What causes rust inside my Smeg ?
If you notice visible traces of rust inside the tank of your Smeg Dishwasher, it's likely due to external elements like rust fragments from water pipes, pots, or cutlery. Special products are commercially available to remove such marks.
Why is my Smeg not taking in water?
If your Smeg dishwasher isn't taking in water, make sure the water connections are correct, the water intake tap is on, and the filter isn't dirty. If the issue continues, contact the after-sales service.
What to do if my Smeg Dishwasher shows error E1?
If your Smeg Dishwasher displays error code E1, it indicates an issue that requires professional attention. It is recommended to contact the after-sales service for assistance.
What does Er 01 mean on my Smeg ?
If your Smeg Dishwasher displays error code Er 01, the anti-flooding system has been tripped.
What to do if Smeg program won't start?
If your Smeg Dishwasher program fails to start, ensure the dishwasher door is properly closed.
What does error code Er 08 mean on a Smeg Dishwasher?
If your Smeg Dishwasher displays error code Er 08, there is a problem on the water distribution system to the baskets.
What does error Er 04 mean on a Smeg ?
If your Smeg Dishwasher displays error code Er 04, the temperature sensor is disconnected.
What does Er 07 mean on Smeg Dishwasher?
If your Smeg Dishwasher displays error code Er 07, it means that the dishwasher cannot measure the precise water quantity that has been loaded.
Why is my Smeg Dishwasher not heating water?
If your Smeg Dishwasher isn't heating water, repeat the wash program. If the problem continues, it's best to contact the after-sales service.
What to do if my Smeg Dishwasher has water temperature monitoring malfunction?
If your Smeg dishwasher has a water temperature monitoring malfunction, interrupt the program and switch off the dishwasher. Switch the dishwasher back on, program it again and start the washing cycle. If the problem persists, contact the after-sales service.
General| Brand | Smeg |
|---|---|
| Model | Dishwasher |
| Category | Dishwasher |
| Language | English |
Covers general safety, installation by qualified technician, intended use, and name plate.
Addresses packaging disposal, earthing, detergent hazards, and appliance disposal (WEEE).
Details safety for Aquastop, internal lighting, and post-installation checks.
Covers positioning, stability, worktops, and leveling the appliance.
Details connecting the intake hose to cold or hot water supply, including filters.
Explains drain hose placement, height, diameter, and anti-submersion rules.
Covers voltage/frequency matching, plug/socket compliance, accessibility, and cord safety.
Provides instructions for replacing fuses in BS 1363A plugs for Great Britain.
Details the front panel controls, buttons, and indicator lights.
Explains the digital display and its indicators for program status and warnings.
Presents a table of washing programs, their load types, duration, and consumption.
Guides on starting, interrupting, changing, and stopping washing programs.
Explains how to set a delayed start for the washing program.
Details how to select and use various program options like ENERSAVE and Flexi Tabs.
Guides on water softening, hardness adjustment, and dispenser settings.
Instructions for adding detergent and rinse aid to their respective dispensers.
Provides advice on loading dishes, identifying dishwasher-safe items, and general usage.
Explains how to use the lower and upper baskets and their accessories.
Details how to adjust the height of the upper basket.
Covers general cleaning of outer surfaces, door gaskets, and avoiding abrasive detergents.
Instructions for cleaning the water intake filter and the spray arms.
Details cleaning the central filter unit and preparing the appliance for long periods of non-use.
Guides on checking common issues like program failure, water retention, and poor cleaning.
Explains the self-diagnostics system, fault codes (Er 01-09), and alarm reset procedures.
Provides technical specifications such as width, height, capacity, and water pressure.
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