Bosch SBV6ECX00E User manual

Dishwasher
SBV6ECX00E
User manual
Translated from Dutch to English - www.onlinedoctranslator.com

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Refer to the Digital User Guide for more
information.
Table of contents
1 Safety................................... 4
1.1 General instructions ............ 4
7 Additional features ............................. 22
8 Equipment................................... 23
8.1 Upper crockery basket ............... 23
8.2 Etagère .................................... 24
8.3 Lower crockery basket ............... 24
8.4 Folding plate supports ... 24
8.5 Cutlery drawer................................ 25
8.6 Extra Clean Zone.................. 25
1.2 Destination of the
device ............................................ 4
1.3 Restriction of users ..... 4
1.4 Safe installation...................... 4
1.5 Safe use................................... 6
1.6 Damaged device................ 8
1.7 Dangers for children............. 8
2 Avoiding material damage ..... 10
2.1 Safe installation................... 10
2.2 Safe use.................................. 10
9 Before first use ............ 26
9.1 First time
use................................................ 26
10 Softening system .............. 27
3 Environmental protection and saving
ring................................................ 11 10.1 Overview of water hardness
settings ............ 27
3.1 Disposal of the packaging ... 11
3.2 Saving energy ....................... 11
3.3 Sensors ................................ 11
3.4 Efficient Dry ............................. 12
10.2 Setting the water softening...... 27
10.3 Softening salt .................... 28
10.4 Switching off water
softening................................................... 28
4 Setup and connection ............ 12
4.1 Scope of delivery .................... 12
10.5 Regenerating the softening
system ................................ 29
4.2 Setting up and connecting the
device ............................................ 12 11 Final rinse system ................ 29
11.1 Rinse aid.................. 29
4.3 Drain water connection ............ 13
4.4 Drinking water connection .............. 13
4.5 Electrical connection............. 13
11.2 Adjusting the rinse aid
amount ................... 30
11.3 Switching off the rinse
system ................................ 30
5 Getting to know your device...... 14
5.1 Device ................................ 14
5.2 Controls............. 16 12 Dishwashing liquid ....................... 31
12.1 Suitable dishwashing
detergents.......................................... 31
6 Programs ............................. 19 12.2 Unsuitable detergent ... 32
6.1 Instructions for testing
institutes................................................... 20 12.3 Information about dishwasher
detergents................................ 32
6.2 Favorite . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 12.4 Filling with detergent.......... 33
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13 Crockery.................................. 34 19.3 Transporting the device ......... 57
13.1 Damage to glass and
crockery ................................ 34 19.4 Disposal of your old
device .................................... 57
13.2 Loading dishes............ 35
13.3 Clearing out dishes........... 36 20 After-sales service........................... 58
20.1 Product number (E-No.), production
number (FD) and serial number (Z-
No.) .............. 58
14 The Ministry in essence........ 36
14.1 Switching on the device............ 36
14.2 Set program ............. 36
14.3 Setting additional functions ............ 36
14.4 Make time setting.................. 36
14.5 Start program.................. 37
14.6 Interrupt program ...... 37
14.7 Cancel program ............ 37
14.8 Switching off the device........... 37
20.2 AQUA-STOP guarantee ............ 58
21 Technical data............. 59
21.1 Information about free software and
open source software .... 59
22 Declaration of Conformity.......... 60
15 Basic settings .................... 38
15.1 Overview of the basic
settings ................................ 38
15.2 Changing basic settings...... 42
16 Home Connect ....................... 42
16.1 Quick start with Ho-
me Connect ............................ 43
16.2 Remote Start ...................... 43
16.3 Protection of personal
data .................................... 43
17 Cleaning and maintenance ......... 44
17.1 Cleaning the rinse aid container
gene ............................................ 44
17.2 Cleaning agent................... 44
17.3 Device maintenance
tips ............................................ 45
17.4 Machine cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
17.5 Sieving system ............................... 46
17.6 Cleaning the spray arms............ 47
18 Troubleshooting ................ 49
18.1 Cleaning the drain pump............. 56
19 Transport, storage and
disposal................................... 56
19.1 Dismantling the device .......... 56
19.2 Making the device frost-
proof.................................. 57
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1 Safety
Please observe the following safety precautions.
1.1 General instructions
¡Read these instructions for use carefully.
¡Keep the instructions for use and product information for later
for use or for subsequent owners.
¡Do not connect the device in case of transport damage.
1.2 Destination of the device
Only use the device: ¡to wash
dishes.
¡for domestic use and in closed areas within the home
normal environment.
¡up to an altitude of 4000 m above sea level.
1.3 Restriction of Users
This appliance can be operated by children aged from 8 years and above
and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack
of experience and/or knowledge if they have been given supervision or
instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and have
understood the resulting hazards. understood. Children are not allowed
to play with the device.
Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be carried out by children
unless they are supervised.
Make sure that children under the age of 8 cannot reach the device
or the connection cable.
1.4 Safe installation
WARNING ‒ Risk of injury! Incorrect installations
can cause injury.
▶When setting up and connecting the device, follow the
instructions in the operating and installation instructions.
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WARNING ‒ Risk of electric shock! Improper
installations are dangerous.
▶Only connect and use the device according to the information on
the rating plate.
▶Always use the power cord supplied with the new device.
▶Only connect the device to an alternating current mains via a
properly installed earthed socket.
▶The protective earth system of the electrical domestic installation
must be installed in accordance with the electrical regulations.
▶Never power the device via an external switching device, for
example a timer switch or remote control.
▶If the appliance is built-in, the mains plug of the mains connection
cable must be freely accessible, or if free access is not possible, a
disconnection device must be installed in the permanently installed
electrical installation in accordance with the installation instructions.
▶When setting up the device, ensure that the power cord is not
pinched or damaged.
Cutting the supply hose or immersing the AquaStop valve under
water is dangerous.
▶Never immerse the plastic housing in water. There is an electric
valve in the plastic housing on the supply hose.
▶Never cut the supply hose. There are electrical connecting cables
in the supply hose.
WARNING ‒ Risk of fire!
Using an extended power cord and unauthorized adapters is
dangerous.
▶Do not use extension cords or multiple sockets.
▶Use only adapters and power cords approved by the
manufacturer.
▶If the power cord is too short and a longer power cord is not
available, contact an electrical specialist to adjust the home
installation.
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Contact between the device and installation pipes can lead to a
defect in the installation pipes, for example gas pipes and power
lines. Gas from a corroded gas pipe can ignite. A damaged power
line can lead to a short circuit.
▶Ensure that there is a distance of at least 5 cm between the
device and the installation pipes.
WARNING ‒ Risk of injury!
The hinges move when opening and closing the appliance door
and can cause injury.
▶If under-mounted or built-in appliances are not located in a niche
and a side wall is therefore accessible, the side hinge area must
be covered. The covers are available from specialist retailers or
from our service department.
WARNING ‒ Danger of tipping!
Incorrect installation can lead to the device tipping over.
▶Only install under- or built-in appliances under a continuous
worktop that is firmly connected to the adjacent cabinets.
1.5 Safe use
WARNING ‒ Risk of serious health hazard!
Failure to comply with the safety instructions and usage
instructions on the packaging of dishwasher and rinse aids can
lead to serious health damage.
▶Observe the safety regulations and usage instructions on the
packaging of dishwasher and rinse aids.
WARNING ‒ Risk of explosion!
Solvents in the washing area of the device can lead to explosions.
▶Never put solvents in the washing area of the device.
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Strongly corrosive alkaline or strongly acidic cleaning agents in
combination with aluminum objects in the washing compartment
of the appliance can lead to explosions.
▶Never use highly corrosive alkaline or strongly acidic cleaning
agents, especially those for professional or industrial use, in
combination with aluminum objects (e.g. grease filters of
extractor hoods or aluminum pans) in the dishwasher, e.g. for
machine maintenance.
WARNING ‒ Risk of injury! An open appliance
door can lead to injuries.
▶Only open the appliance door when loading or unloading
dishes to avoid accidents such as tripping.
▶Do not sit or stand on the open appliance door. Knives and
objects with sharp points can cause injuries.
▶Place knives and objects with sharp points with the points
downwards in the cutlery basket, knife holder or cutlery drawer.
WARNING ‒ Risk of burns!
If the appliance door is opened during the program, hot water
may splash out of the appliance.
▶Only open the appliance door carefully during the program run.
WARNING ‒ Risk of electric shock! Penetrating moisture
can cause an electric shock.
▶Only use the device in closed rooms.
▶Never expose the device to excessive heat and humidity.
▶Do not use a steam cleaner or high-pressure cleaner to clean
the device.
Damaged insulation of the power cord is dangerous.
▶Never bring the power cable into contact with hot appliance
parts or heat sources.
▶Never bring the power cord into contact with sharp points or
edges.
▶Never kink, pinch or alter the power cord.
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1.6 Damaged device
WARNING ‒ Risk of electric shock!
A damaged device or power cord is dangerous.
▶Never use a damaged device.
▶Never use a device with a cracked or broken surface.
▶Never pull on the power cord to disconnect the device from the
mains. Always pull the plug on the power cord.
▶If the device or the power cord is damaged, immediately unplug
the power cord from the socket or switch off the fuse in the
meter cupboard and close the tap.
▶Contact the service department. → Page 58 Improper
repairs are dangerous.
▶Only trained specialist personnel may carry out repairs on the
device.
▶Only original spare parts may be used to repair the device.
▶If the mains connection cable or device connection cable of this
device becomes damaged, it must be replaced with a special
mains connection cable or special device connection cable
available from the manufacturer or customer service.
1.7 Dangers for children
WARNING ‒ Risk of suffocation!
Children can pull packaging material over their heads and become
entangled and suffocate.
▶Keep packaging materials away from children.
▶Do not allow children to play with packaging materials. Children
can inhale or swallow small parts and choke.
▶Keep small parts away from children.
▶Do not allow children to play with small parts. Children can
lock themselves in the device and suffocate.
▶If available, use the child lock.
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▶Never allow children to play with or operate the device.
WARNING ‒ Risk of health hazard! Children could become
trapped in the device and endanger their lives.
▶On discarded appliances, unplug the power cord from the
socket, then cut the power cord and damage the appliance door
lock in such a way that the appliance door no longer closes.
WARNING ‒ Risk of crushing!
With high-mounted appliances, children can become trapped
between the appliance door and the cupboard doors underneath.
▶Pay attention to children when opening and closing the appliance
door.
WARNING ‒ Risk of chemical burns! Dishwashing and rinse
aids can cause burns to the mouth, throat and eyes.
▶Keep children away from dishwasher and rinse aids.
▶Keep children away from the open appliance. The water in the
washroom is not drinking water. There may still be residues of
dishwasher and rinse aid left in this.
WARNING ‒ Risk of injury!
Children can get their little fingers stuck in the slots of the tablet
tray and injure themselves.
▶Keep children away from the open appliance.
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v2 Material damage
to avoid
avoid Contact between the device and
water pipes can lead to corrosion of
the water pipe and the water pipe
may leak.
▶Make sure that there is a distance of
at least 5 cm between the device
and the water pipe. This
does not apply to the supplied
pipes for the drinking water
connections and the water
drainage connection.
Modified or damaged water hoses can
lead to material damage and damage
to the device.
▶Never kink, pinch, modify or cut
water hoses.
▶Only use supplied water hoses or
original spare hoses.
▶Never reuse used water hoses.
Too low or too high water pressure can
hinder the device function.
▶Ensure that the water pressure at
the water supply system is a
minimum of 50 kPa (0.5 bar) and a
maximum of 1000 kPa (10 bar).
▶If the water pressure exceeds the
specified maximum value, a
pressure reducing valve must be
installed between the drinking
water connection and the hose set
of the device.
to avoid
2.1 Safe installation
NB!
Improper installation of the device
can lead to damage.
▶If the dishwasher is installed below
or above other household
appliances, the information
regarding installation in
combination with the dishwasher in
the installation instructions for the
relevant household appliance must
be observed.
▶If no information is available or if
the installation manual does not
contain instructions on this subject,
check with the manufacturer of
these household appliances
whether the dishwasher can be
installed above or below other
household appliances.
▶If no information is available from
the manufacturer, the dishwasher
should not be installed above or
below these household appliances.
▶To ensure safe operation of all
household appliances, you must
also adhere to the installation
instructions for the dishwasher.
▶Do not install the dishwasher
under a hob.
▶Do not install the dishwasher near
heat sources, such as a radiator,
boiler, stove or other appliances
that emit heat.
2.2 Safe use
NB!
Escaping water vapor can damage
built-in furniture.
▶Allow the appliance to cool down
briefly at the end of the program
before opening the appliance door.
The rinse aid container can be
corroded by dishwasher salt.
▶To ensure that spilled softening
salt is flushed from the rinse aid
container,
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the softening salt must be filled
into the softening salt container
immediately before the start of the
program.
Dishwashing detergent can damage the
water softening system.
▶Only fill the reservoir of the water
softener with dishwasher salt.
Unsuitable detergents can damage
the appliance.
▶Do not use a steam cleaner.
▶To avoid scratches, do not use
sponges with a rough surface or
abrasive cleaning agents on the
surface of the device.
▶To prevent corrosion on
dishwashers with a stainless steel
front, do not use sponge cloths or
rinse them thoroughly several times
before first use.
3.2 Save energy
If you follow these instructions, your
device will use less electricity and
water.
Use the Eco 50° programme.
aThe Eco 50° program is energy-
energy-saving and environmentally friendly.
→ "Programs", Page 19
Change the sensor setting to
Standard.
aThe consumption values are
reduced.
→ "Sensors", page 11
3.3 Sensors
The sensor system adjusts the
program sequence and program
strength of the automatic programs
to the amount and type of dirt.
The sensor system has different
sensitivity levels that you can change
in the basic settings.
→ "Changing basic settings",
page 42
3 Environmental protection and
saving
3.1 Disposal of the packaging Sensorni-
veau
Description
The packaging materials are
environmentally friendly and can be
reused.
▶Dispose of the individual
components separately by type.
SE:00 Optimal setting
for mixed operations
load and high
amounts of dirt. Ener-
energy and water saving
run.
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Sensorni-
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Description usually shortened.
→ "Overview of the basic settings",
Page 38
→ "Additional features", page 22
SE:01 Fits the program
mastery even in
small quantities
dirt for effective
removal
of food scraps. It
using energy
water consumption is
the corresponding
amended soon.
4 Setup and connection
For correct use, connect the device to
electricity and water in a professional
manner. Observe the required criteria
and the installation instructions.
SE:02 Fits the program
mastery for
heavier usage
circumstances,
example strongly
dried food scraps.
Recommended setting
when using biological
or ecological
dishwashing detergent
len with smaller ones
quantities of work
active substances. It
using energy
water consumption is
the corresponding
amended soon.
4.1 Scope of delivery
After unpacking, check all parts for
transport damage and the
completeness of the delivery.
If you have any complaints, please
contact the store where you purchased
the device or our customer service.
Remark:The device has been checked
at the factory for correct operation.
This may leave water stains on the
device. The water spots disappear
after the first washing cycle.
The delivery consists of:
¡Dishwasher
¡Instructions
¡Assembly instructions
¡Other documents containing information
tie
¡Mounting material
¡Steam protection plate ¡Salt
filling aid funnel
¡Connection cable
¡Quick guide
3.4 Efficient Dry
The appliance door opens
automatically during the drying phase.
This results in particularly economical
drying.
For optimal drying results, it is
advisable to wait until the end of the
program before removing the dishes.
The program has ended when
"00h:00m" appears on the display.
If the automatic door opening is
deactivated, energy consumption
increases and the drying phase
4.2 Setting up and connecting
the device
You can install your under-counter or
built-in appliance in the kitchen unit
between wooden and plastic walls. If you
subsequently use the device as a free
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If you install the appliance as a standing
appliance, you must secure the
appliance against tipping over, e.g. by
screwing it to the wall or installing it
under a continuous worktop that is
firmly connected to the adjacent
cabinets.
1.Observe the safety instructions. →
Page 4
4.4 Drinking water connection
Connect the device to a drinking
water connection.
Install drinking water connection
Remark
¡If you replace the device,
you can use a new water supply
hose.
2.Observe the instructions for the
electrical connection. 1.The required steps can be found in
the supplied installation manual.
3.Check the contents of the packaging
and the condition of the device.
2.Connect the device to the drinking
water connection using the
enclosed parts.
4.The required installation dimensions can be
found in the installation manual.
5.Level the device using the
adjustable feet. Observe the technical data.
3.Make sure that the drinking water
connection is not kinked, crushed
or tangled.
Make sure you have a firm stand.
6.Install the drain water connection.
→ Page 13
7.Install the drinking water
connection. → Page 13
4.5 Electrical connection
Connect the device electrically
8.Connect the device to the
power. Comments
¡Take the safety precautions
→ Page 4 into account.
¡Please note that it is
The security system only works
when the device is supplied with
power.
4.3 Drain water connection
Connect the appliance to a drain water
connection so that the contaminated
dishwashing water can be drained.
Install waste water connection 1.Connect the device plug of the
connecting cable to the device.
1.The required steps can be found in
the supplied installation manual. 2.Plug the power plug of the
device's power cord into a power
socket near the device.
2.Connect the drain hose to the
connection nipple of the siphon
using the supplied parts. The connection details of the device
can be found on the rating plate.
3.Make sure that the drain hose is not
kinked, crushed or tangled. 3.Check the mains plug for tightness.
4.Make sure that the flow of water is
not prevented by a cap in the waste
water connection.
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5 Get to know your device
5.1 Device
Here you will find an overview of the components of your device.
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1Type plate Type plate with E number and FD number
→ Page 58 .
You will need this information for service
→ Page 58 .
1Depending on the device version
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2Detergent dispenser Place the detergent in the detergent
dispenser.
→ "Dishwashing liquid", page 31
3Lower crockery basket Lower crockery basket →
Page 24
4Reservoir for dewaxing
thing salt
Add softening salt to the reservoir for
softening salt.
→ "Softening system", page 27
5Lower spray arm The lower spray arm cleans the crockery in
the lower crockery basket.
If the dishes are not optimally clean, clean
the spray arms.
→ "Cleaning the spray arms", page 47
6Tablet tray During the washing cycle, tabs automatically
fall from the detergent dispenser into the
tablet compartment where the tabs can
dissolve optimally.
7Upper crockery basket
Cutlery drawer
Etagere1
Upper spray arm
Upper crockery basket → Page 23
Cutlery drawer → Page 25
Etagere → Page 24
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10 The upper spray arm cleans the crockery in
the upper crockery basket.
If the dishes are not optimally clean, clean
the spray arms.
→ "Cleaning the spray arms", page 47
11 Sieving system Sieving system →
Page 46
12 Reservoir for gloss
rinse aid
Add rinse aid to the rinse aid reservoir.
→ "Rinse system", page 29
1Depending on the device version
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5.2 Controls
You can use the control panel to set all functions of your device and obtain
information about its operating status.
Some keys allow you to perform different functions.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
13 12 11 10 9 8
1ON/OFF button
test
and Reset- Switch on device →
Page 36 Switch
off device → Page 37 Cancel program
→ Page 37
2Program keys
Display
Programs → Page 19
3Information about the remaining time
or basic settings is shown on the
display. You can change the basic
settings via the display and the setting
buttons.
→ "Changing basic settings",
page 42
4Time setting and adjustment buttons Create time setting →
Page 36
Change basic settings
5Remote Start →
"Brake O", page 43in Start
6Program keys and extra Programs
→ "
Ext
→ "
functions
Program
ra functions
Additional functions
a's", Page 19
es", page 22
a start → Page 37
7Start key Program
8WLAN indication Home Conn ect →
Page 42
1Depending on the a ppacomb design
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9Water supply indication
Door handle1
Water supply indication
Open the appliance door.
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11 Refill salt indicator Softening system
→ "Filling with softening salt",
page 28
12 Rinse aid refill indicator Final rinse system
→ "Filling with rinse aid",
page 29
13 Test If you
is pressed, the basic settings are
opened.
→ "Changing basic settings",
page 42
approx. 3 seconds
1Depending on the device version
Symbols on the display1Symbol Description
Depending on the device version, the
display shows the following symbols. Find
the explanation for this.
If the refill softening salt
indicator lights up on the
display, fill in the
softening salt
the water softening salt
container immediately
before the program start.
→ "Filling with softening
salt", page 28
Symbol Description
If the machine symbol
appears on the display
maintenance is on, then
perform machine
maintenance.
→ "Machine cleaning",
page 45
If the device has a
wireless WLAN
home network is
connected, the symbol
lights up on the display.
→ "Home Connect ",
page 42
If the rinse aid refill
indicator lights up on the
display, refill rinse aid.
→ "Filling with rinse aid",
page 29
If you have activated the
time preselection, the
symbol lights up on the
display.
→ "Make time setting",
page 36
If a fault occurs with the
water supply or water
drainage, the symbol
lights up or flashes
1Depending on the device version
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Symbol Description
the display.
→ "Troubleshooting",
page 49
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6 Programs
Here you will find an overview of the
adjustable programs. Depending on
the configuration, different programs
are offered on the device control
panel. The duration depends on the
selected program. In addition, the
running time depends on the water
temperature, amount of dishes,
degree of soiling and selected
additional function → Page 22 . Also a
disabled rinse system or lack of rinse
aid affects the running time.
The consumption values can be
found in the quick reference guide.
The consumption values apply under
normal conditions and a water
hardness of 13 - 16 °dH. Various
factors, such as water temperature or
pipe pressure, can lead to deviations.
Program Usage Program sequence
China:
¡pots, pans, non-sensitive
crockery and cutlery
Degree of pollution:
¡very caked, burnt or
dried starch or protein-
containing food remains
Intensive:
¡Pre-rinse
¡Cleaning 70 °C ¡
Intermediate rinse
¡Final rinse
69°C
¡To dry
Intensive 70°
China:
¡mixed crockery and supplies
cutting
Degree of pollution:
¡slightly dried, in the home
keep usual food scraps
Sensor optimized
seerd:
¡Becomes dependent
of the degree of
pollution of it
dishwater optimized
malized by it
sensor system.
Auto 45-65°
China:
¡mixed crockery and supplies
cutting
Degree of pollution:
¡slightly dried, in the home
keep usual food scraps
Most economical program:
¡Pre-rinse
¡Cleaning 50 °C ¡
Intermediate rinse
¡Final rinse
48°C
¡To dry
Eco 50°
China:
¡mixed crockery and supplies
cutting
Degree of pollution:
¡slightly dried, in the home
keep usual food scraps
Sound-optimized
seerd:
¡Pre-rinse
¡Cleaning 50 °C ¡
Intermediate rinse
¡Final rinse
63°C
¡To dry
Quiet 50
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Program Usage Program sequence
China:
¡delicate crockery, cutlery,
temperature-sensitive plastics,
glasses and base glasses
Degree of pollution:
¡little caked fresh ones
food scraps
Extra careful:
¡Pre-rinse
¡Cleaning 40 °C ¡
Intermediate rinse
¡Final rinse
60°C
¡To dry
Glass 40°
China:
¡mixed crockery and supplies
cutting
Degree of pollution:
¡slightly dried, in the home
keep usual food scraps
Time-optimized:
¡Cleaning 65 °C ¡
Intermediate rinse
¡Final rinse
69°C
¡To dry
Express 65° - 1h
China:
¡delicate crockery, cutlery,
temperature-sensitive plastics
and glasses
Degree of pollution:
¡little caked fresh ones
food scraps
Time-optimized:
¡Cleaning 45 °C ¡
Intermediate rinse
¡Final rinse
55°C
Express 45°
Only use when the device has been
cleared out.
Machine cleaning
70°C
Machine cleaning
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→ "Favorite ", page 20
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Favorite
Remark:The relatively longer running
time of the Eco 50° program is the
result of longer soaking and drying
times. These enable optimal
consumption values.
The product number (E-No.) and the
production number (FD) are required,
which can be found on the rating plate on
the appliance door.
6.2 Favorite
6.1 Instructions for testing
institutes Under the test
nation of a program and additional
function save.
Save the program via the Home
Connect app or on the device. The
Prewash program is stored under this
button at the factory. Pre-rinsing is
suitable for all types of tableware. The
crockery is pre-cleaned by cold
rinsing.
you can use a combination
Test institutes receive instructions for
comparison tests, e.g. in accordance with
EN60436.
This concerns the conditions for
carrying out the tests, not the results
or consumption values.
Request by email to:
[email protected]
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