Electrolux ESF 640 Guide
822
3037-02
INFO
INSTALLATION
AND
USER
INSTRUCTIONS
DISHWASHER
ESF
640
HK)
Electrolux
CONTENTS
l.
Read
this
first!
|
3
2.
Installation
| |
4
3.
Using
the
machine
for
the
first
time
7
4.
Programme
selection
guide
13
-5.
Useful
tips
15
6.
Care
and
maintenance
17
7.
Safety
19
8.
Simple
faults
22
9.
Service
and
spare
parts
24
10.
Technical
data
25
IMPORTANT
INFORMATION
YOU
MUST
READ
THE
WHOLE
OF
THIS
INSTRUCTION
BOOK
BEFORE
YOU
USE
THE
APPLIANCE.
FOLLOW
THE
ADVICE
CAREFULLY.
KEEP
THE
BOOK
FOR
FUTURE
REFERENCE.
IF
YOU
SELL
OR
GIVE
AWAY
THE
APPLIANCE,
MAKE
SURE
THAT
THE
BOOK
IS
PASSED
TO
THE
NEXT
OWNER.
WARNINGS
THE
FOLLOWING
WARNINGS
ARE
PRO-
VIDED
IN
THE
INTEREST
OF
OVERALL
SAFETY.
YOU
MUST
READ
THEM
BEFORE
THE
APPLIANCE
IS
INSTALLED
OR
USED.
INSTALLATION
°
This
appliance
is
heavy.
Care
should
be
taken
when
moving
it.
e
Any
plumbing
required
to
install
this
appliance
should
be
carried
out
by
a
qualified
plumber
or
competent
person.
e
Any
electrical
work
required
to
install
this
appliance
should
be
carried
out
by
a
qualified
electrician
or
competent
person.
e
Make
sure
that
the
appliance
does
not
stand
on
its
electrical
supply
cable.
e
Built-in
appliances
must
be
secured
to
the
kitchen
cabinetry
as
indicated
in
the
installation
instructions.
Failure
to
do
this
may
result
in
an
unstable
appliance
which
may
cause
damage
or
injury.
USAGE
e
Always
unplug
the
appliance
and
turn
off
the
water
after
use.
¢Wash
normal
household
utensils
only.
Do
not
wash
items
contaminated
by
petrol,
paint,
steel
/iron
debris
or
corrosive
/acidic/alkaline
chemicals.
¢Do
not
wash
cutlery
with
wooden/horn
handles
or
glued
parts,
bronze
cutlery,
aluminium
ware,
crystal
ware,
leaded
glass,
antique
/fine
china.
Wash
the
following
items
in
your
appliances
only
if
they
have
been
sold
as
dishwasher
proof;
saucepans
with
wooden
handles,
plastic
articles
and
fine
decorated
china.
Do
not
wash
silver
cutlery
and
stainless
steel
cutlery
together
(a
chemical
reaction
may
occur).
SERVICE
AND
REPAIR
eYou
should
not
attempt
to
repair
the
machine
yourself.
Repairs
carried
out
by
inexperienced
or
unqualified
persons
may
cause
unjury
and/or
more
serious
faults
to
the
machine.
This
product
should
be
serviced
by
an
authorised
Electrolux
Service
Centre
only,
and
only
genuine
spare
parts
should
be
used.
GENERAL
SAFETY
eIt
is
dangerous
to
modify
the
specifications
of
this
appliance
in
any
way.
*This
appliance
is
designed
to
be
operated
by
adults.
Children
should
not
be
allowed
to
touch
the
controls
or
play
with
the
product.
e
Never
open
the
door
while
the
appliance
is
in
operation.
Always
turn
off
the
appliance
before
opening
the
door.
eClose
the
door
of
the
appliance
as
soon
as
loading/
unloading
has
been
completed
(an
open
door
may
be
a
hazard).
Read
this
first!
Congratulations
on
your
choice
of
dishwasher!
We
hope
that-you
well
have
many
years
of
trouble-free
use
from
it.
You
can
make
your
own
contribution
towards
this
by
reading
through
the
whole
instruction
book
carefully
before
using
the
machine.
This
will
help
you
to
avoid
making
mistakes
and
will
also
provide
you
with
some
tips
on
|
functions
and
features
which
will
enable
you
to
make
better
use
of
your
dishwasher.
The
machine
has
been
designed
and
built
according
to
the
latest
research
and
development,
to
produce
the
best
possible
results
with
the
lowest
possible
consumption
of
water,
energy
and
detergent.
INTENDED
FOR
DOMESTIC
USE
ONLY
The
responsibility
of
the
manufacturer
and
supplier
only
covers
normal
domestic
use
for
the
washing
of
household
articles.
Any
other
use
of
the
machine
is
your
own
responsibility
and
at
your
own.
risk.
UNPACKING
YOUR
MACHINE
Check
the
machine
for
damage.
Any
damage
caused
in
transit
must
be
reported
within
seven
days
to
those
responsible
for
carriage
of
the
machine.
Check
also
that
you
have
received
the
correct
accessories.
All
machines
should
be
supplied
with
a
bracket
for
the
outlet
hose
and
a
funnel
for
adding
salt
(the
section
headed
"Using
the
machine
for
the
first
time"
describes
how
to
do
this).
If
your
machine
is
intended
to
be
built
in
(supplied
without
side
panels
and
top),
there
should
be
a
plastic
bag
containing
a
hose
clip
and
two
screws,
with
the
appropriate
plastic
fixing
plugs
to
secure
the
machine
to
the
kitchen
units.
There
should
also
be
an
anti-condensation
device
to
be
attached
beneath
the
front
edge
of
the
worktop.
Installation
CONTENTS:
Who
should
install
the
machine?
Level
the
machine
Fitting
into
kitchen
units.
Connection
of
water
inlet,
water
outlet
and
electricity.
Setting
the
childproof
door
lock.
WHO
SHOULD
INSTALL
THE
MACHINE?
Electrical
and
plumbing
work
should
be
carried
out
&-
by
a
qualified
person
or
persons.
If
you
carry
out
any
part
of
the
installation
work
yourself,
you
must
find
i
Ly
out
what
regulations
are
applicable,
and
then
comply
with
them.
Incorrect
installation
can
lead
to
injury
or
damage
to
property.
If
installation
has
not
been
carried
out
correctly,
you
run
the
risk
of
restricting
our
undertaking
to
meet
any
claims
fully.
LEVEL
THE
MACHINE
Place
the
machine
in
its
intended
position
and
check
that
it
is
level
both
front
to
back
and
side
to
side.
N.B.
This
is
very
important.
If
the
dishwasher
is
not
level,
the
wrong
amount
of
water
may
be
taken
into
the
.
machine.
In
addition
the
upper
rack
may
be
awkward
to
pull
out
and
the
door
difficult
to
close.
If
necessary,
adjust
the
level
of
the
machine
by
turning
the
threaded
feet.
The
next
step
is
to
connect
the
water
outlet
hose,
water
inlet
hose
and
electricity
`
(see
below).
There
is
a
very
small
risk
that
a
dishwasher
may
tip
forward
if
a
heavy
weight
is
placed
on
the
open
door.
Never
let
children
play
on
or
in
the
machine!
FITTING
INTO
KITCHEN
UNITS
Before
positioning
the
machine,
you
can
set
the
feet
in
approximately
the
right
position
at
the
front
by
extending
them
downwards
slightly.
Pass
the
hoses
and
mains
cable
through
the
hole
at
the
very
back
of
the
kitchen
unit
where
appropriate.
Pull
them
in
gradually,
whilst
guiding
the
machine
carefully
in.
Avoid
lifting
and
pulling
the
control
panel.
Check
that
the
hoses
have
not
kinked.
CONNECTING
THE
OUTLET
HOSE
min
4
cm
=
+2
m
max
_/
max
100
cm
min
30
cm
max
100
cm
-
The
hose
must
not
be
cut
but
may
be
extended
to
a
maximum
of
4
m.
If
you
do
this,
remember
that
the
minimum
permissible
internal
diameter
is
13
mm.
You
may
choose
any
of
the
following
methods
to
discharge
the
water
from
the
machine:
1.
Directly
into
the
sink
—
by
hanging
the
hooked
end
of
the
hose
over
the
edge
of
the
sink.
The
top
of
the
hook
should
not
be
higher
than
1,000
mm
(40
in)
above
the
floor.
Please
note
that
if
you
choose
this
method,
the
sink
should
not
be
used
while
the
machine
is
operating
as
the
water
being
discharged
is
extremely
hot.
2.
Via
a
water-break
to
a
fixed
drain
outlet.
The
water-break
is
essential
and
should
be
positioned
at
least
500
mm
(20
in)
above
floor
level
to
prevent
water
draining
away
from
the
machine
at
times
other
than
intended.
The
maximum
permissible
height
from
the
floor
to
the
top
of
the
drain
hose
is
1,000
mm
(40
in).
The
drain
stand
pipe
should
have
a
minimum
internal
diameter
of
38
mm
(1.5
in).
A
trap.
should
be
provided
between
the
standpipe
and
the
drain
to
prevent
odours
from
escaping
into
the
work
area.
3.
Into
a
Universal
waste
trap
which
replaces
the
sink
trap.
CONNECTING
THE
INLET
HOSE
Since
your
machine
is
provided
with
a
water-softener
filter,
we
recommend
cold
fill.
(The
times
and
consumption
values
in
the
programme
selection
guide
are
calculated
for
an
inlet
temperature
of
15°C).
If
you
choose
to
connect
your
machine
to
hot
water
instead,
please
note
that
the
temperature
of
the
incoming
water
should
not
exceed
70°C.
If
it
does,
a
thermostatically
controlled
mixer
should
be
=
=
installed
ahead
of
the
inlet.
SEB
N
\
oN
\
\
X
\
N
AN
AN
Ee
i)
CONNECT
THE
POWER
SUPPLY
The
machine
is
connected
to
240V
supply
by
a
plug
in
an
earthed
socket.
The
lead
is
1.5
m
in
length.
N.B.
Before
working
on
the
machine,
it
must
be
isolated
by
pulling
the
plug
out
of
the
socket.
For
more
details
about
electrical
connection,
see
"Technical
data".
Whenever
the
machine
is
isolated,
the
water
should
also
be
turned’
off,
since
the
safety
system
requires
electricity
to
function
fully.
When
the
waste
water
outlet,
water
inlet
and
power
supply
have
been
connected,
you
can
turn
on
the
water
supply
and
check
that
all
the
connections
are
watertight.
SETTING
THE
CHILDPROOF
DOOR
LOCK
There
is
a
red
screw
at
the
upper
edge
of
the
door.
Set
this
to
the
position
shown
in
the
picture
if
you
want
the
safety
catch
on
the
door
to
operate.
The
handle
will
then
have
to
be
pushed
to
the
right
and
`
up
before
the
door
will
open.
Installation
has
now
been
completed.
Using
the
machine
for
the
first
time
CONTENTS:
Before
starting.
Filling
with
salt
and
regulating
amount
dispensed.
What
you
can
wash.
How
to
load
the
machine.
Filling
the
detergent
dispenser.
Filling
the
rinse-aid
dispenser.
Operating
the
machine.
BEFORE
STARTING
If
you
have
not
installed
the
machine
yourself
exactly
as
described
in
the
instructions
in
the
previous
section,
you
should
first
check
that
-
The
water
inlet
and
the
waste
outlet
hoses
are
correctly
connected
(see
instructions)
-
The
power
lead
is
connected
to
an
earthed
socket
(if
you
do
not
have
a
plug
on
your
machine
the
power
lead
must
be
permanently
connected
by
a
qualified
electrician).
:
a
-
The
machine
is
level
both
front
to
back
and
side
to
side.
If
it
is
not
level,
the
wrong
amount
of
water
may
‘be
taken
into
the
machine,
the
upper
rack
may
not
run
freely,
and
the
door
may
be
difficult
to
close
properly.
FILLING
WITH
SALT
+,
Your
machine
is
fitted
with
a
water
softening
Vi
filter.
The
softening
process
prevents
limescale
deposits
forming
in
the
machine
and
on
your
dishes.
Before
using
the
machine
you
must
fill
the
special
container
at
the
bottom
of
the
machine
with
coarse
salt
available
especially
for
dishwashers.
Do
not
use
table
salt.
The
container
holds
1.5
kg
of
salt,
which
is
sufficient
for
15-30
loads,
depending
on
the
amount
dispensed
(see
below).
Es
Unscrew
the
lid
of
the
salt
container
(inside
the
=>
machine,
at
the
bottom
to
the
right
of
centre,
marked
with
the
symbol
shown
here).
Use
the
funnel
supplied
to
fill
the
container
first
with
ordinary
water
and
then
with
coarse
salt.
Remove
the
funnel
and
wipe
away
any
spilt
salt.
(Spilt
salt
which
is
not
cleaned
up
is
corrosive
and
can
cause
spots
on
the
stainless
steel
surfaces
of
the
machine.)
Screw
the
lid
back
on
and
run
a
rinse
programme
if
you
are
not
going
to
wash
straight
away.
NEVER
OPERATE
THE
MACHINE
WITH
AN
EMPTY
SALT
CONTAINER
If
you
do,
there
is
a
serious
risk
of
damaging
the
water-softening
function.
(If
the
damage
is
slight,
the
function
can
be
partly
restored
by
running
the
short
programme
4-5
times
after
refilling
with
salt.)
A
small
light
on
the
front
panel
indicates
when
the
salt
needs
topping
up.
AMOUNT
OF
SALT
DISPENSED
Water-softening
requires
varying
amounts
of
salt
depending
the
hardness
of
the
water.
The
amount
of
salt
dispensed
is
set
using
the
small
red
selector
screw
at
the
top
right-hand
corner
of
the
machine.
The
selector
can
be
set
in
two
positions
(use
a
screwdriver
or
similar
tool):
l
*
Position
1
for
water
softer
than
20
°dH.
*
Position
2
for
water
of
20
°dH
or
more.
If
you
do
not
know
how
hard
your
water
is,
you
can
start
with
position
1
and
then
move
to
position
2
if
limescale
deposits
appear
in
the
machine.
If
lime
deposits
do
develop,
they
can
be
removed
by
filling
the
detergent
dispenser
with
approx.
60
grams
of
citric
acid
and
running
a
long
programme
with
the
machine
empty.
WHAT
YOU
CAN
WASH
Many
items
come
with
instructions
indicating
whether
they
are
dishwasher-proof.
However,
the
following
comments
may
be
useful:
CHINA:
In
some
cases
the
decoration
may
be
unprotected,
on
the
outside
of
the
glaze,
and
colours
may
fade
if
they
are
washed
repeatedly
by
machine.
Be
aware
of
this
when
buying
new
china.
GLASS:
Problems
rarely
occur.
You
should
make
sure
there
is
rinse-aid
in
the
machine
and
that
the
correct
amount
is
dispensed
(see
below).
CRYSTAL
should
not
be
washed
at
temperatures
exceeding
55°C.
STAINLESS
STEEL:
Very
tolerant,
but
direct
contact
with
detergent
can
cause
it
to
spot.
If
you
use
detergent
for
the
pre-wash,
you
should
therefore
not
place
the
cutlery
basket
directly
in
front
of
the
detergent
dispenser.
(Pre-wash
detergent
is
placed
in
the
recess
on
the
flap
of
the
detergent
dispenser.)
ALUMINIUM:
Coloured
or
anodised
aluminium
is
bleached
by
dishwasher
detergent.
The
shiny
surface
loses
its
gloss
and
becomes
slightly
blotchy.
SILVER:
You
can
wash
silver
items
in
the
machine
but
take
care
to
ensure
that
the
silver
does
not
come
into
contact
with
other
metals.
Do
not
mix
silver
and
stainless
steel.
PLASTICS:
Plastic
parts
should
not
be
positioned
directly
above
the
heating
coils
(on
the
left
at
the
very
bottom
of
the
machine).
Avoid
using
the
heated
drying
function.
Items
or
parts
made
of
certain
types
of
plastic
may
distort.
WOOD:
Items
which
consist
wholly
or
partly
of
wood
(e.g.
handles)
should
not.
be
washed
in
a
dishwasher
as
they
may
crack
or
dry
out.
OTHER
ITEMS:
Cutlery
with
glued
or
cemented
handles
may
be
affected
by
hot
‘water
so
that
the
handle
works
loose.
Bakelite
pan
‘handles
may
crack
or
work
loose.
Some
laminated
materials
are
also
sensitive
to
high
temperatures.
i
N.B.
Do
not
wash
sandy
objects
such
as
flower-pots.
The
sand
can
cause
problems
in
the
machine.
HOW
TO
LOAD
THE
MACHINE
First
scrape
off
large
remnants
of
food.
You
do
not
need
to
rinse
the
dishes
beforehand,
but
remove
all
hard
objects
(see
also
note
on
sand
above).
The
UPPER
RACK
is
used
for
cups,
glassware,
small
dishes
and
plates,
bowls,
knives
and
other
long
objects
which
are
not
suitable
for
placing
in
the
cutlery
basket
(excessively
long
objects
in
the
cutlery
basket
may
obstruct
the
upper
spray
arm).
Place
cups
and
glasses
upside
down,
preferably
at
an
angle
so
that
the
water
can
run
off.
The
upper
rack
also
contains
a
retractable
cup
shelf.
The
LOWER
RACK
is
intended
for
all
heavier
items
such
as
plates,
large
dishes
and
bowls,
saucepans,
casserole
dishes
etc,
but
it is
sufficiently
close-
`
meshed
for
you
to
be
able
to
place
cups,
glassware
etc.
if
you
have
a
large
number
of
items
of
this
type.
You
can
make
room
for
very
large
objects
by
completely
removing
the
upper
rack.
Further
details
are
contained
in
the
section
headed
"Useful
tips".
The
CUTLERY
BASKET
can
be
moved
sideways,
giving
you
several
options
for
placing
large
serving
dishes
and
similar
items
in
the
lower
rack.
If
you
wish
to,
you
can
lift
the
cutlery
basket
out
for
filling
and
emptying.
Place
the
cutlery
with
the
handles
pointing
down,
provided
they
are
not
so
narrow
and
pointed
that
they
can
protrude
through
the
bottom
and
prevent
the
lower
spray
arm
from
rotating
freely.
Never
place
sharp
knives
with
the
tip
pointing
up.
Also
make
sure
that
longer
objects
do
not
obstruct
the
upper
spray
arm.
There
are
different
height
levels
in
the
basket
to
accommodate
cutlery
of
different
lengths.
Spread
the
cutlery
out
as
much
as
possible,
so
that
the
water
reaches
it
properly.
Make
sure
in
particular
that
spoons
and
forks
do
not
nestle
together.
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Mi
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Ni
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/\
ANMA
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ne
iil
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FILLING
THE
DETERGENT
DISPENSER
The
detergent
dispenser
is
on
the
inside
of
the
door
and
|
is
graduated
to
indicate
the
different
amounts
to
be
dispensed.
Do
not
use
ordinary
washing-up
liquid.
Use
only
good
quality
dishwasher
powder,
otherwise
there
is
a
risk
of
excessive
foaming
and
machine
breakdowns.
Follow
the
dosage
instructions
on
the
packet.
Do
not
forget
to
close
the
dispenser;
it
opens
automatically
while
the
programme
is
running.
Pre-wash
detergent
is
not
generally
needed
but,
if
you
have
particularly
heavily
soiled
items
to
wash,
you
can
place
a
small
amount
in
the
recess
on
the
flap
of
the
detergent
dispenser.
Follow
the
detergent
manufacturer's
dosage
recommendations.
DISHWASHER
DETERGENT
SHOULD
BE
HANDLED
WITH
CARE
If
someone
swallows
dishwasher
detergent,
make
him
or
her
drink
several
glasses
of
milk
or
water
immediately.
Do
not
induce
vomiting.
Seek
medical
advice.
If
someone
gets
dishwasher
detergent
in
their
eyes,
bathe
immediately
in
plenty
of
water.
Seek
medical
advice.
Make
sure
that
children
never
come
into
contact
with
the
dishwasher
detergent.
Keep
it
in
a
safe
place,
wipe
away
any
spillage
at
once
and
never
leave
the
door
open
with
detergent
in
the
machine.
The
door
lock
can
also
be
set
in
the
safety
position;
to
open
the
door
the
handle
must
be
pushed
to
the
right
and
up.
The
section
headed
"Installation"
describes
how
to
set
the
childproof
lock.
FILLING
THE
RINSE-AID
DISPENSER
Rinse-aid
results
in
cleaner
items
and
faster
drying
because
the
water
runs
off
more
quickly.
If
you
use
the
machine
without
rinse-aid,
the
items
washed
may
feel
rough.
The
rinse-aid
dispenser
is
on
the
inside
of
the
door
to
the
right
of
the
detergent
dispenser.
It
holds
approximately
110
ml,
which
is
sufficient
for
16-40
loads
depending
on
the
dosage.
The
appropriate
dosage
depends
in
turn
on
the
hardness
of
the
water.
The
amount
dispensed
is
set
by
turning
the
dial
on
the
inside
of
the
filling
hole.
Since
your
machine
has
a
water-
softener,
you
can
select
a
low
setting.
If
an
excessive
amount
of
rinse-aid
is
dispensed,
streaks
may
appear
on
the
items
washed.
If
the
items
washed
feel
rough,
this
may
be
a
sign
that
the
salt
dosage
is
too
low
and
you
`
should
use
a
higher
setting.
(See
section
on
salt
dosage.)
ome)
a
eee
FILLING
THE
RINSE-AID
DISPENSER
When
the
"window"
to
the
left
of
the
filler
hole
becomes
colourless,
the
rinse-aid
needs
topping
up.
Keep
filling
until
the
rinse-aid
is
visible
in
the
dispenser.
Carefully
wipe:
away
any
spills
to
avoid
excessive
foaming.
If
excessive
foaming
does
occur,
you
can
clean
foam
away
from
the
machine
by
pouring
a
tablespoonful.
of
cooking
oil
into
the
machine
and
running
a
short
programme
without
detergent.
OPERATING
THE
MACHINE
When.
you
have
loaded’
the
machine
and
filled
it
with
detergent
and
rinse-aid,
you
are
ready
to
start.
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|
Start
by
closing
the
door
and
pressing
the
on/off
HO
switch
at
the
far
left-hand
side
of
the
panel
(if
it
is
not
already
in
the "0"
position)
to
turn
the
machine
off.
‘(Cc)’
Your
machine
has
several
programmes
and
<==
possible
combinations
to
match
different
needs
on
different
occasions.
They
are
all
presented
together
in
the
next
section.
But
the
first
time
you
use
the
machine,
use
the
normal
programme
(
©
).
You
can
find
this
by
turning
the
programme
selector
dial
on
the
right-hand
side
of
the
panel.
I
|
Then
press
the
on/off
switch
to
position
"1"
to
J0
turn
the
machine
on
and
the
program
will
start.
All
you
then
have
to
do
is
wait
to
take
out
your
clean
dishes.
The
time
depends
to
a
great
extent
on
the
temperature
of
the
incoming
water
and
the
washing
temperature
you
have
selected.
There
is
more
information
about
this
in
the
next
section.
IMPORTANT
With
one
exception,
we
recommend
that
you
keep
the
on/off
switch
on
all
the
time;
all
the
parts
of
the
machine's
PermaSafe
system
will
then
function.
You
can
read.about
this
in
the
section
headed
"Safety".
The
one
exception
is
when
you
select
your
programme.
If
the
on/off
switch
is
on,
the
machine
will
start
as
soon
as
you
turn
the
programme
selector
dial,
and
the
detergent
dispenser
may
then
open
too
early.
To
avoid
this,
switch
the
machine
off
while
you
select
the
programme.
N.B.
The
programme
selector
dial
may
only
be
turned
clockwise.
You
must
never
attempt
to
force
the
programme
selector
dial
anticlockwise
-
if
you
do,
it
will
break.
oe
Programme
selection
guide
DISHWASHER
ESF
640
Prewash/
Wash
DISHWASHER
Rinse
(°C)
(°C)
Rinse
Heated
|
Electricity
|
Water
Time*
drying
cons*.
cons*.
(kWh)
DAR
M,
RRT
Rinse
and
hold
ee
(*)
—
—
no
0,02
5
7
Partial
load,
ir
vA
to
be
washed
later.
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—
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OQ
one
~
Long
:
55
65
65
yes
2,05
21
78
Heavily
soiled
items,
|
55
65
55
no
1.60
21
60
casserole
dishes
etc.
plia
Normal
©
(*)
65 65
yes
1.83
21
74
Normally
soiled
—
(*)
65 55
no
1.39
21
55
items
(*)
55 55
no
1.18
21 51
Economy
E
—
65
65
yes
1.80
16
66
Lightly
soiled
—
65
55
no
1.36
16
.48
items
—
55
55
no
1.15
16
43
——
i
Quick
—
55
55
no
‘09
|
15.5
37
Small
quantity
of
lightly
soiled
items
m>
Plate
warming
—
—
65
yes
1.11
6.5
39
ill
*
Consumption
figures
apply
to
12
IEC
international
standard
place
settings
and
cold-fill
(15°C)
machines,
and
are
approximate
only
(*)Rinse
at
incoming
water
temperature.
=.
pF
=
SELECTING
THE
APPROPRIATE
PROGRAMME
A
brief
description
of
the
basic
programmes
follows:
mri
RINSE
AND
HOLD
can
be
used
when
you
ny
load
the
machine
little
by
little
and
in
preparation
for
a
"proper"
wash
programme
later.
The
rinse
and
hold
programme
is
economical
on
water
and
uses
very
little
energy
since
no
heating
takes
place.
Do
not
use
detergent.
«cy.
LONG
is
used
for
casserole
dishes,
saucepans
Q
and
other
large
or
heavily
soiled
items.
Recommended
washing
temperature
65°C.
Pre-
wash
at
around
55°C.
If
required,
you
can
put
a
little
pre-wash
detergent
in
the
recess
on
the
detergent
dispenser
flap.
co
NORMAL,
as
the
name
suggests,
is
the
most
==
general
programme
and
is
more
than
sufficient
for
normally
soiled
articles.
Replaces
pre-wash
with
an
unheated
rinse
cycle.
Woo
li
40°
#8
euE
j
E
ECONOMY
is
used
for
lightly
soiled
articles
which
do
not
require
pre-rinsing.
Recommended
wash
temperature
55°C.
As
the
table
shows,
it
saves
electricity
and
water,
and
also
results
in
a
shorter
washing
time.
557
QUICK
is
used
when
you
only
have
a
small
im
quantity
of
items
to
wash
which
are
not
heavily
soiled.
The
short
main
wash
automatically
takes
place
at
55°C,
whatever
temperature
is
selected
by
the
selection
button.
——
PLATE
WARMING
is
not
a
wash
uuu
programme,
but
an
additional
feature
for
those
who
wish
to
serve
food
on
hot
plates.
It
rinses
at
65°C
and
‘dries
using
additional
heat.
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|
4
ECO
SELECT
You
also
have
the
option
of
selecting
the
temperature
and
drying
method
you
want
for
the
Long,
Normal
and
Economy
programmes.
Together
they
give
you
a
very
wide
range
of
possible
combinations.
HEATED
DRYING
produces
drier
dishes,
but
t
also
consumes
more
energy.
When
this
feature
is
selected
the
final
rinse
takes
place
at
65°C
and
the
air
in
the
machine.
is
then
heated
by
the
heating
coils.
The
final
rinse
then
takes
place
at
55°C.
You
can
cancel
heated
drying
by
depressing
the
button.
When
the
machine
has
finished
washing,
open
the
door
slightly
and
the
dishes
will
be
dry
after
about
half
an
hour
.
J]
55°
TEMPERATURE
SELECTION
allows
you
to
65°
choose
between
55°C
(button
depressed)
or
65°C
(button
not
depressed)
for
the
main
wash.
If
the
items
to
be
washed
are
not
too
heavily
soiled,
select
55°C,
and
you
will
save
both
energy
and
time.
You
do
not
need
to
depress
the
button
if
you
select
programmes
which
automatically
run
at
preet
temperatures,
i.e.
the
Rinse
and
Hold
and
Quick
programmes.
-
Under
the
same
conditions
you
may
also
chose
40
the
40°-button
if
you
have
lightly
soiled
or
sensitive
items
to
wash
like
crystal
glasses
etc.
For
your
normal
washing
requirements
we
recommend
you
use
the
normal
programme
at
55°
without
the
additional
heated
drying
feature.
=A
Useful
tips
CONTENTS:
Height-adjustable
upper
rack.
Washing
particularly
large
items.
Some
comments
on
economy
and
the
environment.
The
following
sections
describe
some
functions
and
features
which
will
enable
you
to
get
more
benefit
from
your
machine:
HEIGHT-ADJUSTABLE
UPPER
RACK
You
can
position
the
upper
rack
at
two
different
levels,
depending
on
the
height
of
the
items
you
wish
to
place
in
the
upper
and
lower
racks.
To
change
the
level,
pull
the
upper
rack
out
slightly
so
that
you
can
reach
the
plastic
stops
at
the
ends
of
the
guide
rails
in
which
the
wheels
of
the
upper
rack
run.
Fold
back
these
plastic
stops
as
shown
in
the
picture.
You
can
now
pull
the
upper
rack
out
and
raise
or
lower
it
to
the
second
pair
of
wheels.
WASHING
PARTICULARLY
LARGE
ITEMS
If
you
need
to
wash
particularly
large
pots
and
pans
or
other
very
bulky
items
which
otherwise
would
not
fit,
you
can
remove
the
upper
rack
completely.
Remove
the
upper
rack
as
described
in
the
previous
section.
Then
close
the
water
outlet.of
the
upper
spray
arm
(the
spray
arm
comes
out
with
the
upper
rack)
by
pushing
the
sliding
valve
up
(see
picture).
This
increases
the
pressure
in
the
lower
spray
tube.
When
you
re-install
the
upper
rack,
do
not
forget
to
re-
open
the
sliding
valve.
oes
SOME
COMMENTS
ON
ECONOMY
AND
THE
ENVIRONMENT
You
have
purchased
a
very
energy-efficient
machine,
which
is
economical
with
energy
and
water.
It
uses
only
21
litres
of
water
for
the
normal
and
long
programmes,
and
even
less
for
shorter
programmes.You
can
also
make
further
energy-
savings
by
your
choice
of
wash
temperature.
J]
55°
One
way
is
through
temperature
selection.
In
65°
the
vast
majority
of
cases
55°C
is
quite
sufficient
to
give
perfect
washing
results.
If
you
reduce
the
temperature
from
65°C
to
55°C
(by
pressing
the
55°C
button),
you
save
approximately
0.2
kWh
per
normal
wash.
This
adds
up
to
quite
a
large
amount
in
the
long
run.
However,
you
should
ensure
that
heavily
soiled
items
receive
the
necessary
65°
wash.
Another
way
to
economise
is
through
drying.
If
=—
you
cancel
the
heated
drying
function
by
pressing
the
appropriate
button,
you
can
make
another
saving
of
approx.
0.4
kWh
per
normal
wash.
You
simply
leave
the
door
ajar
when
the
machine
has
finished
washing,
and
the
dishes
will
still
dry
(in
around
half
an
hour).
Just
remember
to
place
cups
and
glasses
with
curved
bases
at
a
slight
angle
so
that
the
water
can
run
off
i
16
Uy
]
55°
Sed
J65
J
Care
and
maintenance
CONTENTS:
Cleaning
the
outside
of
the
machine.
Cleaning
the
spray
arms.
Cleaning
the
coarse
filter
and
fine
filter.
Measures
to
take
where
there
is
a
risk
of
freezing.
|
This
section
describes
how
best
to
look
after
your
machine
so
that
you
get
the
greatest
possible
benefit
from
it
with
the
least
possible
worries
for
the
longest
possible
time:
CLEANING
THE
OUTSIDE
OF
THE
MACHINE
Wipe
the
machine
clean
with
a
damp
cloth
and
a
non-
abrasive
liquid
cleaning
agent.
Never
rinse
down
the
machine.
The
machine
cleans
itself
inside
every
time
you
wash,
but
there
are
some
parts
which
may
need
special
attention
now
and
again
to
ensure
the
best
possible
washing
results.
CLEANING
THE
SPRAY
ARMS
The
spray
arms
rarely
need
cleaning,
but
if
you
suspect
that
dirt
has
got
into
them,
you
should
rinse
them
under
running
water.
Remove
them
by
undoing
the
round
nut
in
the
centre.N.B.
Undo
the
nut
for
the
upper
spray
arm
CLOCKWISE,
i.e.
the
opposite
way
to
usual.
If
you
are
unsure
which
is
the
upper
or
lower
spray
arm
when
you
come
to
re-fit
them,
look
for
the
downward
facing
nozzle
which
is
on
the
upper
spray
arm.
—
17
-
CLEANING
THE
COARSE
FILTER
AND
FINE
FILTER
It
is
best
to
check
the
COARSE
FILTER
in
the
middle
of
the
fine
filter
after
each
wash.
If
there
is
dirt
in
it,
turn
it
anticlockwise
and
lift
it
out.
Empty
out
the
dirt
and
rinse
clean.
When
replacing
the
coarse
filter,
turn
it
until
it
snaps
into
position.
The
FINE
FILTER
is
self-cleaning,
i.e.
it
rinses
itself
clean
during
the
course
of
the
washing
process.
However,
the
underside
may
sometimes
need
cleaning.
When
the
coarse
filter
has
been
removed,
it is
easy
to
pull
the
fine
filter
out.
Brush
it
clean
under
running
water.
Handle
with
care.
MEASURES
TO
TAKE
WHERE
THERE
IS
A
RISK
OF
FREEZING
If
your
machine
is
in
a’place
where
it
may
be
exposed
to
frost
or
left
unused
for
long
periods,
it
should
be
protected
as
follows:
.
Turn
off
the
water.
Disconnect
and
drain
the
inlet
and
outlet
hoses.
Finally
empty
the
inlet
valve
by
setting
a
programme
and
running
the
machine
for
a
few
seconds.
—
18
-
Safety
SAFETY:
The
PermaSafe
system.
Child
safety.
Setting
of
door
safety
lock.
Importance
of
securing
the
machine
in
position
with
screws.
Heat
warning.
Turning
off
water
and
electricity.
|
Your
dishwasher
is
a
convenient
and
useful
appliance.
But
it
also
contains
several
dangers
—
e.g.
hot
water
and
powerful
detergent
—
and
should
therefore
be
treated
with
respect
and
caution.
Our
approach
to
safety
includes
a
comprehensive
form
of
protection
against
water
leakage:
PERMASAFE
WATER
SAFETY
SYSTEM
The
PermaSafe
system
contains
several
parts
acting
in
conjunction
with each
other:
SAFETY
ZONE.
All
the
water
is
within
the
all-
embracing
safety
zone,
which
consists
of
the
stainless
steel
cabinet,
the
electrogalvanised
steel
base
plate
and
the
flexible
PEX
connection
pipe.
PEX
CONNECTION
PIPE.
This
is
so
strong
and
resistant
that
it
can
be
regarded
as
part
of
the
permanent
plumbing
system.
It
retains
its
useful
properties
for
at
least
20
years.
N.B.
The
PEX
pipe
is
supplied
in
one
piece
with
no
joints,
and
must
not
be
cut
or
joined
on
installation.
LEAKAGE
SENSOR.
As
additional
protection
there
is
a
moisture
sensor
at
the
very
bottom
on
the
baseplate.
It
is
a
dry,
compressed
sponge
which
expands
if
it
becomes
damp,
operating
a
switch
via
a
spring-loaded
arm.
This
closes
the
inlet
valve
and
causes
the
drain
pump
to
empty
the
machine.
All
the
indicator
lights
on
the
control
panel
then
go
out.
The
drain
pump
continues
operating
until
the
main
switch
is
turned
off.
OVERFILL
PROTECTION.
A
level
sensor
inside
the
machine
ensures
that
the
correct
amount
of
water
is
let
in.
If
the
level
guard
detects
that
the
water
level
is
too
high,
it
activates
the
same
procedure
as
described
above
-
the
inlet
valve
closes
and
the
machine
is
drained.
SELE-CLEANING
PUMP.
The
drain
pump
automatically
changes
direction
if
it
becomes
blocked.
|
Both
directions
produce
the
same
pumping
effect,
i.e.
the
machine
empties.
-19
—-
CHILD
SAFETY
Always
keep
dishwasher
detergent
out
of
the
reach
of
children.
Keep
it
in
a
safe
place,
wipe
away
any
spillage
immediately
and
never
leave
the
door
open
with
detergent
in
the
machine.
If
you
have
small.
children
in
the
house
-
even
if
only
temporarily
-
set
the
door
lock
to
the
childproof
position
(see
below).
If
someone
swallows
dishwashear
detergent
he
A
or
she
should
immediately
drink
several
glasses
of
milk
or
water.
Do
not
induce
vomiting.
Seek
medical
advice.
If
someone
gets
dishwasher
detergent
in
their
eyes,
bathe
immediately
in
plenty
of
water.
Seek
medical
advice.
There
is
a
red
screw
at
the
upper
edge
of
the
door.
Set
this
to
the
position
shown
in
the
picture
if
you
want
the
safety
catch
on
the
door
to
operate.
The
handle
will
then
have
to
be
pushed
to
the
right
and
up
before
the
door
will
open.
Simple
for
adults
but
not
so
easy
for
children.
HEAT
WARNING
A
safety
switch
in
the
door
lock
stops
the
machine
if
you
open
the
door
while
a
programme
is
in
progress.
If
you
do
interrupt
a
programme,
remember
that
the
fittings
and
the
items
being
washed
may
be
hot,
particularly
in
a
65°C
pae
programme.
If
you
have
to
open
the
door
while
a
programme
is
in
progress,
proceed
as
follows:
Turn
off
the
main
switch.
Open
the
door.
When
you
close
the
door
again,
wait
ten
seconds
before
pressing
the
main
switch.
If
you
have
an
open
outlet
-
e.g.
the
hose
discharging
into
a
sink
-
you
should
also
take
care
when
the
machine
is
emptying
the
hot
waste
water.
—
20
-
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