To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if glasses and dishes are not dried properly in my Electrolux EUCAIMLG Dishwasher?
If your glasses and dishes aren't drying properly in your Electrolux Dishwasher, check the rinse-aid levels and settings. Refer to the instructions for the correct amount of rinse-aid to use. Ensure that the rinse-aid container is full, topping it up if necessary. Also, verify that the water temperature is between 80°C and 90°C.
Why is my Electrolux Dishwasher not washing well?
If your Electrolux Dishwasher isn't washing dishes effectively, several factors could be the reason. Start by checking if the suction filter is dirty and clean it thoroughly. Also, inspect the wash jets for any clogs caused by solid food remains. Ensure that you're using the correct amount of detergent, and that the selected wash cycle isn't too short—if it is, repeat the cycle. Verify that the tank temperature is between 55°C and 65°C, and confirm that the dishes are correctly stacked in the racks.
What to do if there is excessive foam in the tank of my Electrolux EUCAIMLG?
If you notice excessive foam in the tank of your Electrolux Dishwasher, several issues could be at play. First, make sure that the wash water temperature is not less than 50°C. Check if the amount of detergent dispensed is excessive. Ensure that the tank hasn't been cleaned with unsuitable cleaners; if it has, drain the tank and rinse thoroughly before starting new wash cycles. If a foaming detergent was used, drain and refill the tank with water until the foam disappears.
How to fix condensation on glasses in Electrolux EUCAIMLG?
To address condensation on glasses in your Electrolux Dishwasher: * Ensure that the rinse-aid container is full. Add rinse-aid if necessary. * Check the set amount of rinse-aid. * Remove the rack of glasses immediately after the cycle finishes.
Why do the wash or rinse arms turn slowly in my Electrolux EUCAIMLG Dishwasher?
If the wash or rinse arms in your Electrolux Dishwasher are turning slowly, try these solutions: Remove and thoroughly clean the arms. Also, clean the wash pump suction filter.
How to fix smears or spots on the glasses in my Electrolux EUCAIMLG Dishwasher?
To eliminate smears or spots on glasses in your Electrolux Dishwasher, reduce the amount of rinse-aid you're using.
Safety and liability information for appliance installation and use.
Instructions for safely moving the appliance using suitable means.
Steps and safety precautions for removing the appliance from its packaging.
Guidelines for environmentally friendly disposal of packaging materials.
Details electrical, water, and performance data for different appliance models.
Crucial safety and compliance information for electrical connections.
Procedures for connecting the appliance's water supply pipe.
Details on connecting the appliance's power supply and related safety checks.
Lists common error messages and initial checks for troubleshooting.
Electrical connections for external automatic detergent and rinse-aid dispensers.
Procedure for adjusting detergent and rinse-aid dispenser amounts.
Explanation of control panel display for programming dispenser settings.
Adjusting rinse-aid, changing product types, and preparing for inactivity.
Recommendations for descaling and cleaning internal parts of the appliance.
Information on service call alerts and general appliance check-ups.
General advice for optimal dishwashing and appliance care.
Overview and legend for the appliance's control panel buttons and indicators.
Step-by-step guide to starting the dishwasher operation.
Standard wash cycle times for different models with supply water at 50°C.
Recommended wash cycle for lightly soiled dishes.
Recommended wash cycle for normally dirty dishes.
Recommended wash cycle for very dirty dishes.
Information on salt container status and messages for models with water softeners.
Details on door locking mechanism and cycle interruption for specific models.
Caution against removing burnt food deposits manually before washing.
Guides for loading different types of dishes and racks into the dishwasher.
Steps for performing an automatic cleaning cycle and switching off.
Table showing resin autonomy based on water hardness levels.
Instructions for filling the salt container and important warnings.
Important notes regarding salt purity and messages for empty salt container.
Checks for 'NO WATER' error: cock, filter, pressure, overflow pipe.
Checks for 'INEFFICIENT DRAINAGE': overflow and waste pipe.
Checks for 'TANK WATER LEVEL TOO HIGH': waste outlet and overflow.
Codes C1-C8, E1-E8, F21-F22 indicate service required.
Troubleshooting steps for poor washing performance.
Troubleshooting steps for inadequate drying of dishes.
Troubleshooting steps for condensation issues on glassware.
Advice on preventing stains on glassware.
Troubleshooting steps for excessive foam formation in the tank.
Troubleshooting steps for reducing smears or spots on glassware.
Troubleshooting steps for slow rotation of wash or rinse arms.
Safety and liability information for appliance installation and use.
Instructions for safely moving the appliance using suitable means.
Steps and safety precautions for removing the appliance from its packaging.
Guidelines for environmentally friendly disposal of packaging materials.
Details electrical, water, and performance data for different appliance models.
Crucial safety and compliance information for electrical connections.
Procedures for connecting the appliance's water supply pipe.
Details on connecting the appliance's power supply and related safety checks.
Lists common error messages and initial checks for troubleshooting.
Electrical connections for external automatic detergent and rinse-aid dispensers.
Procedure for adjusting detergent and rinse-aid dispenser amounts.
Explanation of control panel display for programming dispenser settings.
Adjusting rinse-aid, changing product types, and preparing for inactivity.
Recommendations for descaling and cleaning internal parts of the appliance.
Information on service call alerts and general appliance check-ups.
General advice for optimal dishwashing and appliance care.
Overview and legend for the appliance's control panel buttons and indicators.
Step-by-step guide to starting the dishwasher operation.
Standard wash cycle times for different models with supply water at 50°C.
Recommended wash cycle for lightly soiled dishes.
Recommended wash cycle for normally dirty dishes.
Recommended wash cycle for very dirty dishes.
Information on salt container status and messages for models with water softeners.
Details on door locking mechanism and cycle interruption for specific models.
Caution against removing burnt food deposits manually before washing.
Guides for loading different types of dishes and racks into the dishwasher.
Steps for performing an automatic cleaning cycle and switching off.
Table showing resin autonomy based on water hardness levels.
Instructions for filling the salt container and important warnings.
Important notes regarding salt purity and messages for empty salt container.
Checks for 'NO WATER' error: cock, filter, pressure, overflow pipe.
Checks for 'INEFFICIENT DRAINAGE': overflow and waste pipe.
Checks for 'TANK WATER LEVEL TOO HIGH': waste outlet and overflow.
Codes C1-C8, E1-E8, F21-F22 indicate service required.
Troubleshooting steps for poor washing performance.
Troubleshooting steps for inadequate drying of dishes.
Troubleshooting steps for condensation issues on glassware.
Advice on preventing stains on glassware.
Troubleshooting steps for excessive foam formation in the tank.
Troubleshooting steps for reducing smears or spots on glassware.
Troubleshooting steps for slow rotation of wash or rinse arms.
This document outlines the installation, operation, and maintenance instructions for a commercial dishwasher.
The appliance is designed for washing dishes with water and specific detergents. It features various wash cycles tailored for different levels of soiling, including a wash with hot water and detergent (min 55 °C or 150 °F for Marine USPH versions) and a rinse with hot water and rinse-aid (min 82 °C or 180 °F for Marine USPH versions). The dishwasher includes an automatic cleaning cycle to flush out residues and maintain hygiene. Some models are equipped with an incorporated continuous water softener to remove calcareous substances from the feed water, supplying decalcified water for washing. The resins in the softener are regenerated periodically based on water hardness and the number of wash cycles.
The appliance is equipped with automatic detergent and rinse-aid dispensers. Peristaltic dispensers require periodic maintenance, specifically the internal hose of the rinse-aid dispenser, which should be checked once or twice a year. The dispensed amounts of detergent and rinse-aid can be adjusted through programming modes.
Safety features include an automatic reset thermoamperometric protective device that cuts off electricity in case of pump malfunction, a device to prevent boiler water from returning to the mains during water supply failure, and an overflow pipe to maintain a constant water level in the tank. Models with a drain pump also have a supplementary level control device.
The dishwasher models covered are ZUCI/AUCI, EUCAIML/EUCAIMLG, EUCIM/EUCAIUSPH, and EUCI.
Power Supply:
Water Supply:
Capacities:
Cycle Time:
Other:
Starting the Appliance:
Wash Cycles:
Operation:
End of Work and Daily Cleaning:
Racks and Loading:
General Maintenance:
Prolonged Inactivity:
Cleaning Exterior Surfaces:
Water Softener Maintenance (for models with incorporated softener):
Troubleshooting:
Warning Messages on Control Panel:
Detergent/Rinse-Aid Dispensers and Settings:
Energy Control:
General| Brand | Electrolux |
|---|---|
| Model | EUCAIMLG |
| Category | Dishwasher |
| Language | English |
