Westinghouse 907 series Guide

CONTENTS Page
Introduction
•Installation Double Checks 1
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•Safety Warnings 1
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•How your dishwasher works 2
2
Operating Instructions
•Quick Start 3
•Program Selection Guide 4
4
•Operation Selection Guide 5
5
•Option Selection Guide 6
6
Loading your dishwasher
•Dish Care & Preparation 8
8
•Adjusting upper basket height 8
8
•Loading the upper basket 9
9
•Loading the lower basket 1
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Detergent & Rinse Aid dispenser
•Safety Warning 1
1
1
•Detergents 11
•Combi Detergent or Detergent & Rinse Aid Tablets 1
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•Filling the Detergent Dispenser 1
1
2
•Filling the Rinse Aid Dispenser 1
1
2
Maintaining Your Dishwasher
•Cleaning the wash filters 1
1
3
•Cleaning the spray arms 1
1
3
•General cleaning 1
1
3
•Light Globe replacement 1
1
3
Help & Problem Solving Guide 14
Warranty – Service – Spare Parts 17

INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on the purchase of your new dishwasher. We trust you will be delighted with it.
Please read this instruction book carefully. It will give you the information you need to:
•care for, and
•use your dishwasher
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.
Installation Double Checks
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 f
f
ully drilled out drain spigot.
•Connected the inlet hose to the tap with no leaks and the tap is turned 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 the door during wash cycle. To avoid burn injury, slightly open door
and wait until spray arms and wash action stops. Failure to do so may result in hot water
splashing out of the dishwasher.
•Use care unloading the dishware when the “Boosted Dry” option has been selected. Contents
may be hot to 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 dishwasher works:
The way your dishwasher works is quite simple
•Water enters the unit through an inlet hose&awatervalve.
•A level switch controls the amount of water received into the unit. A 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 the 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 dishwasher, follow these basic steps
•Load Dishwasher
•Add Detergent
•Fill Rinse Aid
Rinse aid must be filled to ensure good drying performance
•Close the dishwasher door.
•Select & start desired wash program.
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•Press this button repeatedly to select wash program
•Press this button to start
p
ro
g
ram
•When usin
g
deter
g
ent tablets, we recommend usin
g
the “Normal” wash
p
rogram
•Switch on the “Power” button
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•Press this button repeatedly to select wash program
•Press this button to start
p
ro
g
ram
•When usin
g
deter
g
ent tablets, we recommend usin
g
the “Normal” wash
p
ro
g
ram
•Switch on the “Power” button
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•Press this button repeatedly to select wash program
•Press this button to start
p
ro
g
ram
•When usin
g
deter
g
ent tablets, we recommend usin
g
the “Normal” wash
p
ro
g
ram
•Switch on the “Power” button
907
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Program selection Guide
Models 907, 915 & 925
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.
Program Program Description Water
Usage
Duration
Cold Water
Detergent
Tablets
SENSOR
WASH
This dishwasher’s Smart Sensor technology
automatically senses the LOAD (Number of
items) & SOIL (how dirty the items are) to
determine which wash program is used to best
clean your dishes with optimised energy &
water consumption.
12 - 22
Litres
95 - 115
Minutes
RINSE
This is a rinse only cycle. It is intended for
dishes that are to be washed later with a full
load.
5
Litres
12
Minutes
FRAGILE
WASH
Select this wash for lightly soiled or fragile
dishware
14
Litres
71
Minutes
NORMAL
ECO
WASH
Select this wash for normal every day soiled
plates, with energy & water usage minimized
12
Litres
86
Minutes
NORMAL
WASH
Select this wash for normal every day soiled
plates, with maximum performance.
18
Litres
102
Minutes
HEAVY
WASH
Select this wash for heavily soiled dishes,
pots & pans
22
Litres
123
Minutes
NOTE
1) All values are indicative. Variations will occur due to loading of dishes, soil level, inlet water
temperature, water pressure and voltage fluctuations etc.
2) Program combinations may differ depending on model & market
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3) Use normal detergent for programs marked with a x

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Operation Selection Guide
Program Button
•Press this button repeatedly to select the program you want.
•Press & hold this button for 3 seconds during a wash to cancel program.
Start Button
•Press the start button to commence the selected program.
•Pressing the start button again during a wash program will pause the machine, and
a “P” will flash in the display (All lights will flash on Model 907)
•Pressing the start/pause button again will continue the wash program.
Progress Indicator Lights
Shows the progress and position in the program.
Digital Display Window (Models 915 & 925)
Unit in Program Selection mode ÆSelect program and press Start
Shows approximate remaining time of the wash cycle.
The initial wash time shown in the digital display window may vary over time.
The dishwasher adjusts the displayed wash time after each wash depending
on the wash load and water conditions detected
Unit in 2 hours Delay Start mode ÆTo Cancel hold “Delay” button for 3 seconds
Unit in Pause mode ÆPress Start button to continue wash program
Not Filling Fault ÆCheck water supply & tap.
ÆCheck inlet hose filter
Not Draining Fault ÆCheck drain hose for kinks.
ÆCheck sink trap spigot is not blocked and f
f
ully drilled out.
ÆCheck filters and clean if dirty.
Overfill Fault ÆTurn off water tap and power
ÆCall service
Electrical Fault ÆTurn off water tap and power
ÆCall service
Model 907 Model 915 / 925
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Option Selection Guide
Delay Start Option
This option is available on models 915 / 925 and allows you to automatically delay
starting your dishwasher from 1 to 19 hours.
•Select the desired wash program.
•Press the D
D
ELAY button repeatedly until the desired time is shown in the status
window. (Eg: For a 2 hour delay, press DELAY until “2
2
h” appears)
•Press the START button. The program will start when the delayed time expires.
To cancel the delayed start, hold the DELAY button in for 3 seconds.
Boosted Dry Option
To gain enhanced drying performance by boosting the temperature and time during the final rinse, use
this procedure:
• Select Normal or Normal Eco wash program
• Press P
P
ROGRAM and S
S
TART buttons s
s
imultaneously. The estimated wash time shown on the
display will increase by around 10 - 20 minutes indicating that the Boosted Dry Option is on.
• On model 907 the “Dry” progress indicator will come on for 3 seconds.
• Press S
S
TART to begin wash program
To turn off Boosted Dry, repeat the above procedure.
Boosted Dry remains on for subsequent cycles until turned off.
The Boosted Dry option does not apply to the Rinse or Fragile wash programs.
Child Lock Option
The Child Lock has 3 states: 1) Child Lock On, 2) Temporarily Unlock, 3) Child Lock Off
Program Selection Mode
The Child Lock can only be turned on when in this mode.
Program Indicators should be on (“- -“ on - models with display)
•When first turned on… or
•Before selecting a new wash cycle
Child Lock On
In Program selection mode.
•Press & hold the “Lock” button for 5 seconds
•Program Indicators will flash.
When Child Lock is activated, it is in ”Temporarily Unlock” mode.
All buttons are still active so you can select & start a wash cycle.
The Child Lock auto-engages 15 sec after the last button press.
“LOCK” indicator will flash during the 15 seconds
The Child Lock is on, with the program you selected.
The illustration shows the “LOCK” indicator is on with the other
activated indicators showing the “NORMAL” program running.
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RINSE
FRAGILE
ECO
NORMAL
HEAVY
RINSE
FRAGILE
ECO
NORMAL
HEAVY
NORMAL
HEAVY
RINSE
FRAGILE
ECO
NORMAL
HEAVY
Lock
Prewash
Lock

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Option Selection Guide
Child Lock Option (continued)
Temporarily Un-Lock
Child Lock can be t
t
emporarily unlocked to access buttons
•Press & Hold any button for 5 seconds.
When unlocked, the “LOCK” indicator will begin to flash.
•All buttons are now accessible to select & start program.
The Child Lock auto-engages 15 sec after the last button press.
•The “LOCK” indicator will stop flashing but stay on.
Child Lock Off
To turn Child Lock off you must be in Program Selection mode
•Firstly “Temporarily unlock” Child Lock as shown above.
•Press & hold “LOCK” for 5 seconds
•All Program Indicators will flash.
•“LOCK” Indicator also will flash.
The Child Lock is now permanently off.
•“LOCK” indicator turns off
•Unit is in Program Selection mode
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NORMAL
HEAVY
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
RINSE
FRAGILE
ECO
RINSE
FRAGILE
ECO
NORMAL
HEAVY
RINSE
FRAGILE
ECO
NORMAL
HEAVY
Lock
Prewash
Prewash
Prewash
Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock

LOADING YOUR DISHWASHER
Dish 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 allow them to wash.
•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 may damage them.
•You can wash most good quality plastics in dishwashers. However, 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.
Adjusting Upper Basket Height
Non- Easy Lift system (if applicable)
•Make sure the basket is empty.
•Remove the end clip on each rail.
•Reposition the basket on its lower set of wheels.
•Replace the clips
Easy Lift system (if applicable)
The upper basket height can be easil
y
adjusted to
accommodate loadin
g
taller dishes in either basket.
Hei
g
ht 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, verticall
y
.The
self-
g
uided adjusting mechanism will stop when
the raised position is reached.
•The raised position provides nearl
y
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, verticall
y
, until it
lifts and unlocks.
•Gently lower the rack into the lower position. The self-
g
uided adjusting mechanism will stop when the
lowered position is reached.
•This position provides nearl
y
50mm of additional
height for items in the top basket
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