Bauknecht GSI 4751 User manual

5019 100 90031
PROGRAMME CHART
GSI 4751
GB
*) Recommended programme for use with “new generation” enzyme-based detergents.
**) For pre-rinse.
***)Values for normal conditions. Values may vary in relation to usage, e.g.: different loads, water temperatures, water hardness and power supply voltage.
1) Check the programme on the energy data plate.
Important:
• If a fault occurs or you wish to change the current programme, press the
“START” button for about 5 seconds until the Start indicator lamp switches
off ! Refer to the “Troubleshooting guide” in these user instructions to rem-
edy any problems.
• Sometimes even when the regeneration salt container is full, the corre-
sponding indicator lamp may illuminate during the first wash cycle.
• Switch off the dishwasher once the “Start” indicator lamp has switched
off. If you switch off the dishwasher during a wash cycle, when switched
on again the dishwasher resumes the cycle from where it was interrupted.
On/Off button
Start button indicator lamp:
Switches “on” when the dishwasher is operating.
Flashes when a fault occurs.
Switches off at the end of the programme.
Programme progress indicator
Pre-rinse
Washing
Drying
Programme end
Rinse aid level indicator
Add rinse aid
Salt level indicator
Add regeneration salt
Eco-Dry
Dry cycle without using fans.
Programme
symbol Load Crockery and cutlery
Final rinse
temperature:
Detergent dispenser:
+) with pre-rinse
-) without pre-rinse
Final rinse
temperature:
Consumption ***
Normal load
** Small
compart-
ment
large
compart-
ment
Water
(Liter) Energy (kWh) Time (Min.)
Pre-rinse Crockery to be washed later. - - - - 5.0 0.02 9
Bio-Eco 50 °C * Normally soiled crockery, with dried-on food. 65 °C - + 65 °C 12.5 1.30 73
Bio-Normale 50 °C * 1) Normally or heavily soiled crockery with dried-on
food. 65 °C + + 65 °C 17.0 1.35 85
Normal 65 °C Normally or heavily soiled crockery. 65 °C + + 65 °C 17.0 1.50 85
Intensive 70°C Heavily soiled pans and saucepans. 65 °C + + 65 °C 21.5 1.70 93
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Quick reference guide Also refer to the "dishwasher loading instructions" which contain detailed information and useful tips. GB
Crockery holder:
• Down: cups and long-stemmed
glasses.
• Up: plates.
Plate holders:
• The plate holders may be removed to
increase available space.
• To remove, pull the handle up.
• To reposition, simply insert in the
required position (normal or crosswise).
Upper rack
Lower rack:
Glass holder:
• The glass holder can be moved side-
ways.
• Down: short glasses.
• Up: long-stemmed glasses.
Height adjustment:
(The dishwasher is delivered with the
upper rack in the top position).
The rack height can also be changed
when loaded.
• To lower: pull out the two side handles
and gently lower the rack.
• To raise: pull up the two side handles
until the rack clicks into place.
• The rack must be level on both
sides.
Cutlery basket: the cutlery basket
may be removed to increase avail-
able space
Daily check list:
1. Turn on the tap.
2. Arrange crockery so that items do not
touch each other.
3. Make sure the water jet can reach all
loaded items and that the spray arms
turn freely.
4. Fill the detergent dispenser and check
the salt and rinse aid levels.
5. Close the dishwasher door.
Tips:
Crockery:
• Load crockery upside down on the
racks.
Cutlery:
• The cutlery basket can be removed
to increase available space.
• Place the cutlery unsorted in the cut-
lery basket with the handles posi-
tioned downwards.
• To avoid the risk of injury on sharp
knives and forks, cutlery can also be
placed in the basketwith the handles
positioned upwards.
Cups:
• Load cups at an angle to facilitate water
circulation.
Silver cutlery:
• Always hand wash silver cutlery
immediately after use. Follow the
detergent manufacturer's directions
on the detergent pack.
Important:
• Only load the appliance with dish-
washer-proof crockery and cook-
ing utensils.
• Certain wooden and aluminium arti-
cles may discolour.
• Glued, plastic utensils may be heat
sensitive.
• Tin may become dull.
• Decorated crockery (unglazed) may
fade.
• Glasses may become dull.
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