How to fix inadequate water supply in CDA Dishwasher?
If there is inadequate water supply in your CDA dishwasher, make sure the water inlet tap is fully open. Close the water tap, separate the water inlet hose from the tap, and clean the filter. Restart your machine, and if the error continues, contact CDA service.
What to do if water remains in my CDA WC140 Dishwasher after the programme?
If water remains inside your CDA dishwasher after the programme, it could be due to a blocked or kinked water drain hose, or blocked filters. Inspect these components.
What to do if my CDA WC140 Dishwasher door won't close properly?
If the door of your CDA dishwasher isn't opening or closing properly, the door tension may not be correctly adjusted for the décor door. Check this adjustment.
What to do if my CDA Dishwasher stops in the middle of a programme?
If your CDA dishwasher stops mid-cycle, check the power supply, ensure there's no water inlet failure, and verify the programme settings are not on standby.
Why the CDA Dishwasher programme will not start?
If your CDA dishwasher isn't starting, check the plug, fuse, and circuit breakers of the main power supply. Also, make sure the water tap is on, the door is fully closed, and the water inlet filter or machine filters aren't blocked.
What to do if my CDA WC140 has a faulty heater sensor?
Contact CDA service.
What to do if my CDA WC140 Dishwasher has a heater error?
Contact CDA service.
What to do if my CDA WC140 Dishwasher has a faulty electronic card?
Contact CDA service.
What causes rust stains on dishes in my CDA Dishwasher?
Rust stains on dishes from your CDA dishwasher can be caused by keeping different sets of cutlery together, too much salt because the water softener setting is too high, the salt compartment cap not being completely closed, or a poor appliance earth. Check the mains electrical supply.
What to do if my CDA WC140 leaves dishes wet?
If your CDA dishwasher leaves dishes wet, it might be because a programme without a drying stage was selected, the rinse aid setting is too low, or dishes were unloaded too soon. Allow more time for drying or adjust the rinse aid setting.
Using the test strip to determine water hardness level.
Procedure to adjust the softener setting via the control panel.
How to adjust rinse aid levels for optimal drying and stain removal.
How to clean door seals and the essential filter components.
Codes for inadequate water supply and continual fill issues.
Codes for waste water discharge, heater, and overheating faults.
Codes for faulty electronic cards and water overflow alarms.
Resolving problems with programmes not starting or stopping mid-cycle.
Addressing low wash quality, white stains, and rust marks.
Troubleshooting inadequate drying and door opening/closing faults.
Instructions for fuse changes and connecting alternative plugs.
Connecting water inlet and drain hoses, checking for leaks.
General| Door color | Not applicable |
|---|---|
| Display type | LED |
| Appliance placement | Fully built-in |
| Control panel color | Stainless steel |
| Drying class | B |
| Washing class | A |
| Noise level | 52 dB |
| Number of place settings | 12 place settings |
| Number of washing programs | 5 |
| Water consumption per cycle | 15 L |
| Energy consumption per cycle | 1.05 kWh |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 570 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 596 mm |
| Height | 875 mm |
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