What to do if my Cooke & Lewis Dishwasher stops mid-cycle?
If your Cooke & Lewis Dishwasher stops suddenly during washing, the power supply may be cut off, so check the mains electricity supply. Alternatively, the water supply may be interrupted; in this case, check the mains water supply and ensure the cold water fill pipe is not obstructed.
How to fix smears on glasses from my Cooke & Lewis Dishwasher?
If you notice smears on glasses and cutlery, or glasses have acquired a metallic appearance in your Cooke & Lewis Dishwasher, the amount of rinse-aid might be set too high. Adjust the rinse-aid to a lower setting.
What to do if spray arm of Cooke & Lewis Dishwasher does not rotate properly?
If the lower spray arm of your Cooke & Lewis Dishwasher rotates with difficulty, it might be blocked by small items or food remains. Clear the obstruction to resolve this issue.
Why my Cooke & Lewis BDW60MCL Dishwasher does not start?
If your Cooke & Lewis Dishwasher doesn't start after being switched on, there could be several reasons. First, check the fuse in your mains electricity supply. If that's not the issue, ensure the dishwasher is properly plugged into the electrical socket and the switch is on. Also, the appliance door must be closed correctly. Make sure you've pressed the program button and that the water tap is turned on. Finally, a blocked strainer in the water intake hose can also prevent the dishwasher from starting.
What to do if food remains are stuck to dishes in my Cooke & Lewis Dishwasher?
If you find that your Cooke & Lewis Dishwasher has food remains stuck to the dishes and cutlery, it could be due to several reasons: * The dishwasher might not have been loaded properly, preventing water jets from reaching all areas. * There may be too many items in the rack, or items may be touching each other. * You might not have added enough detergent. * The selected wash program may not be intensive enough. * The filters could be blocked. To resolve this, try reloading the appliance, adding more detergent, selecting a more intensive wash program, or clearing any obstructions in the filters.
How to remove white stains from crockery in my Cooke & Lewis BDW60MCL?
If your Cooke & Lewis Dishwasher leaves white stains on your crockery, it could be due to several reasons. You might not be adding enough detergent to the dispenser compartment, especially if you're using a phosphate-free detergent. The amount of rinse-aid might be set too low, or there might not be enough salt in the appliance, especially if you have hard water. Also, check that the salt container cap is screwed on tightly.
Why are dishes not drying properly in my Cooke & Lewis BDW60MCL?
If your dishes and cutlery are not drying well in your Cooke & Lewis Dishwasher, the amount of rinse-aid might be set too low, so you should alter the amount of rinse-aid. Also, try waiting a few minutes after the wash cycle is complete before removing the dishes to allow for thorough drying.
How to remove tea stains from my Cooke & Lewis BDW60MCL Dishwasher?
If tea stains or lipstick traces are not completely removed from your dishes in the Cooke & Lewis Dishwasher, the detergent may not have a sufficient bleaching effect, so you can use a more powerful detergent. Alternatively, the washing temperature may be set too low, so try setting it to a higher temperature.
Why is there water left in my Cooke & Lewis BDW60MCL Dishwasher after the cycle?
If water remains inside your Cooke & Lewis Dishwasher after the program has ended, there might be a blockage or kink in the drainage hose, so check the drain hose for any blockages and reposition it if necessary. The filters could also be blocked. If the program is still running, close the door and wait for the program to end.
Why do glasses look dull after washing in my Cooke & Lewis Dishwasher?
If your glasses have a dull appearance after being washed in your Cooke & Lewis Dishwasher, the amount of rinse-aid might be set too low, so alter the amount of rinse-aid.
General| Brand | Cooke & Lewis |
|---|---|
| Model | BDW60MCL |
| Category | Dishwasher |
| Language | English |
Critical safety information and warnings to ensure safe operation and prevent accidents.
Overview of available wash programs and step-by-step instructions for starting a wash cycle.
A guide to diagnosing and resolving common dishwasher issues with their causes and fixes.
Explanation of error codes displayed by the appliance and troubleshooting steps.
Instructions for positioning the appliance within the cabinet and ensuring proper integration.
Steps for connecting the water inlet hose to the appliance and the drain hose to the drainage system.
Methods for securing the dishwasher to work surfaces and adjusting the feet for stability.
Connecting the water inlet hose to the main water supply, including important cautions.
Connecting the power cord to a suitable electrical outlet with safety warnings.
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