AEG FAVORIT 620 User manual

Dishwasher
FAVORIT 620/625/625 |
Operating Instructions

Be sure to read these instructions for use and keep
them in a safe place.
The dishwasher must only be installed Pages with illustrations which can
and connected by a specialist fitter. Our be folded out 3—- 5
special notes for installation are given Notes for operation 6—11
on pages 14/15. If you think your machine is not
working properly . . . 12—13

Programme end
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Turn off water tap
Close door Refill regenerating salt
Turn on water tap Refill rinse aid

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Control/Interior view
Please unfold pages 3, 4, 5, for easy reference.
Control panel
Figure 1
A ON/OFF and programme buttons
B Door handle
C Signal indicators
D Programme sequence indicator
Inside view
Figure 2
Lower spray arm
Salt container
1 Water hardness adjuster
Detergent dispenser
Rinse aid container
Filters
Programme summary
Rating plate (with E and F numbers)
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What to do before you use your dishwasher for the first time:
Fill the salt container with dishwasher salt
Figure 3
Your dishwasher is equipped with a water soft-
ener which transforms the "hard“ water into ’soft*
water required for washing. To regenerate the
water softener special dishwasher salt is
required.
At the factory the machine has been set for a
water hardness of ¢ ¢ ¢ (from 26 to 48 degrees)
(see fig. 5).
lf the water hardness in your area is between
16— 26 degrees, set the water hardness selector
(fig. 2/B 1) to © © from 16—26 degrees) ('/, turn,
arrow pointing down).
For settings ¢ ¢ and ee e you need to fill the salt
container with dishwasher salt.
If the water hardness is below 16 degrees the
machine does not require any salt and the water
hardness setting is immaterial. Your local Water
Authority will tell you the degree of water hard-
ness in your area.
Important
The salt you require is special salt suitable for
domestic dishwashers. On no account should
table salt, cooking salt, road salt or processed
sea Salt be used, because they contain sub-
stances which interfere with the operation of the
dishwasher.
Be careful not to fill any detergents into the
salt container, this renders the water softener
ineffective.
Should the water hardness in your area vary
from time to time, use the higher setting.
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The salt container filler neck is situated on the
right hand side on the bottom of the tub (fig.
2/B).
To fill the container — open the door, lift out the
lower basket, unscrew the cap marked GH
and place the funnel supplied with the machine
over the opening.
Before the first use only, pour 1’ to 2 litres (83—4
pints) of water into the salt container. Then fill in
the salt until it is visible at the top of the con-
tainer (capacity: approx. 2 kg). During the filling
process, some water is displaced. Remove any
spilled salt from the filler neck and replace the
top firmly. Replace the lower basket.
Important
No salt residues must be left on the bottom of
the tub. To ensure that all salt residues are
removed select a rinse and hold programme
or, if you have enough used crockery, a com-
plete wash programme after the salt container
has been filled.
To replenish the salt container
Replenish the salt container when the light
appears on the indicator key (next to the symbol
G5) on the control panel (fig. 1/C).
Note
lf the water hardness is below 16 degrees the
machine does not require any salt. In this case
the light signal stays on all the time. This does
not, however, influence the operation of the
machine in any way.

The following procedure must be carried out before starting the
first dishwashing programme:
Fill the rinse aid container with rinse aid
Figure 4
Rinse aid is dispensed automatically during the
final hot rinse. It prevents water drops from cling-
ing to the crockery and gives the final sparkle to
the china and glassware.
Important
Use only rinse aids suitable for domestic dish-
washers — we recommend FINISH.
Never use normal washing up liquids.
You will find the rinse aid container on the inside
of the door (fig. 2/D). Open the container by
pressing the locking catch (fig. 7/arrow) and
slowly pour rinse aid into the filler neck until the
rinse aid remains in the filler neck. Close the
container.
The container will take approx. 180 ccm, which
will last for approx. 60 programmes.
Wipe off any spilled rinse aid to prevent excess
foaming during the next wash cycle.
Replenish the rinse aid container when the light
appears on the indicator key (next to the symbol
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(3) on the control panel (see fig. 1/C).
Adjusting the rinse aid dosage
Figure 6
A pre-set quantity of rinse aid (approx. 3 cm? —
medium setting) is dispensed automatically dur-
ing the final rinse (fig. 6 switch).
You can increase this amount if white/grey water
marks appear on the crockery or decrease the
amount if the dishes are smeared.
Alter the rinse aid dosage according to the rele-
vant markings.

The following procedure must be carried out before starting the
first dishwashing programme:
Add dishwasher detergent before every wash programme
Figure 8
Before you start a wash programme (except
rinse and hold programme) fill powder detergent
into the detergent dispenser (fig. 2/C).
If the dispenser is closed push the locking catch
(fig. 7/arrow) and the lid springs open.
The amount of detergent to use depends on the
degree of soiling of the utensils to be washed.
For light soiling you will require approx. 20 g, for
normal to heavy soiling approx. 20—25 g. To
help you use the correct amount of detergent the
dispenser is marked ”Min* (approx. 20 g) and
”"Max" (approx. 30 g). These amounts refer to full
loads (12 place settings).
For half loads, lightly soiled 15 g of detergent is
quite sufficient.
Close the lid of the dispenser and press until it
snaps shut. The detergent is automatically dis-
pensed at the correct stage of the programme.
Important
@ Only use detergents for domestic dish-
washers.
Never use washing up liquids (they cause
excessive foaming and the dishes are not
cleaned).
e@ Always close the detergent pack and store in
a dry place (lumpy detergent has lost its
cleaning power).
@ Always use the recommended amount of
detergent.
If you use too much, excessive foaming will
occur and the cleaning resuit will be poor. If
you use too little, deposits will remain on the
dishes which can only be rubbed off by hand.
Important hints to help you use your dishwasher correctly
Collect the dirty dishes and stack them in your
dishwasher. Only select a full wash programme
when both baskets are full. A rinse and hold pro-
gramme can be selected during the day to pre-
vent food soil from drying on before a full load
has been collected.
"On glaze“ decorations may fade if washed fre-
quently in the dishwasher over a long period of
time.
Check earthenware for "dishwasher proof*
descriptions.
Aluminium articles have a tendency to discolour
when machine washed.
Some glassware may not be suitable for
machine washing. Etching could occur leaving
the glasses dull and opaque in appearance.
Clean food residues on silver dishes and silver
cutlery if you do not run a wash programme after
the meal (some foods such as egg white, egg
yolk, mustard, etc. cause stains and discoloura-
tion).
Unsuitable articles: wooden chopping boards,
heat sensitive plastic articles, pewter, crockery
repaired with glue, cracked china, old cutlery,
steel knives sensitive to rust, cutlery with wood,
bone china and mother-of-pearl handles.
If in doubt about an article check with the manu-
facturer of the article where possible. Failing this,
wash valuable items by hand.

Loading the machine
Figure 9 and Figure 10
Before you load the machine remove any surplus
food and bones from the plates and soak sauce-
pans with burnt on food as you would when
washing up by hand.
The easiest way to load a basket is from back to
front.
Lower basket (fig. 9)
Large heavily soiled dishes are best cleaned in
the lower basket. Pull out the lower basket as far
as the stops and stack it with large items: plates,
serving dishes and serving plates and sauce-
pans as illustrated.
Cutlery basket
Arrange the cutlery as follows:
@ Distribute the unsorted cutlery loosely in all
basket compartments so that each item is
reached by the wash water.
®@ Knife and spoon handles down for best results.
@ Make sure spoons do not stick togehter. Use
the special holder for tea and coffee spoons
on the left.
@ Lay long handled utensils flat in the top bas-
ket (to avoid blocking the upper spray arm.
Top basket (fig. 10)
Smaller, more fragile items are washed gently in
the top basket. Puil out the top basket as far as
the stop to arrange the smaller items such as
saucers, cups, glasses as illustrated. You can
also use the fold down racks to load extra cups.
Important
By arranging the dishes correctly you will ensure
a satisfactory wash result.
@ Stack cups, glasses, saucepans etc. upside
down so that the water can run off freely.
@ Extremely curved plates and similar items
should be in the bottom basket on the left
where the racks are wider so that each item is
reached by the wash water.
@ Bowls, saucepans and frying pans are well
positioned upside down over the short racks
in the lower basket.
e@ Load glasses so that they do not touch each
other (to prevent stains and breakages).
@ When stacking items on and under the folding
racks in the upper basket make sure that the
water sprays can reach both layers.
Top basket — height adjustment
The height of the top basket is adjustable.
Top basket in top position: Loading height in top
basket: 20 cm, lower basket: 29 cm.
Top basket in lower position: Loading height in
top basket: 25 cm, lower basket: 24 cm.
The top basket has been slotted into the top
position at the factory. If you wish to adjust the
height of the top basket proceed as follows:
1. Pull the upper basket forward to the stop
position.
2. Remove the basket retainers (fig. 11) at the
end of the basket runners.
3. Remove the basket from the machine.
4. Insert the upper or the lower rollers into the
runners (upper rollers = lower position of top
basket, lower rollers = top position of top
basket).
5. Refit the basket retainers.

Programmes — Switching on
Switching on
Programme chart — see next page.
1. Turn on the water supply.
2. Press ON/OFF button and programme button
(fig. 1/A) to start the programme.
Note: Keep selected programme button
depressed for at least 2 sec. until programme
starts.
Switching Off
The light signal next to the symbol *6~ on the
control panel (fig. 1/C) indicates when the last
water intake has been completed. At this point
you can turn off the water tap.
The dishwasher switches itself off automati-
cally when the programme is finished. This is
indicated by a light next to the symbol }.
@ Release the ON/OFF button. The pilot light
goes out.
@ Then open the door (steam will escape from
the tub!) and leave it slightly ajar. Wait
approx. 15 minutes before unloading the
machine. If the dishwasher is built under and
the underside of your work surface is not pro-
tected against moisture or if it has a solid
wood edge, leave the dishwasher door
closed and unload when the crockery is com-
pletely dry.
Programme Sequence Indicator
Figure 1D
Light signals next to the individual symbols indi-
cate the programme sequence. The symbols are
as follows:
Mm wash with detergent
i\\_ pre-rinse or intermediate rinse
final rinse with rinse aid
hot air drying
b| Programme end
The indicator stops during the wash and the final
rinse until the water has reached the required
temperature.
@ Empty the lower basket first and then the top
basket. This prevents any water which may
have collected in recessed or curved items in
the top basket from dripping onto crockery in
the lower basket.
@ Check the filters after every programme. If
they are dirty clean them as per instructions
on page 12.
Programme Correction
If you have selected the wrong programme by
mistake press programme buttons Ay and
S 65° simultaneously. The programme moves
quickly through the various stages to the re-start
position and you can select a new programme.
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Cleaning the filters
Coarse filter
Figure 12
Remove the coarse filter and brush it clean
under running water. Check the lower half of this
filter also and remove the food residues which
may be trapped there. Note that the upper cylin-
drical section of the coarse filter can be lifted out
(fig. 13).
When replacing ensure that the upper section
sits straight and tight before re-inserting the
coarse filter.
Maintenance
Do not use any abrasives.
Do not use furniture polish or abrasive cleaning
agents to clean the fascia panel or controls of
Fine filter
Figure 14
Clean the fine filter as and when necessary.
To remove the fine filter turn it anticlockwise.
Clean it thoroughly. When replacing the fine filter
make sure that the edge of the filter forms a
proper seal with the bottom of the tub. Then turn
it clockwise.
Never carry out a wash programme without a
filter.
the machine. To clean the fascia panel use luke-
warm water only.
What can be the cause. . . if something does not work?
Before you call out a service engineer check the following points carefully, it will save you embarrass-
ment, trouble and the cost of the engineer calling on you.
What can be the cause...
(if something does not work?)
... The programme does not start?
@ Are the fuses in working order?
@ is the door closed properly?
If the door is not closed properly a light will
come on next to the symbol }]|q (close
the door) (fig. 1/C) on the control panel.
. No water is in the machine?
@ Have you turned on the tap?
lf the water tap has not been turned ona
light will come on next to the symbol
{open water tap) (fig. 1/C) on the control
panel.
@ Check the water inlet hose (it must not be
kinked),
... The dishes are not clean?
e@ Did you select the correct programme?
The programme has to be chosen accord-
ing to the degree of soiling.
@ Did you stack the dishes according to our
recommendations? The water sprays must
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have access to the dishes from all sides —
the baskets should not be overloaded.
@ Were the spray arms able to rotate freely?
After stacking and inserting the baskets
you should always make sure that the
spray arms can revolve freely.
Are the filters clean? Have you inserted
the filters properly after cleaning?
Did you use the correct amount of detergent?
@ Did you top up the salt container?
If the water hardness in your area is over
16 degrees and your dishwasher is operated
without salt, the result may be affected
adversely and white and yellow chalk depos-
its will remain on your dishes.
® Did you select the correct degree of water
hardness according to the information of your
local Water Authority? (see also page 6).
@ Check that the drain hose hase been installed
according to our instructions on pages 14/15.
@ lf machine is connected to a hot fill supply —
only economical if hot water is available
“nearly free of charge“ — do not use 50°C
programmes to allow detergent sufficient time
to work.

What can be the cause . . . if something does not work?
The dishes are not dry and sparkling?
@ Did you use a rinse aid recommended by
us?
@ Did you fitl up the rinse aid container?
@ ts the correct quantity of rinse aid being
dispensed?
If too little is used, white/grey water
marks will appear, particularly on glasses.
If too much is used, opaque or blueish
smears will appear, particularly on glasses
and they may even feel sticky.
What can be the cause...
(if something does not work?)
... There are rust spots in the machine?
@ The stainless steel tub, the inner door and
the filters cannot rust. If you find rust
spots, these are introduced with the water
or due to rust on cutlery, Saucepans, etc.
Did you select a rinse and hold pro-
gramme or a complete wash programme
such stains with a stainless steel cleaner.
... If the overflow or anti-flood device
is activated.
@ This dishwasher is equipped with anti-
flood devices.
The machine has an overflow protection
which prevents excess water from entering
the machine and a leakage protection
underneath the machine (a float in the
base of the machine). This float is acti-
vated by any leakage from the appliance.
In both cases an electromagnetic inlet
valve shuts off the water supply to the
machine and the drain pump is switched
on. ;
Flooding from the machine through leak-
age or overflowing has thus been eliminat-
ed. Any remaining water in the appliance
is automatically pumped out.
To diagnose the fault always call your local
AEG Service Department or Agent.
after filling the salt container? Remove
Service
Use our check-list on page 12/13 to make sure
you cannot rectify the fault yourself.
@ If you call out a service engineer in connec-
tion with one of the problems listed the cost
involved will have to be passed on to you
even during the warranty period. The same
applies to wrong usage or misuse of the
machine.
e@ Therefore, follow the instructions and recom-
mendations in this booklet carefully.
the problem in spite of the check-list please
contact your AEG Service Department. Do
not carry out any repairs yourself, particularly
electrical ones.
When cailing for a service engineer please quote
the model no. and the serial no. of your machine.
These nos. are printed on the rating plate (fig.
2/G).
Fill in these numbers for your future reference.
E no.
Serial no. (F no.)
@ Should you be unable to locate the cause of a ee ee ee
Information for the installer
Drainage hose
At the rear of the machine the drainage hose is
secured with plastic straps which must be
removed. Route the drainage hose along the
recess provided at the rear of the dishwasher.
When connecting the hose to a similar trap with
an appliance discharge connection it is important
to raise the hose to the underside of the worktop
and secure it in this position with the hose holder
provided. This will prevent water from the sink
entering the machine drainage hose. The outlet . ts
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Information for the installer
end of the hose is 19 mm diameter and should fit
any available sink trap connections and is
secured by means of the hose clip supplied.
Should you wish to hook the outlet hose onto a
sink use the plastic hose holder supplied with
the machine. The holder has a hole to enable
you to secure the holder to the wall if the sink
edge is too wide. In this case thread a piece of
string through the hole and secure to the tap or
wall above the sink.
Baskets
To protect the baskets against damage during
transport, they are secured with polystyrene
which must be removed.
Installation
The appliance must stand level and on a firm
base. .
The floor should be clean and free from floor pol-
ish and grease.
The appliance has adjustable feet. If necessary
adjust feet.
See enclosed installation instructions for build-
under or integrated appliances.
Free-standing appliance
Should the machine be built under a worktop in a
built-in kitchen, it is necessary to remove the
table top of the machine. To comply with the
Safety Regulations, the machine must be
installed in such a way that there is no access
to live parts or internal connections with func-
tional insulation.
Note: (This applies to free-standing appliances
with worktop only).
Should a dishwasher be installed next to a gas,
solid fuel or electric cooker due to lack of space,
a heat insulating panel (85 x 57.5 cm) has to be
fitted, the side facing the cooker has to be lined
up with aluminium foil.
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Important
2 plastic clamping springs and 2 metal pins are
supplied with the machine to provide additional
holding of the decor panel.
When the decor panel is mounted, the clamping
spring has to be pushed completely into the exist-
ing recess between decor frame and switch panel
frame. Then insert the filling pin and break off the
protruding end (see illustration).
If you intend to change the decor panel remove
the before-mentioned fastening by tapping it from
the side with the screwdriver or a similar utensil.
Be careful not do damage the decor frame. The
fastening you removed cannot be re-used and
you have to order new ones. These are available
from the AEG Spare Parts Department.
Clamping spring E No. 646054470.
Filling pin E No. 646056660.
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Information for the installer
Water supply
To protect the drinking water supply system, your
dishwasher is fitted with an anti-syphon.
A connection to a hot water supply up to a maxi-
mum of 70 °C with a minimum pressure of 1 bar
is possible, although the machine must not be
connected to single outlet instantaneous electric
or gas heaters.
Please ensure you comply with the drinking
water regulations of your local Water Board.
The high pressure hose (%” = 10 mm, 1,35 m
long) with */,” hose coupling complete with seal-
ing washers is supplied. We recommend not to
use other washers which may be of inferior qual-
ity. It is sufficient to tighten the nuts by hand but
if a spanner is used proceed very carefully.
The machine may be connected
a) directly to a tap with ,” B.S.P. thread termi-
nation
b) to a T-junction on your existing tap, or prefer-
ably
c) io acompletely separate water supply in
order to avoid interference with the kitchen
water supply during operation of the machine.
Minimum water pressure: approx. 1 bar pressure
above atmospheric pressure (1 atu = approx.
1 kp/cm? = approx. 10 N/cm?.
Water discharge
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Your dishwasher is fitted with a water pump,
controlled by the programme to pump off the
water up to a height of 1m. The minimum height
above floor level should always be 30 cm. (The
maximum extension, when installed horizontally,
is 3 m, at a height of 85 cm above floor level).
Should it become necessary to extend the
drainage hose, use only original extension
hoses. These are available in lengths of 2.70 and
4.0 metres under E-No 646060763 and
For less than one bar of pressure above atmos-
pheric pressure, consult the Service Department.
Maximum permissible water pressure: approx.
10 bars. For over 10 bars excess pressure, con-
nect a pressure relief valve (obtainable through
your installer).
If a longer water supply hose is needed it should
be a single run of high pressure hose available
in 2 lengths (3.50 m E-No 645 430 552 and
5 m E-No 645430553) from AEG Spare Parts
Department. Never add extensions to hoses.
Turn off the water tap if the machine is not in
use.
It is not unusual to find a small amount of water
in your new dishwasher which remains from our
thorough factory checks.
Please note (This only applies to free standing
machines with worktop fitted)
Should a dishwasher be installed next to a gas,
solid fuel or electric cooker due to lack of space,
a heat insulating panel (85 x 57.5 cm) has to be
fitted, the side facing the cooker has to be lined
with aluminium foil.
E-No 646 060764 as spares from your AEG Ser-
vice Department. The internal diameter of exten-
sion hoses must be 19 mm to allow the machine
to function correctly.
The recess at the back of the machine offers suf-
ficient space to accommodate the outlet hose for
installation to the left or right of the machine.
When connecting the outlet hose make sure that
it lies freely in the recess at the back of the
machine and is neither kinked nor crushed on
the floor. The crooked end of the drainage hose
must be hooked on or attached otherwise at a
minimum height of approx. 30 cm above floor
level.
When connecting to a trap with appliance con-
nection the internal diameter of the connection
must be 15 mm minimum. In this case the hose
must be raised to the underside of the worktop
and secured in this position before connection to
the trap.
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Electrical connection
WARNING! This appliance must be earthed.
Please note!
The plug moulded on ta the cord incorporates a
fuse. For replacement, use a 13 amp BS 1362
fuse. Only ASTA approved or certified fuses
should be used. The fuse cover/carrier must be
replaced in the event of changing the fuse. The
plug must not be used if the fuse cover/carrier is
lost. A replacement cover/carrier must be
obtained from authorised electrical goods
retailer. If the socket outlets in your home are not
suitable for the plug fitted to the appliance, then
the plug must be cut off and an appropriate one
fitted. When fitting the plug please note the fol-
ijowing points:
Important
The wires in the mains lead are cloured in
accordance with the following code: —
Green and yellow — Earth
Blue — Neutral
Brown — Live
Technical data
Capacity according to IEC Publication 436:
12 place settings including serving dishes.
Water pressure 1 to 10 bar.
The dishwasher complies with the radio interfe-
rence requirements of the EEC Directives
76/889/EEC and 82/499/EEC.
The consumption values quoted in the product
information refer to the norma! 65 °C programme.
including servin
As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of
this appliance may not correspond with the
coloured markings identifying the terminals in
your plug proceed as follows:
1. The wire which is coloured green and yellow
must be connected to the earth terminal in
your plug, which is marked with the letter E or
by the earth symbol + or coloured green, or
green and yellow.
2. The wire which is coloured brown must be
connected to the live terminal which is
marked with the letter L or coloured red.
3. The wire which is coloured blue must be con-
nected to the neutral termina! which is
marked with the letter N or coloured black.
When wiring the plug, ensure that ail strands of
wire are securely retained in each terminal. Do
not forget to tighten the mains lead clamp on the
plug.
Build-under appliance:
Decor panei dimensions:
H: 590 x W: 580 mm
Panel thickness in frame:
max. 4mm
Loading example for 12 place settings
dishes according to IEC Publication 436
Fig. 9 and fig. 10
12 place setting:
12 soup dishes, diameter about 24 cm
12 dinner plates, diameter approximately 24 cm
12 dessert plates, diameter approximately 19 cm
12 teacups, diameter approximately 9 cm
12 saucers, diameter approximately 14.5 cm
12 tumblers, diameter approximately 7 cm
approximately ‘, litre size
12 knives
12 forks
12 spoons
12 teaspoons
12 dessertspoons
AEG Hausgerate AG
Postfach 1036
D-90327 Nurnberg 1
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h 246 234 940 - 05870.5/15
Serving setting:
1 oval platter, approximately 37.5 x 26 cm
1 round bowl, diameter approximately 21.5 cm,
height approximately 10 cm
1 round bowl, diameter approximately 17 cm,
height approximately 7.8 cm
1 fruit dish, diameter approximately 15 cm
1 serving fork
2 serving spoons
1 gravy spoon
AEG Domestic Appliances Ltd
Customer Care Department
55-77 High Street
Slough
Berkshire SL1 1DZ
Telephone: [phone]