What to do if my Hisense Dishwasher has a water inlet fault?
If your Hisense Dishwasher shows a water inlet fault, first check that the water tap is turned on. Then, inspect the outer filter on the inlet hose to ensure it is not blocked.
What to do if my Hisense HS673C60W has a water level fault?
If your Hisense Dishwasher has a water level fault, clean the coarse and fine filters. Also, check that the outer filter on the inlet hose is not blocked and ensure the drainage hose is fitted correctly according to the installation instructions.
What to do if my Hisense HS673C60W Dishwasher has a heater fault 1?
If your Hisense Dishwasher indicates a heater fault, turn off the water tap and remove the plug from the wall socket.
What to do if my Hisense HS673C60W control panel does not react?
If the control panel of your Hisense Dishwasher isn't responding, it might be because you pressed it too soon after closing the door. Wait a moment and try again. Also, the control panel only works when the door is completely closed. Finally, check if the Child lock or Automatic child lock is activated.
What to do if my Hisense HS673C60W is overfilling with water?
If your Hisense Dishwasher is overfilling, unblock the drainage pump. Also, turn off the water tap immediately. To avoid water leakage, do not remove the plug from the wall socket until the water tap on the supply line has been turned off!
What to do if my Hisense Dishwasher has an inlet valve leakage?
If there's an inlet valve leakage in your Hisense Dishwasher, immediately turn off the water tap.
General| Brand | Hisense |
|---|---|
| Model | HS673C60W |
| Category | Dishwasher |
| Language | English |
Understanding icons, symbols, and key controls on the dishwasher display.
Details on activating and deactivating automatic and standard child lock features.
Checking and adjusting water hardness for optimal washing performance.
Instructions for topping up rinse aid and salt compartments.
Guidance on reducing consumption through program selection and usage habits.
Utilizing the Eco 55° program and Auto Dry for efficiency.
Tips for loading dishes to ensure effective washing, drying, and basket utilization.
Precautions for washing fragile or sensitive cookware.
Adding detergent and controlling the dishwasher's power on/off function.
Choosing the right wash program and selecting additional options for cycles.
Managing program start, pause, stop, and understanding cycle status.
Best practices for unloading dishes and handling power interruptions.
Steps to connect the dishwasher to Wi-Fi and pair with the ConnectLife app.
Using the app for remote operation, managing devices, and WiFi settings.
Refilling rinse aid and salt, and cleaning filters and spray arms.
Cleaning the exterior, running self-clean, and clearing drainage pump blockages.
List of error codes, their causes, and solutions for common operational problems.
Resolving issues related to network connection, pairing, and software updates.
Essential safety precautions, transport protection, and placing the dishwasher correctly.
Connecting water, drainage, electrical systems, and adjusting the appliance's height.
Fitting sound insulation or removing the worktop for specific installation scenarios.
How to view the total number of program cycles the dishwasher has completed.
Key technical data including dimensions, weight, and water pressure.
Resources for consumers and test institutes regarding appliance details and energy labelling.
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