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If your Hotpoint Ariston Dishwasher isn't starting, make sure the plug is properly inserted into the electrical socket and that there is power in the house. Also, ensure that the dishwasher door is completely shut. Check if a delayed start has been programmed.
What to do if Hotpoint Ariston LFF 8214 Dishwasher doesn't drain water?
If water isn't draining from your Hotpoint Ariston Dishwasher, it might be because the dishwasher cycle hasn't finished yet. Check if the water outlet hose is bent or if the drain duct is blocked. The filter might also be clogged with food residues.
Why are the dishes not clean in my Hotpoint Ariston LFF 8214?
There are several reasons why your dishes might not be getting clean. The racks might be overloaded, or the crockery might not have been arranged well. Check that the sprayer arms can move freely. The selected wash cycle might be too gentle, or too much foam has been produced because the detergent was not measured correctly or isn't suitable for dishwashers. Ensure that the lid on the rinse aid compartment is correctly shut. Also, the filter might be dirty or the refined salt level might be low.
What to do if Hotpoint Ariston Dishwasher does not take in any water and shows A-6?
If your Hotpoint Ariston Dishwasher isn't taking in water and the display shows A-6, it could be due to several reasons. First, check if there is water in the mains supply. Also, inspect the water inlet hose to ensure it is not bent. Turn on the tap; the appliance should start after a few minutes. If beeps sounded and no action was taken, the appliance lock may have activated. In that case, switch off the machine using the ON/OFF button, turn on the tap, and switch the machine back on after 20 seconds. Then, reprogram the machine and restart the wash cycle.
Why is my Hotpoint Ariston LFF 8214 making excessive noise?
Excessive noise from your Hotpoint Ariston Dishwasher can be caused by dishes rattling against each other or against the sprayer arms. It can also result from an excessive amount of foam, which means that the detergent has not been measured out correctly or it is not suitable for use in dishwashers.
What to do if Hotpoint Ariston LFF 8214 has water inlet hose alarm (A-7)?
If your Hotpoint Ariston Dishwasher displays alarm A-7, indicating a water inlet hose alarm or a blocked water inlet filter, switch off the appliance by pressing the ON/OFF button. Shut off the water tap to prevent flooding and remove the plug from the electrical socket. Check the water inlet filter for blockages from impurities.
Why are there white film or limescale deposits on dishes and glasses in my Hotpoint Ariston Dishwasher?
A white film or limescale deposits on your dishes and glasses could be due to a low level of refined salt or the dosage setting not being suited to the hardness of the water. Also, ensure that the lid on the salt dispenser is closed properly. Another cause might be that the rinse aid has been used up or the dosage is too low. Finally, the crockery might be made from non-stick material.
Why is crockery not dried properly in Hotpoint Ariston LFF 8214 Dishwasher?
If your crockery isn't drying properly, it could be because a wash cycle without a drying program was selected. Also, the rinse aid might be used up, or the dosage is too low. The rinse aid dispenser setting might not be high enough.
Why are the dishes and glasses streaked in my Hotpoint Ariston LFF 8214 Dishwasher?
If your dishes and glasses are streaked or have a bluish tinge, it could be because the rinse aid dosage is too high.
What does A-2 mean on my Hotpoint Ariston LFF 8214?
If your Hotpoint Ariston Dishwasher displays A-2, indicating a water intake solenoid valve malfunction alarm, switch off the appliance by pressing the ON/OFF button and switch it back on after one minute. If the alarm continues, shut off the water tap to eliminate the risk of flooding, remove the plug from the electrical socket and contact Assistance.
General| Brand | Hotpoint Ariston |
|---|---|
| Model | LFF 8214 |
| Category | Dishwasher |
| Language | English |
Guidance on placing and ensuring the dishwasher is level for stable operation and minimal vibration.
Instructions for qualified technicians to safely connect the appliance to water and power sources.
Details on the appliance's systems to prevent water leaks and flooding during operation.
Instructions for connecting the drain hose to a suitable drain duct or sink to remove wastewater.
Instructions for applying a strip to prevent condensation damage to cabinets.
Important steps to follow before the very first wash cycle to ensure proper function and prevent damage.
Specifications including dimensions, capacity, water pressure, voltage, and power consumption.
Diagram and labels identifying the main external and internal components of the dishwasher.
Detailed explanation of buttons, indicators, and displays on the dishwasher's control interface.
Guidelines for optimally placing larger items like plates, pans, and bowls in the lower rack.
Instructions for correctly positioning cutlery and sharp utensils in the basket for effective cleaning.
Recommendations for loading delicate items like glasses, cups, and saucers in the upper rack.
List of materials and items that should not be placed in the dishwasher to prevent damage or hazards.
Step-by-step guide on how to initiate a wash cycle, from turning on to unloading.
Guidance on the correct amount and type of detergent to use for optimal results and environmental care.
How to activate the extra drying function to improve crockery dryness levels.
Instructions for using the option designed for combined detergent, rinse aid, and salt tablets.
How to set a timed delay for the start of a wash cycle, from 1 to 24 hours.
Guidance on choosing the appropriate wash cycle based on crockery type, soiling, and desired outcome.
Instructions for filling the rinse aid dispenser to improve drying and prevent streaks on dishes.
How to modify the rinse aid dosage to achieve optimal drying results based on water hardness.
Procedure to configure the appliance's water softener based on local water hardness levels.
Instructions for filling the salt dispenser to prevent limescale buildup and protect the water softener.
Procedures for safely shutting off power, cleaning surfaces, preventing odors, and maintaining sprayer arms.
Detailed instructions for cleaning the water inlet filter and the main filter assembly.
Guidance on how to prepare the appliance for periods when it will not be used.
Important safety instructions for installation, use, and handling of the appliance by users.
Information on the environmentally responsible disposal of the appliance and its packaging.
Tips for reducing energy and water consumption and minimizing environmental impact.
Recommendations for using environmentally friendly detergents and their properties.
Information on what to do before contacting technical support and what details to provide.
A guide to common issues, their causes, and recommended steps for resolution.
