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Hoover H-DISH 300 LITE User Manual

Hoover H-DISH 300 LITE
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Hoover H-DISH 300 LITE Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandHoover
ModelH-DISH 300 LITE
CategoryDishwasher
LanguageEnglish

Summary

General Safety Rules

For EU Market

Appliance usage by persons aged 8+ with limited capabilities if supervised.

For Extra EU Markets

Appliance not intended for persons with reduced capabilities unless supervised.

Child Supervision

Children must be supervised to ensure they do not play with the appliance.

Child Safety

Children of aged 3 and under should be kept away unless continuously supervised.

Supply Cord Safety

Damaged supply cord must be replaced by manufacturer or service agent.

Hose Set Usage

Only use supplied hose-sets for water supply connection.

Water Pressure & Ventilation

Water pressure 0.08-1 MPa; ensure ventilation openings are not obstructed.

Placement & Door Safety

Appliance must be positioned for accessible plug; avoid leaving door open.

Technical Data Source

Refer to manufacturer's website for further product information.

Electrical Connections

Ensure system is earthed and socket is compatible with plug.

Cable Management

Ensure dishwasher does not crush power cables; avoid adaptors/extension cables.

Power Supply Restrictions

Appliance must not be supplied via external switching device or timer.

Pre-Maintenance Steps

Unplug appliance and turn off water supply before cleaning or maintenance.

Environmental Exposure

Do not leave appliance exposed to elements (rain, sun).

Door Stability Warning

Leaning or sitting on open door can cause tip-over.

Moving Appliance Safely

Do not lift by the door; use two people; do not lean door on trolley.

Suitable Items for Washing

Only wash normal kitchen utensils; avoid items contaminated by petrol, paint, etc.

Water Softener Salt Note

No need to add salt if water softener is installed at home.

Malfunction & Repair

Switch off, turn off water, do not tamper; repair by approved agent with genuine parts.

Sharp Utensils Loading

Load sharp utensils with points down or horizontally in the basket.

Installation Precautions

Remove packaging; keep materials away from children; do not install if damaged.

Built-in Installation Safety

Do not connect to mains until all installation ops are performed as per notes.

Half-Integrated Safety

Do not connect to mains until front panel is fully installed to avoid electrical hazard.

Freestanding Installation Advice

For worktop removal, contact Authorized Technical Assistance Centres.

Horizontal Positioning

Ensure product is installed horizontally using adjustable feet.

Inlet Hose Replacement

Broken hose must be replaced with an original spare part.

Inlet Hose Usage

Use only supplied inlet hose; old hoses must not be reused.

Anti-removal Device

Instructions for removing anti-removal device and inlet hose.

Inlet Hose Connection

Connect new inlet hose by screwing the ring nut.

Fixing Anti-removal Device

Fit the anti-removal device with the designated screw.

Water Connection

Hose Set Usage

Connect to water mains using new hose-sets; old ones should not be reused.

Hose Direction

Inlet and drain hoses can be directed to left or right.

Water Temperature Limits

Connect to cold or hot water, not hotter than 60°C.

Water Pressure Requirements

Water pressure must be between 0.08 MPa and 1 MPa.

Tap Connection for Cutoff

Connect inlet hose to tap for water supply cutoff when not in use.

Threaded Connector Type

Dishwasher fitted with 3/4" threaded connector.

Connecting Hose to Tap

Connect inlet hose "A" to tap "B" with 3/4" attachment; ensure tightened.

Inlet Pipe Extension

Inlet pipe can be lengthened up to 2.5m with extension pipe from Service Centre.

Flushing New Pipes

Run water through new pipes before connecting to remove deposits.

Hydraulic Safety Devices

Overview of overflow safety device and its function.

Waterblock System

Prevents flooding caused by malfunctions or pipe fractures.

Aquastop System

Stops water flow if the supply tube deteriorates.

Connecting the Outlet Hose

Instructions for discharging the outlet hose into a standpipe or sink.

Standpipe Requirements

Standpipe must be at least 40cm high with a minimum 4cm internal diameter.

Anti-odour Air Trap

Advisable to fit an anti-odour air trap for the outlet hose.

Outlet Hose Extension

Outlet hose can be extended up to 2.5m, max height 85cm.

Sink Connection

Hose can hook over sink side but must not be immersed in water.

Under-worktop Installation

Hose clamp must be attached to wall under worktop.

Hose Kinks Check

Check that there are no kinks in the inlet and outlet hoses.

Loading the Salt

Salt Indicator

Appearance of white stains indicates salt container needs filling.

Salt Container Location

Container for salt is on the bottom of the machine for softener regeneration.

Salt Type

Use only salt specifically designed for dishwashers.

Adding Salt

Unscrew cap, refill container, clean residue, retighten.

Post-Salt Loading Rinse

Recommended to run a complete washing cycle or cold rinse after loading salt.

Initial Start-up

Add water until container overflows for first start-up.

Salt Dispenser Capacity

Capacity is between 1 kg; refill from time to time.

Adjusting the Upper Basket (Only on Some Models)

Type A Adjustment

Instructions for adjusting Type A basket using blocks 'A'.

Type B Adjustment (Easy Click)

Upper basket with height adjustment system for Easy Click models.

Basket Adjustment Warnings

Adjust before loading; accompany descent; never raise/lower on one side only.

Loading Dishes

Upper Basket Loading

Upper basket features movable supports for cups, knives, ladles.

Cup Holder Usage

Movable supports can be open for cups/knives or lowered for more space.

Goblet-Shaped Glasses

Goblet-shaped glasses can be hung on the ends of the supports.

Loading Larger Plates

Position larger plates inclined towards the front for easy insertion.

Spray Arm Clearance

Ensure spray arm rotates freely without hitting dishes after loading.

Maxi-Ladle Accessory

Accessory for optimal washing of long kitchen objects like bread knives, ladles.

Total Care+ System

Special accessories for delicate items like crystals, pottery, wine glasses.

Lower Basket Loading

Houses pots, pans, tureens, salad bowls, lids, serving plates, dinner plates, soup plates.

Cutlery Loading

Place cutlery handle down in the special plastic container in the lower basket.

Foldable Racks

Lower basket may have adjustable combs for dish stability.

Cutlery Basket

Basket for cutlery, excluding long items that interfere with the sprinkler.

Using the Third Basket

Use the third basket for cutlery, load knives with cutting side down.

Cutlery Loading Warnings

Load sharp utensils with points down or horizontally.

Information for Test Laboratories

Loading the Detergent

Detergent Type

Use detergent specifically designed for dishwashers (powder, liquid, gel, tablet).

Filling Detergent Container

Open dispenser door, pour detergent, close door until it clicks.

Tablet Usage

Use one tablet, ensure it doesn't interfere with the opening system.

Detergent Amount

Use 20-30g for wash section; amount varies by dirtiness and dish type.

Detergent Dispenser Obstruction

Ensure plates do not obstruct the detergent dispenser when loading.

Environmental Consideration

Avoid excessive detergent to limit environmental damage.

Pre-wash Detergent

Additional detergent for pre-wash cycles must be poured into the appropriate location (C).

Types of Detergent

Detergent Tablets

Tablets may not fully dissolve in short programs; choose longer ones.

Concentrated Detergents

Concentrated detergents with enzymes are eco-friendly and effective at 50°C.

Combined Detergents

Detergents with rinse aid must be used with empty rinse aid container.

Combined Detergent Usage Advice

Follow packaging instructions; check water hardness; ignore indicator lights.

Combined Detergent Issues

Can cause limescale, reduced washing/drying performance; issues not covered by warranty.

Returning to Separate Products

If problems occur, return to separate salt, detergent, and rinse aid.

Loading the Rinse Aid

Rinse Aid Function

Helps dishes dry quickly and prevents spots and stains.

Filling Rinse Aid Container

Open dispenser lid, add rinse aid up to Max indication.

Rinse Aid Spillage

Spilled rinse aid can cause excessive frothing; remove from wash tank.

Rinse Aid Indicator

Display or indicator light shows when rinse aid needs filling.

Adjusting Rinse Aid Amount

Procedure to adjust rinse aid level (R1-R6) via settings menu.

Limestone Content Effect

Water limestone content affects limescale and drying; regulate rinse aid accordingly.

Rinse Aid Level Check

Check rinse aid level via optical display (B) on dispensing container.

Adjusting Rinse Aid via App

Adjust rinse aid amount during washing via a special smartphone APP.

Cleaning the Filters

Filter System Components

Central container, micro filter, and flat gauze.

Filter Cleaning Frequency

Check and clean filters after each wash for excellent results.

Removing Filter Unit

Turn handle anti-clockwise and pull upwards to remove the filter unit.

Cleaning Central Container

Central container is removable by pressing buttons on sides.

Washing Rotor Arms

Wash rotor arms under water jet to clear blockages in spray heads.

Re-assembling Filters

Re-assemble by following reverse operations carefully.

Self-cleaning Micro Filter

Check filter unit every two weeks; check central container and gauze filter are not clogged.

Practical Hints

Achieving Good Wash Results

Remove food debris, do not pre-rinse, soak encrusted dishes, place dishes correctly.

Tips for Making Savings

Save energy/water by using full loads and appropriate programmes.

What Not to Wash

Avoid washing certain materials like thermoplastic, aluminum, leaded glass.

Silver Washing

Rinse silver immediately, do not sprinkle detergent, keep separate from other metals.

Decorative Items

Test wash one item first to check if decorations fade.

Silver Cutlery Warning

Avoid silver cutlery with non-stainless steel handles due to potential chemical reaction.

Crockery/Cutlery Suitability

Ensure new crockery or cutlery is suitable for dishwasher washing.

Useful Hints

Avoid dripping from top rack by removing lower rack first.

Leaving Dishes in Machine

Leave door ajar for air circulation to improve drying performance.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Cleaning Appliance Exterior

Disconnect power; clean with a damp cloth, avoid solvents/abrasives.

Cleaning Appliance Interior

Tank is self-cleaning; wipe door gasket regularly.

Dishwasher Cleaning Recommendation

Periodically run a cycle with specialist cleaning products to remove deposits.

Spray Head Cleaning

Check and clean spray heads on rotor arms if dishes are not washed/rinsed properly.

Rotor Arm Removal

Instructions for removing upper and lower rotor arms.

Rotor Arm Refitting

Refit rotor arms, remembering to re-align the arrow and screw into position.

Stainless Steel Spots

Spots on lining may be due to iron salts; remove with mild abrasive agent.

Cycle Finished Procedure

Turn off water supply and switch off machine after every wash.

Long-Term Storage

Steps for not using the machine for some time (empty wash, unplug, etc.).

Description of the Control Panel

Control Panel Buttons

Explanation of each button (ON/OFF, Programme Selection, Reset, Half Load/Tablets, Delay Start/Settings, Start/Reset).

Technical Data

Programme Selection and Special Features

Turning Appliance On/Off

Press the ON/OFF button to turn the appliance on and off.

Programme Settings

Open door, place dishes, press ON/OFF, select programme using PROGRAMME SELECTION button.

Starting Programme

Press START/RESET button; programme starts automatically when door is shut.

Power Supply Interruption

Memory stores selected programme and resumes when power is restored.

Impulse/Intermittent Programmes

Programmes reducing consumption, noise, and improving performance.

Interrupting a Programme

Opening door stops machine; close door to resume.

Changing a Running Programme

Hold RESET button for 3 seconds to change or cancel a programme.

Detergent Check Before New Programme

Check for detergent before starting a new programme; top up if necessary.

Programme End Indication

End indicated by 3 signals; "END" displayed for one minute.

Auto Door Option

Door opens automatically during drying phase in models with this option.

Half Load Option

Select for small, lightly-soiled loads to save time, energy, water.

Tablets Option

Optimises use of combined detergents; may extend RAPID programme duration.

No Salt Indicator Light

Indicator lights up when salt container needs refilling.

Resetting No Salt Indicator

Press RESET button after refilling salt container.

Salt Container Refill Warning

Must fully refill salt container to ensure correct functioning of salt indicator.

Delay Start Function

Set start time by delaying by 3, 6, or 9 hours.

Settings Menu

Adjust parameters like softener, buzzer, memo function via settings menu.

Entering Settings Menu

Turn appliance OFF, then hold ON/OFF for 3 secs to turn ON and enter menu.

Buzzer Function

Activate or deactivate acoustic indicator using HALF LOAD/TABLETS button.

Memo Function

Enable memorisation of the last programme used.

Child Lock Function

Disables controls to prevent unwanted changes; turn on/off via CHILD LOCK button.

Programme Legend

Water Softener Unit

Regulating Water Softener

Adjust softener unit based on water hardness level (S0-S5).

Water Softener Settings Table

Table listing water hardness levels and corresponding softener settings.

Softener Factory Setting

Water softener unit is factory-set at level 3 for most users.

Resin Regeneration Information

Information on water and energy consumption during resin regeneration.

Troubleshooting and Warranty

Bug Reports - Models with Display

Errors reported by "E" number and audio signal.

Bug Reports - Models without Display

Errors shown by LED flashes sequence.

Error Codes - No Water

"NO WATER" or E2 error; check water supply and hose.

Error Codes - Drain Issues

E3 error; check drain pipe, siphon, and filters.

Error Codes - Water Leak

E4 error; check drain pipe, siphon, and filters.

Error Codes - Heating Element

E8 error; check water heating element and filter plate.

Error Codes - Water Level

E18 error; check water level problems and clogged filter plate.

Error Codes - Uncontrolled Water Supply

E21 error; close water tap and disconnect appliance.

Other Codes

For any other code, turn off, unplug, wait, restart; contact service if persists.

Faults - No Programme Works

Check plug, buttons, door, electricity.

Faults - Dishwasher Does Not Fill

Check water tap, hose bends, and filter.

Faults - Dishwasher Does Not Discharge Water

Check filter, drain pipe bends, extension connection, outlet connection.

Faults - Continuous Water Discharge

Check drain pipe position.

Faults - Spray Arms Not Heard

Reduce detergent, check for items preventing rotation, clean filter.

Faults - Indicator Lights Flashing

Check water supply tap turned off.

Faults - Partially Washed Dishes

Check saucepan washing, repositioning, spray arm blockage, loading.

Faults - Detergent Not Dispensed

Check salt container, programme duration, dispenser obstruction.

Faults - White Spots on Dishes

Check salt and rinse aid level; contact service if fault persists.

Faults - Noise During Wash

Re-check loading of dishes and revolving arms.

Faults - Dishes Not Completely Dry

Ensure adequate air flow; leave door ajar; fill rinse aid.

Repair and Spare Parts

Do not attempt self-repair; contact Authorized Technical Assistance Centres. Use original spare parts.

Assistance and Warranty

Environmental Conditions

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