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Candy Brava CDPMN 4S622PX/E User Manual

Candy Brava CDPMN 4S622PX/E
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Candy Brava CDPMN 4S622PX/E Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeFreestanding
SizeFull-size
Number of Place Settings16 place settings
Energy Efficiency ClassC
Noise Level43 dB
Wash Programs9
Height85 cm
Width60 cm
Depth60 cm
Noise emission classB
Number of washing programs9
Adjustable upper basketYes
Cutlery drawerYes
Wi-FiYes
Drying Efficiency ClassA
Delay StartYes
Half Load OptionYes
Dimensions (H x W x D)85 x 60 x 60 cm
Product typeFreestanding

Summary

General Safety Rules

Household and Similar Applications

Appliance intended for household, kitchen areas, farm houses, hotels, etc.

Exclusions for Commercial Use

Excludes commercial use by expert or trained users.

EU Market Age Restrictions

Appliance for users aged 8+ with limited physical/sensory/mental capabilities.

Extra EU Market Usage Restrictions

Not for persons with reduced capabilities or lack of experience unless supervised.

Child Supervision Required

Children must be supervised to ensure they do not play with the appliance.

Supervision for Young Children

Children aged 3 and under must be continuously supervised.

Damaged Power Cord Replacement

Damaged power cord must be replaced by manufacturer or service agent.

Water Supply Hose Set Usage

Only use supplied hose-sets for water connection; do not reuse old ones.

Water Pressure Requirements

Water pressure must be between 0.08 MPa and 0.8 MPa.

Ventilation Obstruction Prevention

Ensure carpets do not obstruct base or ventilation openings.

Plug Accessibility After Installation

Position appliance after installation so plug is accessible.

Door Open Position Hazard

Avoid leaving door open horizontally to prevent tripping hazards.

Technical Data Reference

Refer to manufacturer's website for product info and technical data.

Place Setting Limit Reference

Refer to data plate for maximum number of place settings.

Electrical Connection Safety

Ensure electrical system is earthed, socket compatible, and cables are not crushed.

Prohibited Electrical Accessories

Avoid using adaptors, multiple plugs, or extension cables.

External Switching Device Warning

Appliance must not be supplied via external switching device like a timer.

Pre-Maintenance Safety Precautions

Unplug appliance and turn off water supply before cleaning/maintenance.

Safe Unplugging Method

Do not pull power cord or appliance to unplug.

High Temperature Water Warning

Water may reach very high temperatures during the wash cycle.

Environmental Exposure Warning

Do not expose appliance to rain, sun, etc.

Tip-Over Hazard from Door

Leaning on open door can cause appliance to tip over.

Lifting and Transport Safety

Do not lift by door; use two people for transport.

Dishwasher Usage Restrictions

Designed for normal kitchen utensils; avoid petrol, paint, chemicals.

Water Softener Salt Logic

No need to add salt if home has water softening device.

Appliance Malfunction Procedure

Switch off, turn off water, do not tamper. Repair by authorized agent.

Moving the Machine Safely

To move, lift by top, not bottom of door.

CE Marking Compliance

CE marking confirms compliance with EU safety, health, and environmental requirements.

Packaging Removal Before Installation

Remove all packaging elements before installation.

Packaging Material Hazard

Keep packaging materials away from children.

Damaged Appliance Warning

Do not install or use if appliance is damaged.

Follow Supplied Instructions

Follow instructions supplied with the product.

Sharp Utensil Loading

Load sharp utensils with points down or horizontally.

Water Connection Guide

New Hose-Set Requirement

Appliance must be connected using new hose-sets; old ones should not be reused.

Inlet and Drain Hose Direction

Inlet and drain hoses can be directed to left or right.

Water Temperature Compatibility

Dishwasher can connect to cold or hot water up to 60°C.

New Pipe Flushing Procedure

Flush new or long-unused pipes before connecting to prevent filter clogging.

Water Pressure Specification

Water pressure must be between 0.08 MPa and 0.8 MPa.

Tap Connection for Shut-off

Connect inlet hose to a tap for water supply shut-off when not in use.

3/4" Threaded Connector

Dishwasher is fitted with a 3/4" threaded connector.

Hose Attachment and Tightening

Connect inlet hose 'A' to tap 'B' with 3/4" attachment, ensuring tightness.

Inlet Pipe Extension Availability

Inlet pipe can be extended up to 2.5m using an extension pipe from After Sales Service.

Hydraulic Safety Devices

Overflow Safety Device Function

Device blocks water flow/drains excess if levels exceed normal due to malfunctions.

WATERBLOCK System Operation

Prevents flooding via sensor activating valve under tap to block water.

WATERBLOCK Electrical Hazard

If box 'A' (electrical parts) is damaged, unplug immediately.

WATERBLOCK Hose Connection

Connect hose with box 'A' to tap as shown for safety system operation.

WATERBLOCK Hose Modification

Do not cut water supply hose; replace with a longer one if needed.

AQUASTOP Device Function

Stops water flow if tube deteriorates; red mark appears in window 'A'.

AQUASTOP Tube Replacement

Press lock device 'B' to unscrew; replace tube if red mark appears.

AQUAPROTECT Tube Leak Containment

Sheath 'B' contains leaks from internal tube 'A' to complete cycle.

AQUAPROTECT Contact Service

Contact Customer Service to replace supply tube after leak detection.

Connecting the Outlet Hose

Standpipe Discharge Method

Outlet hose should discharge into a standpipe without kinks.

Standpipe Dimension Requirements

Standpipe must be min. 40cm above floor, with min. 4cm internal diameter.

Anti-odour Air Trap Recommendation

Fitting an anti-odour air trap is advisable.

Outlet Hose Extension Guidelines

Outlet hose can extend up to 2.5m, max height 85cm. Extension pipe available.

Sink Hooking Method

Hose can hook over sink side but must not be immersed in water.

Under-Worktop Hose Clamp

Hose clamp attached to wall highest possible position under worktop.

Inlet and Outlet Hose Kink Check

Check that there are no kinks in the inlet and outlet hoses.

Loading the Salt

Salt Container Fill Indicator

Appearance of white stains on dishes indicates salt container needs filling.

Salt Container Location

Container for salt is located on the bottom of the machine for softener regeneration.

Recommended Salt Type

Use only salt specifically designed for dishwashers to avoid softener damage.

Adding Salt Procedure

Unscrew cap, refill container, clean residue from threads, retighten.

Water Overflow During Salt Filling

Some water may overflow; continue adding salt until full.

Post-Salt Loading Wash Cycle

After loading salt, run a complete wash cycle or a specific rinse program.

Salt Dispenser Capacity

Salt dispenser capacity is 1.5 to 1.8 kg and should be refilled periodically.

First Startup Salt Procedure

For first startup, add water to overflow after filling salt container.

Adjusting the Upper Basket

Loading Large Plates on Lower Basket

If 29-32.5 cm plates used, load onto lower basket after upper is raised.

Type 'A' Basket Adjustment

Turn blocks outwards, remove/remount basket in upper position, replace blocks.

Upper Basket Size Limitations (Type A)

Dishes >20cm or mobile supports cannot be used in upper position.

Third Basket Size Limitations

Dishes >14cm cannot be loaded onto upper basket in models with a third basket.

Type 'B' Basket Adjustment (Easy Click)

Remove basket, lift on both sides, and release slowly into position.

Lowering the Upper Basket

Hold basket on both sides, lift gently, then slowly release into position.

Basket Adjustment - One Side Caution

Never lift or lower the basket from one side only.

Pre-Dish Loading Basket Adjustment

Adjust basket before loading dishes for best results.

Loading Dishes Guide

Upper Basket Loading Options

Adjustable racks for cups, knives, ladles, and stemmed glasses.

Lower Basket Loading Items

Load saucepans, oven dishes, plates, and bowls into the lower basket.

Large Plate Loading Technique

Load large plates (approx. 26+ cm) slightly tilted towards the rear.

Plastic Bowl Stability

Block plastic bowls on upper basket to prevent overturning from water jets.

Upper Basket Capacity

Upper basket holds up to 24 plates or 30 glasses.

Foldable Racks in Lower Basket

Foldable racks optimize dish stability and accommodate various sizes.

Standard Daily Load Example

Example of a standard daily load configuration for the dishwasher.

Sensible Loading Practice

Load dishes sensibly to ensure the best wash results.

Lower Basket Safety Stop

Lower basket has safety stop for safe extraction, useful for maintenance.

Cutlery Basket Options

Cutlery basket top can be removed for various loading options.

Cutlery Basket Positioning

Position cutlery basket correctly by lowering front foldable racks for stability.

Sharp Utensil Loading Warning

Load sharp utensils with points down or horizontally.

Third Basket Loading (Certain Models)

Use third basket for cutlery, loading knives with blade down.

Information for Test Laboratories

Test Information Contact Email

Ask for comparison testing and noise level info via email.

Information Request Details

Specify model name and number when requesting test information.

Third Basket Side Shelf Adjustment

Slide or remove side shelves for extra space in upper basket for bulky items.

Loading the Detergent

Detergent Type Requirements

Use detergent specifically designed for dishwashers (powder, liquid, gel, tablet).

Unsuitable Detergents Warning

Hand-washing detergents lack proper ingredients and can stop the dishwasher.

Detergent Container Location

Container is inside the door; press button (A) to open.

Closing the Detergent Lid

Close lid by pushing (1) then pressing until it clicks.

Detergent Amount Guidance

Use 20-30g in compartment (B); too little doesn't clean, too much is wasteful.

Detergent Dispenser Obstruction

Ensure lower basket items do not obstruct the detergent dispenser.

Types of Detergent

Detergent Tablets Effectiveness

Tablets may not dissolve fully in short programs; choose longer ones.

Tablet Placement in Container

Tablets MUST be placed in the wash section of the detergent container, NOT directly in the tub.

Concentrated Detergents Benefits

Concentrated detergents with enzymes offer environmental benefits and protect dishes at 50°C.

Combined Detergents Placement

Place combined detergents in container; empty rinse aid container if using.

TABS Detergents Usage Advice

Follow manufacturer's instructions; effectiveness depends on water hardness.

Combined Detergents Potential Issues

Can cause limescale deposits or reduced washing/drying performance.

Warranty Exclusion for Combined Detergents

Problems from combined detergent use are not covered by warranty.

Ignoring Indicator Lights with TABS

Rinse aid/salt indicator lights are superfluous with TABS; ignore them.

Returning to Separate Detergent Products

Recommend returning to separate products if washing/drying problems occur.

Post-TABS Cycle Reset Procedure

Refill salt/rinse aid and run load-free cycle after returning to separate products.

Loading the Rinse Aid

Rinse Aid Functionality

Rinse aid helps dishes dry quickly and prevents spots/stains.

Rinse Aid Container Location

Container is to the left of the detergent container (Fig. A "3").

Opening the Rinse Aid Lid

Push reference mark and pull opening tab to open lid.

Rinse Aid Level Indicator

Check rinse aid level through indicator eye (C) on the dispenser.

Regulating Rinse Aid (Levels 1-6)

Regulator (D) is under lid; recommended position is 4.

Rinse Aid Adjustment for Spots/Streaks

Decrease setting for streaks, increase for spots.

Cleaning the Filters

Filter System Components

System includes central container, micro filter, and flat gauze.

Filter Cleaning Frequency

Filters should be checked and cleaned after each wash for best results.

Removing the Filter Unit

Turn handle anticlockwise to remove filter unit.

Removable Central Container

Central container is removable for ease of cleaning.

Washing the Gauze Filter

Wash filter under water jet; use small brush if necessary.

Self-Cleaning Micro Filter Maintenance

Micro filter needs checking every two weeks; check other filters after each wash.

Filter Reassembly Warning

Ensure correct reassembly; poor seating affects efficiency.

Operation Without Filters Prohibited

Never use the dishwasher without the filters.

Practical Hints for Dishwasher Use

Achieving Good Wash Results

Remove food debris, avoid pre-rinsing, soak encrusted dishes, load properly.

Silver Washing Precautions

Rinse silver immediately, avoid detergent, keep separate from other metals.

Tips for Making Savings

Use recommended maximum load size for energy, water, detergent savings.

Efficient Program Selection

Use ECONOMY program for light soil; longer programs are generally more efficient.

Items Not Suitable for Dishwasher

Avoid thermoplastic, wooden/plastic handles, aluminum, leaded glass.

Decoration Fading Warning

Test wash one item first to check if decorations fade.

Silver Cutlery Chemical Reaction Caution

Avoid silver cutlery with non-stainless steel handles due to potential reaction.

New Crockery Selection Advice

Ensure new crockery or cutlery is suitable for dishwasher use.

Drying Improvement Tip

Leave door ajar after washing for air circulation to improve drying.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Exterior Cleaning Method

Disconnect machine, clean outside with water-soaked cloth; avoid solvents/abrasives.

Interior Cleaning

Tank is self-cleaning; regularly wipe door gasket to remove residue.

Recommended Periodic Cleaning Cycle

Run wash cycle with specialist cleaners to remove deposits; dishwasher must be empty.

Spray Head Blockage Check

Check spray heads on rotor arms are clear if dishes are not washed/rinsed properly.

Rotor Arm Cleaning Procedure

Remove rotor arms by turning/pushing/unscrewing or pulling; wash under water jet.

Spray Head Deformation Warning

Do not use tools that can deform spray heads.

Rotor Arm Reassembly

Refit rotor arms in the same position, aligning arrow and screwing into place.

Stainless Steel Lining Spots

Spots from high iron salts removable with mild abrasive agent.

Post-Cycle Actions

Turn off water supply and machine by pressing On/Off button after cycle.

Description of the Control Panel

Control Panel Button Overview

Identifies buttons: ON/OFF, REMOTE CONTROL, HALF LOAD, PROGRAMME SELECTION, DELAY START, TABS, SMART DOOR, START/RESET, DISPLAY.

Technical Data

Appliance Dimensions

Provides dimensions for free-standing and built-in installation types.

Place Settings Capacity

Lists place settings and capacity with pans/dishes for different models.

Water Supply and Electrical Data

Details water pressure, fuse, power input, and supply voltage.

Programme Selection and Special Features

Appliance Display Explanation

Explains information provided on the appliance display during operation.

Display Indicator Meanings

Details indicators for Temperature, Programme, Time Remaining, Salt, Wi-Fi, etc.

Programme Indicator Lights

Explains indicator lights for ZOOM, TABS, SMART DOOR, and ADDISH functions.

Initial Plug-in Calibration Warning

Touching display during initial seconds can interrupt calibration; unplug and repeat.

ON/OFF Button Operation

Press ON/OFF button for at least 3 seconds to turn appliance on/off.

First Time Startup Procedure

Connect to power, load dishes, close door, press ON/OFF for 3 seconds.

Language Selection Procedure

Select preferred language using SMART DOOR or TABS buttons.

Accepting Language Selection

Press START/RESET to accept language selection; WELCOME message appears.

ECO Programme Display

ECO program message appears when SMART DOOR option is activated.

Automatic Switch-Off Timer

Appliance switches off automatically after 5 minutes if no program is selected.

Settings Menu Overview

Adjust parameters: LANGUAGE, SOFTENER, BUZZER, MEMO FUNCTION via Settings menu.

Accessing the Settings Menu

Turn off appliance, then hold ON/OFF and PROGRAMME SELECTION for 5s.

Parameter Adjustment Method

Use SMART DOOR/TABS buttons to adjust selected parameters.

Factory Reset Warning on Language Change

Changing language resets all settings to default factory settings.

Programme Settings

Setting Up a Wash Programme

Open door, load dishes, select program, enable options, press START/RESET.

Programme Duration and Temperature Display

Duration shown left of square, temperature right; icons indicate options.

Automatic Programme Start

Program starts automatically after door shut and audible signal.

Automatic Programmes with Smart Sensor

AUTO WASH uses sensor to adapt temperature/time to dish dirtiness for optimisation.

Dirt Sensor Functionality

Dirt sensor analyzes water murkiness to adapt cycle parameters for excellent results.

IMPULSE Programmes Technology

Use impulse washing technology for reduced consumption, noise, and improved performance.

Intermittent Pump Working Characteristic

Intermittent pump working is a characteristic of impulse washing, not a malfunction.

ADDISH Function for Adding Dishes

Add dishes when ADDISH light is on; appliance stops, time flashes. Close door.

Cycle Continuation After Interruption

Cycle resumes from where it left off. Do not add dishes after indicator light off.

Opening Door During Drying Cycle

Opening door during drying cycle produces audio signal; drying cycle not yet finished.

Changing a Running Programme

Hold RESET for 3s; program cancels, new one can be set.

Detergent Check Before New Program

Check dispenser for detergent before starting a new program; top up if necessary.

Power Supply Interruption Memory

Memory stores selected program; cycle resumes when power is restored.

Programme End Signal

A 5-second buzzer signals program end (if not muted).

Smart Door Automatic Opening

Door opens automatically during drying; wait for end-of-cycle signal.

PERFECT RAPID ZONE Feature

Extra washing arms activate in specific programs for increased washing force.

Option Buttons

Customising Wash Programmes

Option buttons allow customisation; indicator lights show status.

Incompatible Option Warning

If an option is incompatible, its indicator light flashes then goes off.

SMART DOOR Button Function

Opens door slightly during/end of drying for natural drying and energy saving.

SMART DOOR Operation Safety

Do not force shut; ensure free space and wait for opening device.

SMART DOOR Programme Limitations

Enabled in ECO; not available in RAPID 24, ZOOM 39, PREWASH.

HALF LOAD Button for Small Loads

Use for few dishes to save water, energy, time; use less detergent.

TABS Button for Combined Detergents

Optimises combined detergents (3-in-1 etc.); modifies program for best performance.

TABS Button Recommendation

Recommended for RAPID 24'; extends duration for better tablet performance.

SALT EMPTY Indicator Light

Light indicates salt container needs filling.

RINSE AND EMPTY Indicator Light

Light indicates rinse aid is running out and needs topping up.

DELAY START Button Operation

Set delayed start time from 00:30 to 23:30 hours.

Setting Delayed Start

Press DELAY START, then again to increase delay by 30 mins. Press START/RESET to start.

Cancelling Delayed Start

Hold START/RESET for 3s; program cancels, previous program shown.

Muting End-of-Programme Signal

Procedure to mute audio signal: hold PROGRAMME SELECTION, switch on, select BUZZER, set to No.

MEMO FUNCTION (Last Programme)

Procedure to set MEMO FUNCTION: hold PROGRAMME SELECTION + ON/OFF, select MEMO FUNCTION.

Demo Mode Operations

Enabling Demo Mode

Procedure: ON/OFF, then PROGRAMME SELECTION + DELAY START for 5s.

Demo Mode Simulation

If no button pressed, program starts simulating a wash cycle.

Disabling Demo Mode

Procedure: ON/OFF, then PROGRAMME SELECTION + DELAY START for 5s.

Demo Mode Not Disabled Warning

If wash cycle doesn't start, demo mode may not be disabled.

Child Lock Activation

Press TABS + SMART DOOR for 3s to lock keys and prevent accidental changes.

Child Lock Cancellation

Press TABS + SMART DOOR again, or switch off appliance, to cancel lock.

Power Interruption Memory Feature

Memory saves settings during power outage; cycle resumes from where it left off.

Remote Control (Wi-Fi) Setup

Wi-Fi Enabled Remote Control

Appliance can be remote controlled via a simple app.

Pairing Machine with Candy App

Download app, create profile, enroll appliance following app instructions.

Candy Simply-Fi App Availability

App available for Android and iOS tablets and smartphones.

App Exploration via DEMO Mode

Explore app menus in DEMO mode for Wi-Fi features.

Network and Bluetooth Connection

Ensure router is on, smartphone connected to Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth enabled.

Dishwasher Power On for Pairing

Turn on dishwasher by pressing ON/OFF for 3 seconds when instructed by app.

Enrollment Process Initiation

Press PROGRAMME SELECTION/ENROLMENT Wi-Fi for 3s; enrollment status changes.

Wi-Fi Enrollment Confirmation

Enter Wi-Fi password in app and complete procedure; 'CONNECTED' message appears.

Successful Enrollment Status

'CONNECTED' and 'REMOTE CONTROL' messages appear; Wi-Fi light is steady.

Unsuccessful Enrollment Handling

If enrollment fails, 'TRY AGAIN' appears; repeat procedure.

Enrollment App Quick Guide

Refer to guide or link for more information on enrollment.

Reset Wi-Fi Connection Procedure

Repeat enrollment, remove product from APP, for problems or router changes.

Enabling Remote Control

Fill dishwasher, add detergent, close door, turn on, press PROGRAMME SELECTION/ENROLMENT Wi-Fi for 3s.

Exiting Remote Control Mode

Press PROGRAMME SELECTION/ENROLMENT Wi-Fi to exit.

Remote Control Off Status (No Cycle)

Wi-Fi light flashes slowly, 'REMOTE CONTROL OFF' appears; last program shown.

Remote Control Off Status (Cycle Active)

Wi-Fi light flashes slowly, 'REMOTE CONTROL OFF' appears; remaining time shown.

Alternative Exit via START/RESET

Hold START/RESET for 3s; cycle cancels, Wi-Fi light flashes slowly.

Alternative Exit via ON/OFF Button

Press ON/OFF for 3s; cycle pauses, Wi-Fi light flashes slowly.

Door Opening Disables Remote Control

Opening door disables REMOTE CONTROL; close door to resume.

Wi-Fi Indicator Light Statuses

Explains Wi-Fi light statuses: FIXED ON, SLOW FLASHING, QUICK FLASHING, etc.

Programme Legend

P1 ECO Programme

Most efficient for energy/water for normally soiled tableware.

P2 INTENSIVE Programme

For heavily soiled pans and items left all day.

P3 UNIVERSAL Programme

For normal soiled pans and items left all day.

P4 ZOOM 39' Programme

Single cycle for delicate dishes like glassware; quick wash for after meal.

P5 RAPID 24' Programme

Quick wash for dishes to be washed immediately after meal; load of 6 persons.

P6 PREWASH Programme

Short cold pre-wash for items stored until ready for full load.

P7 SANITISING Programme

Antibacterial cycle for sterilising dishes, babies' bottles etc.

P8 INTENSIVE RAPID Programme

Intended for rapid washing of very dirty dishes.

P9 UNIVERSAL PLUS Programme

For everyday dishwashing; two final rinses ensure hygiene.

P10 AUTO WASH Programme

Fast cycle for normal dishes, optimized by sensor.

P11 NIGHT Programme

Quiet washing cycle, ideal for night use and reduced energy fares.

P12 DELICATE Programme

Suitable for delicate crockery and glassware, less soiled items.

Prewash Detergent Addition

For programs with prewash, add a second dose of detergent directly.

Water Softener Unit

Water Hardness and Softener Function

Hardness causes stains; softener unit supplies softened water using salt.

Regulating the Water Softener

Procedure to set softener based on water hardness (French/German grading).

Softener Setting Procedure

Turn on, hold PROG SELECTION+ON/OFF, select SOFTENER S4, adjust, switch off.

Softener Unit Factory Setting

Softener unit is factory set at level 4 (S4) for most users.

Softener Setting Procedure Warning

If procedure fails, turn off and restart from beginning.

Troubleshooting and Warranty

Bug Reports with Display

Errors shown as 'E' numbers with audio signal.

Bug Reports Without Display

Errors shown by LED flashes (e.g., two flashes = Error 2).

Error: Dishwasher Does Not Fill

Check water supply, hose, drain pipe height, siphon/filter.

Error: Dishwasher Does Not Drain

Check drain pipe, filter, siphon for blockages.

Error: Water Leak

Check drain pipe, filter, siphon for blockages.

Error: Heating Element or Filter Plate

Water heating element issue or filter plate clogged; clean filter plate.

Error: Other Codes

Turn off/on, restart program. Contact service if error persists.

Faults Without Display Troubleshooting

Check indicator lights, turn off, check water/drain/filters, reset program.

Overflow Safety Device Operation Warning

Do not move/tilt during operation; ensure cycle is complete if moving.

Fault: No Programme Works

Check plug, power button, door, and electricity supply.

Fault: Dishwasher Not Filling

Check water tap, hose bends, supply hose filter, and main connection.

Fault: Dishwasher Not Discharging

Check drain pipe bends, extension connection, and filter cleanliness.

Fault: Continuous Water Discharge

Check drain pipe connection and position (lift to at least 40cm).

Fault: Spray Arms Not Rotating

Check detergent amount, items blocking arms, filter cleanliness.

Fault: Electronic Appliances Without Display

Check water tap, indicator lights flashing quickly.

Fault: Dishes Partially Washed

Check loading, food residue, spray arm blockage, program, detergent.

Fault: Detergent Not Dispensed

Check dispenser obstruction, salt container cap closure.

Fault: White Spots on Dishes

Check water hardness, salt/rinse aid levels; contact service if fault persists.

Fault: Noise During Wash

Check dishes knocking against each other or rotating arms.

Fault: Dishes Not Completely Dry

Check inadequate airflow, rinse aid missing.

Bad Wash Performance Advice

Manually remove dirt deposits after drying; contact service for continued malfunctions.

Assistance and Warranty

Product Guarantee Terms

Product guaranteed under law and warranty certificate. Keep certificate and proof of purchase.

How to Obtain Assistance

Fill online form or contact number indicated on website for assistance.

Disclaimer for Errors and Changes

Manufacturer not responsible for printing errors or product changes.

Environmental Conditions

WEEE Directive Compliance

Appliance marked according to EU directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE).

WEEE Handling and Recycling

WEEE contains pollutants and reusable components; requires specific treatment.

Proper WEEE Disposal

WEEE not household waste; hand over to relevant collection points.

Returning Old Appliances

Retailer must collect old appliances free of charge on a one-to-one basis.

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