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If your Indesit dishwasher isn't starting, make sure the plug is correctly inserted into the electrical socket and that there is power in your home. Also, ensure the dishwasher door is properly closed. A delayed start might also be programmed.
Why Indesit IDF 125 leaves dishes not clean?
If the dishes in your Indesit dishwasher are not clean, it could be due to overloaded racks or poorly arranged crockery. Check that the sprayer arms can move freely and that you've selected an appropriate wash cycle. Too much foam from incorrect detergent usage, an unclosed rinse aid compartment lid, a dirty or blocked filter, or a low refined salt level could also be the cause.
What to do if Indesit IDF 125 Dishwasher doesn't drain?
If your Indesit dishwasher isn't draining water, the cycle might not be finished yet. Check if the water inlet hose is bent or if the drain duct is blocked. The filter might also be clogged with food residues.
Why Indesit IDF 125 doesn't dry dishes properly?
If the crockery in your Indesit dishwasher isn't drying properly, you might have selected a wash cycle without a drying programme. Check if the rinse aid has been used up or if the dosage is too low, and ensure the rinse aid dispenser setting is high enough.
What to do if Indesit IDF 125 does not take in water?
If your Indesit dishwasher is not taking in water and the Drying and End indicator lights are flashing, there might be no water in the mains supply, or the water inlet hose could be bent. Try turning on the tap; the appliance should start after a few minutes. If indicator lights were flashing and no action was taken, the appliance might be locked. Turn the machine off and on, then re-programme and restart the wash cycle.
What does it mean when Drying indicator light flashes on Indesit Dishwasher?
If the Drying indicator light is flashing on your Indesit dishwasher, switch the appliance off and on using the ON/OFF button. If the alarm continues, shut off the water tap to prevent flooding, remove the plug, and contact assistance.
Why Indesit IDF 125 is so noisy?
If your Indesit dishwasher is making excessive noise, the dishes might be rattling against each other or the sprayer arms. Also, check if excessive foam has been produced because the detergent wasn't measured out correctly or isn't suitable for dishwashers.
Why Indesit Dishwasher leaves white film on dishes?
If your Indesit dishwasher leaves a white film or limescale deposits on dishes and glasses, the refined salt level may be low, or the dosage setting isn't right for the water hardness. Make sure the salt dispenser lid is closed properly, and check the rinse aid level and dosage. Also, consider that the crockery might be made from non-stick material.
Why Indesit Dishwasher leaves streaks on glasses?
If your Indesit dishwasher leaves streaks or a bluish tinge on dishes and glasses, it's possible that the rinse aid dosage is too high.
What to do for Water inlet hose alarm on Indesit IDF 125?
To address the water inlet hose alarm or blocked water inlet filter on your Indesit dishwasher (indicated by flashing Salt, Washing, Drying, and End lights), first, switch off the appliance. Then, shut off the water tap to prevent flooding and unplug the dishwasher. Ensure the water inlet filter isn't blocked by impurities.
General| Type | Freestanding |
|---|---|
| Size | Full-size |
| Number of Place Settings | 12 |
| Energy Efficiency Class | A |
| Noise Level | 49 dB |
| Drying System | Static |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 85 x 60 x 60 cm |
| Washing performance | A |
| Drying performance | A |
| Water Consumption | 12 L |
| Washing Programs | 5 |
Proper placement and ensuring the appliance is level for stability and optimal performance.
Instructions for safely connecting the appliance to water and power sources by qualified personnel.
Details on connecting the water supply hose, including tap type, water clarity, and pressure requirements.
Information on the appliance's safety systems designed to prevent water leaks and floods.
Guidance on connecting the drain hose to a drain duct or sink, ensuring proper height and preventing immersion.
Requirements for safe electrical connection, including socket type, earthing, voltage, and fuse.
Instruction on applying a strip to prevent condensation damage to wooden furniture.
Steps and considerations for running the initial wash cycle, including salt and water hardness settings.
Specifications such as dimensions, capacity, water pressure, and electrical requirements.
Guidance on correctly replacing a blown fuse with an approved type.
Instructions for removing, re-routing, or safely disposing of the power plug and cable.
Step-by-step guide for wiring a new plug, matching wire colours to terminals.
Diagram and labels identifying the main components of the dishwasher.
Explanation of buttons, indicators, and the wash cycle selection knob on the control panel.
How to arrange plates, pans, and large items in the lower rack for optimal cleaning.
Proper placement of cutlery in the basket, including safety tips for sharp items.
Guidance for loading delicate items like glasses and cups in the upper rack.
List of materials and items that should not be washed in the dishwasher to prevent damage.
Instructions on how to raise or lower the upper rack for better space management.
Step-by-step guide to turn on, load, select cycle, and start the dishwasher.
Recommendations on detergent type, amount, and compartment usage for best results.
How to change a cycle in progress or add extra dishes during a wash.
How to fill the rinse aid dispenser and adjust the dosage for optimal drying.
How to adjust the water softener based on local water hardness levels.
Instructions for filling the salt dispenser to prevent limescale buildup.
Procedures for turning off water and electricity before cleaning or maintenance.
How to clean external surfaces, seals, and interior components.
Tips for keeping the dishwasher smelling fresh, like leaving the door ajar.
How to remove and clean the sprayer arms to ensure water jets are unobstructed.
Steps to clean the filter at the tap outlet to prevent blockages.
Detailed instructions for removing and cleaning the three-part filter assembly.
Recommendations for shutting down the appliance when not in use for extended periods.
Important safety rules for using the appliance to prevent injury or damage.
Information on how to dispose of the appliance and packaging responsibly.
Tips for efficient water and energy use and environmentally friendly detergent choices.
