Comfee CDC22P2AWW User manual
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Dishwasher
Instruction
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Read
this
Manual
Dear
Customer,
Please
carefully read
this
manual
before
using
the
dishwashel
This
will
help
you use
and
maintain
the
dishwasher
properly.
Keepit
torefer
to
ata
later
date.
Pass
it
on
to
any
subsequent
owner
of
the
appliance.
This
manual
contains sections
of
Safety
Instructions,
Operating
Instructions,
Installation
Instructions
and
Troubleshooting
Tips,
etc.
Before
Calling
for
Service
Review
the
Troubleshooting
Tips
section
to
solve
some
common
problems
by
yourself
.
If
you
can
notresolve
the
troubles
by
yourself,
please
ask
for
the
help
of
professional technicians.
NOTE:
The
manufacturer,
following
a
policy
of
constant
development
and
updating
of
the
product,
may
make
modifications
without
giving
prior
notice.
1)
Safety
Information
2)
Operating
Instructions..
Control
Panel
.....
Dishwasher
Features
3)
Before
First
Use...
A.
Fill
the
Rinse
Aid
Dispenser.
B.
Function
of
Detergent
..6 4)
Loading
the
Dishwasher
Basket.
Attention
before
or
after
loading
the
Dishwasher
Baskets
Cutlery
Basket.....
5)
Starting
a
Washing
Program....
Wash
Cycle
Table
.....
Turning
on
the
Appliance..
Change
the
Programme.
At
the
End
of
the
Wash
Cycle.
6)
Maintenance
and
Cleaning
Filtering
System
.....
Caring
for
the
Dishwasher
..
7)
Installation
Instruction
Positioning
the
Appliance.
About
Power
Connection
Water
Connection
.
Start
of
dishwasher.
8)
Troubleshooting
Tips
Before
calling
for
service
..
Error
codes
...
Technical
information
9)
Warranty
....
1.
IMPORTANT
SAFETY
INFORMATION
READ
ALL
INSTRUCTIONS
BEFORE
USING
A
WARNING!
When
using
your
dishwasher,
follow
the
precautions
listed
below:
GROUNDING
INSTRUCTIONS
B
This
appliance
must
be
grounded.
In
the
event
of
a
malfunction
or
breakdown,
grounding
will
reduce
the
risk
of
electric
shock
by
providing
a
path
of
least
resistance
of
electric
current.
This
appliance
is
equipped
with
a
cord
having
an
equipment-
grounding conductor
and
a
grounding
plug.
B
The
plug
must
be
plugged
into
an
appropriate
outlet
that
is
installed
and
grounded
in
accordance
with
all
local
codes
and
ordinances.
WARNING!
PROPER
USE
AWARNING!
B
Improper
connection
of
the
equipment-grounding
conductor
can
result
in
a
risk
of
electric
shock.
B
Check
with
a
qualified
electrician
or
service
representative
if
you
are
in
doubt
whether
the
appliance
is
properly
grounded.
Do
not
modify
the
plug
provided
with
the
appliance;
If it
is
not
fit
for
the
outlet.
Have
a
proper
outlet
installed
by
a
qualified
electrician.
B
Do
not
abuse,
sit
on,
or
stand
on
the
door
or
dish
rack
of
the
dishwasher.
B
Do
not
touch
the
heating
element
during
or
immediately
after
use.
(This
instruction
is
only
applicable
to
machines
with
a
visual
heating
element.)
B
Do
not
operate
your
dishwasher
unless
all
enclosure
panels
are
properly
in
place.
Open
the
door
very
carefully
if
the
dishwasher
is
operating,
there
is
a
risk
of
water
squirting
out.
B
Do
not
place
any
heavy
objects
of
stand
on
the
door
when
it
is
open.
The
appliance
could
tip
forward.
B
Whenloading
items
to
be
washed:
1)
Locate
sharp
items
so
that
they
are not
likely
to
damage
the
door
seal;
2)
Warning:
Knives
and
other
utensils
with
sharp
points
must
be
loaded
in
the
basket
with
their
points
down
or
placedina
horizontal
position.
B
When
using
your
dishwasher,
you
should
prevent
plastic
items
from
coming
into
contact
with
heating
element.(This
instruction
is
only
applicable
to
machines
with
a
visual
heating
element.)
B
Check
that
the
detergent
receptible
is
empty
after
completion
of
the
wash
cycle.
B
Do
not
wash
plastic
items
unless
they
are
marked
dishwasher
safe
or
the
equivalent.
For
plastic
items
not
so
marked,
check
the
manufacturer's
recommendations.
B
Use
only
detergent
and
rinse
additives
designed
for
an
automatic
dishwasher.
B
Never
use
soap,
laundry
detergent,
or
hand
washing
detergentin
your
dishwasher.
Keep
these
products
out
of
the
reach
of
children.
A
Attention:
The
installation
of
the
pipes
and
electrical
equipments
should
be
done
by
professionals.
W
Keep
children
away
from
detergent
and
rinse
aid,
keep
children
away
from
the
open
door
of
the
dishwasher,
there
could
still
be
some
detergent
left
inside.
B This
appliance
is
not
intended
for
use
by
persons
(including
children
)with
reduced
physical,
sensory
or
mental
capabilities,
or
lack
of
experience
and
knowledge
,unless
they
have been
given
supervision
or
instruction
concerning
use
of
the
appliance
by
a
person
responsible
for
their
safety.
M
Children
should
be
supervised
to
ensure
that
they
do
not
play
with
the
appliance.
B
Dishwasher
detergents
are
strongly
alkaline,
they
can
be
extremely
dangerous
if
swallowed.
Avoid
contact
with
skin
and
eyes
and
keep
children
away
from
the
dishwasherwhen
the
door
is
open.
B
The
door
should
not
be
leftin
the
open
position
since
this
could
present
a
tripping
hazards.
M Ifthe
supply
cord
is
damaged,
it
must
be
replaced
by
the
manufacturer
or
its
service
agentora
similarly
qualified
person
in
order
to
avoid
a
hazard.
B
Remove
the
door
to
the
washing
compartment
when
removing
an
old
dishwasher
from
service
or
discarding
it.
M
Please
dispose
of
packing
materials
properly.
M
Use
the
dishwasher
only
for
its
intended
function.
M
During
installation,
the
power
supply
must
not
be
excessively
or
dangerously
bent
or
flattened.
Do
not
tamper
with
controls.
B
The
appliance
is
to
be
connected
to
the
water
mains
using
new
hose
sets
and
that
old
hose-sets
should
notbe
reused.
B
The
maximum
number
of
place
settings
to
be
washed
is
6.
M
The
maximum
permissible
inlet
water
pressure
is
1Mpa.
L]
Thepminimum
permissible
inlet
water
pressure
is
0.04Mpa.
READ
AND
FOLLOW
THIS
SAFETY
INFORMATION
CAREFULLY
SAVE
THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
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1
2.
Operation
Instruction
IMPORTANT
To
get
the
best
performance
from
your
dishwasher,
read
all
operating
instructions
before
using
it
for
the
first
time.
Control
Panel
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Extra
Cleaning
Indicator;
Child
Lock
Indicator;
Power
Button:
To
turn
on/off
the
power
supply.
Child
lock
function:
Press
Child
button
tolock
the
program;
Express
Indicator;
Delay
Button
:
To
pressthe
buttonto
delay.
Water
Faucet
Indicator;
Program
Selector:
Press
the
button
to
select
wash
cycles
Function
Selector:
To
select
Extra
drying,
Extra
cleaning
or
Express.
.
Start/Pause
Button:
Press
this
button
to
start
orpause
the
dishwasher.
Display
Screen:To
show
remaining
time
and
the
state(running
state,
delay
time
etc
)
.
Program
Indicator
Light
ExtraDrying
Indicators:
Toshow
Extradrying
function
Rinse
Aid
Warning
Light
:
To be
on
when
the
rinse
aid
dispenser
needs
to
be
refilled..
Program
Ending
Indicator
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Features
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Cup
Shelf
Detergent
Dispenser
.Cutlery
Basket
.
Spray
Arms
E
Drain
Pipe
Connector
Basket
Filter
Assembly
[ARinse
Aid
bispenser
|
B
intet
Pipe
Connector
3.
Before
First
Use
A.
Fill
the
Rinse
Aid
Dispenser
Rinse
Aid
Dispenser
The
rinse
aid
is
released
during
the
final
rinse
to
prevent
water
from
forming
droplets
on
your
dishes.
That
can
leave
spots
and
streaks.
It
alsoimproves
drying
by
allowing
water
to
slide
off
the
dishes.
Your
dishwasheris
designed
to
use
liquid
rinse
aids.
The
rinse
aid
dispenser
is
located
inside
the
door
next
to
the
detergentdispenser.
To
fill
the
dispenser,
open
the
cap
and
pour
the
rinse
aid
into
the
dispenser
until
the
level
indicator
turns
completely
black.
The
volume
of
the
rinse
aid
container
is
about
110ml.
Function
of
Rinse
Aid
Rinse
aid
is
automatically
added
during
the
lastrinse,
ensuring
thorough
rinsing,
and
spot
and
streak
free
drying.
Attention!
Only
use
branded
rinse
aid
for
dishwasher.
Never
fill
the
rinse
aid
dispenser
with
any
other
substances
(e.g.
Dishwasher
cleaning
agent,
liquid
detergent).
This
would
damage
the
appliance.
When
to
Refill
the
Rinse
Aid
Dispenser
If
there
is
no
rinse-aid
warning
light
in
the
control
panel,
you
can
judge
the
amount
of
rinse-aid
by
the
color
ofthe
optical
level
indicator"C"located
next
to
the
cap.
When
the
rinse-aid
container
is
full,
the
whole
indicator
will
be
dark
.As
the
rinse-aid
diminishes,
the
size
of
the
dark
dot
decreases.
You
should
never
let
the
rinse
aid
get
below
1/
4
full.
)
-
¢
C
(Rinse-Aid
indicator)
Asthe
rinse
aid
diminishes,
the
size
of
the
black
dot
{f‘
&)
*
m__f
on
therinse
aid
level
indicator
changes,
as
illustrated
below.
m
@
@
Full
3/4full
1/72full
1/
4full
-
Should
refill
to
eliminate
spotting
Empty
[{]
B
o
occee
To
open
the
dispenser,
turn
the
cap
to
the
"open”
(left)
arrow
and
lift
it
out.
Pour
the
rinse
aid
into
the
dispenser,
being
careful
not
to
overfill.
Replace
the
cap
by
inserting
italigned
with
"open"
arrow
and
turning
it
to
the
closed
(right)
arrow.
NOTE:
Clean
up
any
rinse
aid
spilled
during
filling
with
an
absorbent
cloth
to
avoid
excessive
foaming
during
the
next
wash.
Don't
forget
to
replace
the
cap
before
you
close
dishwasher
door.
Adjusting
Rinse
Aid
Dispenser
Adjustlever
The
rinse
aid
dispenser
has
four
settings.
The
recommended
setting
is
on
"3".
(Rinse)
If
the
dishes
still
are
notdrying
properly
or
are
spotted,
adjust
the
dial
to
the
next
higher
number
on
"4".
A
nore:
Increase
the
dose
if
there
are
drops
of
water
or
lime
spots
on
the
dishes
after
washing.
Reduce
it
if
there
are
sticky
whitish
stains
on
your
dishes
or
a
bluish
film
on
glassware
or
knife
blades.
B.
Function
of
Detergent
Proper
Use
of
Detergent
Detergents
with
its
chemical
ingredients
are
necessary
to
remove
dirt,
crush
dirt
and
transport
it
out
of
the
dishwasher.
Use
only
detergent
specifically
made
for
use
in
dishwashers.
Keep
your
detergent
fresh
and
dry.
Don't
put
powder
detergent
into
the
dispenser
until
you're
ready
to
wash
dishes.
Detergents
There
are
3
sorts
of
detergents
1.With
phosphate
and
with
chlorine
2.With
phosphate
and
without
chlorine
3.Without
phosphate
and
without
chloride
Normally
new
pulverised
detergent
is
without
phosphate.
The
water
softener
function
of
phosphate
is
not
given.
In
this
case
we
recommend
to
fill
saltin
the
salt
container
even
when
the
hardness
of
water
is
only
6
‘dH.
If
detergents
without
phosphate
were
used
in
case
of
hard
water
often
white spots
appear
at
dishes
and
glasses.
In
this
case
please
add
more
detergent
to
reach
better
results.
Detergents
without
chlorine
do
only
bleach
a
little.
Strong
and
coloured
spots
will
not
removed
completely.
In
this
case
please
choose
a
program
with
higher
Temperature.
Concentrated
Detergent
Based
on
their
chemical
composition,
dishwashers
can
be
splitin
two
basic
types:
W
conventional,
alkaline
detergents
with
caustic
components
B
low
alkaline
concentrated
detergents
with
natural
enzymes
The
use
of
“normal”
washing
program
in
conjunction
with
concentrated
detergents
reduces
pollution
and
is
good
for
your
dishes;
these
wash
programs
are
specially
matched
to
the
dirt-dissolving
properties
of
the
enzymes
of
the
concentrated
detergent.
For
this
reason
“normal”
wash
programin
which
concentrated
detergents
are
used
can
achieve
the
same
results
that
can
otherwise
only
be
achieved
using
“heavy”
program.
Detergent
Tablets
Detergent
tablets
of
different
brands
dissolve
at
different
speeds.
For
this
reason
some
detergent
tablets
cannot
dissolve
and
develop
their
full
cleaning
power
during
short
program.
Therefore
please
use
long
program
when
using
detergent
tablets,
to
ensure
the
complete
removal
of
detergent
residuals.
Detergent
Dispenser
The
dispenser
must
be
refilled
before
the
start
of
each
wash
cycle
following
the
instructions
providedinthe
Wash
Cycle
Table
.
Your
dishwasher
uses
less
detergent
andrinse
aid
then
conventional
dishwasher.
Generally,
only
one
tablespoon
of
detergent
is
needed
for
anormal
wash
load.
Also,
more
heavily
soiled
items
need
more
detergent.
Always
add
the
detergent
just
before
starting
the
dishwasher,
otherwise
it
could
get
damp
and
will
not
dissolve
properly.
Amount
of
Detergent
to
Use
'..
Detergent
powder
&
Detergent
tablet
[Push
latch
to
open
A\
NOTE:
B
Ifthelidisclosed:
pressrelease
button.
The
lid
springs
open.
B
Always
add
the
detergent
just
before
starting
each
wash
cycle.
B
Onlyuse
branded
detergent
aid for
dishwasher.
A
WARNING!
Dishwasher
detergent
is
corrosive!
Take
care
to
keep
it
out
of
reach
of
children.
Fill
in
detergent
Fill
the
detergent
dispenser
with
detergent.
The
marking
indicates
the
dosing
levels,
as
illustrated
on
right:
Capacity-15g
E]
Capacity-25g
Please
observe
the
manufacturers
dosing
and
storage
Recommendations
as
stated
on
the
detergent
packaging.
Close
the
lid
and
press
until
it
locks
in
place.
If
the
dishes
are
heavily
soiled,
place
an
additional
detergentdoseinthe
pre-wash
detergent
chamber.
This
detergent
will
take
effect
during
the
pre-wash
phase.
A
NoTE:
B
You
find
information
about
the
amount
of
detergent
for
the
single
programme
on
the
last
page.
B
Please
aware,
thataccording
to
the
level
soiling
and
the
specific
hardness
of
water
differences
are
possible.
B
Please
observe
the
manufacturer's
recommendations
on
the
detergent
packaging.
4.
Loading
the
Dishwasher
Baskets
Recommendation
B
Consider
buying
utensils
which
are
identified
as
dishwasher-proof.
B
Use
a
mild
detergent
that
is
described
as
specially
for
dishware.
If
necessary,
seek
further
information
from
detergent
manufacturers.
W
For
particularitems
like
glassware,
select
a
program
with
as
a
low
temperature.
m
To
preventdamage,
do
not
take
glass
and
cutlery
out
of
the
dishwasherimmediately
after
the
program
has
ended.
Items
Not
Recommended
For
The
Dishwasher
Are
not
suitable
Are
of
limited
suitability
B
Cutlery
with
wooden,
horn
chinaor
B
Some
types
of
glasses
can
become
mother-of-pearl
handles
dull
after
alarge
number
of
washes
M
Plastic
items
that
are not
heat resistant
W
Older
cutlery
with
glued
parts
that
is
not
W
Silver
and
aluminium
parts
have
a
temperature
resistant
tendency
to
discolour
during
washing
W
Bonded
cutlery
items
or
dishes
W
Pewter
or
cooper
items
B
Glazed
patterns
may
fade
if
machine
m
crystal
glass
washed
frequently
W
Steelitems
subject
to
rusting
B
Wooden
platters
W
Items
made
from
synthetic
fibres
Attention
Before
or
After
Loading
The
Dishwasher
Baskets
(For best
performance
of
the
dishwasher,
follow
these
loading
guidelines.
Features
and
appearance
of
baskets
and
cutlery
baskets
may
vary
from
your
model.)
Scrape
off
any
large
amounts
of
leftover
food.
Soften
remnants
of
burnt
food
in
pans
It
is
not
necessary
to
rinse
the
dishes
under
running
water.
Place
objects
in
the
dishwasher
in
following
way:
1.
Items
such
as
cups,
glasses,
pots/pans,
etc.
are
face
down.
2.
Curved
items,
or
those
with
recesses,
should
be
loaded
at
a
slant
so
that
water
can
run
off.
3.
All
utensils
are
stacked
securely
and
can
not
tip
over.
4.
Allutensils
are
placed
in
the way
that
the
spray
arms
can
rotated
freely
during
washing.
NOTE:
Very
smallitems
should
not
be
washed
in
the
dishwasher
as
they
could
easily
fall
out
of
the
basket.
Load
hollow
items
such
as
cups,
glasses,
pans
etc.
With
the
opening
downwards
so
that
water
cannot
collectin
the
container
ora
deep
base.
Dishes
and
cutlery
must
not
lie
inside
one
another,
or
cover
each
other.
To
avoid
damage
to
glasses,
they
must
not
touch.
Load
large
items
which
are
most
difficult
to
clean
into
the
basket.
Long
bladed
knives
stored
in
an
upright
position
are
a
potential
hazard!
Long
and/or
sharp
items
of
cutlery
such
as
carving
knives
must
be
positioned
horizontally
in
the
basket.
Please
do
not
overload
your
dishwasher.
This
is
important
for
good
results
and
for
reasonable
energy
consumption.
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b
Loading
the
Basket
Position
the
dishes
and
cookware
so
that
they
will
not
get
moved
by
the
spray
of
water.
Cups
Serving
bowl
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Glasses Saucers
V.
Fruit
bow!
Oval
platter
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Dinner
plates
butter
plates
9
Cutlery
basEet
Cup
Rack
Basket
The
basket
is
fitted
with
plate
racks which
can
be
stowed
horizontal
if
required.
Cutlery
Basket
Cutlery
should
be
placed
in
the
cutlery
basket
with
handles
at
the
bottom.
If
the
rack
has
side
baskets,
the
spoon
should
be
loaded
individually
into
the
appropriate
slots,
especially
long
utensils
should
be
placed
in
the
horizontal
position
at
the
front
of
the
upper
basket
as
shown.
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Serving
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AWARNING!
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Do
not
let
any
item
extend
through
bottom.
Always
load
sharp
utensils
with the
sharp
point
down!
For
personal
safety
and
a
top
quality
clean,
place
the
silverware
in
the
basket:
B
Sothey
do not
nest
together.
B
With
handles
facing
down.
W
Sharp
knives
and
other potentially
dangerous
utensils
with
handles
facing
up.
5.
Starting
a
Washing
Program
Wash
Cycle
Table
A
o
B
()
Means:
need
to
fill
rinse
into
the
Rinse-Aid
Dispenser.
B
*AHAM
DW-1-2005
:
This
program
is
the
test
cycle,
the
rinse-aid
dispenser
setting
is
recommended
to
Position
3.
Cycle Selection
Description
Detergent
Running
Energy
~
Water
Rinse
Program
Information
of
Cycle
pre/main
time(min)
(Kwh)
0
Aid
Pre-wash
For
the
heaviest
soiled
loads,
Pre-wash(50°C)
D’
such
as
pots,pans,casserole
Wash
(55C)
—
dishes
and
dishes
that
have
~
Wash
(50C)
189
100
0.49
12.5
Heavy
been
sitting
with
dried
food
~
Rinse
onthem
for
awhile.
Rinse
(68°C)
Drying
Pre-wash
\)
For
normally
soiled
loads,
Pre-wash
such
as
pots,
plates,glasses
Wash
(52°C)
Normal
and
lightly
soiled
pans.
Rinse
189
110
0.36
10.8
(“AHAM
DW-1-2005
)
Standard
daily
cycle.
Rinse
(65C)
Drying
Pre-wash
Pre-wash
(50C)
%
For
lightly
soiled
loads,such
\é\li:zl';(SSC)
as
glasses,crystal
and
Rinse
189
90 0.51
12.5
BabyCare
fine
china
Rinse(70C)
Drying
Pre-Wash
ECO
Forlightlysoiled
loads,
W:;‘é‘(ggt‘é?oc)
ECO
s_uch
a_sglasses,
crystal and
Rinse
18g
75
0.27
10
fine
china.
Rinse(60C)
Drying
%
Pre-Wash
. .
Wash(50C)
Q
For
lightly
soiled
crockery
Rinse
159
70
0.28
a5
and
glass.
Ri
»
Glass
inse(60C)
Drying
Pre-wash
Q
A
shorter
wash
for
lightly
Pre-wash(50C)
jw)
soiled
loads
that
do
not
Wash
(50C)
15g
45
0.31
10.5
Speed
needdrying.
Rinse
Rinse(55C)
Use
forrinsing
dishes.
®)
glasses
and
silverware
Pre-wash
Q
that
will
not
be
wash
right
Main-wash
/
24
0.03
4.3
Rinse
away.
QD
For
lightly
soiled
loads,
Main
Wash(45C)
suchas
glasses,
crystaland
Rinse
159
20
0.18
6.5
Mini-party
fine
china.
Rinse(50C)
Turning
On
the
Appliance
Starting
awash
cycle:
1.
Draw
out
the
basket(see
the
section
entitled
"Loading
the
Basket"
);
2.
Pourinthe
detergent
(see
the
section
entitled
"Detergentand
Rinse
Aid
"
);
3.
Insert
the
plug
into
the
socket.
The
power
supplyis
120V/60
Hz;
4.
Make
sure
thatthe
water
supply
is
turned
on
to
full
pressure;
5.
Close
the
door
and
press
the
on/off button
to
turn
on
the
power
supply;
6.
Press
the
program
button
to
select
wash
program
you
need
Heavy->Normal->BabyCare->ECO->Glass->Speed->Rinse->Mini-party
7.Then
press
the
Start/Pause
button,
until
dishwasher
begins
to
start.
g
NOTE:
When
you
press
the
Start/Pause
button
to
pause
during
washing,
the
display
time
will
stop
blinking
and
the
program
will
pause
and
remain
this
cycle
till
you
restart
it
again.
g
—
Change
the
Programs
Premise:
You
can
modify
the
washing
program
at
the
beginning
of
the
cycle.
Otherwise,
the
detergent
may
have
already
been
released,
and
the
appliance
may
have
already drained
the
wash
water.
Ifthis
is
the
case,
the
detergent
dispenser
must
be
refilled
(see
the
section
entitled
"
Loading
the
Detergent"
).
To
change
the
washing
program,
press
the
Start/pause
button
to
pause
the
machine,
then
press
the
program
button
more
than
three
seconds
to
set
the
machine
into
standby,
then
you
can
change
the
programto
the
desired
cycle
setting.
(See
the
section
entitled
"
Starting
a
wash
cycle
")
The
lights
show
the
state
of
the
dishwasher:
a)
All
phase
lights
off---
b)
The
display
no
blinking
-
c)
The
display
blinking
--
-Stand
by
-Paused
-Running
ANOTE:
If
you
open
the
door
when
washing,
the
machine
will
pause.
When
you
close
the
door
,
you
need
press
start/pause
buttonto continue
the
cycle.
Forgot
to
Add
a
Dish?
A
forgotten
dish
can
be
added
any
time
before
the
detergent
cup
opens.
Press
the
start/pause
button
Add
forgotten
dishes.
Open
the
door
a
little
to
stop
the
washing.
Close
the
door
After
the
spray
arms
stop
working,
you
can
open
the
door
E
Press
the
start/pause
button,
the
dishwasher
will
run
completely.
after
10
seconds.
At
the
End
of
the
Wash
Cycle
When
the
working
cycle
has
finished,
the
buzzer
of
dishwasher
will
sound
for
8
seconds,
then
stop.
Turn
off
the
appliance
using
the
ON/OFF
button,
shut
off
the
water
supply
and
open
the
door
of
the
dishwasher.
Wait
a
few
minutes
before
unloading
the
dishwasher
to
avoid
handling
the
dishes
and
utensils while
they
are
still
hot
and
more
susceptible
to
breakage.
They
will
also
dry
better.
Since
the
appliance
is
standing
by,
it
will
power
off
automatically
after
30
minutes
without
any
operation
B
Switch
Off
the
Dishwasher
All
the
phase
lights
are
off,
only
in
this
case
the
program
has
ended.
1.
Switch
off
the
dishwasher
by
pressing
the
ON/OFF
button.
2.
Turn
off
the
water
tap!
B
Openthe
door
carefully.
Hot
dishes
are
sensitive
to
cold
shock.
The
dishes should
therefore
be
allowed
to
cool
down
around
15
minutes
before
removing
from
the
appliance.
Openthe
dishwasher's
door,
leave
it
ajar
and
wait
a
few
minutes
before
removing
the
dishes.
In
this
way
they
will
be
cooler
and
the
drying
will
be
improved.
B
Unloading
the
dishwasher
Itis
normal
that
the
dishwasher
is
wet
inside.
A
WARNING!
It
is
dangerous
to
open
the
door
when
washing,
because
the
hot
water
may
scald
you.
Maintenance
and
Cleaning
Filtration
System
The
filter
prevent
larger
remnants
of
food
or
other
objects
from
getting
inside
the
pump.
The
filter
system
consists
of
a
coarse
filter,
aflat
(main
filter)
and
a
micro
filter
(fine
filter).
Food
and
soil
particles
trapped
by
this
filter
are
pulverized
by
a
special
jet
on
the
spray
arm
and
washed
down
to
drain.
This
filter
holds
soil
and
food
residue
in
the
sump
area
and
prevents
it
from being
deposited
on
the
dishes
during
wash
cycle.
Largeritems,
such
as
pieces
of
bone
or
glass,
that
could block
the
drain
are
trapped
in
the
coarse
filter.
Toremove
the
items
caught
by
the
filter,
gently
squeeze
the tap
on
the top
of
this
filter
and
lift
out.
Filter
Assembly
The
filter
efficiently
removes
food
particles
from
the
wash
water,
allowing
it
to
be
recirculated
during
the
cycle.
For
best
performance
and
results,
the
filter
assembly
must
be
regularly
cleaned.
For
this
reason,
itis
a
good
idea
to
remove
the
larger
food particles
trapping
in
the
filter
after
each
wash
cycle
by
rinsing
the
filter
and cup
under
running
water.
To
remove
the
filter
assembly,
pull
on
the
cup
handle
in
the
upward
direction.
Never
run
the
dishwasher
without
the
filters
in
place.
The
dishwasher
must
never
be
used
without
the
filters.
A
WARNING!
Improper
replacement
of
the
filter
may
reduce
the
performance
level
of
the
appliance
and
damage
dishes
and
utensils.
Step1:
Twist
the
filter
assembly(A,B
and
C)
counterclockwise,
then
lift
it
all
up.
Step2:
Lift
Band
C
up
from
A;
Complete
g
NOTE:
To
re-install
the
filter
system,
complete
Step3, Step2,
and
finally,
Step1.
-
—
Remarks:
-
Inspect
the
filters
for
blocking
every
time
the
dishwasher
has
been
used.
-
By
unscrewing
the coarse
filter,
you
can
remove
the
filter
system.
Remove
any
food
remnants
and
clean
the
filters
under
running
water.
A
NOTE:
The
entire
filter
assembly
should
be
cleaned
once
a
week.
Cleaning
The
Filter
To
clean
the
coarse
filter
and
the
fine
filter,
use
a
cleaning
brush.
Reassemble
the
filter
parts
as
shown
in
the
figures
in
the
last
page
and
reinsert
the
entire
assembly
in
the
dishwasher,
positioning
in
its
seat
and
pressing
downward.
When
cleaning
the
filters,
don't
knock
on
them.
Otherwise,
the
filters
could
be
A
WARNING!
contorted
which
could
negatively
impact
dishwasher
performance.
Caring
for
the
Dishwasher
The
control
panel
can
be
cleaned
by
using
a
lightly
dampened
cloth
and
dry
thoroughly.
The
exterior
use
a
good
appliance
polish
wax.
Never
use
sharp
objects,
scouring
pads
or
harsh
cleaners
on
any
part
of
the
dishwasher.
Cleaning
The
Door
To
clean
the
edge
around
the
door,
you
should
use
only
a
soft
warm,
damp
cloth.
To
avoid
penetration
of
water
into
the
door
lock
and
electrical
components,
do
not
use
a
spray
cleaner
of
any
kind.
M
Neveruse
aspray
cleaner
to
clean
the
door
panel
as
it
may
damage
the
door
lock
A
WARNING!
and
electrical
components.
W
Abrasive
agent
or
some
paper
towel
should
not
be
used
because
of
the
risk
of
scratching
or
leaving
spots
on
the
stainless
steel
surface.
Protection
Against
Freezing
Please
take
frost
protection
measures
on
dishwasher
in
winter.
After
each
wash
cycle,
please
operate
as
follows:
1.
Cut
off
electrical
power
to
the
dishwasher.
2.
Turn
off
the
water
supply
and
disconnect
the
water
inlet
pipe
from
the
water
valve.
3.
Drain water
from
the
inlet
pipe
and
water
valve.
(Use
a
pan
to
catch
the
water)
4.
Reconnect
the
water
inlet
pipe
to
the
water
valve.
5.
Remove
thefilter
at
the
bottom
of
the
tub
and
use
a
sponge
to
use
up
water
in
sump.
A
NO
TE:
If
your
dishwasher
cannot
work
because
of
the
ice,
please
contact
professional
service
persons.
Cleaning
the
Spray
Arms
-
The
spray
arms
can
be
easily
removed
for
periodic
cleaning
of
the
nozzles,
to
prevent
possible
clogging.
Wash
them
under
running
water
and
carefully
replace
them
in
their
seats,
checking
that
their
rotary
movementis
in
no
way
impeded.
Grasp
the
middle
of
the
spray
arm,
pull
it
upwards
to
remove
it.
Wash
the
arms
under
ajet
of
running
water
and
return
them
carefully
to
their
seat.
After
reassembly,
check
that the
spray
[
e
——
arms
turn
freely.
Otherwise,
check
that
they
have been
installed
correctly.
How
to
Keep
Your
Dishwasherin
Shape
W
After
Every
Wash
B
When
itis
notin
need
for
a
long
time
Itis
recommend
that
you run
a
wash
cycle
with the
dishwasher
empty
and
then
remove
the
plug
from
the
socket,
turn
off
the
water
supply
and
leave
the
door
of
the
appliance
slightly
open.
This
will
help
the
door
W
Remove
the
Plug
seals
to
ast
longer
and
prevent
odours
from
forming
within
the
appliance.
After
every
wash,
turn
off
the
water
supply
to
the
appliance
and
leave
the
door
slightly
open
so
that
moisture
and
odors
are
not
trapped
inside.
Before
cleaning
or
performing
maintenance,
always
remove
the
plug
from
the
socket.
B
Moving
the
Appliance
B
No
Solvents
or
Abrasive
Cleaning
Ifthe
appliance
must
be
moved,
try
to
keepitin
the
vertical
position.
If
absolutely
necessary,
it
can
be
To
clean
the
exterior
and
rubber
parts
of
the
dishwasher,
positioned
on
its
back.
do
not
use
solvents
or
abrasive
cleaning
products.
B
Seals
Only
use
a
cloth with
warm
soapy
water.
Toremove
spots
or
stains
from
the
surface
of
the
interior,
use
a
cloth
dampened
with
water
with
a
little
vinegar,
or
a
cleaning
product
made
specifically
for
dishwashers.
7.
Installation
Instructions
Installation
Preparation
The
installation
position
of
dishwasher
should
be
near
the
existing
inlet
and
drain
hoses
and
power
cord.
One
side
of
the
cabinet
sink
should
be
chosen
to
facilitate
the
connection
of
drain
hoses
of
the
dishwasher.
One
of
the
factors
that
cause
odors
to
form
in
the
dishwasher
is
food
that
remains
trapped
in
the
seals.
Periodic
cleaning
with
a
damp
sponge
will
prevent
this
from
occurring.
Positioning
the
Appliance
Position
the
appliance
in
the
desired
location.
The
back
should
rest
against
the
wall
behind
it,
and
the
sides,
along
the
adjacent
cabinets
or
wall.
The
dishwasher
is
equipped
with
water
supply
and
drain
hoses
that
can
be
positioned
to
the
right
or
the
left
to
facilitate
proper
installation.
About
Power
Connection
For
personal
safety:
A
WARNING!
B
DO
NOT
USE
AN
EXTENSION
CORD
OR
AN
ADAPTER
PLUG
WITH
THIS
APPLIANCE.
H
B
DO
NOT,
UNDER
ANY
CIRCUMSTANCES,
CUT
OR
REMOVE
THE
EARTHING
CONNECTION
FROM
THE
POWER
CORD.
Electrical
Requirements
Pleaselook
at
therating
label
to
know
the
rating
voltage
and
connect
the
dishwasher
to
the
appropriate
power
supply.
Use
therequired
fuse
10
amp,
time
delay
fuse
or
circuit
breaker
recommended
and
provide
separate
circuit
serving
only
this
appliance.
Electrical
Connection
A
I
d
Ensure
the
voltage
and
frequency
of
the
power
being
corresponds
to
Insure
proper
groun
those
on
the
rating
plate.
Only
insert
the
plug
into
an
electrical
socket
which
is
earthed
exists
before
use
properly.
If
the
electrical
socket
to
which
the
appliance
must
be
connected
is
not
appropriate
for
the
plug,
replace
the
socket,
rather
than
using
a
adaptors
or
the
like
as
they
could
cause overheating
and
burns.
GROUNDING
INSTRUCTIONS
W
This
appliance
must
be
earthed.
In
the
event
of
a
malfunction
or
breakdown,
earthing
will
reduce
the
risk
of
electric
shock
by
providing
a
path
of
least
resistance
for
the
electric
current.
This
appliance
is
equipped
with
a
cord
having
an
equipment-earthing
conductor
and
an
earthing
plug.
The
plug
must
be
plugged
into
an
appropriate
outlet
that
is
installed
and
earthed
in
accordance
with
all
local
standards
and
requirements.
A
WARNING!
®
Improper
connection
of
the
equipment
earthing
conductor
can
result
in
the
risk
of
an
electric
shock.
W
Check
with
a
qualified
electrician
or
service
representative
if
you
are
in
doubt
whether
the
appliance
is
properly earthed.
W
Do
not
modify
the
plug
provided
with
the
appliance.
If
the
plug
does
not
fit
properly
to
the
outlet,
please
have
a
qualified
electrician
to
install
a
proper
outlet.
Water
Connection
Back
View
0
o
;
Rear
of
Dishwasher:
1.
Drain
Port
2.
Power
Cord
3.
Inlet
Port
Your
dishwasher
comes
equipped
with
a
'quick
connect'
assembly
(includes
inlet
and
drain
hose).
The
faucet
adapter
must
be
installed
on
the
faucet
before
you can
connect
the
dishwasher.
This
adapter
is
included
inside
your
dishwasher.
The
faucet
adapter
is
compatible
with
faucets
inclusive
of
either
male
(outside)
or
female
(inside)
threaded
faucet
connections.
Quick
Connect
Assembly
o®
o0
Quick
Connect
A
WARNING!
Quick
Connect
Assembly
Drain
Hose:
1.
Drain
port
connection
2.
Quick
connect
connection
Inlet
Hose:
3.
Inlet
port
connection
4.
Quick
connect
connection
Faucet
Adapter:
5.
Faucet
Adapter
6.
Faucet
washer
Quick
Connect:
7.
Pressure
relief
valve
8.
Faucet
adapter
connection
9.
Locking
collar
10.
Inlet
hose
connection
11.
Drain
hose
connection
In
order
to
avoid
that
there
is
more
water
staying
in
the
inlet
hose,
please
close
the
faucet
after
using.
1.
Screw
the
faucet
adapter
onto
(orinto)
the
faucet
tap.
Check
for
leaks
(use
Teflon
tape
to
eliminate
if
necessary).
2.
Connect
the
six-sided
connection
of
the
drain
hose
to
the
drain
port
connection
on
the
back
of
the
dishwasher
cabinet.
Do
not
over-tighten
(to
avoid
damage
to
threads).
3.
Connect
the
star-shaped
connection
of
the
inlet
hose
to
the
inlet
port
on
the
back
of
the
dishwasher
cabinet.
Do
not
over-tighten
(to
avoid
damage
to
threads).
4.
Connect
the
circular
connection
of
the
drain
hose
onto
the
longer
(bottom)
male
connection
on
the
quick
connect.
5.
Connect
the
circular
connection
of
the
inlet
hose
onto
the
shorter
(top)
male
connection
on
the
quick
connect.
6.
Attach
the
quick
connect
onto
the
faucet adapter,
by
pulling
down
the
outer
locking
collar
on
the
quick
connect,
while
pushing
the
quick
connect
upward
onto
the
faucet
adapter.
7.
When
the
quick
connect
snaps
onto
the
faucet adapter,
release
the
locking
collar.
Verify
the
connection
is
secure.
8.
Slowly
open
the hot
water
line
and
check
for
any
sign
of
water
leaks
at
all
hose
connections.
Ifleaks
are
located,
immediately
close
the
water
supply
and
repair
the
hose
connections.
Important
1.
Once
you
open
the
water
supply
line,
(evenifitis
closed
immediately
thereafter),
the
inlet
hose
will
be
pressurized.
2.
Torelieve
water
pressure
from
inside
the
inlet
hose,
(make
sure
the
waterline
(faucet)
is
closed):
press
and
hold
the red
pressure
relief
button
on
the
quick
connect
until
the
flow
of
water
stops.
WARNING
FAILURE
TO
RELIEVE
WATER
PRESSURE,
BEFORE
DISCONNECTING
THE
QUICK-CONNECT
FROM
THE
FAUCET,
WILL
RESULT
IN
BACK-PRESSURE
OVER-SPRAY.
THE
TEMPERATURE
OF
INCOMINGWATER
CAN
BE
VERY
HOT,
AND
BACK-PRESSURE
OVER-SPRAY
COULD
CAUSE
SEVERE
BURNS
AND/OR
SCALDING.
DANGER
DONOTLET
CHILDREN
DISCONNECT
THE
DISHWASHER;
CLOSE
SUPERVISION
OF
CHILDREN
IS
ALWAYS
IMPORTANT
AROUND
APPLIANCES.
NOTE:
Hard
water
conditions
will
adversely
affect
the
washing
performance
of
your
dishwasher.
Hard
water
conditions
will
also
contribute
to
'lime’
(white
film
substance)
deposits
and/or
'scaling’
on
the
stainless
steel
surface
of
the
dishwasher
tub
and
heater
element,
located
in
the
sump
underneath
the
removable
filter
screen.
To
assist
in
minimizing
these
conditions,
itis
recommended
to
periodically
operate/rinse
the
inside
of
the
dishwasher
(empty)
using
1
cup
of
white
vinegar
at
least
once
aweek.
Disconnecting
your
Dishwasher
1.
Shut
off
the
water
supply
at
the
faucet.
2.
Disconnect
the
power
supply
cord
Starting
the
Dishwasher
The
following
things
should
be
checked
before
starting
the
dishwasher.
The
dishwasheris
level
and
fixed
properly
Theinlet
valve
is
open
There
is
aleakage
at
the
connections
of
the
conducts
The
wires
are
tightly
connected
H
The
power
is
switched
on
Id
The
inlet
and
drain
hoses
are
knotted
All
packing
materials
and
printings
should
be
taken
out
from
the
dishwasher
AAttention:
After
installation,
please
make
sure
to
keep
this
manual.
The
content
of
this
manual
is
very
helpful
to
the
users.
-
16
—
Troubleshooting
Tips
Before
Calling
for
Service
Review
the
charts
on
the
following
pages
may
save
you
from
calling
for
service.
Problem
Possible
Causes
__What
To
Do
Dishwasher
doesn't
Fuse
blown,
or
the
Replace
fuse
or
reset
circuit
breaker.
Remove
any
other
start
circuit
breaker
tripped.
appliances
sharing
the
same
circuit
with
the
dishwasher
Power
supply
is
not
Make
sure
the
dishwasher
is
turned
on
and
the
door
is
turned
on.
closed
securely.
Make
sure
the
power
cord
is
properly
plugged
into
the
wall
socket.
Tecglmcal
Door
of
dishwasher
Closed
dishwasher
making
sure
that
door
latches.
problems
not
properly
closed.
Water
not
pumped
Kink
in
drain
hose
Check
drain
hose.
from
dishwasher
Filter
clogged.
Check
the
coarse
filter.
(see
section
titled
"
Cleaning
The
Filter
")
Kitchen
sink
clogged.
Check
kitchen
sink
to
make
sure
it
is
draining
well.
If
problem
is
kitchen
sink
not
draining
,you
may
need
a
plumber
rather
than
a
serviceman
for
dishwasher.
Suds
in
the tub
Improper
detergent
Use
only
the
special
dishwasher
detergent
to
avoid
suds.
If
this
occurs,
open
the
dishwasher
and
let
suds
evaporate.
Add
1
gallon
of
cold
water
to
the
tub.
Close
and
latch
the
dishwasher,
then
Start
the
"soak"
wash
cycle
to
drain
out
the
water
.
Repeat
if
necessary.
Spilled
rinse-aid
Always
wipe
up
rinse-aid
spills
immediately.
General
-
—
problems
Stained
tub
interior
Detergent
with
Make
sure
that
the
detergent
is
the
one
without
colourant
was
used.
colourant.
White
film
on
Hard
water
minerals
To
clean
the
interior,
use
a
damp
sponge
with
inside
surface
dishwasher
detergent
and
wear
rubber
gloves.
Never
use any
other
cleaner
than
dishwasher
detergent
for
the
risk
of
foaming
or
suds.
Knocking
noise
The
spray
arm
is
Interrupt
the
programme,
and
rearrange
the
items
in
the
wash
cabinet
knocking
against
which
are
obstructing
the
spray
arm.
an
item
in
a
basket.
Raming
noise
Item
of
crockery
Interrupt
the
programme,
in
the
wash
cabinet
are
insecure
and
rearrange
the
items
of
crockery.
Noise
in
the
wash
cabinet.
Knocking
noise
in
the
water
pipes
This
may
be
caused
by
on-site
installation
or
the
cross-section
of
the piping.
This
has
no
influence
on
dishwasher
function.
if
in
doubt,
contact
a
suitably
qualified
plumber.
Problem
Possible
Causes
What
To
Do
The
dishes
are not
clean
The
dishes
were
not
loaded
correctly.
See
notes
in
"
Loading
the
Dishwasher
Baskets
".
The
program
was
not
powerful
enough.
Select
a
more
intensive
programme.
See"
Wash
Cycle
Table
".
Not
enough
detergent
was
dispensed.
Use
more
detergent,
or
change
your
detergent.
Item
are
blocking
the
path
of
spray arms.
Rearrange
the
items
so
that
the
spray
can
rotate
freely.
The
filter
combination
in
the
base
of
wash
Clean
and/or
fit
the
filter
combination
correctly.
Clean
the
spray
arm
jets.
See
"Cleaning
the
Spray
Poor
cabinet
is
not
clean
or
Arms".
Washing
is
not
correctly
fitted.
Result
This
may
cause
the
spray
arm
jets
to
get
blocked.
Cloudiness
Combination
of
soft
Use
less
detergent
if
you
have
soft
water
and
select
on
glassware
water
and
too
much
a
shortest
cycle
to
wash
the
glassware
and
to
get
detergent.
them
clean.
Black
or
gray
Aluminum
utensils
Use
a
mild
abrasive
cleaner
to
eliminate
those
marks.
marks
on
dishes
have
rubbed
against
dishes.
Detergent
left
in
Dishes
block
Re-loading
the
dishes
properly.
dispenser
cups
detergent
cups.
The
dishes
Improper
loading
Load
the
dishwasher
as
suggested
in
the
directions.
are not
drying
Too
little
rinse-aid
Increase
the
amount
of
rinse-aid/Refill
the
rinse-aid
dispenser.
Dishes
are
removed
Do
not
empty
your
dishwasher
immediately
after
Poor
too
soon.
washing.
Open
the
door
slightly so that
the
steam
can
Drying
escape.
Begin
unloading
the
dishwasher
only
once
t
Result
he
dishes
are
barely
warm
to
the
touch.
Empty
the
low
basket
first.
This
prevents
water
form
dropping
off
dishes
in
the
upper
basket.
Wrong
program
In
short
program,
the
washing temperature
is
lower.
selection
This
also
lowers
cleaning
performance.
Choose
a
program
with
a
long
washing
time.
Using
cutlery
with
Water
drainage
is
more
difficult
with
these
items.
a
low-quality
coating Cutlery
or
dishes
of
this
type
are not
suitable
for
washing
in
the
dishwasher.
Error
Codes
When
some
malfunctions
come
on,
the
appliance
will
display
error
codes
to
warn
you:
Codes
Meanings
Possible
Causes
E1
Longer
inlet
time.
Faucets
is
not
opened,
or
water
intake
is
restricted,
or
water
pressure
is_too
low.
E3
Not
reaching
required
temperature.
Malfunction
of
heating
element
.
E4
Overflow.
Some
element
of
dishwasher
leaks
.
Ed
Failure
of
communication
between
main
PCB
with
TFT
PCB
|
Open
circuit
or
break
of
wiring
for
the
communication
m
[f
overflow
occurs,
tumn
off
the
main
water
supply
before
calling
a
service.
A
WARNING!
m
[f
there
is
water
in
the
base
pan
because
of
an
overfill
or
small
leak,
the
water
should
be
removed
before
restarting
the
dishwasher.
-
18
—
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