Electrolux EX600 User manual

USE & CARE MANUAL
makes life a little easier

WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF ELECTROLUX
CONGRATULATIONS ON THE PURCHASE OF YOUR NEW DISHWASHER.
WE TRUST YOU WILL BE DELIGHTED WITH IT.
Please read t is instruction book carefully.
It will give you t e information you need to:
•care for, and
•use your dis was er.
Contact your nearest Authorised Service Centre if you
need advice. You will find their addresses in the
Warranty information on the last page of this document.
Your retailer can also tell you the name of your nearest
service agent.
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CONTENTS Page
Introduction
•Installation Double Checks 3
•Safety Warnings 3
•ow your dishwasher works 4
Operating Instructions
•Quick Start 5
•Program Selection Guide 6
•Options Selection Guide 7
•Operation Selection Guide 8
Loading Your Dis was er
•Dish Care & Preparation 9
•Easy lift - Adjusting upper basket height 9
•Loading the upper basket 10
•Loading the lower basket 11
Detergent & Rinse Aid Dispenser
•Safety Warning 12
•Detergents 12
•3 in 1 Tablets 12
•Filling the Detergent Dispenser 13
•Filling the Rinse Aid Dispenser 13
•Rinse Aid level sensor “LO” 13
Maintaining Your Dis was er
•Cleaning the wash filters 14
•Cleaning the door panel 15
•Light Globe replacement 15
Help & Problem Solving Guide 16
Warranty – Service – Spare Parts 19

INTRODUCTION
Installation Double C ecks:
Before you use your dishwasher, check that the installer has:
•Adjusted the leveling legs to ensure that the door opens & closes without
rubbing against the sides of the tub.
•Plugged in the power cord & turned on the power.
•Connected the drain hose to the drilled out drain spigot.
•Connected the inlet hose to the tap and has turned the tap on.
•Tested the dishwasher using the “Rinse” cycle.
Safety Warnings
•Dishwasher detergents are very alkaline and extremely dangerous if
swallowed. Be careful to:
- Keep them away from your eyes and skin.
- Keep children away from the dishwasher when the door is open.
- Only put detergent in the dispenser when you are ready to wash.
- Check that the detergent receptacle in the dispenser is empty after
completion of the wash cycle.
•The Door should not be left open as this can present a tripping hazard.
•Knives and other utensils with sharp points must be loaded in the basket with
their points down or placed in a horizontal position.
•Be careful when opening door during wash cycle. To avoid burn injury,
slightly open door and wait until spray arms and wash action stop. Failure to
do so may result in hot water splashing out of dishwasher.
•Use care unloading the dishware when the SANITIZE option has been
selected. Contents may be hot to the touch immediately after the end of
cycle.
•This appliance is not intended for use by young children or infirm persons
without supervision.
•Young children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the
appliance.
•If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its
service agent or a similarly qualified person in order to avoid a hazard.
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INTRODUCTION
How your dis was er works:
The way your dishwasher works is quite simple
•Water enters the unit though an inlet hose & a water valve.
•A level switch controls the amount of water received into the unit. This
dishwasher does not fill up, like a washing machine. It uses much less
water than a washing machine.
•During the main wash, a heater hidden under the stainless steel tub, heats
the water.
•Detergent that you added to the dispenser, is dispensed in the main wash
and is gradually dissolved in heated water.
•This solution is then pumped through the spray arms, and the force of the
water, makes the spray arms rotate so that all items in the baskets are
reached. This wash action removes all soil from your dishes.
•Depending on wash program and option selected, during the final rinse, the
water is heated to high temperatures and a small dose of rinse aid is
automatically injected into the water. This rinse aid, stops water droplets
clinging to washed items and along with the heat generated from the high
water temperature, dries the items in the dishwasher.

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Quick Start
To run your dis was er, follow t ese basic steps:
•Load Dishwasher. (Refer pages 9 - 11)
•Add Detergent. (Refer page 12)
•Add Rinse Aid. (Refer page 13)
Rinse aid must be added to ensure good drying performance.
•Select desired Wash Program. The light will glow when selected.
When using detergent tablets, we recommend “Auto”, “Heavy”
or “Normal” with the “Hi-Temp” option (Refer page 6)
•Select desired eat Option/s. Light will glow when selected (Refer page 7)
( i Temp - Better Wash) – (Sanitize - Better dry).
•To start, press START/CANCEL and close door. (Refer page 8)
Status window will display “Cd” reminding you to close the door.
NOTE
•The dishwasher is designed to have the controls hidden under the kitchen bench
top, and the door will have to be opened to operate controls.
•The dishwasher is programmed to remember the last cycle you selected.
To start the dishwasher using the same cycle and options selected on the
previous wash, press the Start/Cancel button.
•Some models have a status indicator in the front of the door:
Blue indicates wash cycle in progress. Green indicates cycle is complete.
Blue flashes when door is opened or unit is paused.
•Graphics & details may differ depending on model & market.

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Program Selection Guide
Was Program Duration
Wash times are approximate and vary by options selected. An automatic sensor
checks the incoming water temperature for the main wash of each cycle, delaying
the timer if necessary, until the water is hot enough.
NOTE
All values are indicative. Variations will occur due to loading of dishes, soil level, inlet
water temperature, water pressure and voltage fluctuations etc.

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Options Selection Guide
Temperature Options
The following options can be selected along with certain wash programs shown on
previous page.

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Operation Selection Guide
Start / Cancel
Status Window
To pause unit or to add / remove items after was cycle starts.
•Open door slightly and wait a few seconds until wash action stops before
completely opening.
•Add/remove the item.
•Close door firmly to latch and cycle will automatically resume.
CAUTION
•TO AVOID BURN INJURY: Slightly open door and wait until spray arms and
wash action stop. ot water may splash out of dishwasher.

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LOADING YOUR DISHWASHER
Dis Care & Preparation
•Your dishwasher is not a waste disposal unit so please take care to remove all
large food scraps from your dishes before loading in the dishwasher.
•Place crockery and glassware so that they do not touch. This will stop them
chipping.
•Do not use your dishwasher for cutlery with wooden or bone handles. Do not
wash items that have glued parts. Long periods in hot water will damage them.
•You can wash most good quality plastics in dishwashers. owever, do not force
them into racks or they will change shape. Do not put items that soften at
temperatures of 55°C and over into the dishwasher.
Easy Lift – Adjusting Upper Basket Heig t
The upper basket height can be easily
adjusted to accommodate loading taller
dishes in either basket. eight can be
adjusted with or without dishes in the basket.
To accommodate taller dishes in the lower
basket, raise the basket height as follows:
•Lift the upper basket on each side,
vertically. The self-guided adjusting
mechanism will stop when the raised
position is reached.
•The raised position provides nearly
50mm of additional height for items in
the lower basket.
To accommodate taller dishes in the upper
basket, lower the upper basket height as
follows:
•Lift the upper basket on each side,
vertically, until it lifts and unlocks.
•Gently lower the rack into the lower
position. The self-guided adjusting
mechanism will stop when the lowered
position is reached.
•This position provides nearly 50mm of
additional height for items in the top basket