V-ZUG AdoraDish V2000 User manual

Operating instructions
AdoraDish V2000
Dishwasher

Thank you for choosing to buy one of our products. Your appliance is made to high
standards and is easy to use. Nevertheless, please take the time to read these operating
instructions in order to familiarize yourself with the appliance and get the best use out of
it.
Please follow the safety precautions.
Modifications
Text, diagrams and data correspond to the technical standard of the appliance at the
time these operating instructions went to press. The right to make technical modifications
for the purpose of the further development of the appliances is reserved.
Validity
The model number corresponds to the first alphanumerics on the identification plate.
These operating instructions apply to:
Model designation Type Size system
AdoraDish V2000 AS2T-41091 SMS 55
AdoraDish V2000 AS2T-41093 SMS 55
AdoraDish V2000 AS2T-41094 SMS 55
AdoraDish V2000 AS2T-41106 EURO 60
AdoraDish V2000 AS2T-41107 EURO 60
AdoraDish V2000 AS2T-41108 EURO 60
AdoraDish V2000 AS2T-41109 EURO 60
Variations depending on the model are noted in the text.
© V-ZUG Ltd, CH-6302 Zug, 2020
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Contents
1 Safety warnings 4
1.1 Symbols used......................................................... 4
1.3 General safety precautions.................................. 4
1.4 Appliance-specific safety precautions ............... 5
1.5 Instructions for use................................................ 6
2 Using for the first time 8
2.1 Before using for the first time.............................. 8
2.2 Setting the door weight ........................................ 8
3 Appliance description 9
3.1 Construction ........................................................... 9
3.2 Operating and display elements.......................10
3.3 FunctionLight * .....................................................11
4 Functions 13
4.1 Programmes .........................................................13
4.2 Setting options .....................................................14
4.3 Frequently used user settings...........................15
5 Loading 16
5.1 Preparing the appliance .....................................16
5.2 Loading tips for the lower basket.....................16
5.3 Loading tips for the upper basket ....................18
6 Operation 21
6.1 Dish washing tips ................................................21
6.2 Selecting detergent .............................................22
6.3 Adding the detergent ..........................................23
6.4 Operating the display..........................................24
6.5 Selecting and starting a programme ...............25
6.6 Adding extra dishes ............................................26
6.7 Aborting a programme before time .................26
6.8 Unloading dishes.................................................27
7 Programme options 28
7.1 Delayed start ........................................................28
7.2 Programme in permanent mode ......................29
7.3 Favourites..............................................................30
7.4 Permanently selecting setting options.............31
7.5 Childproof lock.....................................................32
7.6 All in 1....................................................................33
7.7 Wipe protection.....................................................33
7.8 Information .............................................................33
8 V-ZUG-Home 34
8.1 Conditions ..............................................................34
8.2 Initial set-up............................................................34
9 User settings 35
9.1 Changing the user settings.................................35
9.2 Overview of user settings....................................35
10 Care and maintenance 38
10.1 Cleaning the interior and exterior ......................38
10.2 Cleaning the spray arms .....................................38
10.3 Cleaning the filter system....................................39
10.4 Refilling with regeneration salt ...........................39
10.5 Filling with rinse agent .........................................40
11 Trouble-shooting 41
11.1 Error messages.....................................................41
11.2 Other possible problems.....................................43
11.3 Unsatisfactory washing results...........................44
11.4 In the event of a power failure ...........................45
12 Accessories and spare parts 45
12.1 Accessories ...........................................................45
12.2 Spare parts ............................................................46
13 Technical data 46
13.1 Safety concept ......................................................46
13.2 Overflow protection ..............................................46
13.3 Product fiche .........................................................47
13.4 Note for testing institutes ....................................47
13.5 Noise measurement.............................................47
14 Disposal 48
Index 49
15 Service & Support 51

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1 Safety warnings
1.1 Symbols used
Denotes important safety precau-
tions.
Failure to observe said precautions
can result in injury or in damage to
the appliance or fittings!
Information and precautions that
should be observed.
Information on disposal
Information about the Operating In-
structions
Remove plug from mains socket /
disconnect power supply
Insert plug into mains socket / con-
nect power supply
Do not cut off or modify mains plug
Wear protective gloves
▸ Indicates step-by-step instructions.
–Describes how the appliance reacts
to the steps taken.
▪Indicates a list.
1.2 Notes on using the
operating instructions
Graphical operating instructions can be
downloaded on the internet from
www.vzug.ch.
1.3 General safety precautions
▪Read the operating instruc-
tions before using the appli-
ance for the first time.
▪This appliance can be used
by children aged 8 and above
and by persons with reduced
physical, sensory or mental
capabilities, or lack of experi-
ence and/or knowledge,
provided they are supervised
or have been instructed on
the safe use of the appliance
and have understood the haz-
ards involved. Children shall
not play with the appliance.
Cleaning and user mainten-
ance shall not be undertaken
by children without supervi-
sion.
▪If an appliance is not
equipped with a mains cable
and a plug or other means for
disconnecting from the mains
with a contact opening on
each pole complying with the
conditions of overvoltage cat-
egory III for full isolation, an
isolating device must be in-
corporated into the perman-

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ently installed electrical install-
ation in accordance with the
installation regulations.
▪If the mains cable of this ap-
pliance is damaged, it must
be replaced by the manufac-
turer or its Customer Services
or a similarly qualified person
in order to avoid hazard.
1.4 Appliance-specific safety
precautions
▪Never use a steam cleaner to
clean the appliance.
▪If the appliance is installed on
a carpeted floor ensure that
the ventilation openings on
the base of the appliance are
not obstructed.
▪Only leave the appliance door
open in the at-rest position.
An open appliance door
poses a danger of tripping or
injury. Do not sit or rest on
the appliance door or use it
as a storage surface.
▪CAUTION: Knives and other
items with sharp points must
be placed with the point
downwards or placed hori-
zontally in the basket.
▪CAUTION: Do not drop or in-
sert knives, forks or other
sharp items in the opening of
the door lock.
▪No detergent must enter the
opening of the door lock. This
can cause the door lock to
malfunction.
▪The appliance is only suitable
for washing household dishes
and cutlery with water and
standard dishwasher deter-
gent. The appliance is for use
in the home and for the inten-
ded purpose only. No liability
is assumed for any damage
caused by improper or incor-
rect use.
▪Capacity: 12 international
place settings (SMS 55). 13
international place settings
(EURO 60).
▪This appliance is designed to
be used for household and
similar purposes such as:
staff kitchens in shops, offices
and other commercial
premises; agricultural proper-
ties; by customers in hotels,
motels and other residential
facilities; in bed-and-breakfast
hotels.

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1.5 Instructions for use
Before using for the first time
▪The appliance must be installed and
connected to the electricity supply in
accordance with the separate installa-
tion instructions. Have a qualified fitter/
electrician carry out the necessary
work.
The appliance was tested with water
before being shipped. There may
therefore still be traces of water left
in the appliance.
Correct use
▪Any repairs, modifications or manipula-
tions to the appliance, especially any
electrically live parts, may only be car-
ried out by the manufacturer, its Cus-
tomer Services or a similarly qualified
person. Repairs if carried out incorrectly
may cause serious injury, damage to
the appliance and fittings, as well as af-
fect the functioning of the appliance. If
the appliance is not working properly or
in case a repair is needed, follow the in-
structions given in the «Service & Sup-
port» section. If required, please contact
our Customer Services.
▪Use original spare parts only.
▪Retain these operating instructions for
future reference.
Children in the home
▪The water in the appliance is not to be
used as drinking water. Detergent
residue in the appliance could cause
eye or skin irritation! Keep children
away from the open appliance.
Note on use
▪Use the childproof locking facility (see
page 32).
▪If the appliance is visibly damaged, do
not use it. Contact our Customer Ser-
vices.
▪If the appliance is not functioning prop-
erly, disconnect it from the power sup-
ply immediately.
▪Before closing the appliance door and
starting a programme ensure that there
are no foreign objects or pets in the ap-
pliance. Foreign objects such as nails
and paper clips can damage parts of
the appliance as well as the dishes.
▪Only use detergent, rinse agent and re-
generation salt explicitly recommended
for use with dishwashers by the manu-
facturer in its instructions for use. Fol-
low the corresponding instructions for
use carefully.
▪Do not use the appliance without any or
too little detergent – risk of causing
damage to the appliance!
▪Do not use washing-up liquid as it can
produce excessive foaming, causing
your appliance to malfunction.
▪After filling the salt reservoir, run the
programme without dishes.
▪Never fill the rinse agent reservoir or
the regeneration salt reservoir with de-
tergent. If this were to happen, however,
do not operate the appliance under any
circumstances, as this could cause ex-
pensive damage to it. Call Customer
Services.
▪Never operate the appliance without the
filter system in place.
▪Only use soft materials for cleaning be-
neath the filter system. Never use metal
objects.
Caution: Risk of burns!
▪Do not wash objects that are soiled with
inflammable or corrosive solvent, paint,
wax, chemicals (acids or bases) or iron
chippings or that can shed fibres in the
appliance.
▪Avoid opening the appliance door unne-
cessarily during operation. The dishes
and water may be hot – scalding haz-
ard! The steam that escapes could
damage wooden combination fascias.
Spectacles can steam up, impairing
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Caution: Risk of injury!
▪Do not lean on any part of the appli-
ance – risk of accident!
▪Keep pets away from the appliance.
Caution: Risk to life!
▪Packaging material, e.g. plastic film and
polystyrene, can be dangerous for chil-
dren. Danger of suffocation! Keep pack-
aging material away from children.
▪When carrying out maintenance work
on the appliance, including replacing
light bulbs, cut off the electricity supply
to the appliance: remove the screw fuse
from the holder or switch the circuit
breaker off, or unplug from the mains
socket.
How to avoid damaging the appliance
▪Turn off the water tap during longer ab-
sences.
▪Do not exceed the maximum loading
weight for the lower basket, upper bas-
ket and cutlery drawer.
▪Please note: The appliance must be
connected to the mains supply to en-
sure appliance protection (overflow pro-
tection, among other things).
▪Transport the appliance in an upright
position only! Transporting it in any
other position will result in damage to
the appliance! When carried carefully
without being shaken, the appliance
may be tilted a maximum of 90° to the
left (viewed from the front).
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2 Using for the first time
The appliance must be installed and connected to the electricity supply by a quali-
fied fitter/electrician in accordance with the separate installation instructions.
2.1 Before using for the first time
Before operating the newly installed appliance for the first time, the following steps
should be taken:
▸ Switch on the power and turn on the water tap.
▸ Set the water hardness in the user settings (see page 35).
▸ Fill the salt reservoir with approx. 1.0l water and 1kg regeneration salt (see page
39).
▸ Wipe away any excess salt around the edge of the salt reservoir.
▸ Fill the rinse agent reservoir with rinse agent (see page 40).
▸ Run the «Intensive» programme without dishes to protect the appliance from cor-
rosion from any excess salt and to remove traces of grease left behind from the man-
ufacturing process.
The refill indicator can flash during the first few wash cycles. goes out when
the salt concentration in the reservoir is evenly distributed.
2.2 Setting the door weight
Testing the 30° opening angle
▸ Check whether the appliance door
stays open at an opening angle of ap-
prox. 30°.
If the appliance door swings open in an
uncontrolled fashion:
▸ Open the appliance door approx. 30°
and hold it in this position.
▸ Tighten the screws until the appliance
door stays open in this position on its
own.
Testing the 90° opening angle
▸ Check whether the appliance door
stays open at an opening angle of
90°.
If the appliance door comes up:
▸ Open the appliance door approx. 30°
and hold it in this position.
▸ Loosen the screws until the appliance
door stays open in this position on its
own.
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3 Appliance description
3 Appliance description
3.1 Construction
Interior
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1Upper basket
2Spray arms
3Lower basket
4«Large» cutlery basket
5Rinse agent reservoir
6Detergent dispenser
7Salt reservoir
8Filter system
Appliance door
For integrated models, the operating and display elements are located on the outside of
the appliance door.
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12 Door handle
13 Operating and display elements
For fully integrated models, the operating and display elements are located on the in-
side of the appliance door.
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12 Door handle
13 FunctionLight *
14 Operating and display elements
* Depending on model
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3 Appliance description
3.2 Operating and display elements
Main menu
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A
Buttons Display
1Programmes (see page 13) AV-ZUG-Home
2Frequently used user settings (see page 15)
3Navigation elements
4Other user settings (see page 35)
Programme selected
Intensive
1h15 70°
CE
A B
12D
Buttons Displays
1Back arrow button AProgramme symbol
2Setting options (see page 14) BProgramme name
CProgramme time
DTemperature
ESelected setting options
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Button state
C
ABD
ANon-selectable functions
BFunction selected
CSelectable functions
DNon-selectable navigation elements
Action elements
Increase value
Decrease value
Activate user setting
Deactivate user setting
Cancel entry, confirm message
Start permanent mode programme, empty storage tank
Navigation elements
Go back to the previous menu
Display other functions in the menu
Display other functions in the menu
Display other selection options in the menu
3.3 FunctionLight *
* Depending on model
Colour of LED displays
Dark Orange White
Programmes
The progress display provides information about the progress of a pro-
gramme. The more LEDs illuminate orange, the less remaining time is
left. All 6 LEDs illuminate orange when a programme ends.
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Final drying phase
During the final drying phase, all 6 LEDs illuminate orange and pulsate
between dimmed and undimmed.
Delayed start
When the appliance door is closed and a delayed start is started, all 6
LEDs illuminate dimmed white.
Programme-independent appliance reactions
In the case of the following appliance reactions, all 6 LEDs illuminate
white and pulsate between dimmed and undimmed:
▪Aborting programmes, delayed start
▪Pumping off
Error messages
In the event of A/F/U messages, the bottom 3 white LEDs and the top
3 white LEDs flash alternately.
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4 Functions
4 Functions
Selection buttons enable the user to select and start frequently used programmes simply
and quickly at the touch of a button. The user can create and change a selection button
for any favourite programme and thus adapt it perfectly to their own work processes.
4.1 Programmes
Consumption values
The programme time (h), water consumption (l) and energy consumption (kWh) are in-
dicative values. The values can also vary according to the selection of additional func-
tions, the load, the degree of soiling of the load, the type and amount of detergent, the
water inlet temperature, the electrical connection and specific programme sequences
(e.g. regeneration).
The programme time, water consumption and energy consumption can be re-
duced by selecting the «Energy saving» setting option.
Programme times
The stated values exclude the final drying time.
Eco Programme phases Consumption values
The most efficient programme in
terms of water and energy con-
sumption for washing normally
soiled dishes (declaration pro-
gramme).
▪Cleaning: 45 °C
▪Intermediate rinsing
▪Rinsing with rinse
agent: 55 °C
▪Drying
▪5h55
▪9.8 l
▪0.715–0.732 kWh
Automatic Programme phases Consumption values
Optimum cleaning results with min-
imal water and energy consump-
tion. For normal soiling. Not suit-
able for burned-on or heavily dried-
on soiling.
▪Pre-rinsing (if required):
cold
▪Cleaning: 50–60°C
▪Intermediate rinsing (if
required)
▪Rinsing with rinse
agent: 70 °C
▪Drying
▪1h05–1h50
▪8–20 l
▪0.9–1.5 kWh
Intensive Programme phases Consumption values
For heavy soiling. Particularly suit-
able for starchy soiling (e.g.
mashed potato, rice).
▪Pre-rinsing (if required):
35°C
▪Cleaning: 65°C
▪Intermediate rinsing
▪Rinsing with rinse
agent: 70 °C
▪Drying
▪1h50
▪18–23 l
▪1.4–1.65 kWh
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Glass Programme phases Consumption values
Gentle programme for glasses. ▪Cleaning: 45°C
▪Intermediate rinsing
▪Rinsing with rinse
agent: 60 °C
▪Drying
▪0h39
▪11 l
▪0.8 kWh
Quick Programme phases Consumption values
For lightly soiled dishes. ▪Cleaning: 45°C
▪Intermediate rinsing
▪Rinsing with rinse agent: 60
°C
▪Drying: Quick
▪0h39
▪11 l
▪0.8 kWh
Pre-rinsing Programme phases Consumption values
Prevents soiling drying on if intend-
ing to start a programme later.
▪Pre-rinsing: cold ▪0h07
▪4 l
▪0.05 kWh
4.2 Setting options
Energy saving
The wash temperature is reduced by 5 °C, lowering energy consumption by approx. 10
%. The programme time is shortened slightly. «Energy saving» is also gentle on glasses.
Delayed start
The delayed start allows you to wash during off-peak hours (e.g. at off-peak electricity
rates). A delayed start of between 30 minutes and 24 hours can be set.
RinsePlus
The cleaning effect is improved through additional rinsing cycles and an extended clean-
ing phase. If RinsePlus is turned on, the amount of water used with each programme is
increased. This extends the programme time.
DryPlus
The temperature of both the final rinse and the SteamFinish are increased and the dry-
ing time is extended.
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4 Functions
4.3 Frequently used user settings
Childproof lock
The «Childproof lock» user setting prevents a programme from being started accident-
ally. If the childproof lock is turned on, it can be overridden by entering the four-digit
code (1223). The code is set at the factory and cannot be changed.
All in 1
The «All in 1» user setting adapts the programme ideally for use with detergent with in-
tegrated salt and rinse agent function. Combination cleaning agents are not suitable for
all degrees of water hardness (see page 22).
Wipe protection
The operating panel is locked briefly, e.g. for cleaning purposes.
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5 Loading
5 Loading
5.1 Preparing the appliance
▸ Remove any coarse or hard pieces of food or foreign objects (such as toothpicks) left
on the dishes.
▸ Load the baskets. After loading, check that the spray arms can turn freely.
5.2 Loading tips for the lower basket
Overloading the basket can damage the appliance!
Do not exceed the maximum loading weight for the lower basket of 21kg.
Loading larger items
▸ Load larger items such as plates, bowls,
platters, pots and pans at the front.
▸ Load wide items such as soup plates
and lids at the back on the right.
Stabilizing drinking vessels with easy prongs
▸ Put easy prongs 1 over basket prongs.
▸ Arrange drinking glasses, baby bottles,
vases and carafes.
▸ Use two easy prongs for wider vessels.
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5 Loading
Loading the cutlery basket
Risk of injury from being loaded incorrectly!
Place knives and cutlery with sharp edges or points into the cutlery basket with the
points facing downwards. Make sure that they do not stick out of the cutlery bas-
ket.
Sharp objects can damage the appliance!
Do not insert knives, forks or other pointed objects in the opening of the door lock.
▸ Raise the basket prongs.
▸ Place the cutlery basket over the raised
prongs anywhere in the basket.
▸ Distribute knives and the like among the
compartments, with the points facing
downwards.
▸ Distribute the rest of the cutlery loosely
among the compartments, with handles
pointing down.
▸ Spoons should not be stuck together.
▸ To prevent items of cutlery sticking to-
gether, water spots during drying, and
smaller items slipping through the bas-
ket, put the inserts 1 supplied on the cut-
lery basket 2.
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2
Risk of water leakage!
When closing the appliance door, ensure no items of cutlery are sticking out of the
tub or are trapped. The leak tightness of the appliance cannot otherwise be as-
sured.
▸ Check that cutlery is standing upright in
the cutlery basket.
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5 Loading
5.3 Loading tips for the upper basket
Overloading the basket can damage the appliance!
Do not exceed the maximum loading weight for the upper basket of 9kg.
Loading smaller items
▸ Arrange smaller items such as saucers,
glasses, cups and dishes.
▸ If using the fold-down racks 1, stagger
the items.
▸ Rest glasses on the fold-down glass
holders 2.
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2
Stabilizing drinking vessels with easy prongs
▸ Put easy prongs 1 over basket prongs.
▸ Arrange drinking glasses, baby bottles,
vases and carafes.
▸ Use two easy prongs for wider vessels.
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5 Loading
Loading tall glasses
For tall glasses, use glass holders and racks for greater stability. Remove the racks to
accommodate tall glasses.
Glass holder
▸ Pull the glass holders 1 gently up until
they engage.
▸ Rest tall glasses on the glass holder.
1
Rack
▸ Push the rack 1 up by the hooks 2.
▸ Push the rack inward and then out.
▸ Hook the rack in the higher position 3, if
required.
▸ Rest stemmed glasses on the side of the
basket.
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5 Loading
Adjusting the upper basket
Depending on the model, the height of the upper basket can be adjusted by around 2–4
cm. It can be inclined in various ways.
▸ Hold the upper basket at the sides by
the grips 1 and raise it into the desired
engaged position.
–The upper basket is raised.
1
▸ Hold the upper basket at the sides by
the grips 1.
▸ Raise the upper basket slightly and
press the button 2 at the same time.
–The locking device is released.
▸ Lower the upper basket into the desired
position, release the button and engage
in position.
–The upper basket is lowered.
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2
Removing the upper basket
▸ Pull the upper basket out almost as far
as it will go.
▸ Holding the rail end from below 1, press
the basket stoppers 2 upwards with your
index fingers and thumbs.
▸ Remove the basket stoppers 2.
▸ Slide the upper basket out.
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1
2
2
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