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General| Current | 10 A |
|---|---|
| Power plug type | Type F (CEE 7/4) |
| AC input voltage | 230 V |
| Energy efficiency scale | A+++ to D |
| Power consumption (off) | 0.5 W |
| Power consumption (left-on) | 1 W |
| Water consumption per cycle | 10 L |
| Energy consumption per cycle | 0.77 kWh |
| Drying class | A |
| Annual water consumption | 2880 L |
| Annual energy consumption | 219 kWh |
| Half-load | Yes |
| Cycle time | 205 min |
| Noise level | 42 dB |
| Drying system | Condensation |
| AquaStop function | No |
| Delay start (max) | 23 h |
| Dishwashing programs | Quick |
| Left-on mode duration | 2 min |
| Number of place settings | 16 place settings |
| Number of washing programs | 12 |
| Maximum hot water supply temperature | 60 °C |
| Door color | Gray |
| Door hinge | Double movement |
| Control type | Touch |
| Product size | Full size (60 cm) |
| Custom panel-ready | - |
| Appliance placement | Fully built-in |
| Control panel color | Silver |
| Cutlery compartment type | Basket |
| Package depth | 676 mm |
| Package width | 640 mm |
| Package height | 896 mm |
| Package weight | 43000 g |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 550 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 598 mm |
| Height | 820 mm |
| Weight | 40600 g |
Details on overflow safety devices like WATERBLOCK and AQUASTOP for appliance protection.
Explains the WATERBLOCK system to prevent flooding caused by malfunctions or pipe fractures.
Describes the AQUASTOP tube device that stops water flow if the tube deteriorates.
Details the AQUAPROTECT tube with a containment sheath to hold leaks and complete the cycle.
Instructions for connecting the dishwasher's outlet hose to a standpipe or sink.
Steps for adjusting the upper basket using Type A mechanism, including turning blocks and repositioning.
Instructions for adjusting the upper basket with the EASY CLICK system, involving lifting the basket.
Procedure for lowering the upper basket, emphasizing gentle handling and avoiding side-only lifting.
Guidance on loading the upper basket with mobile racks, including positions for cups, plates, and glasses.
Instructions for loading the lower basket with various items like saucepans, dishes, and cutlery holder.
Details on the adjustable central rack in the lower basket for stable and optimum loading of non-standard dishes.
Describes POSITION 'A' for standard loads excluding pans and salad bowls.
Describes POSITION 'B' for dishes with particular shapes, like deep bowls or square dishes.
Describes POSITION 'C' for larger flat plates and non-standard shapes like pizza dishes.
Guidance on loading dessert plates in the lower basket using the support flap outwards or inwards.
Information on the two-part cutlery basket, its detachability and loading options.
Instructions for loading utensils and small items into the third basket for flexibility and space optimization.
Advice on preparing dishes, loading, and checking washing arms for optimal cleaning performance.
Guidance on efficient use of the dishwasher, including load management and programme selection.
List of items that should not be washed in the dishwasher due to material or decoration concerns.
Practical tips for managing drips, air circulation for drying, and checking crockery suitability.
Instructions for turning the appliance on and off using the ON/OFF button.
Steps for the first-time use, including power connection, loading, and language selection.
Procedure to enter the Settings Menu for adjusting parameters like softener, buzzer, and memo function.
Explains the ADDISH feature allowing dishes to be added during the cycle, with display messages.
Guidance on interrupting a running programme, especially during drying, and resuming it.
Steps to change or cancel a running programme by using the Start/Reset button.
Information on the audible signal that indicates the end of a wash programme.
Details on the 'Perfect Rapid Zone' with extra washing arms activated in specific Rapid programs.
How to use option buttons to customize wash programmes, including compatibility checks.
Description of the 'EXPRESS' button for average energy and time savings, recommended for evening use.
Enables saving water, energy, and time when washing only a few dishes.
Feature that automatically opens the door during drying for natural and efficient dish drying.
Optimizes performance with combined detergents (TABS), deactivating salt and rinse aid lights.
Indicates when salt needs refilling, with advice to always replenish the salt container.
Allows setting a delayed start for the wash programme from 1 to 23 hours.
Detailed steps for setting, modifying, and cancelling the delayed start function for wash programmes.
Procedure to activate or mute the audible signal indicating the end of the programme.
Enables memorizing the last used programme for easier future selection.
Instructions for enabling and disabling the DEMO MODE, used exclusively in stores.
Step-by-step guide to download, enroll, and connect the dishwasher to the Candy Simply-Fi app.
Indicators and confirmation messages for successful Wi-Fi enrollment and connection.
Troubleshooting steps for enrollment failures and connection issues with the Wi-Fi app.
Procedure to reset the Wi-Fi connection, especially after router changes or problems.
Steps to enable remote control functionality via the app after initial setup.
Instructions on how to exit or disable remote control mode from the appliance panel.
Explanation of the Wi-Fi indicator light meanings: slow flashing, quick flashing, and slow flashing 3 times.
Guide to adjust the water softener setting based on water hardness for optimal dishwashing results.
Explanation of error codes displayed on models with a display and LED flash sequences for models without.
Details specific error codes (e.g., CHECK WATER, E2, E3, E4, E8-Ei) and their meanings/solutions.
Describes how indicator lights blink and audio signals sound for malfunctions on models without a display.
A table listing common faults (e.g., no programme, no water, no drain) and their corresponding causes and solutions.
Covers issues like spray arm rotation, partial washing, detergent dispensing, white spots, noise, and drying.
Details on product warranty, terms, conditions, proof of purchase, and how to contact customer support.
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