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3.- MAINTENANCE
− In machines without a detergent dispenser, put in 1 dose every 10 washes.
− Check the detergent and rinse liquid containers.
− Clean (F) everyday. To do this release the anti-overflow device (A), turn it anticlockwise
and lift. Then replace (F) putting the lugs into the slots and turning anticlockwise (Fig. 13).
− If the machine is not going to be used for a long time, cover its surfaces with a coating of
petroleum jelly.
− Use soap and water for cleaning purposes, not abrasive detergents. Do not use jets of
water to clean the outside of the machine.
3.1.- Electrical and mechanical problems
Before calling for service, check;
− If the machine is plugged in to the power supply.
− The voltage coincides with that of the machine.
− If the water connection or the start up take too long:
Ø Check the water supply.
Ø Check if the filter in the electrovalve (Fig. 4).
If it does not rinse properly, check:
− That the water inlet filter is not blocked. (Fig.4)
− That the mains water pressure is between 2 - 4 Kg/cm
2
(28 - 56 psi).
− That the arms rotate properly and the nozzles are not blocked. Wash the rinsing arm
releasing the screw in the axis. To release and tie up the screw use a coin.
− The rinse aid liquid level.
If it does not wash correctly, check;
− That the wash arms rotate properly and the injectors are not blocked.
− That the suction filter is not blocked and properly in place.
− Verify that the detergent dose is the correct one.
3.2.- Optional accessories
The manufacturer has the following optional accessories which can be fitted to the machine.
− Dispenser kit
− Electric pressure pump
− Liquid detergent dispenser
− Anti-return valve
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