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Useful information
Fault Possible cause Troubleshooting
Partial food wastes remain
on the dishes.
Dishes placed incorrectly,
sprayed water not reaching
affected dishes.
Do not overload baskets.
Dishes leaning each
another.
Place dishes as instructed
in the section on loading
your dishwasher.
Not enough detergent used.
Use the correct amount of
detergent, as instructed in
the programme table.
Wrong wash programme
selected.
Use the information in
the programme table to
select the most appropriate
programme.
Spray arms clogged with
food waste.
Clean the holes in the spray
arms with thin objects.
Filters or water drain pump
clogged or filter misplaced.
Check the drain hose and
filters are correctly fitted.
Whitish stains remains on
dishes.
Not enough detergent used.
Use the correct amount of
detergent, as instructed in
the programme table.
Rinse aid dosage and/or
water softener setting set
too low.
Increase rinse aid and/or
water softener level.
High water hardness level.
Increase water softerner
level and add salt.
Salt compartment cap not
closed properly.
Check that the salt
compartment cap is closed
properly.
Dishes do not dry.
Drying option is not
selected.
Select a programme with a
drying option.
Rinse aid dosage set too
low.
Increase rinse aid dosage
setting.
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Useful information
Fault Possible cause Troubleshooting
Rust stains form on the
dishes.
Stainless-steel quality of
the dishes is insufficient.
Use only dishwasher-proof
sets.
High level of salt in wash
water.
Adjust the water hardness
level using water hardness
table.
Salt compartment cap not
closed
Check that the salt
compartment cap is closed
properly.
Too much salt spilled in the
Dishwasher while filling it
with salt.
Use funnel while filling salt
to the compartment to avoid
spillage.
A poor mains grounding.
Consult a qualified
electrician immediately.
Detergent remains in the
detergent compartment.
Detergent was added when
the detergent compartment
was wet.
Make sure detergent
compartment is dry before
use.
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