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Care
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Machine housing, control panel
Remove detergent residue immediately.
Wipe with a soft, damp cloth.
Do not clean the appliance with a water jet.
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Drum
Use chlorine-free cleaning agent, not steel wool.
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Descaling
Not required if detergent dosed correctly. However, if this does occur, follow the instructions
of the descaling agent manufacturer.
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i-DOS/i-Dos: Clean the detergent drawer
Drain dispensers:
The dispensers have drainage openings with removable stoppers in the front area.
To drain the dispensers, first remove the drawer handle as illustrated:
1. Open detergent drawer.
2. Pull release lever (A) on the back of the drawer
handle (bottom middle) gently towards yourself
and simultaneously ...
... pull up released drawer handle (B).
3.
4.
To drain the dispensers, carefully remove the respective sealing plug
and drain the contents into a suitable receptacle.
Re-insert sealing plug fully.
Risk of electric shock! Pull out the mains plug.
Risk of explosion! No solvents.
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Care
Clean dispensers/detergent drawer:
To clean the drained dispensers, the detergent drawer can be completely removed.
1. Drain dispensers before removing them. aPage 8.
Note: Re-attach drawer handle only after cleaning.
2. Open drawer.
3. Press release lever and completely remove drawer.
3. Carefully remove drawer cover.
Do not clean the cover in the dishwasher (contains electrical components) and do not
immerse in water.
Protect rear drawer plug from moisture, detergent or softener residue; if required clean
outer surfaces with a soft, damp cloth. Dry before re-inserting.
4. Clean tray and cover with soft, damp cloth or hand
shower. Clean inner surfaces with a soft, damp cloth.
5. Dry tray and cover and re-assemble.
6. Push on drawer handle from above until it locks
in place.
7. Push in detergent drawer all the way.
Risk of electric shock! Pull out the mains plug.
Risk of explosion! No solvents.
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