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DISHWASHER
ZD
604
B
ZD
604
W
INSTRUCTION
BOOKLET
CONTENTS
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4
Positioning,
levelling,
water
supply
connections,
water,
outlet
connection
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page
4
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page
6
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tilling,
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page
8
Loading
the
machine,
use
of
the
lower
basket,
use
of
the
upper
basket
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page
9
Adjusting
the
height
of
the
upper
basket
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10
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page
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page
13
Cleaning
the
central
filters,
cleaning
the
large
filter,
internal
and
external
cleaning
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13
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16
TECHNICAL
SPECIFICATIONS
DIMENSIONS
Width
cm
59,6
Height
cm
82
Max
depth
cm
57,5
Max
depth
with
door
open
cm
115
ELECTRICAL
CONNECTION
Voltage
220-240
V
/
50
Hz
POWER
OF
HEATING
ELEMENT
2570
W
OVERALL
POWER
2770
W
WATER
SUPPLY
PRESSURE
minimum
7
psi
-
49
KN/cm?
maximum
110
psi
-
758
KN/cm?
CAPACITY
(STANDARD
IEC
SETTINGS)
12
CONSUMPTION:
Water
29
|
Electricity
1,6
kWh
WARNINGS
It
is
most
important
that
this
instruction
book
should
be
retained
with
the
appliance
for
future
reference.
Should
the
appliance
be
sold
or
trans-
ferred
to
another
owner,
or
should
you
move
house
and
leave
the
appliance,
always
ensure
that
the
book
is
left
with
the
appliance
in
order
that
the
new
owner
can
get
to
know
the
functioning
of
the
appliance
and
the
relevant
warnings.
These
warnings
are
provided
in
the
interest
of
safety.
You
must
read
them
carefully
before
installing
or
using
the
appliance.
=
Unplug
the
appliance
and
turn
off
the
water
after
use.
m@
Any
plumbing
work
required
to
install
this
appli-
ance
should
be
carried
out
by
a
qualified
plumber
or
competent
person.
w
Any
electrical
work
required
to
install
this
appliance
should
be
carried
out
by
a
qualified
electrician
or
competent
person.
=
This
appliance
is
designed
to
be
operated
by
adults.
Children
should
not
be
allowed
to
tamper
with
the
controls
or
play
with
the
product.
=
This
product
should
be
serviced
by
an
authorised
Zanussi
Service
Force
Centre,
and
only
genuine
Zanussi
spare
parts
should
be
used.
m
It
is
dangerous
to
alter
the
specification
or
modify
the
product
in
any
way.
=
Care
must
be
taken
to
ensure
that
the
appliance
does
not
stand
on
the
electrical
supply
cable.
m™
Zanussi
dishwashers
are
designed
to
be
used
for
washing
normal
household
utensils.
Items
that
are
contaminated
by
petrol,
paint,
steel
or
iron
debris,
corrosive,
acidic
or
alkaline
chemicals
are
not
to
be
washed
in
a
dishwasher.
™
When
finishing
loading
or
unloading
close
the
door,
as
an
open
door
can
be
a
hazard.
=
lf
your
house
is
fitted
with
a
water
softening
unit
or
if
you
live
in
a
soft
water
area,
it
is
not
necessary
to
add
salt
to
the
water
softening
unit
in
the
dish-
washer.
=
Do
not
put
in
your
dishwasher:
Cutlery
with
wooden
or
horn
handles
or
glued
parts,
bronze
cutlery,
Saucepans
with
wooden
handles
unless
they
are
sold
as
dishwasher
proof,
aluminium
ware,
crystal
ware,
leaded
glass,
plastic
articles
unless
sold
as
dishwasher
proof,
antique
china
or
fine
decorated
china
unless
sold
as
dishwasher
proof.
Always
check
with
the
manufacturer
of
the
item
if
in
any
doubt.
™
A
chemical
reaction
can
occur
between
silver
cutlery
and
stainless
steel
cutlery.
As
a
precaution
do
not
wash
together.
m™
Under
no
circumstances
should
you
open
the
door
whilst
the
appliance
is
in
operation.
Always
turn
off
the
appliance
before
opening
the
door.
m=
Care
should
be
taken
when
cleaning
the
bottom
door
seal
and
hinge
area
as
any
exposed
metal
edges
may
cut
if
care
is
not
taken.
™
Built-in
dishwashers
only:
The
appliance
must
be
secured
to
the
underside
of
the
worktop
using
the
brackets
provided.
Failure
to
do
this
could
result
in
an
unstable
appliance
which
may
cause
damage
or
injury.
m=
Under
no
circumstances
should
you
attempt
to
repair
the
appliance
yourself.
Repairs
carried
out
by
inexperienced
persons
may
cause
injury
or
more
serious
malfunctioning.
Refer
to
your
local
Zanussi
Service
Force
Centre.
Always
insist
on
genuine
Zanussi
spare
parts.
INSTALLATION
Remove
all
packaging
before
positioning
the
machine.
|
Positioning
If
possible,
position
the
machine
next
to
a
water
tap
and
a
drain.
The
sides
and
the
back
of
the
dishwasher
can
rest
against
the
adjacent
furniture
or
the
wall.
The
dishwasher
features
fill
and
drain
hoses
which
can
be
turned
either
to
the
left
or
the
right
to
suit
the
installation.
Levelling
Good
levelling
is
essential
for
correct
closure
and
sealing
of
the
door.
Loosen
or
tighten
the
adjustable
support
feet,
until
the
machine
is
perfectly
level.
Water
Supply
Connections
This
dishwasher
must
be
plumbed
into
a
cold
water
supply
and
it
is
preferable
for
it
to
be
permanently
plumbed
in.
The
water
pressure
must
be
within
the
limits
given
in
the
technical
specifications,
as
it
will
not
function
correctly
if
pressure
is
outside
these
specifications.
Your
local
Water
Authority
will
advise
you
on
the
average
mains
pressure
in
your
area.
Where
the
water
is
supplied
via
a
cold
water
storage
cistern,
you
can
work
out
the
pressure
yourself
by
measuring
the
vertical
distance
(or
«head»)
between
the
machine’s
inlet
hose
and
the
outlet
from
the
cold
water
storage
cistern,
allowing
roughly
1
psi
for
every
2
feet.
For
making
the
connec-
tion
itself,
the
coupling
nut
fitted
to
the
machine’s
supply
hose
is
designed
to
screw
onto
either
a
3/4
inch
gas_
thread
spout,
or
to
a
purpose-
made
quick-coupling
tap
such
as
the
Press-Block.
To
make
this
easier,
the
hose
itself
may
be
turned
to
the
left
or
the
right.
In
either
case,
be
sure
to
incorporate
the
strainer
(A)
supplied
with
the
machine
into
the
joint.
See
picture.
Caution:
the
retaining
ring
must
be
correctly
fitted
to
avoid
water
leaks.
Avoid
bends
or
kinks
in
the
hose
which
could
prevent
or
slow
down
the
flow
of
water.
If
the
machine
is
con-
nected
to
new
pipes
or
pipes
which
have
not
been
used
for
a
long
time,
you
are
advised
to
run
the
water
for
a
few
minutes
before
connecting
the
inlet
hose.
This
will
prevent
deposits
of
sand
or
rust
clogging
the
inlet
hose
filter.
Water
Outlet
Connection
The
end
of
the
drain
hose
can
be
connected
as
follows:
:
to
the
sink
outlet
siphon,
securing
it
if
necessary
with
a
Clip;
to
a
wall
outlet
provided
with
vent-hole,
minimum
internal
diameter
4
cm;
hooked
over
the
edge
of
the
sink
using
the
special
curved
plastic
guide
provided.
The
waste
connection
must
be
at
a
height
of
between
30
cm
(minimum)
and
100
cm
(maximum)
from
the
floor.
It
makes
no
difference
which
way
the
drain
hose
faces,
either
to
the
right
or
left
of
the
dishwasher.
Avoid
bending
or
kinking
the
hose
as
this
could
prevent
or
slow
down
the
discharge
of
water.
If
you
use
a
drain
hose
extension
it
must
be
no
longer
than
2
metres
and
its
internal
diameter
must
be
no
smaller
than
the
diameter
of
the
hose
provided.
Likewise
the
internal
diameter
of
the
couplings
used
for
connection
to
the
waste
outlet
must
be
no
smaller
than
the
diameter
of
the
drain
hose.
Note:
The
sink
plug
must
not
be
in
place
when
the
machine
is
draining
as
this
could
cause
the
water
to
siphon
back
into
the
machine.
The
electrical
connections
WARNING:
THIS
APPLIANCE
MUST
BE
EARTHED.
The
manufacturer
declines
any
liability
should
this
safety
measure
not
be
observed.
If
the
plug
that
is
fitted
to
your
appliance
is
not
suit-
able
for
your
socket
outlet,
it
must
be
cut
off
and
the
appropriate
plug
fitted.
Remove
the
fuse
from
the
cut
off
plug.
The
cut
off
plug
should
then
be
disposed
of
to
prevent
the
hazard
of
shocks
in
case
it
should
be
plugged
into
a
13amp
socket
in
another
part
of
your
home.
important
The
wires
in
the
mains
lead
are
coloured
in
accord-
ance
with
the
following
code:
Green
and
Yellow
-
Earth
Blue
-
Neutral
Brown
-
Live
lf
you
fit
your
own
plug,
the
colours
of
the
wires
in
the
mains
lead
of
your
appliance
may
not
correspond
with
the
markings
identifying
the
terminals
in
your
plug,
proceed
as
follows:
GREEN
&
YELLOW
13
AMP
FUSE
Connect
the
Green
and
Yellow
(earth)
wire
to
the
term-
inal
in
the
plug
which
is
marked
with
the
letter
«E»
or
the
earth
symbol
©,
or
coloured
green
and
yellow.
Connect
the
blue
(neutral)
wire
to
the
terminal
in
the
plug
which
is
marked
with
the
letter
«N»
or
coloured
black.
Connect
the
brown
(live)
wire
to
the
terminal
in
the
plug
which
is
marked
with
the
letter
«L»
or
coloured
red.
The
plug
moulded
onto
the
lead
incorporates
a
fuse.
For
replacement,
use
a
13amp
BSI362
fuse.
Only
ASTA
or
BSI
approved
fuses
should
be
used.
The
plug
must
not
be
used
if
the
fuse
cover/carrier
is
lost.
The
cover/carrier
is
indicated
by
the
coloured
insert
at
the
base
of
the
plug.
A
replacement
cover/carrier
must
be
obtained
from
your
local
Zanussi
Service
Force
Centre
whose
address
is
listed
in
the
Customer
Care
Booklet
which
accompanies
your
instruction
manual.
C
This
appliance
complies
with
the
following
E.E.C.
Directives:
.
-
73/23
of
19.2.73
(Low
Voltage
Directive)
and
sub-
sequent
modifications;
-
89/336
of
3.5.89
(Electormagnetic
Compatibility
Directive)
and
subsequent
modifications.
Please
ensure
that
when
the
appliance
is
installed
it
is
easily
accessible
for
the
engineer
in
the
event
of
a
breakdown.
USE
The
control
panel
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3
1.
Programme
Guide
This
is
a
Summary
of
the
washing
programme
chart
(page
11)
to
help
you
to
select
the
correct
pro-
gramme.
2.
Pilot
Light
This
comes
on
when
the
ON/OFF
button
(3)
is
depressed,
indicating
that
the
machine
is
on.
3.
ON/OFF
Pushbutton
ON
By
depressing
this
pushbutton
the
machine
starts
operating
and,
at
the
same
time,
the
pilot
light
illumi-
nates.
OFF
When
the
washing
programme
has
finished,
the
machine
stops
automatically
and
the
pilot
light
(2)
remains
on.
To
switch
the
pilot
light
off
or
to
stop
the
machine
at
any
time,
press
the
same
button
again.
4.
Door
Handle
To
open
the
door
press
the
catch
in
the
top
of
the
recess
and
pull
the
door
toward
you
at
the
same
time.
PROGRAMME
9)
6
7
5.
Programme
marker
6.
Programme
Selector
Dial
To
select
a
programme,
turn
the
Programme
Selector
Dial
clockwise,
making
sure
that
the
programme
letter
you
wish
to
select
corresponds
with
the
Grey
Marker
(5).
7.
Wash
Programme
Phase
Indicator
During
the
washing
programme
the
Programme
Selector
Dial
turns.
The
Marker
on
the
programme
selector
dial
will
correspond
to
a
symbol
on
the
fascia
indicating
the
function
being
performed.
Each
symbol
has
a
precise
meaning:
4)
Prewash
Main
wash
‘i.
Cold
rinses
&
Warm
rinse
J,
Drying
The
Water
Softener
Water
contains
varying
amounts
of
lime
and
mineral
salts
depending
on
the
area
where
you
live:
these
are
deposited
on
the
dishes
leaving
white
marks.
The
higher
the
content
of
these
salts,
the
harder
your
water
will
be.
The
«hardness»
level
is
measured
on
2
equivalent
scales:
French
Degrees
or
Clarke
Degrees.
Contact
your
local
Water
Authority
to
find
the
exact
water
hardness
level
for
your
area.
The
dishwasher
is
equipped
with
a
softener
which
uses
special
dishwasher
salt
to
provide
lime-free
(softened)
water.
The
softener
can
treat
water
hard-
ness
up
to
90
french
degrees
via
5
adjustment
levels.
Find
on
the
table
below
the
level
corresponding
to
the
hardness
of
your
water
and
the
required
adjustments:
Water
hardness
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|
Level
Clarke
French
degrees
|
degrees
Water
softener
|
Adjustment
adjustment
|
on
the
machine
*
The
water
softener
is
factory
set
at
level
2
as
this
suits
most
users.
**
If
you
use
phosphate
free
detergents
containing
enzimes,
add
salt
in
the
water
softener
starting
from
6
Clarke
degrees.
Level
1
lf
your
water
is
«level
1»
it
is
already
soft
and
there-
fore
there
is
no
need
to
use
salt.
Levels
3
and
5
(water
softener
adjustment)
lf
your
water
is
level
3
or
5,
proceed
as
follows:
slide
out
the
lower
basket
and
unscrew
the
cap
of
the
salt
container;
turn
the
two-position
selector
anticlockwise
from
position
——
to
position
++
with
the
aid
of
a
knife
or
a
screwdriver.
Levels
4
and
5
(adjustment
on
the
machine)
lf
your
water
is
level
4
or
5,
open
the
door
and
drill
membrane
(A)
on
the
upper
left-hand
corner
of
the
machine.
With
a
water
hardness
of
level
5
both
adjustments
must
be
made.
Important
Salt
MUST
be
used
regularly
from
level
2
upward.
Filling
with
Salt
Only
use
salt
designed
specifically
for
use
in
dishwashers.
Other
types
of
salt
contain
high
percen-
tages
of
other
substances
which
may
reduce
the
effi-
ciency
of
the
softener.
Unscrew
the
cap
of
the
salt
container.
Fill
the
container
with
1
It
of
water
(this
operation
is
necessary
only
the
first
time).
Place
approximately
1.5
kg
of
dishwasher
salt
inside
using
the
funnel
provided
(see
figure).
Replace
the
cap
making
sure
that
there
is
no
trace
of
salt
on
the
screw
thread
or
on
the
gasket.
screw
the
cap
on
tightly.
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When
this
has
been
done,
all
that
is
required
is
to
periodically
add
salt
to
the
container.
You
are
reminded
of
this
by
the
Green
Salt
Refill
Indicator
on
the
cap
of
the
salt
container,
which
will
disappear
when
the
salt
has
finished.
The
salt
container
has
always
some
water
inside
which
will
normally
overflow
when
refilling
it
with
salt.
Caution
Only
fill
with
salt
just
before
starting
one
of
the
complete
washing
programmes
(not
the
Rinse
and
Hold
programme).
This
will
prevent
any
grains
of
salt
or
salty
water,
which
may
have
been
spilled,
remain-
ing
on
the
bottom
of
the
machine
for
any
period
of
time.
This
could
cause
corrosion.
Rinse
Aid
This
liquid
gives
the
dishes
a
shiny
finish
and
improves
drying.
It
is
automatically
added
during
the
hot
rinse.
The
dispenser,
which
is
positioned
inside
the
door,
holds
about
110
ml
of
rinse
aid,
which
is
sufficient
for
16-40
dishwashing
programmes,
depending
upon
the
dosage
setting.
Filling
with
Rinse
Aid
Open
the
container
by
turning
the
lid
(A)
anticlockwise.
Add
rinse
aid
until
the
container
is
completely
full
(approx.
110
ml).
The
indicator
(B)
will
be
completely
dark.
Top
up
with
rinse
aid
when
the
indicator
(B)
becomes
clear.
Remember
to
CLOSE
the
lid
after
every
refill.
Caution
Clean
up
any
rinse
aid
spilt
during
filling
with
an
absorbent
cloth
to
avoid
excess
foaming
during
the
next
wash.
Adjusting
the
Dose
According
to
the
finish
and
drying
results
obtained,
adjust
the
dose
of
rinse
aid
by
means
of
the
6
posi-
tion
selector
(C)
(position
1
-
minimum
dose,
position
6
-
maximum
dose).
Gradually
increase
the
dose
if
there
are
drops
of
water
or
lime
spots
on
the
dishes
after
washing.
Reduce
it
if
there
are
sticky
whitish
streaks
on
the
dishes.
Use
of
Detergent
Before
starting
any
of
the
dishwashing
programmes,
except
for
the
rinse
and
hold
programme,
load
the
detergent
in
the
dispenser.
Use
only
tablets,
powder
or
liquid
detergents
specif-
ically
designed
for
domestic
dishwashers.
Unsuitable
detergents
(such
as
those
for
washing
by
hand)
do
not
contain
the
right
ingredients
for
machine
washing
and
hamper
correct
functioning
of
the
machine.
To
open
the
dispenser
lid,
pull
the
catch
(D).
This
will
open
it.
At
the
end
of
any
washing
programme
the
lid
is
always
open,
ready
for
the
next
wash.
The
amount
of
detergent
to
be
used
varies
depending
on
how
soiled
the
dishes
are
and
the
type
of
dishes
being
washed.
We
recommend
the
amounts
shown
in
the
programme
chart.
After
filling
the
dis-
penser
with
detergent,
close
the
lid.
Since
not
all
detergents
are
the
same,
you
should
also
consult
the
instructions
on
the
packet.
Remember
that
insufficient
quantities
of
detergent
will
produce
poor
washing
results
whereas
an
exces-
sive
amount
of
detergent
does
not
improve
washing
results
and
is
also
wasteful.
Using
no
more
than
the
correct
amount
of
detergent
also
contributes
to
reducing
pollution.
Zanussi
recommends
the
use
of
Finish
dishwasher
detergent.
Phosphate
free
detergents
with
enzymes
These
new
detergents,
although
welcome
from
an
ecological
point
of
view,
react
far
more
susceptibly
to
water
hardness
than
conventional
products.
Therefore,
in
order
to
avoid
white
lime
deposits
on
crockery
and
the
inner
tub,
you
should
add
salt
in
the
water
softener
even
if
the
hardness
of
your
water
is
as
low
as
6
Clarke
degrees,
when
using
these
new
detergents.
Loading
your
Machine
Before
placing
dishes
in
the
machine,
remove
any
large
scraps
of
food
from
the
plates
(small
bones,
toothpicks,
fish
bones,
scraps
of
meat
and
vegeta-
bles,
fruit
skins
etc.)
to
avoid
clogging
the
filters
and
consequently
reducing
performance.
Open
the
door
and
slide
out
the
baskets
to
load
the
dishes.
Use
of
the
Lower
Basket
The
lower
basket
is
designed
to
take
saucepans,
lids,
plates
(up
to
27
cm
in
diameter),
salad
bowls,
cutlery
etc.
Serving
dishes
and
large
lids
should
be
arranged
around
the
edge
of
the
basket,
ensuring
that
the
upper
spray
arm
can
turn
freely.
Cutlery
should
be
placed
in
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facing
downwards.
If
the
han-
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protrude
from
the
bottom
of
the
basket,
obstruct-
ing
the
lower
spray
arm,
load
the
cutlery
with
the
han-
dles
facing
upward.
Mix
spoons
with
the
other
cutlery
to
prevent
them
sticking
together
Teaspoons
may
be
loaded
into
the
special
slots
pro-
vided
in
the
cutlery
basket
handle.
The
cutlery
basket
is
in
two
parts
which
can
be
separated
to
give
greater
loading
flexibility.
To
sep-
arate
the
two
parts,
slide
them
horizontally
in
oppo-
site
directions
and
pull
them
apart.
To
reassem-
ble,
reverse
the
procedure.
The
two
rear
rows
of
prongs
of
the
lower
basket
can
be
easily
lowered
to
allow
you
to
load
pots,pans
and
bowls.
To
lower
the
prongs:
slightly
pull
them
upward
and
let
them
drop
down
(see
picture);
to
bring
them
back
to
the
standing
position,
just
pull
them
up
again.
Use
of
the
Upper
Basket
The
upper
basket
is
designed
for
plates
(dessert
plates,
saucers,
dinner
plates
up
to
24
cm
in
diameter),
salad
bowls,
cups
and
glasses;
these
should
be
arranged
as
shown
in
the
pictures.
Glasses
with
long
stems
can
be
placed
upside-down
in
the
raised
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When
loading
the
dishes,
ensure
that
you
do
not
cover
the
water
inlet
funnel
in
the
middle
of
the
upper
basket.
Before
closing
the
door,
ensure
that
the
spray
arms
can
rotate
freely.
HELPFUL
HINTS
For
Best
Washing
Results:
Before
loading,
remove
all
scraps
of
food
and
soak
very
heavily
soiled
pots
and
pans.
Always
arrange
saucepans,
cups
and
glasses
etc.
up
side-down.
Tilt
items
with
convex
or
concave
surfaces
so
that
the
water
drains
off
easily.
Long
items
of
cutlery
such
as
ladles,
carving
knives
etc.
should
be
positioned
horizontally
in
the
upper
basket.
Avoid
contact
between
the
dishes
as
far
as
possible;
correct
arrangement
of
the
items
will
give
better
washing
results.
Light
items
(plastic
bowls
etc.)
should
be
loaded
in
the
upper
basket
and
arranged
so
that
they
do
not
move
during
washing.
To
Save
Energy
Do
not
prewash
dishes
under
running
water.
Place
dishes
in
the
machine
immediately
after
every
meal
and
wait
until
the
dishwasher
is
full
before
washing.
If
necessary
run
the
Rinse
and
Hold
programme
(see
Programme
Chart
on
the
following
pages),
so
that
any
food
scraps
do
not
become
caked
on
the
dishes
while
you
are
waiting
to
run
the
complete
wash
programme.
You
will
improve
drying
results
by
leaving
the
dish
washer
door
ajar
for
at
least
15-30
minutes
as
soon
as
the
programme
finishes.
Care
must
be
taken
when
opening
the
door,
as
steam
will
escape.
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Adjusting
the
Height
of
the
Upper
Basket
If
washing
very
large
plates
(over
27
cm
and
up
to
31
cm
in
diameter)
you
can
load
them
in
the
lower
basket
after
moving
the
upper
basket
to
the
higher
position
as
follows:
Move
the
front
runner
stops
(A)
of
the
upper
bas-
ket
outward
and
slide
the
basket
out.
Refit
the
basket
in
the
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position
and
replace
the
stops
(A)
in
their
origi-
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position.
When
the
top
basket
is
in
the
higher
position
it
will
only
take
plates
up
to
15
cm
in
diameter
and
you
will
not
be
able
to
use
the
raised
cup
racks.
Items
not
Suitable
for
Dishwashers
The
following
should
not
be
washed
in
the
dish
washer:
Cutlery
or
dishes
with
wooden
or
horn
handles
or
glued
parts.
Handmade
items,
wooden
objects,
antiques
or
hand
painted
china.
Certain
types
of
decoration
can
discolour
when
washed
in
a
dishwasher.
Crystal-ware
and
plastic
objects,
if
not
guaranteed
dishwasher-proof,
should
be
washed
by
hand.
You
are
advised
to
place
them
in
the
upper
basket
and
to
se
lect
a
delicate
programme.
Certain
types
of
glass
can
also
become
opaque
after
being
washed
several
times
in
a:
dishwasher.
Silver
cutlery
tends
to
go
black
if
mixed
with
steel
cut
lery.
Place
it
in
the
cutlery
basket
separate
from
the
others.
lron
and
cast
iron
objects
can
rust
and
stain
other
items.
Aluminium
tends
to
go
black;
copper,
pewter
and
brass
tend
to
stain.
Caution:
You
are
advised
not
to
load
very
small
or
plastic
items
which
can
fall
through
the
baskets.
Note:
When
buying
new
dishes,
ensure
that
they
are
dishwasher-proof
.