Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer DD603I Integrated User manual

THE DISHDRAWER BOOK
DD603(I)/DS603(I)

Contents Page
Benefits of the DishDrawer
Dimensions and Specifications
Control Panel
Pre finished
Electronic Display
Integrated
Secondary Control Panel
DishDrawers Wash Profiles
Australia/New Zealand
United Kingdom
United States/Canada
Japan
Summaries of Wash Profiles
Detergent and Rinse Agent Dispensers
Automatic Dishwasher Detergents
Rinse Aid/Agent
Dishwasher Tablets
Water Hardness
What is water hardness?
Units of Measurement
Problems with softened water
Problems with Hard water
Recommended quantities of detergent for the different situations
Hard water situations
Dishwasher Cleaner/Descaler
Conversion factors for water hardness
Water Hardness – Maps
United States
United Kingdom
Definition of water hardness in the different European Countries
Germany
Spain
France
Performance Issues/Standards
Australian Standard – AS2007.1
European Standard – EN50242
Consumer Union – CU
Japanese Standard
Explanation of place settings
Published results for wash and dry performance
Energy Labelling
Australia
USA
European
Summary of the Energy Labelling Results
Caring for your Dinnerware
Plastic
China
Glassware
Stainless Steel
Silverware
Aluminium
Glued Items
Accessories
Loading of Dishwashers
Recommended method
How not to load the dishwasher
User Maintenance Instruction
Bacteria, Viruses and Other Microbes
Cleaners for the DishDrawer
Option Adjustment Mode
Fault Codes
Service Person Guide to Fault Codes
Problem Solver
Wash Performance Checklist
DishDrawer Awards

Benefits of the DishDrawer®
INDEPENDENT OPERATION
DishDrawer® is totally two totally separate,
independently operated wash units. The
DishDrawer® delivers two dishwashers in one
ERGONOMICALLY SUPERIOR
DishDrawer® is ergonomically superior. It
incorporates the kitchen sliding drawer
concept into the dishwasher, giving the user
easier access, improved visibility and less
movement to open and close.
BETTER CARE FOR YOUR DISHES
DishDrawer® allows you to wash everyday
items in one drawer with a normal programme,
while the other drawer could be used for
heavy duty items like pots and pans.
ENVIRONMENTALLY OUTSTANDING
DishDrawer® is kind on the environment,
minimising water, energy and detergent use, so
it costs less to run. . It introduces the
economical, guilt free small load, by using as
little as 7.5l per drawer. A single drawer or
half a load, means you save half the energy,
water and detergent of a conventional
dishwasher.
EASY TO USE
The DishDrawer® automatically remembers the
last wash program used, so by pressing the
Start/Pause button you can activate the last
programme without having to reprogramme it.

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Product Size
(mm) Product Size (inches) Minimum Cavity Size Minimum Cavity Size
Height (double) 817.5-867.5mm 32 3/16 inch 820-870mm 32 5/16 inch
Height (single) 407mm 16 inch 410mm 16 1/8inch
Width 595mm 23 7/16 inch 600mm 23 5/8 inch
Depth 570mm 22 7/16 inch 580mm 22 7/8inch
Drawer Open (incl cab) 1080mm 42 ½ inch
Electrical 230-240V AC 50Hz 10amp max. NZ/UK/AUS
110-120V AC 60Hz 12.5amp max USA.
SPECIFICATIONS
Water Inlet Valves
P/N525113 Dual
P/N525842 Single
Chassis PCB
P/N 525958
P/N 525959
Motor
Drain
Wash
Stator
P/N 526530
24Volt dc
70 ±5 Ohms
5 l/min
(1.3 US gal/min)
240Volt AC
120Volt AC
80 Volt DC 3 Phase
4200rpm
2300-2850rpm
8.0 ±1 Ohm
per winding
Detergent
Dispenser
P/N526536
Rinse Aid
Dispenser
Standby Power
DD603
DS603
24 volt dc
70 ±5 Ohms
10 grams /2tsp
20 grams /4tsp
30 grams /6tsp
5 gram pre-rinse
10 gram pre-rinse
24 Volt DC
70 ±5 Ohms
50 ml / 1.7fl oz
25 reg. Washes
approx
3w(NZ) / 2w(USA)
1.5w(NZ)/1w(USA)
Temperature Sensor
(Part of Heater
Plate)
Inlet Hose
P/N 521349
P/N 525970 USA
Drain Hose
P/N 525966
P/N 525967
962-Ohms @ 20°C (68°F)
1000-Ohms@ 30°C (86°F)
1202-Ohms @ 60°C (140°F)
1.7m (66 inches)
960Kpa / 139p.s.i.
2.0m (78 inches) from rear of
cabinet
2.5m (98 inches) bottom tub
2.9m (114 inches) top tub
Heater Plate
P/N 526443
Heater Track
Dropper
Resistor
P/N 526444
Heater Track
Dropper
Resistor
240 Volt ac
60Ω±5%
130Ω±5%
120 Volt ac
30Ω±5%
30Ω±5%

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PR RI IM MA AR RY Y C CO ON NT TR RO OL L P PA AN NE EL L ( (P PR RE EF FI IN NI IS SH HE ED D) )
POWER ELECTRONIC START/PAUSE LOCK
DISPLAY
LOCK SYMBOL
Power Button
Press the POWER button to turn the DishDrawer®on or off. To end the wash programme in mid
cycle, press the POWER button. Any water in the DishDrawer®will be pumped out.
Start/Pause Button
The START/PAUSE button starts and pauses the dishwasher. Always press the START/PAUSE
button and wait for three beeps before opening the DishDrawer®.
If the DishDrawer®is in pause mode for more than 7minutes the machine will beep every 90
seconds to remind someone that the machine is in pause mode. Press the Start/Pause button to
restart it.
Lock Button
This button activates keylock or childlock. When the LOCK symbol is displayed it indicates that this
feature is on.
Keylock disables all the buttons on the DishDrawer®. To activate press and hold the lock button for
3 seconds until you hear one beep
Childlock disables all the buttons on the DishDrawer®in addition to locking the drawer. To activate,
press the lock button for 5 seconds until you hear two beeps.
To deactivate the LOCK function, press and hold the lock button until you hear one beep
Electronic Display
The Electronic Display shows progress through the wash programme and time remaining. It also
shows fault codes as they occur, delay start & lock.
Delay Start Mode
The start time of the DishDrawer®can be delayed by 1-12 hours.
To activate the delay start mode, press and hold the START/PAUSE button until the delay symbol
appears on the electronic display. Continue to hold the button until the desired time has been
reached. The DishDrawer®will start when the time has elapsed.
To cancel Delay Start, press the POWER button or hold the START/PAUSE button until the delay
symbol disappears.

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The Electronic Display has a number of functions:
1. It shows the approximate time remaining in the wash programme in hours and minutes.
2. It shows progress through the wash programme
3. Indicates when DELAY START has been chosen.
4. Shows when a Fault has occurred
5. Shows when lock has been selected.
Spanner indicating a fault has
occurred.
Tap symbol to indicate the tap
needs to be turned on
An example of a
fault code
Lock has been selected
Delay symbol
Dirty symbol
No. of hours
delay

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POWER START/PAUSE LOCK
POWER BUTTON
Press the POWER button to turn the DishDrawer®on or off. To end the wash programme in mid
cycle, press the POWER button. Any water in the DishDrawer®will be pumped out.
Start/Pause Button
The START/PAUSE button starts and pauses the dishwasher. Always press the START/PAUSE
button and wait for three beeps before opening the DishDrawer®. The green light above the
Start/Pause button indicates the DishDrawer®is operating.
If the DishDrawer®is in pause mode for more than 7minutes the machine will beep every 90
seconds to remind someone that the machine is in pause mode. Press the Start/Pause button to
restart it.
Lock Button
This button activates keylock or childlock. When the light above the LOCK button is green, it
indicates that this feature is on.
Keylock disables all the buttons on the DishDrawer®. To activate, press and hold the lock button for
3 seconds until you hear one beep
Childlock disables all the buttons on the DishDrawer®in addition to locking the drawer. To activate,
press the lock button for 5 seconds until you hear two beeps.
To deactivate the LOCK function, press and hold the lock button until you hear one beep
Delay Start Mode
The start time of the DishDrawer® can be delayed by 1-12 hours.
To activate the delay start mode, press and hold the START/PAUSE button until the orange light
appears above the START/PAUSE button. The DishDrawer® will beep to indicate another hour
delay. Continue to hold the button until the desired time has been reached. The DishDrawer®will
start when the time has elapsed.
To cancel Delay Start, press the POWER button or hold the START/PAUSE button until the delay
symbol disappears.

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ECO button
reduces time,
temperature and
energy on most
wash cycles. The
red light is lit
when this option
has been selected
PROGRAMME Button
Press this button to
select the wash
programme.
This red light indicates the wash
cycle that has been selected

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WASH PROGRAMMES
There are nine wash programmes available.
Heavy, Heavy Eco, Normal, Normal Eco, Delicate, Delicate Eco, Fast, Fast Eco and Rinse Option.
The following table shows what the wash programmes are designed for
WASH PROGRAMMES WHEN TO USE
Heavy Heavily soiled dishes like for pots and pans, baking dishes
Heavy Eco Heavily soiled everyday dishes
Normal This programme has been optimised for wash and dry
performance
Normal Eco This programme has been optimised for energy usage. It
can be used for normal to lightly soiled dishes
Fast Lightly soiled dishes – glasses, mugs, saucers
Fast Eco Lightly soiled, non greasy dishes
Delicate Lightly soiled heat sensitive crockery
Delicate Eco Non greasy, lightly soiled and heat sensitive crockery
Rinse To prevent soils drying and odours forming.
NOTES:
ECO PROGRAMMES
Eco cycles reduce temperature, water usage and time in some programmes. The exception to the
rule is NORMAL ECO for the European market, this programme is much longer.
The Eco programmes have a reduced final rinse, and reduced drying time, which means dry
performance is reduced.
FAST PROGRAMME
In order to meet customer requirements for a fast wash, this programme just washes dishes, there
is a negligible drying phase, which does not dry the dishes adequately.
NORMAL PROGRAMMES
All NORMAL & NORMAL ECO programmes have been maximised to meet standard requirements.
One of the biggest problems we have in development of wash programmes is meeting both the
consumer and standards needs. In some standards it requires a minimum percentage pass mark for
both wash and dry, while another standard requires the best performance with negligible resources
to be used. This presents problems, as some of the standard soils are particularly hard to remove eg
microwaved milk plus a 2 hour @ 80°C bake. The standards will be discussed later.
SANI WASH – USA only
The Sani wash is the Heavy programme. The final rinse temperature reaches 74°C/165°F.
TIME REMAINING DISPLAY – DD603 and DS603 Prefinished Models Only
This is only an estimate of time remaining. The display is dependant on a number of factors eg,
incoming wash temperatures, ambient room temperatures and whether the drawer has been opened
during mid cycle etc.

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@ 20°C incoming water
Wash cycle DFPre 1 DFPre 2 DFWash DFPost 1 DFPost 2 DDry Status Time* Fills
Heavy
@2800rpm 1 1 45°C 15m 1 1 5m 1 1 70°C + 10m 40m 113m 1165°C 15m 130m User 119m 3L
Heavy /Eco
@2800 rpm 1 1 35°C 10m 1 1 5m 1 1 60°C+15m 30m 113m 1155°C 10m 145m User 114m 2.5L
Normal
@2650 rpm 1 1 10m 1 1 65°C+10m 35m 113m 1165°C 15m 130m %102m 3.0L
Normal / Eco
@2500 rpm 1 1 15m 1 1 45°C+20 30m 113m 1145°C 11m 130m ***** 98m 2.7L
Delicate
@2300 rpm 1 1 5m 1 1 50°C 25m 113m 1160°C 15m 130m User 87m 2.5L
Delicate/Eco
@2300 rpm 1 1 10m 1 1 45°C+10m 20m 113m 1150°C 10m 130m User 82m 2.5L
Fast
@2500 rpm 1 1 55°C+5m 25m 112m 1150°C 10m 1 5m User 49m 2.5L
Fast / Eco
@2500 rpm 1 1 45°C 15m 112m 1145°C 10m 11m User 35m 2.5L
Phase 3 at production Feb 2001 (ee103-5.log)
* Approximate time on the display
Version ee104 was changed for touch switch sensitivity and ee105 changes included timeout for U1. The wash profiles have not changed.