Fisher & Paykel DW60FC2 User manual

Make sure the installer has removed all packaging and
completed the ‘Final checklist’ in the Installation instructions.
USING YOUR DISHWASHER – QUICK REFERENCE
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Keylock
● Keylock disables all the buttons so
that a wash cannot accidentally be
started.
● Keylock can be activated or canceled
at any stage, including while a wash
programme is running.
To activate:
Press and hold and together
for a second until you hear a beep.
The keylock indicator will come
on and remain lit until keylock is
canceled.
To cancel:
Press and hold and together
for four seconds until you hear a
beep. The keylock indicator will flash
and then go out.
Wash program indicators
These show which programme is
selected.
Display
This shows:
- the time remaining (minutes)
- the delay start time (hours)
- Fault code numbers
(see section ‘If there is a fault code’)
Wash progress indicators
Shows the stage of the wash cycle
currently in progress.
Keylock indicator
If lit: keylock is activated.
Rinse aid indicator
If lit: Rinse aid dispenser requires
filling.
Delay start indicator
If lit: start is delayed.
Off/On
Press to turn the dishwasher on or off.
Wash programme selector
Press to scroll through the wash
programmes.
Delay start
Press to enter delay start.
(See ‘Setting delay start’)
Start
Press to start the wash.
To pause:
Press again or open door.
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
CONTROLS OVERVIEW
Controls Description
Upper basket
Lower basket
Door seal
Detergent
and rinse aid
dispensers
Centre spray arm
Upper spray head
Lower spray arm
Filters
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1Discard food scraps and load dishes
carefully
● Scrape large food particles off (e.g.
bones, fruit stones) and remove any
foreign objects (e.g. toothpicks, strings,
paper).
● To help with wash performance, arrange
dishes so they are evenly spaced and
not nesting.
For more detail, see user guide:
‘Caring for your dinnerware’
‘Loading’
Starting a wash
2Add detergent
● Fill the detergent dispenser with
powdered detergent and close the
dispenser door or place a dishwasher
tablet in the cutlery basket.
For more detail, see user guide:
‘Water hardness and dishwashing’
‘Wash programmes and detergent
quantities’
‘Adding detergent’
3Turn power on
(also check water is turned on)
For more detail, see user guide:
‘Controls and starting a wash’
4Check rinse aid level, refill if necessary
● If the rinse aid level is low, the rinse aid
indicator on the display will light up.
● Press the button to snap the
dispenser cover open
● Pour rinse aid into the circular
opening (up to the MAX marking)
● Wipe up any spills and click shut the
cover.
For more detail, see user guide:
‘Using rinse aid’
7Start wash
● Press to start the wash programme
OR set Delay start
● Press to enter delay start. Press
again to increase the time (in hours).
For more detail, see user guide:
‘Setting Delay start’
To cancel a wash once it has started
● Press to cancel the programme.
--- will show in the display, then the
wash progress indicators will go out and
the display will turn off.
● If you wish, you can start a different
programme.
Note: you may need to refill the
detergent dispenser.
To pause and restart a wash
programme
● Press to pause the programme.
● The programme status (eg Wash) will
flash while the dishwasher is paused.
Open the door very slowly.
IMPORTANT!
There is a risk of being sprayed with
hot water. Do not fully open the door
until the spray arms have stopped
rotating.
● Load, remove, or rearrange any dishes
if needed.
● Press to restart the programme.
If the dishwasher is not restarted
within 7 minutes, it will then beep
until the cycle is restarted.
After the wash has ended
8The dishwasher will beep. The display
will show 0. After 30 seconds the
display will turn off.
9Open the door slightly and leave ajar to
help drying. Once cooled, unload dishes
carefully
For more detail, see user guide:
‘After the wash’
● Check condition of dishwasher, clean if
necessary
5Check that nothing obstructs the spray
arms, then close the door firmly
6Select wash programme
● Press to scroll through the wash
programmes.
Rinse aid level indicator
Spray arm
Auto Senses the optimal wash programme for
your dishes
Normal
(Default)
Dishes with normal soils for optimum
wash and dry performance
Normal
Eco
Dishes with normal soils for optimum
energy and water usage
Fast A fast wash for lightly soiled dishes
Heavy Heavily soiled pots, pans and dishes
Rinse Prevents odours and soils from drying
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For detailed information on the
features of your dishwasher
For warranty information
If you…
● have any questions or comments
● need a Fisher & Paykel authorized
technician to service your product
● need replacement parts or accessories
● want to register your product
see your ‘User guide’
see your ‘Service and warranty’ booklet
see your ‘Service and warranty’ booklet or contact us
NZ toll-free, 24/7 0800 372 273
AU toll-free, 24/7 1300 650 590
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DISHWASHER - DW60FC2 MODELS
QUICK START GUIDE

Fixed tine
plate rack
Removable anti-nesting grid
Removable
small items
container
Adjusting the height of the Upper Basket
● Adjust the height of the upper basket to create more space for tall
items in the lower basket.
● You can adjust the height even when it is fully loaded, as you do not
have to remove it from the dishwasher.
● If you are removing the basket fully, make sure that the runners are
aligned at the same height on both sides before re-inserting.
To lower the basket
● Pull the lever up on one side and, without releasing it, carefully let the
basket drop down.
● Use the other hand to support the opposite side of the basket, so that
it doesn’t drop suddenly and damage loaded dishes.
● Repeat for the other side.
To lift the basket
● Hold it on one side and carefully pull upwards until it clicks into place.
Repeat for the other side.
● Note: you do not need to lift the levers up when raising the height of
the basket back up.
LOWER BASKET
CUTLERY BASKET
UPPER BASKET
● The upper basket is designed to hold items like glasses, cups, saucers,
plates, small bowls and shallow pans.
● Place larger utensils on or under the foldaway cup racks in the upper
basket. Ensure that knife blades are facing down and that light weight
items are weighted down or placed on the cupracks.
Fixed tine plate rack
● Use the fixed tine plate rack to support saucers, small plates
and bowls.
● The tine spacing has been optimized for maximum wash performance of
plates and bowls.
● The fixed tine plate rack is not removable.
Adjustable Foldaway Cup Racks
● Use the cup racks to support mugs, cups and
glassware, and to secure large utensils and knives.
● Adjust the height to suit the items stored on or
below the racks.
● Fold the racks away if you need to make space for
taller items.
You can adjust these independently of each other to
any height:
1Fold up to unlock the rack.
2Adjust the height to suit by sliding up or down.
3Fold down to lock in position.
● Fold the racks away if you need the space.
Front right cup rack
hidden for illustration
To lower the basket
To lift the basket
Stemware notches
These notches help
support long-stemmed
glassware.
2Adjust the height
to suit by sliding
up or down
3Fold down to
lock in position
1Fold up to
unlock the rack
● Use the lower basket for your
largest dishes: pots, pans, lids,
serving dishes and bowls.
● Ensure dishware items do not
block the spray arm above
from rotating.
● Place larger plates between
the longer tines to maximise
stability.
● If you need more height for
tall items, you can raise the
upper basket.
See instructions opposite.
Folding tine rack
● These tines can be folded down if you need the space for pots or other large items.
● Release by pushing the small clips at the rear and fold the tine sections down towards
each other.
Release by pushing the small clips
at the rear and fold the tine
sections down towards each other
Folding tine racks
Removable small items container
● Small, light items like baby bottle teats
are best placed into the small items
container to prevent them from being
displaced during the wash.
● You can extend your cutlery basket by
clipping the container on its side.
● To optimise the cutlery space within
the basket, the small items container
can be placed elsewhere in the basket.
If laid flat, make sure the solid plastic
side is facing up.
● If you place a fully laden small items
container under the cup racks, it is best
to leave the rack space directly above
the container empty: there may not be
enough water reaching items that are
placed there.
Removable anti-nesting grid
● The anti-nesting grid clips onto the top
of the cutlery basket.
● Use the grid to separate cutlery items
and stop them nesting together.
Loading
● To reduce the risk of injury, we
recommend loading knives and sharp
utensils with handles facing up.
● Mix spoons, knives and forks within
each section to stop cutlery nesting
together and to ensure the water
circulates freely. Alternatively, use
the clip-on anti-nesting grids to keep
cutlery items apart.
● Keep stainless steel from touching
silver cutlery to avoid staining.
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