performed by unauthorized
persons. Only atechnician may perform repairs. If you need to replace apart, be sure to use only genuine spare
parts.
Improper repairs or the use of non ‑original spare parts can cause considerable damage and expose the user
to considerable risk.
Contact information for customer service can be found in the enclosed warranty.
One of the program lights is on and the Start / Pause light turns o and on
The appliance door is open, close it.
The program does not start
Make sure the plug is plugged in.
Check the fuses.
Check that the tap on the water supply is open.
Make sure you close the appliancesdoor.
Check is you have switched o the appliance by pressing the On/ O button.
Check that the lter on the water supply and the lters in the appliance are not clogged.
The "Wash" and "End" lights are ashing
Active alarm– water overowing
Switch o the water supply and contact an authorized service center.
The lights do not go out after the program is completed
The On/O button is still on.
Detergent residues remain in the detergent dispenser
The detergent was added to wet detergent dispenser.
Water remains in the appliance at the end of the program
The drain hose is clogged.
Filters are clogged.
The program is not yet completed.
The appliance stops during washing
Power failure.
Water supply failure.
The program could be in astandby mode.
There is noise during washing and the appliance shakes
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