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OKO_FAVORIT

8081/8081

i

OKO_FAVORIT

8081

E

Dishwasher

Operating

Instructions

Dear

Customer

Before

you

put

your

dishwasher

to

use,

please

read

this

Instruction

booklet

thor-

oughly.

It

contains

important

information

for

your

safety,

and

on

the

use,

installa-

tion

and

maintenance

of

the

machine.

Your

dishwasher

will

repay

this

effort

with

excellent

performance.

If

you

have

a

problem

with

the

dishwasher,

look

at

the

chapter

“Troubleshooting”.

In

many

cases,

you

can

solve

the

problem

yourself

and

thus

avoid

service

charges.

Take

care

of

the

Instruction

booklet

for

later

use.

Pass

it

to

any

second

owner.

SGK

GB/UK

IHV-12

GB/UK

Safety

Advice

Disposal

Disposal

of

Packaging

Disposal

of

Old

Machine

General

Information

Economical

and

Environmentally

Friendly

Washing

Unsuitable

Dishes

Suitable

Dishes

Product

Description

Interior

and

back

of

appliance

Control

panel

Programme

Guide

Operation

Before

first

use

Setting

the

water

softening

unit

Refilling

salt

Setting

rinse

aid

dossage

Refilling

rinse

aid

dispenser

Refilling

dishwasher

detergent

BIO

programmes

and

Compact

Cleaners

65°C

AUTO

and

65°C

AUTO

BIO

dishwashing

programmes

Loading

the

Dishes

Lower

Basket

Cutlery

Basket

Upper

Basket

Switching

ON/OFF

Setting

wash

programmes

Sensorlogic

Setting

the

DELAY-START

timer

Switching

Off/removing

dishes

Care

and

Cleaning

Care

of

Machine

Cleaning

the

Filters

Troubleshooting

Customer

Service

Test

Institute

Information

Technical

Data

Installation

Setting

Up

Information

for

the

installer

Anti-flood

device

Electrical

connection

Connection

The

safety

of

AEG

domestic

appliances

complies

with

the

recognised

technical

regulations

and

laws

regarding

mechanical

safety.

Nevertheless,

as

the

manu-

facturer,

we

regard

ourselves

as

obliged

to

give

you

the

following

safety

advice:

Use

as

directed.

(J

Only

use

the

dishwasher

for

household

dishes.

If

the

dishwasher

is

misused,

you

will

be

liable

for

any

resulting

damage.

(J

Alteration

or

conversions

to

the

dishwashers

are

not

allowed

for

safety

rea-

sons.

Before

first

use

(I)

Check

the

dishwasher

for

transport

damage.

A

damaged

machine

should

never

be

switched

on.

In

case

of

damage,

contact

your

supplier.

(J

The

dishwasher

must

be

installed

and

connected

properly.

Read

the

chapter

"Installation”

for

all

you

need

to

know

about

this.

©)

Before

first

use,

make

sure

that

the

nominal

voltage

and

current

stated

on

the

machine's

rating

plate

comply

with

the

nominal

voltage

and

current

in

your

area.

©

When

installing

the

dishwasher

next

to

a

source

of

heat,

a

heat

insulated

plate

must

be

installed

for

protection.

Child

Safety

CJ

Pieces

of

packaging

(e.g.

foil

or

polystyrene)

can

pose

a

danger

to

children.

There

is

danger

of

suffocation!

Keep

pieces

of

packaging

away

from

children.

[J

Children

often

do

not

recognise

dangers

posed

by

machines,

therefore

you

should

keep

children

away

from

the

machine

when

it

is

in

operation.

There

is

also

the

risk

of

children

getting

trapped

in

the

machine.

[J

Detergents

can

cause

irritation

to

the

body

and

even

lead

to

suffocation.

Keep

cleaning

agents

out

of

children’s

reach.

©)

Water

in

the

dishwasher

is

not

drinking

water.

During

the

main

wash,

the

water

will

contain

detergent

that

could

be

harmful

if

swallowed.

Keep

children

away

from

the

dishwasher

when

in

use.

SH-3

GB/UK

SH-3

GB/UK

Everyday

Use

©

The

flood

protection

system

will

only

operate

correctly

if:

—

the

appliance

is

plugged

into

the

socket

and

the

electrical

supply

is

main-

tained

—

the

dishwasher

has

been

corrctly

installed

~—

the

water

supply

is

shut

off

the

dishwasher

is

not

in

use

for

prolonged

periods.

(J

Never

use

the

dishwasher

if

the

mains

cable,

inlet

or

drain

hose

are

damaged,

or

the

control

panel,

worktop

or

socket

area

is

so

damaged

that

the

interior

of

the

machine

is

exposed.

CI

In

case

of

malfunction,

first

close

off

the

water

tap.

Then

switch

off

the

ma-

chine

and

pull

out

the

power

plug.

If

hard

wired:

turn

off

the

mains

electricity,

pull

out

the

fuse

and

disconnect

the

appliance.

CO)

Never

pull

the

plug

out

of

the

socket

by

the

cable.

Always

use

the

plug

itself.

©

Repairs

to

the

dishwasher

may

only

be

carried

out

by

qualified

service

engi-

neers.

Inappropriate

repairs

can

cause

considerable

danger

to

the

user.

If

there

is

a

malfunction,

please

contact

our

Customer

Service

Department.

©

Do

not

pour

solvent

into

the

dishwasher.

Danger

of

explosion!

CJ

Do

not

sit

on

or

lean

on

the

open

door.

This

could

tip

the

machine

over.

CJ

Make

sure

that

the

salt,

detergent

and

rinse

aid

are

designed

for

use

in

do-

mestic

dishwashers,

(J

Always

close

the

water

tap

if

the

dishwasher

is

not

to

be

used

for

a

length

of

time,

e.g.

holidays.

(J

The

dishwasher

should

only

be

transported

in

an

upright

position.

Not

doing

SO

may

result

in

a

salt

water

solution

entering

the

dishwasher

interior

possibly

Causing

rust

marks.

Disposal

of

Packaging

AEG

dishwashers

require

effective

packaging

for

the

rigours

of

transportation.

We

limit

this

to

what

is

absolutely

necessary.

Pieces

of

packaging

(e.g.

foil

or

polystyrene)

can

pose

a

danger

to

children.

There

is

danger

of

suffocation!

Keep

pieces

of

packaging

away

from

children.

All

packaging

materials

used

are

environmentally

friendly

and

recyclable.

Card-

board

pieces

are

made

from

used

paper

and

wooden

items

are

untreated.

Plas-

tic

items

are

marked

as

follows:

PE

=

polyethylene,

e.g.

packing

film

PS

=

polystyrene,

e.g.

packing

(CFC-free)

POM

=

polyoxymethylene,

e.g.

plastic

clips

By

using

and

re-using

the

packaging,

raw

materials

are

saved

and

waste

volume

is

decreased.

Take

the

packaging

to

the

nearest

recycling

centre.

You

can

find

out

where

this

is

from

your

Local

Government

Office.

Disposal

of

Old

Machines

When

you

stop

using

your

old

machine,

you

should

make

it

safe

before

dispos-

ing

of

it.

Plastic

Labelling

for

Easy

Recycling

All

plastic

parts

in

the

machine

are

labelled

with

internationally

recognised

ab-

breviations

(e.g.

PS=polystyrene).

Therefore,

when

disposing

of

the

machine,

you

can

sort

the

plastic

parts

into

groups

for

recycling

purposes.

Take

your

old

machine

to

the

nearest

recycling

centre,

who

will

dispose

of

it

for

a

small

charge.

EVA

GB/UK

AH-1(3)

GB/UK

Economical

and

Environmentally

Friendly

Washing

Connect

the

dishwasher

to

hot

water

if

you

have

a

modern,

high-efficiency

hot

water

system.

Connection

to

the

cold

water

supply

is

recommended

for

electri-

cally

heated

water

systems.

Do

not

rinse

the

dishes

under

running

water

before-

hand.

Try

to

use

the

dishwasher

only

when

it

is

full,

since

this

way

you

wash

economi-

cally

and

in

an

environmentally

friendly

way.

However,

if

you

are

only

washing

a

small

amount,

the

Sensorlogic

electronically

calculates

the

exact

amount

of

water

required.

In

this

way,

you

achieve

the

best

wash

results

with

the

minimum

water

and

energy

consumption.

Always

select

a

wash

programme

which

is

suited

to

the

type

of

crockery

as

well

as

the

level

of

soilage

(See

Programme

Guide).

Above

all,

avoid

using

excessive

amounts

of

detergent,

salt

and

rinse

aid.

Con-

sult

the

dosing

instructions

in

this

Instruction

booklet

as

well

as

the

detergent

manufacturer's

recommendation.

Ensure

that

the

water

softening

unit

is

correctly

set.

Unsuitable

for

Dishwashing

Sponges,

household

cloths,

and

all

objects

which

can

be

saturated

with

water

should

not

be

cleaned

in

your

dishwasher.

ltems

unsuitable

for

dishwashing

include:

—

wooden

chopping

boards

—

non

heat-resistant

plastic

items

—

lead

crystal

—

tin

and

copper

items

—

items

of

crockery

or

cutlery

repaired

with

glue

—

older

cutlery

containing

heat

sensitive

compounds

—

rust-sensitive

steel

items

—

cutlery

with

handles

made

of

wood,

bone,

porcelain

or

mother

of

pear!

Suitable

for

Dishwashing

Most

modern

tableware

is

suitable

for

dishwashing,

however

there

are

excep-

tions.

Unless

confirmed

as

dishwasher

safe

by

the

manufacturer,

some

items

may

be

adversely

affected

when

washed

in

a

dishwasher,

e.g.

—

only

wash

stoneware

in

a

dishwasher

if

the

manufacturer

confirms

that

it

is

dishwasher

safe

—

glazed

designs

fade

after

many

machine

washes

—

silver

and

aluminium

tend

to

discolour

when

washed

—

food

remnants

such

as

egg

white,

egg

yolk

and

mustard,

often

cause

discolouration

and

tarnishing

of

silver,

therefore

always

clean

food

remnants

off

silverware

straight

away,

even

if

you

are

not

washing

immediately.

—

some

types

of

glass

go

dull

after

many

washes.

When

you

buy

new

crockery,

glasses

and

cutlery,

be

sure

that

they

are

dish-

washer

safe.

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GA-8

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GA-8

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Interior

of

Appliance

1.

Salt

Container

2.

Rinse

Aid

Dispenser

3.

Detergent

Dispenser

4.

Rating

Plate

5.

Filters

6.

Spray

Arm

7.

Top

Spray

8.

Top

Spray

Arm

Connector

9.

Inlet/Outlet

for

Turbo

Drying

Back

of

Appliance

1.

Inlet

Hose

2.

Drain

Hose

3.

Mains

Cable

10

Control

Panel

BB

83

LGB

Fig.

3

1.

Control

Buttons

ON/OFF

button

and

programme

buttons.

When

a

button

is

pressed

its

inscription

lights

up.

2.

DRYING

vent

BB-83

GB/UK