DC ED50 User manual

OPERATION
• REMOVE ALL DEBRIS FROM THE ITEMS TO BE WASHED BEFORE PLACING THEM INTO THE BASKET.
• LOAD ITEMS INTO THE BASKET PROVIDED ENSURING NO ITEMS ARE COVERING EACH OTHER - PUSH THE BASKET INTO THE MACHINE.
• CLOSE THE DOOR - PRESS THE CYCLE START SWITCH - THE WASHING CYCLE WILL BEGIN AND THE WASH CYCLE LAMP WILL COME ON.
• AT THE END OF THE CYCLE THE WASH CYCLE LAMP WILL GO OUT - OPEN THE DOOR AND PULL OUT THE BASKET.
• ALLOW EXCESS WATER TO RUN OFF BEFORE REMOVING THE BASKET.
• CLOSE THE DOOR IF YOU ARE NOT WASHING TO CONSERVE TEMPERATURES .
PREPARATION
• CHECK THE DRAIN PLUG IS PUSHED FIRMLY IN PLACE AND FILTERS ARE PROPERLY LOCATED.
• CHECK THE DETERGENT CHEMICAL (RED) AND RINSE AID CHEMICAL (CLEAR) SUPPLY TUBES - WITH FOOT VALVES ATTACHED ARE SUBMERGED IN SUFFICIENT
CHEMICAL. WHEN THE CHEMICAL IN THE CONTAINER IS LOW REPLACE WITH A FULL CONTAINER. DO NOT USE THE MACHINE IF THERE IS NO CHEMICAL.
• CHECK THE DOOR IS CLOSED AND PRESS THE POWER SWITCH - THE GREEN POWER LAMP WILL COME ON.
• WAIT FOR THE MACHINE TO FILL WITH WATER AND REACH THE CORRECT WASHING TEMPERATURE. THE MACHINE READY LAMP WILL COME ON.
(OPTIONAL DRAIN PUMP)
REMOVE DRAIN PLUG THEN
SWITCH THE MACHINE OFF
TO START THE AUTOMATIC
DRAIN PUMP CYCLE
POWER
LAMP
WASH CYCLE
LAMP
MACHINE
READY
LAMP
POWER
SWITCH
CYCLE START
SWITCH
(SXD MODELS ONLY)
CYCLE TIME SWITCH
2` 3` MINUTE
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CYCLE TIME
SELECTION LAMP
(SOFTENER MODELS)
REGENERATION LAMP
(SOFTENER MODELS)
SALT LOW LAMP
WATER SOFTENER REGENERATION MODELS
• THE SALT LOW LAMP WHEN ON WARNS IF THE SALT CONTAINER IS LOW ON SALT OR EMPTY.
• UNSCREW THE SALT CONTAINER LID LOCATED INSIDE THE WASH TANK AND FILL WITH GRANULAR CATERING SALT ( THE SALT CONTAINER WILL REGENERATE
APPROXIMATELY FIVE REGENERATION CYCLES & HOLDS 500g OF SALT).DO NOT OVERSPILL, IF SALT IS SPILT ONTO STAINLESS STEEL RINSE THOROUGHLY WITH
WATER. ENSURE THE SALT CONTAINER LID IS SECURE AFTER FILLING.
• THE WATER SOFTENER REGENERATION CYCLE WILL BE FULLY AUTOMATIC AND WHEN REQUIRED STARTS AFTER THE FIRST FILL AND DURING THE INITIAL
HEATING OF THE MACHINE.
• THE REGENERATION LAMP WILL BE ON WHILE THE MACHINE CLEANS AND REGENERATES THE SOFTENER SYSTEM.
• THE MACHINE WASH CYCLE START IS DISABELED DURING THE 15 MINUTE REGENERATION. DO NOT SWITCH OFF THE MACHINE WHILE REGENERATING.
• WHEN REGENERATION IS COMPLETE THE WATER SOFTENER REGENERATION LAMP WILL GO OUT AND THE MACHINE WILL CONTINUE TO HEAT.
• WAIT FOR THE MACHINE TO REACH THE CORRECT WASHING TEMPERATURE. THE MACHINE READY LAMP WILL COME ON.
• THE MACHINE IS NOW READY TO START WASHING.
FOOT VALVE AND FILTER FOR
THE CHEMICAL TUBES
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DRAIN PLUG
FILTER
LOWER SUMP
SALT CONTAINER
WASH ARM
RINSE ARM
RINSE ARM RETAINING NUT
SALT
SALT CONTAINER LID
RINSE PIN

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DAILY CLEANING & MAINTENANCE
BLEACH
CHLORINE
At the end of the session turn o the POWER SWITCH. Do not remove the FILTER at this stage.
Remove the DRAIN PLUG - The wash tank will empty -
(Machines ed with drain pump will automacally start to pump the water out).
Collect the debris and remove from the wash tank.
Clean around the wash tank - door surrounds - and hinges with an ‘Addis’ type washing up
brush and cleaning cloth.
WARNING: Do not use any chemical compounds in or around the machine containing chlorine-ions (bleach, chlorine, salt, etc) either
undiluted or in a diluted soluons such as de-stain, de-tan, brine, Milton uid etc. They are incredibly corrosive to stainless steel A304 and
can quickly cause the appearance of ‘pin hols’ in the stainless steel and rust to occur.
If chemicals containing chlorine-ions are put into the machine, ensure that all debris is removed and
the machine thoroughly rinsed to ensure no corrosive chemicals remain.
Please note: this type of corrosion is due to misuse and should it occur will not be covered under warranty.
Do not use steel wool scouring pads to clean the inside or outside of the machine.
Correct PPE should be worn at all mes when operang, cleaning or maintaining the machine.
Remove the FILTER - and clean thoroughly with an ’Addis’ type washing up brush.
Run water over the FILTER while working the brush in to all parts of the lter.
Fibers and food debris can be cleaned easily from the surfaces and FILTER holes by brushing.
Do not hit the FILTER against the side of a sink or food bin. This will damage or distort the lter and
bers and food debris will not be completely removed.
Be careful not to allow debris to go down into the LOWER SUMP as this may damage the internal pumps
and wash system inside the machine.
Remember to replace the FILTER aer cleaning. Replace the drain plug before use.
Don’t use the machine without the lters in posion.
Regularly check the RINSE JETS and WASH JETS are clear of debris or limescale - remove if
necessary by unscrewing the RINSE ARM RETAINING NUT that holds the RINSE ARM in place.
Remove the RINSE PIN that holds the wash arm in place - Clean both arms thoroughly and reassemble.
Cutlery, plasc wrappings and broken glass should be removed
from inside the wash tank as part of the daily cleaning roune.
Detergent chemical
The red tube to the machine is used for the detergent.
The amount of detergent dosed depends on the quality and diluon informaon provided on the detergent
chemical container. You may need to adjust the dosing quanty if you change the supplier of the chemical
product. Please see the dosing guide for more informaon.
Incorrect dosing quanes will always give poor washing results.
Rinse aid chemical
The clear or blue tube to the machine is used for the rinse aid chemical
The amount of rinse aid dosed depends on the quality and diluon informaon provided on
the rinse aid chemical container. You may need to adjust the machines internal dosing pumps if you change the
supplier of the chemical product. Please see the dosing guide for more informaon.
Incorrect dosing quanes will always give poor washing results.
Follow the chemical
manufactures advice and
warnings for liquid detergent
and rinse aid
Follow PPE guidelines from the
chemical manufacturer
Before washing scrape the bulk of the food from the items to be washed into a food bin and remove any paper, plasc or objects.
If possible pre rinse the complete basket full of items with water before loading the basket into the machine.
If pre washing with soaps or washing liquids you must rinse the item thoroughly before placing them into the basket.
The introducon of washing up liquids into the machine can cause excessive foaming inside the wash tank, this reduces
washing performance and prevents water draining. Excessive foaming in the wash tank may damage the machine.
The use of washing up liquids
and soaps will reduce performance
and may damage the machine