Why does my Beko DIN25410 Dishwasher leave a milky film on glasses?
A milky film on glasses from your Beko Beko Dishwasher might be due to excessive rinse aid (lower the setting and clean any spills) or corrosion from soft water (measure water hardness, adjust settings, and consider using glass protective detergents; if the water is very soft, don't use salt).
General| Brand | Beko |
|---|---|
| Model | DIN25410 |
| Category | Dishwasher |
| Language | English |
Provides guidance on safe operation and handling of the dishwasher.
Defines the proper applications and limitations for the dishwasher.
Details precautions to ensure the safety of children around the appliance.
Guides on selecting an appropriate location and connecting the water supply.
Covers Aquasafe+ system, electrical connection safety, and grounding requirements.
Recommendations for orderly loading of dishes to ensure optimal washing results.
Description of the control panel buttons, indicators, and their functions.
How to select and start a washing programme on the dishwasher.
Procedures for starting, pausing, and cancelling wash cycles.
Steps for cleaning the micro, coarse, and metal/plastic filters for optimal performance.
Steps for cleaning the lower and upper impellers to ensure proper water circulation.
Troubleshooting common problems related to machine startup and wash cleanliness.
Solutions for removing specific stains like tea, coffee, lipstick, and lime traces from dishes.
Addressing problems like rust, discoloration, and surface damage on kitchen utensils.
Solutions for glass smearing, foam formation, and breakage of kitchen utensils.
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