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General| Brand | Bosch |
|---|---|
| Model | SHE65T55UC |
| Series | 500 Series |
| Width | 24 inches |
| Capacity | 16 Place Settings |
| Noise Level | 44 dBA |
| Energy Star Rated | Yes |
| Drying System | CrystalDry |
| Number of Options | 5 |
| RackMatic | Yes |
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Interior | Stainless Steel |
| Third Rack | Yes |
| Voltage | 120 V |
| Installation | Built-In |
| Type | Built-In |
| Leak Protection System | AquaStop |
| Options | Delay Start, Half Load, Sanitize |
| Height | 33.875 inches |
Indicates potential death, serious injury, or damage from non-observance or non-compliance.
Alerts to important information and/or tips.
Warnings about risk of injury, death, electrical shock, fire, and health hazards from misuse.
Appliance must be grounded via a metal wiring system or grounding conductor for shock prevention.
Use dishwasher for intended purpose, safe dishware, and recommended detergents.
Guidance on loading items to prevent damage and injury, including sharp objects and plastics.
Use caution when opening the door during or after a wash cycle due to hot water or steam.
Prevent children from playing in or on the dishwasher; instruct them in safe practices.
Avoid steam cleaning, bleach wipes, harsh chemicals, and improper loading to prevent damage.
Diagram and labels identifying the components of the dishwasher's control panel and interior.
Detailed description of the control panel buttons and their functions.
List and identification of internal parts of the dishwasher.
Explanation of the meaning of various indicator lights on the display.
How to navigate and change dishwasher settings using function keys.
Step-by-step instructions for filling the rinse aid dispenser.
How to adjust the amount of rinse aid dispensed for optimal drying.
Guidance on how different materials like aluminum, glass, and plastics react to dishwasher cycles.
Procedure to turn off the rinse aid indicator light.
How to properly place items in the upper rack to ensure effective cleaning.
How to properly place items in the lower rack for optimal washing performance.
List of materials and items that should not be washed in the dishwasher due to potential damage.
General guidelines for loading dishes into the dishwasher racks for best results.
Instructions for loading the upper rack, ensuring proper spray arm function.
Instructions for loading the lower rack with larger items like pots and pans.
Visual guides showing optimal placement of dishes for 12 and 10 place settings.
Guidance on how to use and load the third rack for cutlery and small items.
How to load knives, forks, and spoons for safe and effective cleaning.
Warning about sharp points and edges of cutlery causing injury during loading and handling.
Step-by-step instructions for unloading dishes, starting with the lower rack.
How to adjust the upper rack height to accommodate taller items.
Instructions for adjusting the upper rack height using the RackMatic® system.
Manual adjustment of the upper rack position using roller guides.
How to fold down or set up flip tines on the racks for different loading needs.
How the third rack positions cutlery and oversized tools for better cleaning.
Use of the vase holder accessory for cleaning vases, bottles, and containers.
How to use plastic item clips to secure lightweight plastic accessories like cups and lids.
Utilizing cup shelves for storing small cups or large serving utensils.
How to place long knives and utensils in the dedicated knife shelf.
How to install an accessory for washing very tall items by adjusting the upper rack.
Step-by-step instructions for removing and installing the third rack.
Instructions for removing and installing the upper rack, including Rackmatic® adjustment.
Information on recommended detergent types and how much to use based on water hardness.
A table providing specific detergent amounts for different wash cycles and soil levels.
Step-by-step instructions for filling the detergent dispenser with powder or liquid.
Guidance on how to correctly place detergent tabs in the dispenser.
Explains the recommended use for each wash cycle like Heavy, Auto, Normal, Speed60®, and Rinse.
Lists optional settings available for each wash cycle, such as Delay and Extra Shine.
How to delay the start time of a wash cycle up to 24 hours.
Explanation of the SpeedPerfect™ option for reducing cycle time while maintaining performance.
Information on the Delicate cycle for lightly soiled items and its benefits for glassware.
Details the Sanitize function for enhanced hygiene and disinfecting performance.
How the Extra Shine® option improves drying results and provides a brilliant shine.
Detailed table comparing cycle times, water usage, and temperatures for various wash cycles.
Data on cycle times and water usage for the Extra Shine® option across different wash cycles.
Caution regarding hot water or steam escaping when opening the door during or after a wash cycle.
Explanation of the function that prevents accidental operation, e.g., by children.
How the AquaSensor measures water cleanliness to optimize wash cycles and reduce water consumption.
Step-by-step guide to turning on the dishwasher and selecting the initial wash cycle.
How the remaining wash cycle time is displayed and determined.
How to set and cancel the delay start feature for wash cycles.
How the end of a wash cycle is indicated on the display.
How to adjust the automatic power off setting to save energy.
Steps for properly turning off the dishwasher after a cycle.
How to pause a wash cycle by turning the appliance off and on.
Warning about potential door opening or water escape due to overpressure when the door is opened.
How to reset the dishwasher to end the current wash cycle.
How to activate and deactivate the child lock feature to prevent accidental interruptions.
How to use the intensive drying feature and its two settings (on/off).
General advice on cleaning the exterior, door seal, and stainless steel surfaces.
Warnings against using steam cleaners, bleach-based wipes, or abrasive sponges.
Caution when removing parts for cleaning, as some debris may be sharp.
Description of the three parts of the filter system: Large Object Trap, Flat Fine Filter, and Micro Filter.
Recommended frequency for cleaning the filter system based on usage habits and water hardness.
Step-by-step guide to unscrewing, cleaning, and reinstalling the filter system.
How to check and clean spray arms for deposits and ensure proper function.
Instructions for clearing food remnants that may block the waste water pump.
Advice on preparing the dishwasher for temporary storage, especially during warmer weather.
Instructions for winterizing the dishwasher to prevent damage from freezing temperatures.
Common causes and actions for when the dishwasher fails to start.
Troubleshooting steps for when a cycle does not resume after the door is opened and closed.
Solutions for issues where the display panel is not lighting up.
Reasons and solutions for the dishwasher running longer than expected, related to water conditions and sensors.
Troubleshooting for common issues causing dishes to be inadequately cleaned.
How to address issues causing streaks or residue on glassware and dishes.
Solutions for problems related to dishes not drying properly after a cycle.
Causes and remedies for unpleasant odors emanating from the dishwasher.
Troubleshooting steps for when the dishwasher fails to fill with water or the supply warning lights up.
Cause and solution for discoloration or marking on the fascia panel.
Identifying and addressing unusual noises during the wash cycle.
Causes and solutions for water leaks from the dishwasher, including suds and door seal issues.
Solutions for dealing with stains inside the dishwasher tub due to water hardness.
Troubleshooting for problems with the detergent dispenser cover not closing properly.
Solutions for when the user cannot select a wash cycle.
How to ensure touch-sensitive keys are activated correctly and troubleshooting for non-response.
Information on how to contact customer service via phone, website, or mail for support.
Guidance on seeking professional service and avoiding unauthorized repairs that could void the warranty.
Details what the warranty covers, who it applies to, and conditions for validity.
Information on the duration of the limited warranty and cosmetic warranty.
Details on additional limited warranties for electronics, dish racks, and stainless steel rust-through.
Outlines the process for product repair or replacement under warranty.
Explains BSH's obligations for products after the warranty period has expired.
Lists common defects and damages that are not covered by the warranty.
Further details on exclusions including misuse, improper installation, and environmental factors.
Information on warranty limitations, disclaimers, and consumer legal rights.
Instructions on contacting BSH for warranty service, including phone numbers and nearest service centers.
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