This document is an instruction manual for the MORRIS TTW-163 Dishwasher, providing comprehensive information on its operation, installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
Function Description
The MORRIS TTW-163 is a household dishwasher designed for cleaning dishes, cutlery, and cookware. It offers various washing programs to suit different levels of soiling, from heavily soiled items to lightly soiled loads and quick washes. The dishwasher incorporates a water softening system, requiring the use of dishwasher salt to prevent limescale buildup, especially in hard water areas. It also features a rinse aid dispenser to ensure spot-free drying and enhance drying performance. The appliance is designed for ease of use with a control panel that allows for program selection, delay start, and monitoring of the washing cycle and warning indicators.
Important Technical Specifications
- Model: TTW-163
- Place Settings: 6 standard place settings
- Energy Efficiency Class: A+ (according to EU Directive 1059/2010)
- Annual Energy Consumption: 174 kWh (based on 280 standard cleaning cycles with cold water fill and low power modes)
- Energy Consumption (Standard Cleaning Cycle): 0.61 kWh
- Power Consumption (Off-mode): 0.3 W
- Power Consumption (Left-on mode): 0.4 W
- Annual Water Consumption: 1960 liters (based on 280 standard cleaning cycles)
- Drying Efficiency Class: A
- Standard Cleaning Cycle: ECO 50°C
- Program Duration (Standard Cleaning Cycle): 170 min
- Noise Level: 55 dB(A) re 1 pW
- Mounting: Free standing, can be built-in
- Dimensions (H x W x D): 43.8 cm x 55 cm x 50 cm
- Power Consumption: 1280 W
- Rated Voltage / Frequency: 220-240 V~ / 50 Hz
- Water Pressure (Flow Pressure): 0.4-10 bar (0.04-1 MPa)
- Maximum Plate Diameter: 270mm (10 inches)
- Drain Hose Height: Lower than 75cm
Usage Features
The dishwasher offers a user-friendly interface with a control panel featuring a power button, power light, washing program selector, start/reset button, delay button, washing program indicator lights, salt warning light, rinse-aid warning light, and delay time indicator light.
- Program Selection: Users can select from programs like Intensive (for heavily soiled items), Normal (for normally soiled loads), Eco (standard daily cycle, EN 50242 test cycle), Rapid (for lightly soiled loads and quick wash), and Soak (to rinse dishes for later washing).
- Delay Start: The delay button allows users to postpone the start of a wash cycle by 2, 4, 6, or 8 hours.
- Loading: The manual provides detailed instructions on how to load the dishwasher basket and cutlery basket efficiently, ensuring proper water spray and preventing damage. It also explains how to adjust plate racks for larger dinner plates.
- Detergent and Rinse Aid: The appliance uses specialized dishwasher detergent and liquid rinse aid. Instructions are provided for filling the salt container (for models with water softener), detergent dispenser, and rinse aid dispenser. The rinse aid dispenser has adjustable settings (1-6 or 1-4 depending on model) to optimize drying and prevent spots.
- Adding a Forgotten Dish: A forgotten dish can be added to the dishwasher before the detergent cup opens by pausing the cycle, opening the door, adding the dish, closing the door, and resuming the cycle.
- Safety Precautions: The manual emphasizes important safety information, including proper grounding, safe use of the appliance (e.g., not sitting on the door, handling sharp items carefully, keeping children away from detergent), and proper disposal of packaging materials and the appliance itself.
Maintenance Features
Regular maintenance is crucial for the dishwasher's performance and longevity.
- Filtering System: The dishwasher is equipped with a three-part filtering system (coarse filter, fine filter, microfilter) that needs to be cleaned regularly, ideally once a week. Instructions detail how to remove and clean the filters under running water.
- Cleaning the Spray Arms: The spray arms can be removed and cleaned to prevent clogging of the nozzles.
- Caring for the Dishwasher:
- After Every Wash: Turn off the water supply and leave the door slightly open to prevent moisture and odors.
- Cleaning the Control Panel and Exterior: Use a lightly dampened cloth and dry thoroughly. Avoid sharp objects, scouring pads, or harsh cleaners.
- Cleaning the Door: Use a soft, warm, damp cloth for the door edges. Avoid spray cleaners to protect electrical components.
- Long Periods of Non-use: Run an empty wash cycle, unplug the appliance, turn off the water supply, and leave the door slightly open.
- Seals: Clean the door seals periodically with a damp sponge to prevent food residue and odors.
- Protect Against Freezing: In winter, specific steps are recommended after washing cycles to protect the dishwasher from frost damage, including cutting off electrical power, turning off and disconnecting the water supply, draining water from pipes, and removing water from the tub sump.
- Troubleshooting: A dedicated section provides a guide to common problems, possible causes, and solutions, helping users resolve minor issues before calling for service. It also lists error codes (e.g., "Soak light flicker fleetly" for longer inlet time, "ECO light flicker fleetly" for overflow) and their meanings.
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