ActionPossible causesProblem
Check that the salt compart-
ment lid is properly tightened.
Otherwise contact your nearest
service centre.
The water softener is leaking
salt.
Wash crystal at a low temperat-
ure and with a conservative
amount of detergent. Contact
the detergent manufacturer.
Too high temperature and/or
too much detergent can cause
etching on crystal. Unfortu-
nately, this cannot be repaired,
only prevented.
Reduce the dosage. See the
chapter Settings. If you have
very soft water, you may want
to dilute the rinse aid 50:50 with
water.
Rinse aid dosage setting too
high.
The dishes have a sticky
white/blue film.
Use a detergent with a bleach-
ing agent.
Lipstick and tea/coffee stains
can be difficult to remove.
Spots left after washing.
The detergent compartment
must be dry when adding deter-
gent.
The detergent compartment
was damp when adding deter-
gent.
Detergent residue in the deter-
gent compartment after dish-
washing.
Check that the dishes are not
preventing the detergent com-
partment from opening.
The detergent compartment has
been blocked.
Check that the dishes are
placed securely. Spin the spray
arms to make sure they can ro-
tate.
The dishes are not correctly
placed or the spray arms are not
rotating.
Rattling sound when dishwash-
ing.
No action. The program time is
stored and next time the pro-
gram is run the corrected time
will be displayed.
The program is taking longer
than estimated.
1 minute is shown for a longer
period in the display.
Clean the coarse and fine filters.The filters are clogged.Water remains in the dishwash-
er.
Check that the filters are fitted
correctly. See the chapter Care
and cleaning.
The filters are not fitted cor-
rectly.
Clean the drainage pump. See
the chapter Care and cleaning.
Debris in the drainage pump.
Check that the yellow drainage
pump stop (on the right in the
bottom drain) is in place. See
the chapter Care and cleaning.
Drainage pump stop missing.
Check that the hose is free from
kinks and sharp bends.
Kink in drainage hose.
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