This document is a user manual for the Gram DS 6200/1 Dishwasher. It provides essential information on safety, installation, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting for the appliance.
Function Description
The Gram DS 6200/1 is a household dishwasher designed for domestic use, intended to clean normally soiled tableware efficiently. It offers various wash programs to suit different levels of soil and types of dishes, aiming to reduce energy and water consumption compared to hand dishwashing. The machine incorporates a Mini Active Drying Unit for improved drying performance.
Important Technical Specifications
- Capacity: 12 place settings
- Dimensions (mm):
- Height: 820-870 (adjustable)
- Width: 598
- Depth: 570
- Net Weight: 49,500 kg
- Operating Voltage/Frequency: 220-240V, 50 Hz
- Total Current (A): 10A
- Total Power (W): 1900W
- Water Supply Pressure:
- Maximum: 1 MPa
- Minimum: 0.03 MPa
- Water Inlet Hose: Minimum 50 cm, maximum 110 cm from the floor plane. Not recommended to use a drain hose longer than 4 m for proper washing.
- Electrical Connection: Operates at 220-240 V. If the mains voltage is 110 V, a transformer of 110/220 V and 3000 W is required. The earthed plug must be connected to a grounded outlet with suitable voltage and current. In the absence of earthing, an authorized electrician should perform the installation. The plug may incorporate a 13A fuse depending on the target country.
Usage Features
The dishwasher offers a range of programs and functions accessible via the control panel:
- Control Panel Components:
- On/Off button
- Program Selection Button
- Delay Button
- Remaining Time Indicator
- Tablet Button
- Half Load Button
- Start/Pause Button
- Rinse Aid Indicator
- Salt Indicator
- Washing Step Indicators (Wash, Rinse, Dry, End)
- Programs:
- Prewash: For rinsing dishes to be washed later.
- Quick 30': For lightly soiled dishes and quick wash.
- Eco: Standard program for normally soiled daily dishes, optimized for reduced energy and water consumption. This is the most efficient program for EU ecodesign legislation assessment.
- Super 50': For normally soiled daily dishes with a faster program.
- Intensive 65°C: For heavily soiled dishes.
- Auto: Auto program for heavily soiled dishes.
- Hygiene 70°C: For heavily soiled dishes requiring hygienic washing.
- Program Customization:
- Delay Function: Allows delaying the program start time from 1 to 24 hours.
- Tablet Option: Activates when using combined detergents that contain salt and rinse aid.
- Half Load Function: Shortens program durations and reduces energy/water consumption for smaller loads.
- Water Hardness Setting: The machine is equipped with a water softener system. Users must set the water hardness level according to their tap water using a test strip. The setting is adjusted by pressing the On/Off button for 3 seconds, then using the Program button to select the level.
- Detergent and Rinse Aid Dispenser: Separate compartments for detergent and rinse aid. Combined detergents can also be used. The rinse aid indicator lights up when the level is low.
- Salt Dispenser: For softening salt. The salt indicator lights up when the level is insufficient.
- Basket Loading:
- Upper basket with racks for cups, glasses, stemware, and small plates. Racks are height adjustable.
- Lower basket for large and very dirty items (pots, pans, lids, plates, bowls).
- Cutlery basket: Knives and sharp objects should be placed blade-down.
- Dishes should not obstruct spray arm rotation or detergent dispenser opening.
- Pre-rinsing is not recommended.
- Do not overload baskets.
- Child Lock: Activated/deactivated by pressing the Tablet button for 3 seconds.
- Automatic Door Opening (EnergySave option): For some models, the door opens at the end of a program for effective drying. Do not close the door for one minute after it opens; keep it open for 30 minutes for optimal drying.
Maintenance Features
- Cleaning:
- Regular cleaning is important to maintain service life and prevent limescale accumulation.
- Run an empty high-temperature program with detergent or a dishwasher cleaning agent if oil and limescale build up.
- Clean door seals regularly with a damp cloth.
- Filters:
- Clean filters (micro, coarse, metal) at least once a week.
- Remove by turning counter-clockwise, pulling out, and rinsing under water.
- Never operate the dishwasher without filters. Incorrect fitting reduces washing effectiveness.
- Spray Arms:
- Check spray holes for clogging. Remove and clean under water if necessary.
- The upper spray arm can be removed by undoing its nut (clockwise turn).
- Drain Pump:
- If the drain pump is blocked by food residues or foreign objects, disconnect power, remove baskets and filters, scoop out water, remove obstructions, then reinstall filters and baskets.
- Exercise caution due to risk of cuts from broken glass or pointed implements.
- General Safety: Read the manual carefully. Do not operate if the machine or packaging is damaged. Packaging materials are recyclable.
- Children Safety: Can be used by children aged 8+ with supervision. Keep children away from packaging, detergents, rinse aids, and the open machine.
- Installation Safety: Choose a suitable, safe place. Use only original spare parts. Unplug before installation. Ensure proper electrical connection and earthing. The plug must be accessible. Do not use extension cords. Run unloaded for the first time.
- Usage Safety: For domestic use only. Do not stand/sit on the open door. Use only dishwasher-specific detergents/rinse aids. Do not drink water from the machine. Do not place chemical dissolving agents inside. Check heat-resistance of plastic items. Do not open the door during operation (hot water may spill). Do not leave the door open.
- Malfunction: Repairs should only be performed by an authorized service company. Disconnect from mains and turn off water tap before repair.
- Recycling: Machine components and packaging are recyclable. Dispose of materials at recycling centers.
- CE Declaration of Conformity: Products meet European Directives, Decisions, Regulations, and referenced standards.
- Disposal of Old Machine: Do not treat as household waste. Hand over to applicable collection points for electrical and electronic equipment recycling.
Troubleshooting
The manual includes a detailed troubleshooting guide for common issues such as:
- Program not starting
- Water remaining in the machine
- Machine stopping during washing
- Shaking/hitting noises
- Partial food wastes on dishes
- Whitish stains on dishes
- Dishes not drying
- Rust stains on dishes
- Detergent remaining in the compartment
It also lists automatic fault warnings (F1, F2, F3, F5, F6, F7, F8, FE) with corresponding possible causes and solutions, advising to contact service for persistent errors.
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